Russellville High School - Panther Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

We may not admit it but everyone wants to be the best at something and we want people to know about it. That's why we spend many hours practicing for the musical, decorating a cake, assembling a science project or learning to break dance. We want to be the best—not better than someone else, but the ultimate—the best WE can be. DOING OUR BEST TO BE THE BEST! Far left: Chad Jones and Thomas Dawson give it all they have at a Russellville Logan Co. basketball game. Jennifer Angles. Christie Nash. Yvette Maskin and Nakeitha Jackson enjoy the Raku Party at WKU. Left: Science projects can be harrowing experiences for mice and freshmen Dan Kemp and Libby Haines. Below: The football team shows they are enthusiastic off the field as well as on. Rhonda Warden and Tim Menser take a fake tumble in the speech and drama play. Senior girls enjoy the entertainment in the auditorium. CONTENTS CLASSES 17 FACULTY 49 SPORTS 59 CLUBS 83 ADS 125 INDEX 154 3 THESE ARE THE BEST OF TIMES Above: The band celebrates a touchdown along with the crowd. The “terror” of the mighty Panther seems to have no effect on Veronica Duncan. Right: The heater is a favorite meeting place between classes. Upper right: Missy Maxwell gets into the Panther Spirit. Clay Parrish trys to stay cool during Business English. Lower right: Christie Nash lends a helping hand. Kim Grider, portraying the king of the jungle, wishes for courage during the football homecoming week. 4 5 The theme for the week was Land of Oz. The halls were decorated with rainbows and students dressed as their favorite Wizard of Oz character. The Seniors were presented with the spirit stick at the Pep Rally. Advanced chorus, led by Mr. Chaffin, sang a rousing song called Touchdown. The annual Football Player’s Beauty Contest was won by Rodney Gordon. Kay Penick was crowned 1983 Homecoming Queen during halftime of the Crittenden County game. Her court was Carla Anderson, Sonya Shoulders, Misty Head, Sha Cross, Sandy Strickland, and Kelly Link. HOMECOMING ’84 LAND OF OZ 7 POWDERPUFF First Row: Rochelle Jackson, Donna Kennedy; Second Row: Crystal Weatherford. Melody Yarbrough. Shannon Coker. Heather Wilson. Carla Anderson. Susan Guion. Pat Croslin. Sonya Shoulders; Third Row: Tonya Tolliver, Connie Russell. Misty Head. Vonda Beasley. Melissa Clarke, Melanie Foster. Mary Wis Estes. Laura Johnson; Fourth Row: Sha Cross. Felecia Hampton. Paula Skipworth. Veronica Duncan, Cindy Walker, Lynn Riley. Missy Maxwell. Kim Borders, Cissy Gorrell, Mary Juett Roemele; Coaches: Dalvin Townsend. Kenneth Temple. First Row: Teresa Harris. Norma Pillow. Veronica Johnson. Kelli Link. Libby Haines. ToVeftTOiOft.'’Heather McGinnis. Judith Seh iss. Samera Zavaro. Mary Jureka. Debbie Simmons, Tammy Nichols. Second Row: Leigh Ann Hoffman, Pam Britton. Shannon Beuraguard. Rhonda Warden. Cynthia Dilliha, Amy Sorrell. Tamika Beard. Jennifer Dunlap. Cheryl Stratton. Third Row: Connie Gilliland. Lolly Myatt. Denise Stinson. Michele Utley, Carrie Atkinson, Jannice Morris. Page Estes. Caity Noe. Emily Morgan. Diane Wood. Ellen Boyd, Joanna Kahn. Fourth Row: Tammy Weatherford. Tomonika Carnell, Tina Taylor. Tracy Kramer. Sandy Strickland. Christy Nash. Beth Barrett. Kim Morris. Carole Wood. SOnya Spencer. Beth Lyons. Bonnie Farmer, Metie Kelly. As part of Homecoming Week, the Junior and Senior girls faced the Freshman and Sophomore girls in the annual Powderpuff game. The game didn’t have all the technique of the boys’ game, but the girls played just as hard and gave it all they had. The first half saw little scoring, but the Jr. Srs turned on in the second half and won it 22-6. 9 NOBODY DOES IT BETTER! Makes Me Feel Sad For The Rest Nobody Does It Better Baby You’re The Best Question: Who Dat? Answer: Nobody! The Panther cagers, in a 42 to 13 victory over Cumberland, proved that nobody in Class A football does it better. Led by coach of the year, Ken Barrett, the Panthers dominated the second half, scoring 21 points in the fourth quarter and bringing home the second state championship in four years. They compiled a 13-1 record, making 1983 the winningest season in Russellville football history. Top left: Brian Fruits does his dance of victory. Bottom left: Jonathan Cage tries to squeeze around the outside. Left: Anthony Bibb. Steve Wood. Brent Wilkins and Mike Miller celebrate their victory. Below: Andy Woodall calls the play from the line of scrimmage. Paula Skipworth participates in the halftime show. 11 Above: Jerry White serves punch to Panther Fans. Coach Barrett intently watches the Paris game. Right: The Panther Mothers attend a pep rally at RHS. 12 PANTHER PRIDE—CITYWIDE! As the Panthers worked their way to the head of their class, the team saw tangible expressions of community support. The painted windows, yard signs, and large attendance at distant games reminded students and faculty that the community is interested in and proud of their school. f EAK S OPS H Erfi 13 The 1983 Tobacco Festival held more than 30 events. Among these were many of the traditional activities, such as the parade, the beauty pageant, and the Tobacco Jam. This year’s beauty pageant held a special meaning for RHS because Kay Penick was crowned 1983 Tobacco Festival Queen. The Queen's Court included 1st runner- up Kimberly Clark, 2nd runner-up Lisa Cook, 3rd runner-up Heather Wilson, 4th runner-up Krissy Clark, and TOBACCO Miss Congeniality Michelle White. FESTIVAL 14 Christmas in Russellville welcomed a celebration from the past as the Advanced Chorus and the de Graffenried Chorale combined forces for a presentation of a 16th century Madrigal Dinner. MADRIGAL DINNER Students served as the musical minstrels, singing traditional carols of the season and attending to the service of the patrons’ tables. The three course meal complete with wassail bowl and Christmas pudding, was prepared by the RHS Food Service classes. The Chorale served as the Royal Court for the evening, with Frank Walton, Chorale President, serving as king of the castle. Following a jovial dialogue with the court jester, Tim Menser, the Chorale presented a concert of music, with some of the carols performed in the medieval style. The two performances were sold out weeks in advance. Public response was overwhelmingly positive and requests for repeat performances next year have given rise to the possibility of a new Christmas tradition in Russellville. 15 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING Basketball Homecoming was interrupted this year by a large snowfall which caused cancellation of school for two days. Black and Gold and Crazy Hat Day were held one day, but there was not enough time to decorate the halls. RHS won the homecoming game against Todd Central. Donna Kennedy was crowned Homecoming Queen at halftime. A candidate from each class was chosen for the Homecoming Court. This year’s court consisted of Freshman, Carrie Atkinson, Sophomore, Sandy Strickland; Junior, Mary Jett Roemele; and Senior Donna Kennedy. The Pep Club candidates were Vonda Beasley, Pat Croslin, and Sha Cross. The BEST Year Is The Last SENIORS Vonda, Susan, and Carla help decorate for Homecoming. Karen Allen Selina Allen Carla Anderson Keane Arney Andre Beard Vonda Beasley Pernell Bibb Katie Bigbee Dudley Bouldin Amy Bucher Jonathan Cage Andrea Caldwell 18 Steve Christmas Melissa Clarke Shannon Coker Steve Coleman Beverly Copeland Marcus Cornelius Patricia Crenshaw Pat Croslin Felicia Cross Mark Darden Susan Davenport Norris Davis Ronnie Devasier Barbie Denney Missy Dotson Robbie Dowell James Duer Veronica Duncan Robin Elrod Robin Epley 19 Roger Estep Mary Wis Estes Angie Evans Buck Gorrell Monty Grady Kim Grider Susan Guion Jim Hamilton Angela Hardin Karin Hatler Kenneth Hines Vanessa Hollins Dale Holloway Rochelle Jackson Tony Johnson Bob Kemp Barry Kennedy Donna Kennedy Melissa Kondracki Jackie Lee 20 Kellie Lockhart Lisa Mantlo Alan Mason Ben Massingille Missy Maxwell Preston Mayes John McLean Barry McReynolds Stanley Meacham Jimmy Meade Debbie Meyer Leslie Morgan ) 21 Sandy Oberhausen Tammy Oberhausen Mike Offutt Clay Parrish Bryant Pendleton Kay Penick Bobby Joe Posey Frenchelle Posey Buddy Price Kevin Prince Susan Reeves Carmon Renfro Victor Romero Renee Scott Sonya Shoulders Buddy Smith Cynthia Southerland Kim Storms Shawn Stovall Shelly Taylor 22 Dalvin Townsend Annette Utley Keith Waters Crystal Weatherford Chris Werth Cheryl Westray Mary Whitaker Dennis White Lisa Whitman Brent Wilkins Bryan Wilkins Pat Williamson Heather Wilson Steve Wood Andy Woodall Jesse Woolridge Grant Wright Melody Yarbrough Oscar York Darla Young ) 23 SENIOR DIRECTORY—Best We Could Do ALLEN, KAREN D.. Pep Club 10, 11. 12; SAE 12; FBLA 12; Panther Paw 12; Yearbook 12; FCA 12 ALLEN, SELINA C., Pep Club 9, 10, 11; SAE 11; DECA 9. 10, 11; Science 9; Chorus 9; FBLA 12; FCA 12 ANDERSON. CARLA E., Tennis 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader 10, 11,12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; SAE 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Panther Paw 11; Student Council 11; FCA 12 ARNEY. KEANE L., Band 9; NHS 11,12; Panther Paw 12; Student Council 9 ASHBY, SHANE, VICA 11. 12 BEAL. RICHARD BEARD, ANDRE L., Basketball 12, Manager for girls; Track 10, Manager for boys; DECA 10. 11 BEASLEY. VONDA L.. Tennis 9, 10, 11. 12; Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 9. 10. 11.12; SAE 9.10; NHS 11,12; Speech 9,10; FCA 12; Basketball Candidate 9, 12 BIBB. PERNELL U.. Basketball 10; Football 10. 11, 12; Track 10, 11 BIGBEE, KATIE M., Basketball 10 BOULDIN, DUDLEY C.. Basketball 9; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 12; FBLA 12 BUCHER, AMY M.. Basketball 10. 11. 