Russellville High School - Panther Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1986 volume:

G RAFFEN MEMOR1A AUDITORIU 1986 PANTHER RUSSELLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HIGHWAY 79 WEST RUSSELLVILLE, KENTUCKY 42276 VOLUME 38 THE RHS CHALLENGE: It is a challenge that all of us at RHS are faced with, from the first time we enter these halls in the ninth grade, until we receive our diploma four years later. It is a challenge to search our minds and souls, to discover what is in us that makes us unique and allows us to succeed. It is a challenge that prepares us for all challenges that we will face in the future. What each of us gains from our time spent at RHS is unique and will contribute to the people we will become after we leave the security of these halls. Hopefully our time is well spent, because, just as high school is a challenge, so is life—an even bigger one. Clock wise: Speech tournament participants David Stewart. Bob Ferguson and Joe McLean pay grateful homage to the memory of Thomas P deGraffenried. Sandy Dossey and Dana Cavanagh are clearly proud to be Russellville students. The old bell is a part of our proud past and future. A Robbie Rutherford's mom is helping him through the difficulty of a child's game.” Cindy DeVasier knows that studying law demands deep concentration. Throughout the history of Russellville High School, the academic standards have challenged students to do their best, and their best must be good enough since RHS placed ninth in academics out of all Kentucky's 182 high schools in the most recent test results. A new challenge—the Commonwealth Diploma—was placed upon our students this year. To receive this diploma, four Advanced Placement courses are mandatory. This is a massive undertaking, but... When the going gets tough, the tough get going! Tough standards help to prepare us for our future and will give us the edge needed to maintain our ranking of 9 in the state in academics and someday (soon) to reach 1. Mrs. Joanne Flowers is Miss Russellville as far as teachers are concerned. She's the best teacher I've ever had, says Eric Moseley. Top left—right: I know it was in there!” cries Sonya Stephenson. HMMM ... In a right triangle, the hypotenuse ...” David Britt works on one of his favorite theorems. Is Mrs. Walker really gonna take a grade on this? Left: Mrs. Wofford’s Business Law class awaits the verdict—Suicide or Accidental Death. For Mrs. Edwards, To curve or not to curve, That is the question. This must be serious: Tobeika Elliott studies during lunch for a test. At the Tobacco Festival, the football-playing Panthers display their pride. At one point in the school year, Panther Pride was thought to be dead. But the students at RHS, realizing that the future of spirit and pride at their school was at stake, took a stand. With the help of determined fans, each team involved in various areas of sports was rewarded with an excellent record at the end of the year! Because Panther Pride Is Alive!!!” Above: We appreciate Coaches Linton, Barrett. Merideth (EARS), and Wrenn. Below: Baseball players welcome new student William Watts. Raise your hands, if you’re sure (even Coach Todd)! Alive Top Panther Pride helia Marable the Club Haloweer. Party Art 1-eft the l at meow Smith! Right StJ Ah J on Ray Friends is a meaningful word at RMS. This school is made up of friends, caring and being there for each other. Our friends help us make it through the tough times, like when we lose the big game or break up with the one we thought we loved. The friendships we all make in high school serve as a basis for all personal relationships we make in the future. Keep smiling, keep shining, knowing you can always count on me for sure. That's what friends are for. Karri Hall shows her pretty smile as she rides on a float with two friends hi the Tobacco festival. C lock wise Robert Young says being cool doesn't help on the Kentucky Essential Skills Test. Traci Whitney and a friend display their beauty on the limerson Electric float. Is dog man's best friend.' Or. is man dog's best friend.' Ask Chris Wood. 6 I I I Top left-right: )oe Mcl.ean. Michele Thompson. Mar Jureka. Paul I'irchow. aiul I leather McGinnis c hill out in the hack of Paul's truck. Not only Coke in it! Beth Barrett and Kllen Boyd are it! Middle left-right: l.ori Bilveu awaits her big surprise. Tom Phillips and Jell Davenport arc t aught lounging around after school. Robert Kemp enjovs himself at a party he threw (for about 100 ot Ins friends' for which he later got into trouble. I I I 7 RHS Students show concern at the City Council Meeting. We love you, too, Mr. Mason; and you can't get mad at us for invading your privacy since your daughter Kelly took this shot of you stealing a kiss from your wife. Extracurricular Activities: Just as sports and academics contribute to the preparation of RHS students for their future, so do activities that take place outside school. These activities involve our students with the community, through things such as musicals, plays, pep rallies, and bonfires. Events such as these give students at RHS a chance to experience diverse elements. Socializing is perhaps the strongest element. Unfortunately early in the school year, students were challenged to find a solution for barriers placed on their socializing when a parking lot ordinance was levied against them. The Club Third Dimension came to the rescue by providing teens a place to dance and socialize. The tradition to party at RHS is alive and well. Faculty and staff members also enjoy extracurricular activities from time to time. Remember Ladies and Gentlemen, you saw it here first: the two greatest table tennis players. Yes; it’s Coach Barrett and Mr. Mullen. What form! What style! Ellen Boyd, Kristy Kemp and Robert Kemp listen intently during discussions of the Parking Ordinance. Is Mrs. Brantley pregnant? You know she is. Donna Smith: You look marvelous! The future RHS rifle corps is present and accounted for. Has play practice finally gotten to Mr. Chaffin? Patrick Whitmer, Ann Gill and Steve Haines watch as Glenn McGehce tries to control our noble (creative and talented) director. Coach Barren is whipping up another batch of his Mean pancakes. The establishment of clubs at RHS has formed a core of people involved in different areas that meet, make friends, pursue mutual interests, and enjoy themselves. Some clubs serve the community or school directly, but all serve the development of students in preparing them to meet goals they will soon face in the not-so-distant future. Senior work experience also contributes to future success. 10 Chris Farmer is about to Jam Out in the DJ. room at the Beaver 101 FM radio station. Working at Houchens, Dwayne Smith kindly helps a woman load her groceries. I_________________I_________________l SENIORS CLASS OF 1986 Derek Allen Tommy Allen Ricky Arnett Lynn Atkinson Craig Austin Beth Barrett Jim Basham Ramon Beard Tamika Beard Carolyn Bell Richard Benton Terrie Black Lisa Bray Bobby Brooks Gene Bush Ricky Cage Domonica Carnell Carolyn Cauley Eric Coker Wendell Cox 12 Rita Grinter Karri Hall Mike Harris Teresa Harris Tracy Cramer Darla Davenport Joe Davenport Bobbi Deason Trania Elliott Chris Farmer Chris Gadbois Deon Gamble Barry Goley Melanie Gragg John Grant Harry Grinter Cindy DeVasier Ursula Dobbs David Droge