12; Tennis 10; DECA 9; FHA 9; FBLA 12; Yearbook 12 CAGE. JONATHAN W., Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12 CALDWELL. ANDREA L.. SAE 12 CHRISTMAS. STEVE L.. Basketball 9. 10; SOUND OF MUSIC 9; OLIVER 10; CHARLIE BROWN 12; Speech 9; Chorus 9,10,11,12, Quad State 11, 12, Hazel Carver Award 11; FBLA 12 President; FCA 12 CLARKE. MELISSA D.. Baseball 12, Bat Girl; 9,10; SOUND OF MUSIC 10; Pep Club 9,10. 11, President 12; SAE 9. Photographer 10, 11; Spanish 9, 11; Panther Paw 12; Yearbook 12; Student Council 12; FCA 12; Football Candidate 11 COKER. SHANNON E.. FlagCorp 10,11; Pep Club 9. 10, 11. 12; SAE 12; NHS 11. 12; FHA 9. 10; Yearbook 10, 11. 12; FCA 12 COLEMAN, STEVEN D., Football 10, 11 COPELAND, BEVERLY A., Art 9. 10. 11, 12 CORNELIUS, MARCUS L., DECA 10. 11. 12; VICA 12 CRENSHAW. PATRICIA C.. Pep Club 9. 10, 11; DECA 11 CROSLIN, PATRICIA A., Cheerleader 9. 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; SAE 12; Spanish 9, 10; FBLA 12; Panther Paw 11; Yearbook 12; Student Council 9, 10; FCA 12; Football Candidate 9; Basketball Candidate 12 CROSS. FELECIA D.. Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12, All District, All Region, Kentucky All-South Central Honorable Mention; Band 9, 10; Pep Club 9. 10, 11; SAE 12; FHA 9, 10; FBLA 12 DARDEN. JAMES M.. Art 10 DAVENPORT. SUSAN W., OUR TOWN 11; Pep Club 10; NHS 11, 12; Math 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 9,10, Secretary 11.12; Speech 9, 10. 11. 12; NFL 9. 10. 11, 12; FCA 12 DAVIS. NORRIS J. DENNY. BARBIE DeVASIER, RONNIE L. DOTSON. MELISSA A., Basketball 9.10, 11. 12; Yearbook 12 DOWELL. ROBBIE W.. VICA 11 DUER, JAMES A., YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN 12; Band 9. 10. 11; NHS 11, 12; Science 9; Chorus 12 DUNCAN. VERONICA J.. Track 10. Manager 11; HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS 11, DON’T DRINK THE WATER 12; Flag Corp 9. 10. 11. 12. Captain 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Spanish 12. V. Pres. Speech 9. 10, 11, 12; NFL 9,10.11.12; FBLA 12; Student Council 11. 12; Girls State 11. ELROD. ROBIN EPLEY. ROBIN R.. Band 9, 10. 11 Sec., 11; SAE 10, 11, 12, V. Pres., 11; NHS 11. 12; Speech 9, 10; FBLA 12 Sec. Treas; FCA 12. ESTEP. ROGER N., Football 12; Golf, 11,12; OUR TOWN; Band 9,10,11, Treas. 11; Panther Chatter 11. ESTES. MARY WIS, Golf 9. 10, 11, 12, Regional Champion 11; Went to State 9, 10, 11.12; Pep Club 9.10,11.12; SAE 9.10,11. 12 Treas. 10; NHS 11,12; Math 9; Speech 9; Student Council 10,11,12, V. Pres. 11; FCA 12 Treas. EVANS, ANGELA M.. Track 9, 10; Cheerleader 12, Pep Club 9. 10, 11; DECA 9. 10; Art 9, 10; Speech 11. FELTS, SUSAN T., Transfer from Clarksville High; Rifle Corp 9. 10.11; Math 11,12; Science 11; Chorus 9, 10. 11; VICA 11; CARO- 26 SEL 11 GORRELL. BROWNING H.. III.. Golf 10. 11. 12; SOUND OF MUSIC; SAE 11. 12. V. Pres. Spanish 10.11.12; FHA10; Speech 9.10. V. Pres. 10 Student Council 12; FCA 12. GRADY. JAMES LAMONT, Football 12; DECA 10. 11. 12. GRIDER. KIMBERLY L.. Basketball 9.10.11. 12 Statistician; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; SAE 9. 10, 11, 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11; FBLA 12; FCA 12. GUION, SUSAN L., Pep Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Art 9, 10; FBLA 12; FCA 12. HAMILTON, JIM E., Tennis 10. 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Math 10, Panther Chatter 12. HARDIN. ANGELA C., Pep Club 9. 10; DECA 9, 10, 11, 12. HATLER, KARIN J., Majorette 10. 11, 12, Captain 11, 12; SAE 10. 11, 12, Treas. 11, State Delegate 11, NHS 11,12 Sec. 12; Science 9, 10,12, Treas. 12; Speech 9,10,11, 12; NFL 11, 12; FBLA 12 V. Pres. Panther Paw 12; FCA 12; Girls State 11. HINES. KENNETH, Basketball, Manager 12; Baseball, Manager 12, Football 10; Art 12. HOLLINS, VANESSA J., Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12. HOLLOWAY, MARLON D., Basketball 9, 10; Football 12; Baseball 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Math 9, 10; Science 9, 10; VICA 11. JACKSON, ROCHELLE L., Pep Club 9, 10. 11; FHA 9, 10, 11; Student Council 10. JOHNSON, DAVID A., Football 9; Golf 10,11; Pep Club 9, SAE 12; Spanish 10, Science 10; VICA 12; Yearbook 12. KEMP, JAMES R.. Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Baseball 9; Track 10, 11; Art 9, 10, 11, 12; Science 9, 10. KENNEDY, BARRY KENNEDY, DONNA R., Basketball 9, 10; Track, Manager 11; Cheerleader 12; NHS 12; Chorus 12; FCA 12; Basketball Homecoming Queen 12. KONDRACKI, MELISSA R., Pep Club 9; Speech 9. 10. 11; FBLA 12. LEE, JACQUELINE L.. Pep Club 9, 10; NHS 11; DECA 10, 11, 12. Sec. LOCKHART, KELLIE D., SAE 12; NHS 12; Spanish 11, Treas.; FHA 11, V. Pres. FBLA 12 Historian; Panther Chatter 11; FCA 12. MANTLO, LISA G., Flag Corp 10, 11; Pep Club 9; SAE 12; Science 10; FHA 9; FBLA 12, Treas. MASON. ALAN C.. Basketball 9,10; Football 12; Baseball 10.11.12; Golf 9; SAE 10; NHS 11. 12; Science 9. 10; FCA 12. MASSINGILLE, BEN L., Basketball 9, 10, 11; Football 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Band 9; Science 9; VICA 11, 12. MAXWELL, MARY L., SOUND OF MUSIC 9, OLIVER 10; Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12; SAE 9, 10, 11, 12 State Historian 11, State Delegate 11; Spanish 9, 10, 12, Treasurer 10; Speech 9. 10; FBLA 12; FCA 12 MAYES, WILLIAM P., Football 11, 12; Baseball 11 McLEAN. JOHN H.. Golf 10, 11. 12; HARVEY 9. OLIVER 10. LE PETIT PRINCE 10, OUR TOWN 11. HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING 12. DON’T DRINK THE WATER 12; NHS 11, 12, President 12; Math 10,11,12, Treasurer 10,11; Spanish 9. 10; Science 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10,11; Speech 9,10,11,12, reporter 12; Panther Paw 12, editor 12; Yearbook 12; FCA 12, President 12 McREYNOLDS, BARRY A.. Basketball 9; OUR TOWN 11, HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING 11, DON’T DRINK THE WATER 12; NHS 11,12; Math 9. 10,11,12, President 12, Vice President 12; Science 9, 10, 11, 12, President 11, 12; Yearbook 9,11,12; Student Council 11,12, President 12; FCA 12; Vice President of Senior class MCACHAM, PAUL S. MEADE. JAMES R.. Track 12; HOWTO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT TRYING 11; Band 9; SAE 11, 12, President 11; NHS 11. 12, Vice President 12; Science 9,10,11,12, 27 Vice President 11; Chorus 12; Panther Paw 12; Yearbook 12; President of Senior Class MEYER, DEBRA C., Spanish 10,12; FBLA 12 MORGAN, LESLIE A., Flag Corp 10, 11; SAE 12; FHA 9. 10. 2nd Vice President 10; FBLA 12, Vice President 12; Panther Paw 11; Yearbook 10 OBERHOUSEN, SANDRA D., DECA 10. 11. 12, Vice President 11, President 12; FBLA 12 OBERHAUSEN, TAMMY L., SAE 10, 11, 12; NHS 12; FHA 9,10, President 10; Speech 9, 12; NFL 12; Chorus 11,12; Panther Paw 12; Yearbook 11. 12; FCA 12 OFFUTT. GEORGE M. PARRISH. WILLIAM C.. Basketball 9.10. 11. 12. Captain 12; Football 9. 10, 11, 12. Co-Captain 12 PENDLETON, BRYANT L. PENICK, KAY, Band 9,10,11; Rifle Corp 10, 11; SAE 10, 11, 12. Sec. 11. Historian 12; NHS 11, 12, Treas. 12; Science 9, 10, 12, Sec. 12; Speech 10; Yearbook 12; FCA 12. Sec. Football Homecoming Candidate 10, Queen 12, Tobacco Festival Queen 12. POSEY, BOBBY JOE. Art 9, 10. 12; VICA 11. POSEY. FRENCHELLE R.. Spanish 11; FHA 11. PRICE, BUDDY. NHS 11, 12; Math 9, 10; Science 9, 10; Speech 10; FCA 12. PRINCE. KEVIN D., Band 9. 10. REEVES. SUSAN W.. Band 9; FBLA 12. RENFRO. CARMON E.. Pep Club 9; SAE 11. 12; NHS 12; FHA 9, 10, Historian 10; Panther Chatter 11; Yearbook 12. ROMERO. FELIX ROMERO. VICTOR J., Spanish 11. 12 SCOTT, RENEF. SAE 10, 11. 12, Historian 11. Treas. 12;NHS11,12, Typist 12; FHA 9, 10. V. Pres. 10; Yearbook 12; FCA 12. SHOULDERS. SONYA F., Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. MIP 10. 11; Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. 12, Captain 12; Pep Club 9. 10, 11, 12, V. Pres. 11; SAE 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Spanish 9. 10. V. Pres. 10; Speech 9, 10; Chorus 12, Treas.; Yearbook 12; Student Council 9,11, 12; FCA 12. V. Pres. Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 11, 12. SMITH, EDWARD R., Football 11, 12; OLIVER, HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS 11; Spanish 12; Speech 9, 10; Chorus 11; Panther Paw 12; FCA 12. SOUTHERLAND. CYNTHIA G., Pep Club 9. 10. 11; Chorus 9; Yearbook 12; Football Homecoming Queen 11; Basketball Candidate 10. STORMS. KIMBERLY D., Flag Corp. 10, 11; Pep Club 9. 10; Science 9; FHA 9. 10; FBLA 12; Yearbook 12. STOVALL, SHAWN D., Basketball 9,10; Tennis 10. 11, 12, MIP 11; VICA 11, 12, Pres. 12; Student Council 12. TAYLOR. SHELLY TOWNSEND, DALVIN J.. Basketball 12; DECA 10. 11. 12. UTLEY. GAIL ANNETTE. Cheerleader 10; SOUND OF MUSIC 9; HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS 11; YOU’RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN 12; NHS 11, 12; Speech 9, 10; Chorus 9. 11, 12; FBLA 12. WATERS. KEITH WEATHERFORD. CRYSTAL Y., Pep Club 9. 10; Art 12; FHA 9. 10. 11. WERTH, CHRISTOPHER M.. Basketball 9; Golf 9. 10. 11, 12; HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS 11; Band 10. 11; Pep Club 9; Math 12; Spanish 12; Panther Paw 12; FCA 12. WESTRAY. CHERYL S., Band 9, 10, 11; SAE 10. 11, 12, Pres 11; NHS 11, 12; FBLA 12; FCA 12. WHITAKER. MARY J.. FHA 9; Chorus 9. WHITE. WILLIAM D. WHITMAN. LISAG.. Chorus 9. FBLA 11. 12. WILKINS. EDWARD BRYAN. Football 9. 11. 12; Pep Club 11, 12; SAE 11; VICA 12. WILKINS. JERRY B.. Basketball 9; Football 9.10.11,12; Baseball 9,10.11; Pep Club 9, 10. 11, 12; SAE 11. 12; Spanish 9. 12; Science 11, 12; Yearbook 12; FCA 12. WILLIAMSON, PATRICK N., Football 9. 10. WILSON. HEATHER L., DON’T DRINK THE WATER 11; Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Field Commander 10. 11. 12; NHS 11. 12; Panther Paw 12. WOOD. JANET L., Pep Club 10; SAE 11; FBLA 12. WOOD, DAVID STEPHEN, Football 9,10,11, 12; Baseball 11. 12; SOUTH PACIFIC, LIL ABNER OKLAHOMA: Pep Club 10, 11, 12; SAE 10, 11. 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12; Panther Paw 12, FCA 12. WOODALL. JAMES A.. Basketball 9; Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11, 12. WOOLDRIDGE, JESSE, Football 9, 10, 11. 12, All W.KC. 11, 12; Art 9. 10; VICA 12. WRIGHT, GRANT, Basketball 9, 10; Tennis 12; SAE 11; NHS 11, 12; Speech 9. YARBROUGH. MELODY D., Track 9,10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Spanish 12; FHA 9, 10. 11; FBLA 12. YORK, LONNIE R., “Oscar Basketball 9. 10.11; Football 11.12 Captain 12; Baseball 28 11, 12; FCA 12. YOUNG, DARLA K., HOSA 12 Secretary JUNIORS Andrea Caldwell and Melissa Gholson converse before the Powder Puff game. Sherry Abbott Phillip Adler Dan Anderson Jennifer Angles Donna Armstrong Allan Barry Tim Bell Michael Bibb Pernell Bibb Billy Boisseau Ronald Boisseau Kim Borders Angela Bouldin Tammy Bradley Lisa Brooks Russell Campbell Jo Ann Carter Jordan Clarke Dewayne Cole Sharon Coleman 30 Sha Cross Terry Crowder Betty Jo Cundiff Kelly Dickey David Dilliha Mitchell Dilliha Terry Dillihay Keith Donnelly Robert Doughty James English William Ferguson Melanie Foster Brian Fruits Melissa Gholson Melissa Gilbert Alice Gill Rodney Gordon Cissy Gorrell Sonny Green Lori Haines The Marching Panthers play for the fans at the state championship. Theda Hale Felecia Hampton Misty Head Catherine Higgins Chris Hightower Mark Hightower Mark Hooper Garrett Hudlow Jeff Johnson Laura Johnson Pam Johnson Chad Jones James Kees Doug Keith Jeff Kemp Debbie Kennedy Mario Long Jada Mallory Amanda Markham Marty Marshall 32 Yvette Maskin Derrick McGuire Eric McKinney Tim Menser Donna Milam Mike Miller Phillip Moore Lee Ann Morgan Donna Neagle Janice Parrish Donnie Peters Shelly Pike Lisa Posey Lisa Powell Tommy Powell Sally Price Lee Province Teresa Reed Steve Rhoads Lynn Riley Kelly Dickey watches Steve Rhoads as he plays at a game. 33 Leigh Ann Morgan find the floor a good place to work. Anthony Posey takes inventory of his Tom Wat products. Ashley Robertson Mary Juett Roemele Connie Russell Pam Shook Terry Shoulders Paula Skipworth Al Smith Brenda Stewart Tracy Stewart Sonya Stovall Pat Suiter Carmen Taylor Charlie Taylor Gordon Taylor Tina Taylor 34 Kenneth Taylor Tim Thistle Tonya Tolliver Cindy Walker Debbie Ward Tim Werth Pat White Chris Wilson Vicki Wilson Jennifer Worley Sally Yukevich proves that a pep rally is sometimes a good place to “Beauty and the Beast. study. 35 SOPHOMORES Derek Allen Tommy Allen Tracy Anderson Ricky Arnett Lynn Atkinson Craig Austin Beth Barrett Jim Basham Ramon Beard Tamika Beard Carolyn Bell Missy Boisseau Tracy Boyd Lisa Bray David Brokofsky Freshmen and Sophomores look at their first high school yearbook. 36 Shelly Peckenpaugh, Cheryl Stratton discuss the jarring affairs of the world while Debbie Simmons and Robert Kemp discuss the world in a jar. Bobby Brooks Duwayne Bryant Thomas Brunner Gene Bush Jeff Cage Ricky Cage Demonica Carnell Eric Coker Wendall Cox Tracy Cramer Darla Davenport Joe Davenport Allen Davis Cindy Devasier Ursula Dobbs Trania Elliott Tobeika Elliott Chris Farmer Matt Fields Chris Gadbois 37 Deon Gamble Barry Goley Melanie Gragg John Grant Harry Grinter Connie Gilliland Rita Grinter Mike Harris Teresa Harris Malaih Hays Machelle Henderson Mary Higgins Steve Higgins Barry Hollins Lou Ann Hofman Louann Holman Kari Hall Todd Humphrey Leigh Ann Hughes Timmy Hyams Lolly Myatt and Beth Barrett leisurely decorate the sophomore hall. 38 Learning how to wrap packages is a humorous experience for Dwayne Bryant. Naekeitha Jackson Glendale Johnson Tommy Johnson Metie Kelly Eric Kemp Robert Kemp Michelle Kennedy Teresa Long Grant Luckett Glenn McGhee Kim McGuire Chere Moore Bobby Morgan Janice Morris Kim Morris Tracey Morris Eric Moseley Jason Mullen Lolly Myatt Christie Nash 39 James Netherland Dicky Oberhausen Denise Parker Tammy Parrish Shelly Peckenpaugh Sean Peveler Norma Pillow Alice Posey Loretta Posey Marilyn Posey Keith Prince Patrick Richardson Robert Rippy Ronald Rippy Karen Roberts Mitchell Robinson Ted Rogers Robbie Rutherford Chris Sanders William Sandlin Christie Scott Rhonda Sears Victor Shifflett Debbie Simmons Brian Skipworth Dwayne Smith John Smith Thad Smith Andy Southerland Sonja Spencer 40 Bart Stamper Denise Stinson Cheryl Stratton Sandy Strickland Shannon Taylor Tina Taylor Tony Tharpe Mark Todd Craig Townsend Michelle Utley The halls are decorated by Sandy Strickland. Kenneth Temple dresses for the occasion. 41 FRESH MA N Wanda Anding Barry Appling Carrie Atkinson Shannon Beauregard Monty Bell Steve Bell Wallace Bouldin Ellen Boyd Pam Britton Debbie Brooks Jennifer Caldwell Brad Campbell Michael Carter Jeff Chiles Shannon Cook Bryant Copeland Bill Costellow Tina Crowder Nelson Cundiff Beth Cunningham Thomas Dawson Connie Dean Cynthia Dillaha Christy Dotson Rose Dowd 42 Carrie Sinclair checks out Lou Ann Holeman's make-up. Samara Zavaro does not want her picture taken. Scott Downey Jennifer Dunlap Christie Durbin Christine Eary Scott Epley Page Estes Bonnie Farmer Calvin Fuston Ann Gill Marvin Gordon Contessa Grinter Rhonda Grinter Teresa Grinter Libby Haines Greg Hale Robbie Harbison Todd Harkleroad Tammy Hayes Mark Hendricks Janice Hines 43 Lee Ann Holt Richard Hutchison James Jackson Veronica Johnson Court Jones Jeff Joyce Mary Jureka Joanna Kahn Jody Kelly Dan Kemp Kristy Kempf Fadocia Knight Kenny Knight David Kondracki Sarah Kondracki Carrie Adkinson. Pam Britton, and Page Estes celebrate Homecoming. 44 Kelli Link Teresa Long Mark Lynch Beth Lyons Tajwanna Maskin Gary Mason Sheila Mariable Kelly McCall Anne McIntosh Heather McGinnis Beth Mooney Corey Morgan Emily Morgan Glenn Noe Caity Noe Tammy Nichols Donna Netherland Sonia Orange Chris Patterson Richard Phillips 45 Page Estes and Glenda Taylor carry on a conversation during the pep rally. Tony Phillips Tammy Ramsey Anthony Rippy Melony Rippy Judith Schiess Sherry Simms Carrie Sinclair Linnea Sharp Sheila Sharp Eddie Shifflett Nancy Shipp Paul Shoemake Kip Smith Erika Snyder Amy Sorrell Sherry Spear Melissa St. Cyr Tommy Stewart April Suggs Donald Taylor 46 rolfe Wolfe Vood Wood roou foodard Heather McGinnis readies Sherry Sims for her theatrical performance. 47 FOR BETTER OR WORSE 48 ACULTY Wallace Mason, PRINCIPAL Wayne Mullen, ASST. PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATION John Chaffin, Music Jeff Edwards. Citizenship Kenneth Barrett. Social Studies Tim Bollenbecker, Industrial Arts Jane Brantley. Math Evelyn Alexander. English Vicki Kirkland. English Judy Lyne. Food Service Kathryn Jennings. Librarian Steve Meredith, Science Bonnie Elmore. Spanish Joanne Flowers. English Shelly Page. Speech Drama Donna Preston. Distributive Ed. Joe Milam. Science Mike Roberts. Social Studies Roy Mosier. Science Patti Rice. Art 53 54 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL TEACHERS: Seated. Luther Bagwell. Joe Perkins. Jim Little: Standing. Ken Mussnug. Gloria Robinson. Kenneth Bond. Chester Vincent. Morris Grayson. Director; Joyce Bilyeau, Jim Netherland. Peggy Violett. Roy Herndon 56 PEOPLE WHO MAKE THINGS WORK COOKS: Elizabeth Mason. Dorothy Browder. Lucille Bush. Betty Chestnut. Director. BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS: Joe Hardy. Chairman; David Smith. Jerry White. Tom Luckett. Janet Menser. PORTS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling left to right: Pat Croslin, Vonda Beasley (Basketball Captain), Sha Cross: Standing: Donna Kennedy, Misty Head, Carla Anderson. Angie Evans. Sonya Shoulders (Football Captain) 60 61 1983 STATE CLASS A CHAMPIONS TEAM MEMBERS First Row: Buddy Smith. Steve Wood. Jonathan Cage. Alan Mason. Roger Estep. Oscar York. Clay Parrish. Pernell Bibb. Brent Wilkins. Dudley Boul-din. Second Row: Bryan Wilkins. Preston Mayes. Dale Holloway. Andy Woodall. Jesse Woolridge. Monty Grady. Bob Kemp. James Kees. Al Smith. Third Row: Jeff Johnson. Sonny Green. Kelly Dickey. Alan Barry. Brian Fruits. Rodney Gordon. Terry Dillihay. Anthony Bibb. Mike Miller. Billy Ferguson. Tony Hampton. Fourth Row: Eric Moseley. Ricky Cage. Lyn Atkinson. Robby Rutherford. Ramon Beard. Eric Coker. Craig Townsend. Barry Hollins. Deaon Gamble. Caig Austin. Fifth Row: Marty Marshallm Michael Bibb. Wallis Bouldin. Bubba Taylor. Kenneth Hines. Grant Luckett. Timmy Hampton. Coaches: Ted Zikeli. Buddy Linton. Ken Barrett. Head Coach: Howard Wren. Standing: Korlin Harrison. Lon Kendall, Phil Todd. Steve Meredith 63 COACH OF THE YEAR Not only did OU R Coach Barrett lead us all the way to the State Football Championship, but he was also named Class A Coach of the Year and The COURIER-JOURNAL'S state Coach of the Year. In the eight years Coach Barrett has been at Russellville his teams have won 58 games. They have to their credit four district championships, four regional titles and two state championships. We are proud that Coach Barrett is a part of Russellville High School. 64 IMPRESSIVE RECORD Nineteen eighty-three was a landmark year for the Panther football team. They won district, region, and state championships. They broke the nation’s longest winning streak by beating Paris. They beat Fort Campbell for the first time in 10 years. But most of all they make the community proud of their Panthers because they were indeed the Best They Could Be. 65 VARSITY BASKETBALL Managers: Grant Luckett, Kenneth Hines. Keith Prince. Second Row; Keith Donnelly. Anthony Bibb. Jonathan Cage. Coach Jeff Edwards. Cl :. Parrish. Craig Townsend. Ricky Cage. Third row: Asst. Coach Lou Kendall. Barry Hollins. Rodney Gordon. Brian Fruits. Derrick McGuire. Dalv Townsend, Jordan Clarke. Bart Stamper, Asst. Coach Phil Todd. 66 The 1983-84 basketball season was the first for the team under the direction of Coach Jeff Edwards and assistant coaches Lou Kendall and Phil Todd. The team showed marked improvement during the season and made a fine showing against their opponents, including such teams as Logan County. All in all, the team had a good season. 67 68 JR. VARSITY Managers: Grant Luckett. Kenneth Hines. Keith Prince. Second row: Nelson Cundiff, Deon Gamble. Barry Hollins. Coach Phil Todd. Mark Todd. Tr mia Elliott. Ricky Cage; Third row: Bubba Taylor. Brian Fruits. Bart Stamper. Mike Harris. Craig Townsend. Managers: Grant Luckett. Kenneth Hines. Keith Prince. Second row: Steve Bell. James Jackson. Greg Hale. Coach Lou Kendall, Jeff Chiles. Bryant Copeland. Marvin Gordon. Third row: Wallis Bouldin. Monte Bell. Bubba Taylor. Tommy Stewart. Nelson Cundiff. Mark Todd. FRESHMA N 69 LADY PANTHERS First row Tammy Weatherford. Libby Haines, Felecia Cross. Melinda Simmons, Janice Morris, Amy Bucher, Second row; Leanne Hoffman, Tami.a Beard, Katrina Hutchison, Missy Dotson. Tobeika Elliott. Tonya Toliver, Rhonda Grinter, Catherine Higgins, Coach Matt Tipton’s team had a winning season again this year with an overall record of 13 wins and 9 losses. Some high points of the season were impressive wins over state-ranked Warren East and a strong Barren County team. The Lady Panthers also went to regionals this year as district runners-up. Tonya Toliver was named to the first team on the All-Southcentral team. Felecia Cross and Tobeika Elliott received honorable mentions. Felecia Cross was named to the All-region team. 70 THE “Z TEAM First Row: Brian Fruits, Alan Mason, Oscar York. Andy Woodall. Marty Marshall. Tony Tharpe, Terry Dillihay. Second Row: Coach Zikeli, Gary Mason, Doug Keith, Michael Saunders. Jeff Johnson, Brian Skipworth, Jeff Kemp, Clay Parrish, Chris Farmer, P.J. Jones, Lee Province. Coach Kendall 72 The 1984 Panther Baseball Team finished with a 9-4 record. Rainouts kept them from compiling what could have been an impressive record. The Panthers finished runner-up in the district tournament and made it to the semi-finals of the regional tournament. Clay Parrish. Alan Mason, Oscar York, and Andy Woodall finished their high school baseball careers with good seasons. Awards: 110%—Jeff Johnson; Most Improved—Lee Province; M.V.P. and Leading Hitter—Clay Parrish 73 BOYS TRACK 74 : , RfJfeai i 7 «•' nWr ■ • to V% ' Vs r- : r fit I '• V H . '££ GIRLS TRACK Coach Tipton, Anissa Covington. Contessa Grinter. Charity Grinter. Tamika Beard, Tobeika Elliott. Lynn Arnold, Meca Duffey. Mary Higgins, Barbara Johnson. Rhonda Grinter 77 TEAM MEMBERS: Amy Sorrell, Catherine Higgins, Sally Yukevich, Libby Haines. Sonya Shoulders, Vonda Beasley 78 GIRLS TENNIS BOYS TENNIS 79 BOYS GOLF Chris Werth. Buck Gorrell. Jordan Clarke. Roger Estep. John McLean. Glenn MeGhee. First row: Jerry Martin. Patrick Whitmer. Lynn Mason Second row: Robert Young. Kyle Zick, Joe McLean. Joe Werth The RHS Girls Golf Team finished undefeated in the regular season. Mary Wis Estes was medalist in all matches for team and opposition. The team placed second in the Franklin Invitational. Mary Wis Estes was the Medalist in the Invitational. Estes qualified for the State Tournament and finished in the top fourth. Allison Hatley. Page Estes. Mary Wis Estes. Lee Ann Holt. Stephanie Gatlin. GIRLS GOLF The math club sponsored several tutoring sessions during the year for those students who needed help with or review of math concepts. The sessions got off to a slow start, but their popularity increased as semester exams approached. GETTING A LITTLE HELP! 82 LUBS PEP CLUB First Row; Carla Anderson. Melissa Clarke; president. Cissy Gorrell. Second Row; Mr. Merideth. Norma Pillow. Teresa Harris. Beth Barrett. Donna Kennedy. Sha Cross. Tracy Cramer. Craig Austin. Billy Ferguson. Ms. Taylor. Ricky Cage. Third Row; Carmon Taylor, Connie Russell. Michele Utley. Kim Grider. Missy Maxwell. Lynn Riley. Laura Johnson, Angela Bouldin. Susan Guion. Melanie Foster. Fourth Row; Melissa Gilbert. Connie Gilliland. Denise Stinson. Buck Gorrell. Brent Wilkins. Mary Juett Rowmel. Mary Wis Estes. Melissa Gholson. Pat Croslin. Tina Taylor. Barry Hollins. Fifth Row; Sonya Shoulders. Shelly Peckenpaugh. Lolly Myatt. Tina Taylor. Craig Townsand. Nakeitha Jackson, Vonda Beasley. Jordon Clarke. Karen Allen. Sisth Row; Jeff Kemp. Sonya Spencer. Steve Wood. Misty Head. Christy Nash. Darla Davenport. Shannon Coker. Veronica Duncan. Samara Zavaro. Mary Juraka. Seventh Row; Tony Johnson. Rodney Gordon. Jimmy Meade. John Ray Smith. Terry Weatherford. Sandy Strickland. Eighth Row; Kelly Dickey. Preston Mayes. Mike Miller. Marty Marshall. Sonny Green. Supporting the Panthers through their second Class A Championship demanded a lot of time, creativity, and enthusiasm from the members of the Pep Club. Powderpuff football, pillow case people, and decorated halls were some activities involving the club. 84 This year SAE has not had as many projects as they have had in the past, but those they have participated in have been worthwhile to the Students in Action for Education. One of their projects has been Saturday School with the four year olds at Stevenson Elementary. They have traditionally sponsored Open House, which has been continually successful. We are proud of SAE. First Row; Renee Scott, Kay Penick. Buck Gorrell. Mrs. Flowers, Jimmy Meade, Melanie Foster. Cissy Gorrell. Second Row; Donna Milam. Denise Stinson. Lolly Myatt, Lori Haines. Kim Grider. Missy Maxwell. Karin Hatler. Tammy Oberhausen, Jada Mallory. Third Row Lynn Riley. Christie Nash. Cindy Walker. Michelle Utley. Christie Scott. Cheryl Westray. Robin Epley. Ursula Dobbs. Ronna Wright Fourth Row; Carmon Renfrow. Pat Croslin, Karen Allen. Shannon Coker. Leslie Morgan. Kellie Lockhart. Lisa Mantlo. Angela Bouldin. Misty Head. Fifth Row. Melissa Clarke. Mary Wis Estes. Brent Wilkins. Tony Johnson. Andrea Caldwell. Melissa Gholson. Eric Mosley. Lee Province, Sixth Row; Carla Anderson, Sonya Shoulders, Mary Juett Roemele. Laura Johnson. Jeff Kemp. 85 YEARBOOK The Business English—Business Math class was in charge of ad sales. They spent an entire day selling ads in the community. Follow-ups were done by individuals after school. A total of $3,000 worth of ads were sold which made it possible for the yearbook to be sold at a lower price. First Row: Amy Bucher. Kim Storms, Barbie Denney. Second Row: Shannon Coker, Missy Dotson, Cynthia Southerland, Carmon Renfro. Renee Scott. Kay Penick, Third Row: Sonya Shoulders, Pat Croslin, Tony Johnson, Brent Wilkins, Clay Parrish. 86 First Row: Betty Jo Cundiff. Debbie Ward. Amanda Markham. Jim Hamilton. John McLean. Buddy Smith. Sharon Coleman. Second Row: Cindy Walker. Michele Utley. Karen Allen. Kim Borders. Denise Stinson. Third Row: Mrs. Page. Tammy Oberhausen. Karin Hatler. Melissa Clarke. Mary Juett Roemele. Jada Mallory. Fourth Row: Christie Scott. Jimmy Meade. Keane Arney. Chris Werth. Steve Wood. Heather Wilson. Donna Milam. The Panther Paw staff did a portion of the work on the yearbook. Since the shortage of money limited the staff to just a few papers, they decided to better their skills by working on television segments, the yearbook, and radio workshop. PA N THER PAW 87 First Row: Kari Hall, Veronica Duncan, Tobeika Elliott, Philip Moore, Ms. Elmore, Kelly Dickey, Chad Jones. Second Row: Cindy DeVasier, Lou Ann Holman, Debbie Kennedy, Sally Price. Karen Roberts. SPANISH Not everyone is alike in the world. The Spanish Club is the only club at RHS that studies customs of other countries. They prepared a Mexican Dinner this year to prepare some of the members for the trip they take in the summer. Along with the many fiestas, the Spanish Club has as their main purpose—learning Spanish. 88 First Row: Denise Stinson, Beverly Copeland. Christie Nash, Yvette Maskin, Second Row: Betty Whitaker, Connie Gilland, Wanda Anding, Felicia Hampton, Lolly Myatt. Third Row: Carolyn Bell, Jeff Johnson, Darla Davenport, Glendal Johnson, Tina Taylor, Eric Mosely. Back Row: Ms. Rice. Mark Hooper, Bob Kemp. Garrett Hudlow, Nakeitha Jackson. Graig Townsend. 89 ART NHS APPRECIATION YEAR The National Honor Society, sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals, has existed for over 50 years to encourage high school students to prepare themselves for useful roles in our society. The National Honor Society is based on the principles—scholarship, service, leadership, and character. This club worked hard all year doing community service and appreciating their teachers. Each teacher had a secret pal who slipped presents to them at odd times. The pals were revealed at the Teacher Appreciation Tea held at the end of the year. First row: Karin Hatler, Jimmy Meade. John McLean. Kay Penick, Renee Scott. Second row: Vonda Beasley. Shelly Taylor. Connie Russell. Lori Haines. Alice Gill. Cheryl Westray, Carmon Renfro. Sally Price. Third row: Ronna Wright, Annette Utley. Veronica Duncan. Donna Kennedy. Sonya Shoulders. Kellie Lockhart. Tammy Oberhausen, Mary Wis Estes. Fourth row: Shelly Pike. LeeAnn Morgan, Cindy Walker. Lynn Riley, Lesa Brooks. Misty Head, Cissy Gorrell, Donna Milam, Jada Mallory, Fifth row: Steve Rhodes. Tim Werth. Mark Hooper. Kelly Dickey. Mike Miller, Robert Doughty. Buddy Price, Laura Johnson, Robin Epley. Sixth row: Tommy Powell, James Duer, Grant Wright. Barry McReynolds, Susan Davenport. Heather Wilson, Alan Mason, and Keane Arney. DECA First row: Lee Ann Morgan. Teresa Reed. Sandy Oberhausen. Lisa Powell: Second row: Mrs. Preston, Angela Hardin. Michelle Kennedy. Robert Kemp. Norma Pillow. Teresa Harris. Yvette Maskin, Tonya Toliver. Alice Posey: Third Row: Cheryl Stratton. Debbie Simmons. Donna Neagle. Susan Felts. Tony Tharpe. Bart Stamper. Tina Taylor. Shelly Pike: Fourth row: Tamika Beard, Mark Todd. Trania Elliott. Dwayne Bryant, Janada Young. Brenda Stewart. Donna Armstrong: Back row: Craig Townsend. Dalvin Townsend. Anthony Posey. Ramon Beard. Tommy Allen. Debbie Ward. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Kelly Dicky. Treasurer. Sonya Shoulders. V. Pres.; Barry McReynolds. President. Second row: Cynthia Dilliha Tammy Hayes. Lori Haines. Veronica Duncan. Lynn Riley. Laura Johnson. Angela Bouldin; Third row: Denise Stinson. Buck Gorrell. BrentWilkins. Mary Juett Roemele. Cissy Gorrell. Melissa Gholson; Back row: Lolly Myatt. Tina Taylor. Shawn Stovall. Mary Wis Estes. Melissa Clarke, Terry Dili ha. 93 MATH First Row: Cindy Walker. Barry McReynolds, Kelly Dickey. Alice Gill. Second Row: Sanara Zavaro. Miss Weidemann, Mary Jureka, Mrs. Walton. Third Row: Mrs. Brantley. Susan Davenport, John McLean. Heather McGinnis. Lori Haines. The R.H.S. Math Club has been involved in many activities throughout the year. Besides regular club meeting activities the club sponsored a Math Lab, after school and took representatives to the math contest at Western Kentucky University. 94 First Row: Kay Penick (secretary), Barry McReynolds (president), Jimmy Meade (vice-president), Karin Hatler (treasurer). Second Row: Sally Price, Heather McGinnis, Judithe Schiess, Lori Haines, Coach Meredith Third Row: Mr. Milam, Susan Davenport, John Mclean, Kelly Dickey, Samaro Zavaro. (absent Mr. Mosier). 95 1st row: President—John McLean: Secretary—Kay Penick; Vice President—Sonya Shoulders: Treasurer—Mary Wis Estes; 2nd row: Ken Barrett (sponsor). Jody Kelley. Ursula Dobbs. Christie Scott. Michele Utley. Carla Anderson. Cissy Gorrell. Melanie Foster. Tammy Oberhau-sen. Kim Grider. Steve Merideth (sponsor) 3rd row: Sally Price. Pat Croslin, James Kees. Mary Juett Roemele. Beth Barrett. Linnea Sharp. Tammy Hayes. Lynn Riley. Donna Kennedy. Sha Cross. 4th row: Karin Hatler. Karen Allen. Doug Keith. Rodney Gordon. Jordan Clarke. Misty Head. Angela Bouldin. Susan Guion. Robin Epley. Missy Maxwell. 5th row: Renee Scott. Lori Haines. Susan Davenpart. Barry McReynolds. Donnie Peters. Matt Fields. Alan Mason. Brent Wilkins. Cheryl Westray. 6th row: Kelly Dicky. Jimmy Meade. Melissa Clarke. Vonda Beasley. Buck Gorrell. Lee Province, Steve Christmas. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a club whose membership includes coaches, athletes and those who are influenced by them, meet each week to hear speakers and to fellowship together. The clubs purpose is to challenge others to receive Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and to serve Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church. FCA 96 SPEECH � 1 1 1 1 1 II II ir 11 1 ii II 1 in lit. I II l il i ii i I II I 8 11 II II 1 I II I I rrs First row: John McLean. Donna Milam. Doug Keith; Second row: Alice Gill. Kay Penick Shellv pori,o . Hatler. Judith Schiess. Lee-Anne Hoffman. Beth Mooney. Jada Mallory; Fourth Row Mrs c?.'npauSh Sherry Abbott; Rhird row McReynolds. Tammy Oberhausen Maliah Hayes. raze, busan n v on— w-------• rvar,n Page. Susan Davenport' Veronica Duncan.: Ba y First row: Alice Gill. John McLean. Donna Milam. Doug Keith, Jada Mallory; Second row: Susan Davenport. Barry McReynolds. Veronica Duncan NFL 97 FHA First row: Tammy Ramsey. Kristy Kempt. Scott Downey. Lee Ann Holt, Eddie Shifflett. Carole Wood. Dee Dee Terry. Teresa Grinter. Tammy Parrish: Second row: Sonja Spencer. Beth Cunningham. Shelly Taylor. Mary Whitaker. Janice Hines. Debbie Brooks. Betty Whitaker. Erica Syndor, Sha Cross. Felecia Hampton. Beverly Copeland: Third row: Leigh Ann Hughes. Melissa Kondracki. Lisa Whitman. Kay Penick, Lisa Mantlo. Shannon Coker. Carla Anderson. Sonya Shoulders. Andy Woodall. Roger Estep. Carmen Taylor. Vanessa Hollins. Fourth row: Renee Scott. Angie Evans, Darla Young. Susan Reeves. Carmon Renfro. Tammy Oberhausen. Emily Morgan, Janice Parrish. Donna Neagle. Sonny Green. Mike Miller; Fifth row: Debbie Simmons. Norma Pillow, Fadocia Knight. Lesa Brooks. Tina Taylor, Sheila Sharp, Christy Durbin, Kelley McCall. Cheryl Stratton. Metie Kelly. Vickie Waters, Bob Kemp; Sixth row: Wanda Andings. Bonnie Farmer. Melissa St. Cyr, Beth Lyon. Terri Taylor. Andrea Caldwell. Bryan Wilkins. Barry Kennedy. Tracy Cramer. Tina Taylor. Alan Mason; Seventh row: Preston Mayes, Clay Parrish, Melissa Clarke. Cynthia Southerland. Lee Province. Jim Hamilton. Kevin Prince. Marty Marshall. Members are: Patricia Chren-shaw. Bobby Bones. Darla Young. Mary Whitaker HEALTH CAREERS 98 FBLA First row: Mrs. Bilyeu. Teresa Reed. Brenda Stewart. Felecia Cross. Karin Hatler. Robin Epley. Steve Christmas. Mrs. Violett; Second row: Annette Utley. Sherry Abbott, Melissa Kondracki. Lisa Whitman. Sandy Oberhausen. Amy Bucher; Third row: Selina Allen. Mike Harris. Debbie Kennedy. Cheryl Westray, Susan Guion. Missy Maxwell, Pat Richardson; Fourth row: Susan Reeves. Donna Armstrong. Carolyn Bell, Karen Allen. Kim Grider. Pat Croslin, Doug Keith. Robert Doughty; Fifth row: Dawayne Smith. Melissa Gilbert, Veronica Duncan. Tonya Toliver. Joann Carter, Janada Young, Dudley Bouldin, Bart Stamper Members are: Bryan Wilkins, Ronnie Devasier, James English, Shawn Stovall, Kenneth Huskey, Eric Barton 99 ADVANCED CHORUS First row: Steve Wood. Sonya Shoulders. Lee Province: Second row: Jada Mallory. Alice Gill. Sha Cross. Misty Head. Laura Johnson. Paula Skipworth, BethBarrett. Ronna Wright: Third row: Shelly Taylor. Leanne Hoffman. Annette Utley. Tammy Oberhause. Lynn Riley. Donna Milam. Mary Juett Roemele. Carla Anderson. Angela Bouldin: Fourth row: Charlie Taylor. Dickie Oberhause. Steve Christmas. Jeff Kemp. Glenn McGhee. Gordon Taylor: Last row: Jimmy Meade. James Duer. Ronnie DeVasier: Craig Austin: Ricky Cage. Barry Hollins. BEGINNING CHORUS First row: Rose Dowd. Cynthia Dilliha. Christy Dotson. Lolly Myatt. Kelli Link. Linnea Sharp. Amy Sherrill: Second row: Tammy Weatherford. Melanie Rippy. Tina Crowder. Jody Kelley. Tommy Hayes. Shannon Beauregard. Samara Zavaro. Mary Jureka: Third row: Sonia Orange. Ursula Dobbs. Sherry Spears. Michelle Thompson, Christie Nash. Michelle Utley. Rhonda Warden: Fourth row: Chris Patterson. Nelson Cundiff. Todd Harkelroad. Billy Costellow. Greg Hall. Brad Campbell. Steve Bell. MARCHING BAND 101 FLAG CORP: First row: Paula Skipworth. Mary Jureka. Sherry Abbott. Lolly 102 Myatt; Second row: Heather McGinnis. Betty Jo Cundiff, Veronica Duncan (Captain). Lynn Riley. Cindy Walker. RIFLE CORPS: Amanda Markhan (Captain), Melanie Gregg. Dewayne Smith. FIELD COMMANDER: Heather Wilson 103 The result of over a month’s hard work and practice was the performance of the speech club’s play “Don’t Drink the Water by Woody Allen. The cast members included: John McLean, Tim Menser, Lori Haines, Barry McReynolds, Rhonda Warden, Veronica Duncan, Donna Milam, Terry Shoulders, Doug Keith, Heather Wilson, Kari Hall, Wallis Bouldin, Sherry Sims, Shannon Cook, LouAnne Holman, Eric Kemp, Ronna Wright. Don't Drink The Water 104 “YOU’RE A GOOD MAN You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown”, a musical written by Clarke Gesner, was presented by several members of advanced chorus. The play is based on the comic strip Peanuts, and is about a simple day in the life of Charlie Brown. The theme of the musical centered around the songs You're a Good Man Charlie Brown and Happiness. These songs attempted to create an attitude that no matter how bad things seem to be, things will always turn out for the best. Characters were played by: Charlie Brown—Steve Christmas; Lucy—Misty Head; Linus—Tim Menser; Patty—Alice Gill; Schroder— Terry Shoulders; Snoopy—Annette Utley. 106 CHARLIE BROWN” 107 GETTING The student body had many assembly programs during the 83'-84' school year. The Air Force and Army Bands performed and in contrast so did the Nashville Orchestra. The Speech and Drama class presented the play Don't Drink the Water . Wick Gorrell had a candid talk with the student body about the harmful affects of drugs and FCA sponsored a guest speaker for a program. Students are hoping that the trend toward more assembly programs will continue next year. 108 TOGETHER 109 WE WILL, WE WILL RAKU! - A ' Robert Rippy. Beverly Copeland, and Jennifer Angles watch for the first glimpse of the pots glazes. Speed and agility are two requirements for rakuing. Nakeitha Jackson demonstrates his experience. Glendal Johnson checks the pot's glaze for the characteristic raku cracks. Western Students. Barry Flemming and Davie Reneau. huddle near the kiln with Yvette Maskin. 110 Steam rises as Jennifer Angles places the flaming pot into a bucket of water for a quick cool. The Art Club traveled to Bowling Green to experience, first hand, the excitement of Raku. The process, developed by early Korean and Chinese potters, requires a special kiln that can be opened when the pottery is incandescent. The pottery is then smothered with sawdust to burn away the oxygen. The characteristic Raku crackles develop when the pottery is plunged into cold water. Western students, David Reneau and Barry Flemming assisted. Loretta Posey holds the flashlight as Jennifer Angles washes her pinch pot. Creating a smoke screen. Betty Whitaker throws sawdust on the glowing pot. Tina Taylor proudly displays her kiln-cooked hot dogs. Ill RECOGNIZED I I I BLACK HERITAGE 112 In honor of Black History Week, Russellville High students presented a program recognizing blacks who have contributed to our American Heritage. The program, under the directions of English teacher, Evelyn Alexander, was highlighted by a presentation of two Martin Luther King speeches monologued by Darryl Van Leer, Other participants were: Sha Cross, Coach Phil Todd, Ricky Cage, Mrs. Page. Tobeika Elliott, Contessa Grinter, Veronica Duncan, James Kees, Na-keitha Jackson. 113 AGE EXPERIENCE VS. YOUTH STAMINA The student body got out at 12:30 one spring day to watch two softball games. The first game featured the women faculty against female students. The girls beat the faculty 10-6. The men’s game had a different outcome. The faculty beat the boys 12-2. The teachers sure did complain of sore muscles the next day. 114 115 116 i PERSONAL BEi JIMMY MEADE—Thomas P de Graf'cnriec United States Military Academy Appointment Point; Logan Conservation District Scholarsh : KEANE ARNEY—Valedictorian (96.8 MARYWIS ESTES—Salutatonan (96 78,. R E BARRY MCREYNOLDS—Third Place Aware son Award ger Woman's Club Scholarship 118 TAMMY OBERHAUSEN—Carpenter-Helm Scholarship VONDA BEASLEY—Kelly Russell Memorial Scholarship OTHER AWARDS Kim Grider—Leona Carrico Opti-Mrs. Award Susan Davenport—Marie Turner Science Scholarship Steve Christmas—H.O. Price Memorial Award Heather Wilson—H.O. Price Memorial Award HONOR STUDENTS Karen Allen John McLean Keane Arney Barry McReynolds Vonda Beasley Jim Meade Shannon Coker Sandra Oberhausen Susan Davenport Tammy Oberhausen James Duer Kay Penick Veronica Duncan Renee Scott Robin Epley Sonya Shoulders Mary Wis Estes Shelly Taylor Karin Hatler Annette Utley Donna Kennedy Cheryl Westray Kelli Lockhart Heather Wilson Grant Wright ANDY WOODALL—Kelly Russell Memorial Scholarship 119 NIGHT OF CELEBRATION A Surprise at Graduation The time has come,” the walrus said, “to talk of many things,” And oh, how well this old verse fits the time commencement brings. Each minute has been crowded full Of extra things to do. Day by day You’d count those left Planned for your class and you. Trips and parties; picnics too; Weekends with their fun. You wouldn't miss a single thing, So you stayed on the run. All was not rosy on the scene; Finals to seal your fate Kept you worried to the last And made you study late. Term papers you had to write; Review work in each course; Book reports to turn in; Research in every source. An then there were some gifts to buy For your most special friends; Announcements of your own to mail, Thank you notes to send. So many things to do at once, You thought, Oh, to be through.” One thing sure, there’ll be no tears, Shed at the end by you. Then, suddenly, the end was there, High School was left behind, And though relief was felt a bit, It did not fill your mind. Your thoughts race back a million miles To place you had been, To friends you’d known, and things you've done You’d never do again. And there you stood in cap and gown, To march with dignity. The music played, you took the steps; You asked, Could this be me? Each step you took seemed like a mile, As though it was a dream. Then—those tears you knew would never show Came down you face in streams. You sat and listen to the speech Attentive and still. To the challenges he read, You resolve, I will. But. somehow, as you listened there, You mind was elsewhere, too; Marching with the band out front When grass was wet with dew. Climbing up the steps to class, Standing in the hall; Sitting in the gym or field, Yelling, Get the ball!” Working on the annual, Playing P.E. games, Practicing for the play, Calling teachers names. Your thoughts went back to when you were The lowly freshman class; Honors, Mischief, through the years, And there you were, at last. Precious are your memories To ponder, but instead, You must set your goals up high And work for what’s ahead. The program closed. You all marched out, Not to return again As students ... 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Kirkpatrick 129 Please Call telephone for APPOINTMENT (502) 726-2369 DR. BILL SMITH NASHVILLE ROAD ANIMAL HOSPITAL RT. 8 BOX 844 RUSSELLVILLE. KV 48876 ornes Hour 6:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. Small Animal Svjroerv Closed Sat. afternoon AND MEOiCINC AND WEONCSOAY Brown’s Tobacco Warehouse Hwy 431 South 726-3551 Russellville, Ky. 42276 Compliments of TOWN MOTEL J. L.'s 79 STANDARD 690 WEST NINTH STREET RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY 42276 PHONE 726-9893 @echy a s Antiques INTERSECTION OF WWYS. 68. tOO 6 7© ROUTE 5 Owners The Bouloins Telephone RUSSELLVILLE. KY 42276 502) 726-6070 Best of Luck from Thomas A. Noe Attorney at Law Don’t Miss Out!! Phone 726-8444 CABLEVISION, INC. of Russellville Bert’s AUTO PARTS 100 Hopkinsville Street Russellville, KY. BERT KNIGHT Office Phone 726-7603 Res. Phone 726-7395 130 Russellville Plant Russellville, Kentucky EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. LOGAN COUNTY HOSPITAL East 4th Street and Bowling Green Road Russellville, Kentucky 42276 502-726-3661 131 McCARLEY RICHARDSON, INC. Ralston Purina WEST SECOND ST. RUSSELLVILLE, KY 42276 PHONE 726-7623 GRAIN DEALERS NASH BODY SHOP 155 N. Summer St. Russellville, Ky 726-7217 SANDERS FUNERAL HOME Russellville, Ky. THE CLOTHES TREE “Where Fashions Grow Home-Owned 190 West Fourth Russellville, Kentucky CATES COUNTRY ' LUMBER AND FURNITURE BUILDING CARPET CENTER SUPPLIES 726-8311 726-7681 ltt MILE ON HWY 431 SOUTH NORTH MORGAN STREET RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY 42276 J.G. LOIS CATES, OWNERS WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS n USE ENERGY WISELY! LEWISBURG ROLLER AUBURN HOSIERY MILLS MILLS, INC. Flour—Meal—Feeds Auburn, KY 42206 Grain Dealers Phone: (502) 542-4175 Custom Grinding and Mixing Lcwisburg. KY 42256 Panty Hose and Phone: 755-4878 Seamless Nylon Hosiery 132 M and U DIVISION ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL Russellville, Kentucky Rockwell —” ■ ■ rrss ..... : . - - BARRETT PRINTING COMPANY 183 South Main Street Russellville, Kentucky Phone: 726-3810 DUNCAN’S DRUG STORE Two Phones: 726-6661 726-2331 Prescriptions Free Delivery 133 ELECTRIC PLANT BOARD EAST FOURTH STREET RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY CONSERVE ENERGY 134 AUBURN BANKING CO. Auburn, Kentucky Serving Logan And Surrounding Counties Phone: 542-4185 Discover BEN FRANKLIN We Bring Variety To Life! 162 East 5th Street • Russellville, Kentucky 42276 Compliments of Bobby Blackford Billy Ray Parrish Gary K. Woodlee 135 HANCOCK’S Compliments of (TRUTES ) North 79 Liquors (7hiiIVcd2m) 726-9228 Jim Ann Lockhart SONY Owners CARPET • FURNITURE • Scott's Auburn Mills GIFTS Auburn, KY TOYS•TOOLS• 542-4101 HARDWARE Jlhwvwem K-GRILL • TOOL RENTAL 726-8401 |r. Phone (502) 726 2180 JVondracki llTT7 Buying and Selling Late Model Cars and Trucks TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS Mam Si • P 0 BO 23 I insley Auburn, Kentucky SUM S02) 5� j e«r ssociates WAYNE BLYTHE MOWAAO MALL (502) 542 9106 1902) 542 9265 Frank Kondracki, Jr., P E. Civil Sanitary Engineer Res. Phone 726-3760 ENGINEERING Compliments PLANNING of LAND SURVEYING Wood’s Body Clark Building 125 S. Winter St. Shop Russellville, KY 42276 136 Logan County Bowhunters Supply Bethel Shopping Center Russellville, Ky Phone: 726-3703 Kentucky Farm Bureau Ins. Clyde Baugh and Mike Baugh Agents “All around coverage’’ Life, Vehicle, Farm, Home, Health CHARLIE’S RESTAURANT Market Square 726-7071 Russellville, Ky. Open 5 a.m. Delicious Home-Cooking, Steaks, Salad Bar Owners: Glen and Linda Hatler Boggess Electronics Video Center RCA, Pioneer, Quasar, Sony, Panasonic, Zenith TV's, Stereo, and Video VHS and Beta Movie Rental Open til 9 each night Bethel Shopping Center, Russellville, Ky. 726-7503 KQ-101 “VOICE of the Panthers” Compliments of Caldwell Lace Leather Co. AUBURN,KY Since 1863 Williams Furniture Center Phone: 726-9090 Highway 431 North at Epley Station THE HOME OF NAME BRAND FURNITURE Bowling Green—Russellville— Franklin JHaijea jSljoc ramrty Shoe Stores for the Herd u f Foot For All Your Athletic Shoe Needs Bethel Shopping Center ! 726-7141 137 FILLING DAD’S SHOES is tough to do .. . but we can give you lots of helpful advice when it comes to making your money grow! If the shoe fits, see us today! 24 Hour Helping Hand Teller Machine THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK “A GOOD PLACE TO GROW” Russellville, Kentucky OxtumA CjuaDzijSciuiaqp CONGRATULATIONS 1984 Seniors Odom Sausage Co. Adairville, KY • Odom Sausage Co. ' Adairville, Ky. gigtl CMD BARNES INSURANCE AGENCY Public Square John Lee Barnes, Agt. 539-6461 539-6462 P.O. Box 4317 Adairville, KY Smith Douglass of Ky. Div of Miles Farm Supply, Inc. SMITH DOUGLASS FERTILIZER “Smith Douglass Makes the Growing Greater” P.O. Box 438 Russellville, Ky. 42276 502-726-9571 139 Compliments of James, Clarkie, Holly Brooke Milam PHONE 502-726-7533 HEDGES OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 118 E. 5th STREET RUSSELLVILLE. KY Southern States Cooperative Inc. Fertilizer Division Russellville, Kentucky 42276 Logan Auto and Hardware Supply 536 West Second Street Russellville, KY 42276 726-7406 or 726-8042 Compliments of AUBURN DRUG CO. BLOSSOM SHOP “Flowers for All Occasions Bethel Shopping Center Russellville, Kentucky Phone: 726-9462 140 FOSTER Specializing in Farm. Truck Passenger Tires Keystone Dealer - Largest in Western Kentucky INSURANCE f L P AGENCY P.O. Box 188 549 East Fourth St. VICTOR DUNN, Owner Rt 5, Nashville Rd Russellville. Kentucky (502) 726-4001 Russessville. KY 42276 Roy Taylor Carolyn Johnson C.Y. Davis Bus. 502-726-4174 Home Town Decorating Bethel Shopping Ctr. Russellville. KY 42276 Wall Covering Floor Covering Window Treatment WILKINS FUNERAL HOME Owned and Operated by Danny Dotson Phone: 726-2405 Southern Deposit Bank F.D.I.C. Serving Logan County Since 1839 We have four locations with the NHW “Southern Money Machine” for your banking enjoyment. 141 Compliments of Higgins Mkt. Bethel Shopping Center Russellville, KY 42276 726-6024 -Houii. 462 West 4th Street Russellville. Kentucky 42276 Compliments Of ■ 41tornLLj at Jlaui 39 ( V. Oouxtfi (502) 726-2058 ttfuxitfCvittt. LKtnt uc ij 42276 ADAIRVILLE DRUG CO. Phone 539-6981 Adairvillc, KY 142 MONTGOMERY WARD Appliance and Catalog Sales Agency 726-8471 132 East 3rd Street Locally Owned By: Norman and Janet Menser Compliments of FRED GREENE Attorney At Law Logan County Attorney Russellville, KY Compliments of Carpenter E.R. CARPENTER COMPANY Forrest Park Drive Russellville, Kentucky Manufacturers of Urethane Foam Phone: 726-9513 143 national c„ KENTUCKY EXAMPLES OF PAY For only one weekend Grade Amount Grade Amount E l ( 2) $ 73.52 E-6 ( ♦ 6) SI41 84 E2( 2) 85.72 E7( 10) 171 40 E 3 ( +2) 97.76 W-l (+ 2) 149 96 E-4 ( +3) 105 72 O-l (♦ 2) 152.52 E-5 ( +4) 120 76 0-2 (♦ 6) 233 68 E-S ( ♦ ) 128 68 0-3 ( ♦ 8) 277.88 FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION CALL OR VISIT SFC MAC LASTER (502) 781-1382 BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY EARN $4.59 AN HOUR FOR A PART TIME JOB Earn over $1,300 your Pint year ... It' a fact when you count your once a month drill pay and two weelu annual training ... you’ll receive ... $1,300. IT PAYS TO BELONG ENLISTMENT BONUS TUITION GRANT-SI, 500 bonus or $4,000 educational assistance for eligible non-prior service people. Bonus qualified unit. ($2,000 bonus for critical skills) REENLISTMENT BONUS $900 for three yean and $1,800 for six years. KENTUCKY TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - Up to 50% tuition to attend any univenity, college, vocational school or accredited proprietary school. KENTUCKY NATIONAL GUARD LICENSE PLATE - One time cost of $25 and $1 annually thereafter. 144 RUSSELLVILLE gWWk FITNESS J|rjjp? CENTER Bethel Shopping Center Russellville, Ky. Richard Shifflett 726-9488 Village Barn Restaurant We Specialize in Pork bar-b-q, mennonite home cooking, plate lunches, Salad bar Lunch and Supper 726-7731 Nashville Road Russellville, Ky. Russellville, Ky.42276 Ph. 726-7608 Puseelbillc loftier Jjfyop mtb (Aniiqiu s OPPOSITE - LOGAN CO. HOSPITAL Roy Gill - Proprietor God loves you - Jesus proved it • John 3:16 G.S. MILAM Attorney at Law West Liquor's Highway 68 West Russellville, Ky. Phone: 726-7559 Owner: Jay Morgan “The Best Deal In Town” Drive-Thru Window Kegs You Must be 21 years of age HUMPHRIES JEWELRY Diamonds—Watches “On the Square” Russellville, KY 726-2112 Prescription Center East Fourth Street Russellville, Ky. 42276 726-9023 Compliments Of Bilt-Rite Products 145 Crop Production Services Box 284 Ph. 726-656 Russellville, Ky. 42276 Fertilizers, Chemicals, Seeds, Spreadir BILLY GOLEY SALES SERVICE APPLIANCES, TV’S, ASHLEY WOOD HEATERS BILLY GOLEY, Owner ItCA 726-2719 Whirlpo Bethel Shopping Center Russellville, KY 42276 146 Hillcrest Restaurant Mildred Jones, Manager We feature plate lunches, steaks and Salad Bar Open 5-10 7 days a week 726-6142 Bowling Green Rd. Russellville, Ky Gifts and Interiors COLONY HOUSE Carol Ann Dvche 187 South Main Street Russellville, Kentucky 42276 (502) 726-9635 Guion’s Market Bowling Green Road The Biggest Little Store in Town Open ’til Nine Each Night Phone 726-2481 CAPTAIN D’S SEAFOOD Highway 431 North Russellville. KY 726-7938 “A Great Little Seafood Place” Ahrta Butch’ KWta, Owr r PSom FUtvti, Mtiufwr UTTW-MIS :3S5i� 6r 1� North taa St mt • RumIMUo. Kmtwkj 07% YELLOW CAB COMPANY Russellville, Kentucky Truman Williams 726-6511 Herndon’s TV Appliance 167 South Main St. Russellville, KY 42276 502-726-6391 CLINARD’S IGA FOODLINER Public Square Adairville, KY Going and Growing in Logan County 149 TELEPHONE 542-4714 HUGHES REAL ESTATE AUBURN KENTUCKYBPiPW - JACK HARVEY AUCTIONEER BYRNES A. HUGHES BROKER [ EE|r Hitrr Sox U. 8 th l Shopping Contor 1 RutsoRvMa Kontwckf (5v J ===:s SHIPP IMPLEMENT CO. ™- ' ? ROUTE 4 i[f| RUSSELLVILLE, KY 42276 V U11DD PH: 502-726-3656 265-5135 Lewisburg Foodliner, Inc. Compliments of PO Box Qb Highway 431 North LEWIS8URG KENTUCKY 42256 BETHEL DIPPER raj| Phone: 726-7511 COON HANOI COUNTRY 150 Compliments of Russellville Food Town 4th and Bethel Sts. Russellville Ky. 726-2905 Mon. thru Sat. 8-9 Sun. 9-8 CONGRATULATIONS To the 1983 Panthers for a fantastic year! Good Luck 1983-84 Graduates in your futures. We are the people who know you and the people that care! LOGAN CO. REALTY 136 East 4th St. Jean Motsinger (MLS) 726-8004 The Fashion Shop Ladies Ready-to-Wear Real Fashions— Realistic Prices Mrs. Ruth Estep, Owner Adairville, Kentucky Phone 539-4074 Compliments of RANGER AUTO PARTS Lewisburg, Kentucky Compliments of Wright’s Department Store (502) 726-2648 152 gL-- Great Food 723 N. Main 726-7381 Compliments of GREEN MEADOWS DAIRY, INC. 651 Nashville Street Russellville, Kentucky FARMERS HARDWARE PORTER PAINTS GENERAL HARDWARE GIFTS Phone: 726-7266 PATRON LIST Dr. A.C. Arney Tim Shook Pontiac Helen’s Dress Shop Dr. Paul Kerr Dr. Wood Staff Dr. Fred R. Swann Rogers and Son Farm Morris Amusement Store Dee’s Beauty Shop Pillow Brothers Logan County Credit Christmas Motor Co. Bureau Dr. Scott Fritch Evans Equipment Co. Dr. Bill D. Webb Dr. C.V. Dobson Dr. Hindman • 153 INDEX A Abbott, Sherry—30, 97, 99. 102 Adler. Philip—30 Allen. Dereck—36 Allen. Karen—18. 84. 85. 87. 96. 99. 119 Allen. Selina—18. 99 Allen. Tommy—36. 92 Alexander. Evelyn—51. 112 Anderson. Billy Anderson. Carla—7, 8. 18. 60. 84, 85. 96. 98. 100 Anderson. Dan—30 Anderson. James Anderson. Tracy—36 Anding. Wanda—42, 89. 98 Angles. Jennifer—2. 30. 110. Ill Anding, Barry—42 Armstrong, Donna—30, 92. 99 Arnett. Ricky—36 Arney. Keane—18. 90. 118. 119 ART CLUB—89 Ashby. Shane Atkinson, Angela Atkinson. Carrie—9. 16. 42. 44 Atkinson, Lynn—36, 62 Austin, Craig—36. 62, 84. 100 B Bagwell. Luther—56. 80 Bair, Tina Ball. Patrick BAND—101 Barrett. Beth—9. 36. 38. 61. 84. 96. 100 Barrett. Kenneth—10. 13. 51. 62. 64. 96 Barry. Allan—30. 62 Barton. Eric—99 BASEBALL—72. 73 Basham. Jim—36 BASKETBALL—66. 67. 68. 69 Beal, Richard Beard, Andre—18. 57 Beard. Ramon—36. 62. 92 Beard. Tamika—9. 70. 77. 92 Beasley. Vonda—8, 16. 18. 60. 78. 84. 90. 96. 119 Beauregard. Shannon—9. 42. 100 Belcher. Betty Belcher. Billy Bell. Carolyn—36. 89. 99 Bell. Monte—42. 69 Bell. Steve—42. 69. 100 Bell. Timothy—30 Bibb. Anthony—11. 30. 62. 66. 90 Bibb. Michael—30. 62 Bibb. Pernell—18. 62 Bigbee. Katie—18 Bilyeau. Joyce—56. 58. 99 Bilyeau. Shelia Black. Terrie—42 Blackford. Bobby—107 Boeck. Darrell Boisseau. Billy—30 Boisseau. Missy—36 Boisseau. Ronald—30 Bollenbecker, Tim—51 Bond. Kenneth—56. 80 Bones, Bobby Borders, Kim—8. 30. 87 Bouldin. Angela—30. 84. 85. 93, 96. 100 Bouldin, Dudley—18. 62, 99 Bouldin, Wallis—42. 62, 19. 104 Boyd. Ellen—9. 42 Boyd. Tracy—36 Bradley. Tammy—30 Brantley, Jane—51. 94 Bray. Lisa—36 Britton, Pam—9. 42. 44. 61 Brokofsky. David—36 Brooks, Bobby—37 Brooks, Debbie—42. 98 Brooks, Lesa—30. 90. 98 Brooks. Timmie Browder. Alberta—83 Browder, Dorothy—57 Browder, Michelle Brunner, Thomas—37 Bryant. Dewayne—37. 38, 92 Bryant, Johnny Bucher. Amy—18. 70. 86, 99 Buckner. Stephanie Bush. Gene—36. 42 Bush. Lucille—56 C Cage. Jeff—37 Cage. Jonathan—18. 62. 66. 98 Cage. Richy—62. 66. 69. 84. 100. 112 Caldwell. Andrea—18. 85. 98 Caldwell. Jennifer—42 Campbell. Brad—42. 100 Campbell. Russell—30 Carnell. Domonica—9. 37 Carter. JoAnne—30. 99 Carter. Michael—42 Cauley, Carolyn Chaffin. John—7. 51 CHEERLEADERS—60 Chestnut. Betty—57 Chestnut. Tandy—57 Chiles. Jeff—42. 69 CHORUS—100 Christmas. Steve—19. 96. 99. 100. 106. 119 Church. Billy Clarke. Jordan—30. 66, 80, 84. 96 Clarke. Melissa—8. 19. 84. 85. 87, 93, 96. 98 Coker. Eric—37. 62 Coker. Shannon—8. 19, 84. 85. 86. 98. 119 Cole. Dwayne—30 Coleman, Sharon—30. 87 Coleman, Steve—19. 86 Cook. Shannon—42. 104 Copeland. Beverly—19, 88. 98. 110 Copeland. Bryant—42. 69 Corbin. David—100 Cornelius. Marcus—19 Costello. William—42. 100 Covelli, Kelly Cox, Wendell—37 Cramer, Tracy—9. 36. 61. 84. 98 Crenshaw. Patricia—19. 98 Croslin. Patricia—8, 16, 19. 60. 84. 85. 86. 96. 99 Cross. Felicia—19. 99 Cross. Sha—7. 8. 16. 31. 60. 84. 96. 98. 100 Crowder. Terry—30. 31 Crowder. Tina—42, 100 Cundiff. Betty Jo—31. 87. 102 Cundiff. Nelson—42. 69. 100 Cunningham. Beth—42, 98 Cynder. Erika D Dardens, James Mark—19 Davenport. Darla—37. 84. 89 Davenport. Joe—37 Davenport, Susan—19. 90. 94. 95, 96. 97. 119 Davis. Alan—37 Davis. Norma Davis, Norris—19 Dawson. Thomas—2. 42 Dean. Connie—42 DECA—92 Denney. Barbie—19. 86. 103 Devasier, Cynthia—36, 37, 88, 103 Devasier. Ronnie—19. 99. 100 Dickey, Kelly—31. 62. 84, 88. 90. 93. 94. 95. 96 Dilda. Chris Dillaha. Cynthia—9. 42. 93, 100 Dilliha, David—31 Dilliha. Mitch—31 Dillihay. Terry—31. 62. 72. 93 Dobbs. Ursula—37. 85. 96. 100, 103 Donnelly. Keith—31. 66 Dotson. Christy—42. 100 Dotson, Missy—19, 70, 86 Doughty. Robert—31, 90. 99 Dowd. Rose—42. 100. 101 Dowell. Robbie—19 Downey. Scott—43. 98 Duer, James—19. 90. 100, 119 Duncan. Veronica—4, 8, 19, 84. 88. 90. 93. 97. 99. 102. 104, 112, 119 Dunlap, Jennifer—9, 43 Durbin. Christy—43. 98 E Eary. Christine—43 Edwards. Jeffrey—51. 66 Elliott. Tobeika—9. 37. 70. 77. 88. 112 Elliott. Trania—37, 69. 92 Elmore. Bonnie—52. 88 Elrod. Robin English. James—31. 99 Epley. Robin—19. 85. 90. 96. 99. 119 Epley. Scott—43 Estep. Roger—20. 62. 80. 98 Estes. Mary Wis—8. 20. 81. 84. 85. 90. 93. 96. 118, 119 Estes. Page—9. 43. 81 Evans. Angie—20. 60. 98 Evitts. Barbara F Farmer. Nonnye—9. 43. 98 Farmer, Chris—37. 72 FBLA—99 Felts. Susan—92 Ferguson. William—31. 62. 84 FHA—98 Fields, Joey Fields, Matt—37 FLAG CORPS—102 Flowers, Joanne—52. 85 FOOTBALL TEAM—3. 62 Forgy, Danny Foster. Melanie—8. 31. 84. 85. 96 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL—69 Fruits, Brian—11, 31, 62, 66. 69, 72 Fuston. Calvin—43 154 G Gadbois. Chris—37 Gamble. Deon—38. 62. 69 Gholson. Melissa—31. 84. 85. 93 Gibbs. Debbie Gilbert. Melissa—31. 84. 99 Gill. Alice—31. 90. 94. 97. 100. 106 Gill. Ann—43 Gilliland. Connie—9. 38. 84. 88 Goley. Barry—38 GOLF—80. 81 Gordon. Marvin—43. 69 Gordon. Rodney—7. 31. 62. 66. 84. 96 Gorrell, Buck—20. 80. 84. 85. 93. 96 Gorrell, Cissy—8. 31. 84. 85. 90. 93. 96 Grady. James Lamont—10. 62 Gragg. Melanie—38. 103 Grant. John—38 Gray, David—57 Grayson. Maurice—56 Green. Sonny—31. 62. 84. 98 Grider. Kim—5. 84. 85. 96. 99. 119 Grinter. Charity—77 Grinter. Contessa—77. 112 Grinter. Harry Grinter. Rhonda—43. 70. 77 Grinter. Rita—38 Grinter. Teresa—43, 98 Guion. Susan—8. 20. 84. 96, 99 H Haines. Libby—3. 9. 43. 70. 78 Haines. Lori—31. 85. 90. 93. 94. 95. 96. 104 Hale. Greg—43, 69 Hale. Theda—32 Hale. Tina Haley. Sheila Hall. Kari—38. 88. 104 Hamilton. James—20. 87. 98 Hamilton, Neal Hampton, Felecia—8. 89. 98 Hampton, Tony—32. 62 Hampton, Trainna—10 Harbison, Robbie—43 Hardin. Angela—20. 92 Hardy. Joe—58 Harkleroad. Todd—43. 100 Harper, Clifton Harris. Mike—69. 99 Harris. Teresa—9. 38. 84. 92 Harrison. Corklin—62 Hart. Mary Ewing—57 Hatler. Karin—20. 85. 87. 90. 95. 96. 97. 99. 103. 119 Hayes. Maliah—38 Hayes. Tammy—43. 93. 96. 100. 103 Head, Misty—7. 8. 32. 60. 84. 85. 90. 96. 100. 106 HEALTH CAREERS—98 Henderson. Michelle—38 Henderson. Steve Herndon. Lisa—57 Herndon. Ray—56 Hendricks, Mark—43 Higgins. Catherine—70. 78 Higgins, Mary—77 Higgins. Mitchell—32 Higgins. Steve—38 Hightower. Chris—32 Hightower. Mark—32 Hines. Janice—43. 98 Hines, Kenneth—20, 62, 66. 69 Hines. Terri Hoffman. Leanne—9. 38. 70. 97. 100 Hollins, Barry—38. 62. 66. 69. 84. 100 Hollins. Vanessa—20. 98 Holloway, Dale—20. 62 Holloway. Todd Holman. Lou Ann—38. 43. 88. 104 Holt. Jeff Holt. Lee Ann—44. 81. 98 Hooper. Mark—32. 89. 90 Hudlow. Garrett—32. 89 Hughes, Leigh Ann—38. 98 Humphrey. Todd—38 Huskey. Kenneth—99 Huskey, Sherry—21 Hutchison. Richard—44 Hyams, Timmy—38 J Jackson. James—44, 69 Jackson. Nakeitha—2. 39. 84. 89. 110. 112 Jackson. Rochelle—8. 20 Jenkins. James Jennings. Kathryn—52 Jerrell. Ken Johnson, Glenda—39. 89. 110 Johnson. Jeff—32. 62. 72, 89 Johnson, Laura—8. 32. 84. 85, 90. 93. 100 Johnson. Pam—32 Johnson. Tommy—38 Johnson. Tony—20. 84. 85. 86 Johnson. Veronica—9. Jones. Chad—2, 32, 88 Jones. Courtney—44 Jones. P.J.—72 Joyce. Jeff—44 Jureka. Mary—9. 44. 84, 94. 100. 102 K Kahn. Joanna—9. 44 Kaplan, Tammy Kees. James—32. 62. 96. 112 Keith. Douglas—32. 72. 97. 99. 104 Kelley. Jody—44. 96. 100 Kelley. Metie—9. 39. 98 Kemp. Dan—3. 44 Kemp. Eric—39. 89. 104 Kemp. James—20. 86. 98 Kemp. Jeff—32. 72. 84 Kemp. Robert—39. 62. 79. 92. 98 Kempf. Kristy—44. 98 Kendall. Lou—66. 69 Kennedy. Barry—20. 98 Kennedy. Debbie—32. 88. 99 Kennedy, Donna—8. 16. 20. 60. 84. 90, 96. 119 Kennedy. Michelle—38. 92 Kirkland. Vicki—52 Knight. Fadocia—44. 98 Knight. Kenny—44 Knight. Timmy Kondracki. David— Kondracki. Melissa—20. 98. 99 Kondracki. Sarah—44 L Lee. Jackie—20 Link. Kelli—7. 9. 44. 45. 100 Linton. Buddy—58. 63 Little, Jim—56 Livingston. Teri Lockhart. Kellie—21, 85. 90 Locklear. Robin Long, Mario—32 Long. Teresa—39. 46 Luckett. Grant—39. 62. 66. 68. 69 Luckett, Tom—58 Lynch. Mark—45 Lyne. Judy—52 Lyons. Beth—9. 44. 98 M Mallory. Jada—32, 85. 87. 90. 97. 100 Mantlp :osa—85. 98 Marable. Shiela—45 Markham. Amanda—32. 87. 103 Marshall. Marty—32. 62. 72, 84. 98 Martin. Regina Maskin, Tajwanna—9. 45 Maskin. Yvette—2. 33. 88. 92. 110 Mason. Alan—21. 62. 72. 90. 96. 98 Mason. Elizabeth—57 Mason. Gary—45, 72 Mason. Wallace—50 Massingile. Ben—21 MATH CLUB—94 Maxwell. Missy—4. 5. 8. 21. 84. 85. 96. 99 155 Mayberry. Lisa—44 Mayes. Preston—21. 62. 84. 98 McCall. Kelly—45. 98 McCormick. Chet McGehee, Glen—39. 80 McGinnis, Heather—9. 45. 46. 94. 95. 102 McGuire, Derrick—33, 66 McGuire. Kim—39 McIntosh. Ann—45 McKinney. Eric—33 McLean. Betty—56 McLean. John—21. 80. 87. 90. 94. 95. 96. 97. 104 McReynolds. Barry—21. 90. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 104. 118 Meacham. Paul—21. 33 Meade, Jimmy—21. 84. 85. 87. 95. 96. 100. 118. 127 Meguiar. Martha Jo—57 Menser. Janet—58 Menser, Tim—3, 15, 33, 104, 106 Meredith, Steve—52, 63. 84. 95 Merriman. Denise Meyer. Debra—21 Milam. Donna—33. 85. 87. 90. 97. 100. 104 Milam, Joe—53. 95 Miller. Mike—11. 33. 62. 84. 90. 98 Mooney. Beth—45. 97 Moore. Chere—39 Moore. Phillip—33. 88 Moreau. Chris Morgan. Bobby—38. 39 Morgan. Corey—45 Morgan. Emily—9. 45. 98 Morgan. LeeAnn—33. 90, 92 Morgan. Leslie—21, 85 Morris. Janice—9, 39. 70 Morris. Kim—9. 39 Morris. Tracy—39. 61 Mosier. Roy—53 Mosley. Eric—39. 55. 62, 85. 89. 106 Mullen. Jason—39 Mullen, Wayne—50 Mussnug, Ken—56 Myatt, Lolly—9. 38. 39, 84. 85. 89. 93. 100. 102 N NHS—90 Nash. Christie—2. 5. 9. 39. 61. 84. 85. 88. 100 Neagle, Donna—33, 92, 98 Neal, Lisa Netherland, Donna—45 Netherland, James—40 Netherland. Jim—56 Nichols. Tammy—9, 45 Noe. Caity—9. 45 Noe, Glenn—45 0 Oberhausen. Dickie—40. 100 Oberhausen, Sandra—22. 92. 99 Oberhausen. Tammy—22. 85. 87. 90, 96. 97. 98. 100. 118 Offutt, Mike—22 Orange. Sonia—45. 100 P Page. Shelly—53. 87, 97. 112 PANTHER CHATTER—87 Parker, Denise—40 Parker. Tina Parrish. Clay—5. 22. 62. 66. 72. 86. 98 Parrish. Janice—33. 98 Parrish, Tammy—40. 98 Patterson. Chris—45. 100 Paul. Angeline Peckenpaugh. Shelly—40. 84. 97 Pendleton. Bryant Penick. Kay—7, 22. 85. 86. 90. 95. 96. 97. 98 PEP CLUB—84 Perkins. Joe—56 Peters, Donnie—33. 96 Peveler, Sean—40 Phillips. Brian Phillips, Danny Phillips. Richard—45 Phillips. Steven Phillips. Tony—46 Pike. Billy—46 Pike. Shelly—33. 90. 91 Pillow. Norma—9. 40. 84. 92. 98 Posey. Alice—40, 92 Posey. Anthony—33. 92. 98 Posey. Bobby Joe—22 Posey. Frenchelle—22 Posey. Lisa—33 Posey. Loretta—40. 55. Ill Posey. Marilyn Posey. Shirley Powell, Lisa—33. 92 Powell, Tommy—33. 90 Preston. Donna—53. 93 Price. Buddy—22. 90 Price. Sallie—33. 88. 90. 95. 96 Prince. Keith—40. 66. 68 Prince. Kevin—22. 69. 98 Proctor, Lee—33. 72, 85. 96. 98. 100 R Ramsey. Tammy—46. 98 Reed. Teresa—33. 92. 99 Reeder. Peggy—50 Reeves. Susan—22. 98. 99 Renfro. Carmon—22, 85. 86. 90. 98 Rhondes, Steve—33. 90 Rice, Patti—53. 89 Richardson. Pate6—40, 79. 99 Riffle. Carol—57 Riley. Lynn—8. 33. 84. 85. 90. 93. 96. 100. 102 Rippy, Anthony—46 Rippy. Melony—46, 100 Rippy. Robert—40, 110 Rippy. Ronald—40 Roberts. Karen—40. 88 Roberts, Mike—53 Robertson. Ashley—34 Robinson, Gloria—56 Robinson, Mitchell—40 Roemele. Mary Juett—8. 16, 34. 84. 87. 93. 96. 100 Rogers. Ted—40 Romero. Felix Romero. Victor—22 Rosser, Patty Rosser, Ronnie Russell, Connie—8. 34. 84. 90 Rutherford. Robbie—40. 62 S SAE—85 Sanders. Chris—40 Sanders. Michael—72 Sandlin. William—40 Schiess. Judith—9. 46. 95. 96. 97 SCIENCE CLUB—95 Scott. Christie—40. 85. 87. 96 Scott. Renee—22. 85. 86. 90. 96. 98 Sears, Rhonda—40 Sharp. Linnea—46, 96, 100 Sharp. Shiela—46. 98 Shearl. Dorothy Shifflet, Eddie—46. 98 Shifflett. Mary Shifflett. Victor—40 Shipp. Nancy—46, 61 Shoemake, Paul—46 Shook. Pam—34 Shoulders, Shelly—34 Shoulders. Sonya—7. 8. 22. 60. 78. 84. 85. 86, 90. 93. 96. 98. 100 Shoulders. Terry—104. 106 Simmons. Debbie—9. 40. 92. 98 Simms. Sherry—46. 47, 104 Sinclair, Carrie—43, 46 Sinclair. Joyce—54 Skipworth, Brian—40. 72 Skipworth. Paula—8. 11. 34. 64, 100, 102 Smith. Al—34. 62 Smith. Ann Smith. Buddy—22. 62. 87 Smith, David—58 Smith. Dwayne—40, 99. 103 Smith, Jon Ray—40. 84 Smith. Kevin—40 Smith. Kip—46, 79 Smith. Thad—40 Snyder. Erica—46, 98 Sorrell. Amy—9. 46. 78 Southerland. Andy—40 Southerland, Cynthia—22. 86. 98 SPANISH CLUB—88 Spear, Sherry—46. 100 SPEECH CLUB—97 Spencer. Sonja—9. 40. 84. 98 Stamper. Bart—41. 66. 68. 92. 99 St. Cyr. Melissa—46. 98 Stewart. Brenda—34, 92. 99 Stewart. Tommy—46, 69 Stewart, Tracy—34 Stinson, Denise—9. 84. 85. 87. 89. 93 Storms. Kim—22. 86 Stovall. Shawn—22. 79. 93. 99 156 Stovall, Sonya—34 Stratton. Cheryl—9. 41, 47, 92. 98 Strickland. Sandy—7, 9. 16. 41. 84 STUDENT COUNCIL—93 Suggs. April—46 Suiter. Pat—34 T Taylor. Carmen—34. 84. 98 Taylor, Charlie—34, 100 Taylor. Donald—46 Taylor. Glenda Taylor. Gordon—34. 100 Taylor, Jacquie—54. 84 Taylor. Jeff—34 Taylor. Ruth Taylor. Shannon—41 Taylor. Shelley—22. 90. 98. 100 Taylor, Terri—47, 98 Taylor. Tina A.—9. 84. 92, 98. 111 Taylor. Tina M.—84. 89. 93. 98 Temple. Kenneth—8. 35. 41 TENNIS—78. 79 Terry. Dee Dee—47. 98 Tharpe. Tony—41. 72. 92 Thistle, Tim—35 Thomas. Danny Thompson. Michelle—47. 100 Tipton. Matt—54. 77 Todd, Mark—41. 68. 69. 92 Todd. Phil—54. 63. 66. 68. 112 Tolliver, Tonya—8. 35, 70. 92. 99 Townsend, Craig—41, 62. 66. 68. 84. 86. 89. 92 Townsend. Dalvin—8. 23. 66. 89. 92 TRACK—74. 75. 76. 77 U Utley. Annette—23. 90. 99. 100. 106 Utley. Michele—9. 41, 84. 85. 87. 96, 100 V VARSITY BASKETBALL VICA—99 Vincent. Chester—56 Violett, Peggy—56 W Walden. Brad—47 Walker. Cindy—8. 35. 85. 87. 90. 94. 102 Walton. Sandra—54. 94 Ward. Debbie—35. 87. 92 Warden. Thonda—3. 9. 47. 100. 104 Warta. Susan—59 Waters. Keith—23 Waters. Vickie—41 Weatherford. Crystal—8. 23 Weatherford. Tammy—9. 47. 70. 100 Weatherford. Terry—41. 84 Weidemann, Wanda—55. 71 Werth. Chris—23. 80. 87 Werth. Tim—35. 90 Westray. Cheryl—23. 85. 90. 96. 99 Whitaker. Betty—47. 89. 98. Ill Whitaker. Mary—23. 98 White. Dennis—23 White. Jerry—58 White. Pat—35 White, Paul—47 Whitman. Lisa—23. 98. 99 Wilhelm. Sandra—54 Wilkins, Brent—23. 62. 84. 85. 86. 93 Wilkins. Bryan—11. 23. 62. 96. 98. 99 Williams. Ken—47 Williams. David—47 Williamson. Pat—23 Wilson, Chris—35 Wilson, Heather—8. 14. 23. 87. 90. 103, 104, 119 Wilson. Richard Wilson. Vicki—35 Wofford. Donna—55 Wolfe. Allan—47 Wolfe. Sara—47 Wood. Carole—9. 47. 98 Wood, Diane—9, 47. 61 Wood. Janet Wood. Steve—11. 22. 62. 84. 87. 100 Woodall. Andy—11. 23. 62. 72. 98. 119 Woodard. David—47 Wooldridge. Jessee—23. 62 Worley. Jennifer—35 Wren, Howard—50, 63 Wright. Grant—79. 90 Wright. Ronna—35. 85. 90. 100. 104 Y Yarbrough. Melody—8. 23 YEARBOOK STAFF—86 York. Lonnie—23. 62. 72. 86. 89 Young. Bryan—41 Young. Darla—23. 98 Young. Janada—35, 92. 99 Young, Jim—58 Young. Robert—107 Yukevich. Sally—35. 78 Z Zavaro. Samera—9. 43. 47, 84. 94. 95. 100 Zekeli. Ted—55. 63. 72 Russellville High School’s Gifted Program appeared on KET’s “Youth News.” Their news features included the Tobacco Industry in Logan County, Industrial Growth, the RHS Championship Football Team and a close-up of RHS's Environmental Science Program. Those students participating were John McLean, Laura Johnson, Sally Yukevich and Jim Meade. 157 In order to be the best we can be, we must have an environment in which we are allowed (and challenged) to experience, experiment, grow, expand and master that with which we are confronted. RHS attempts to provide that environment. V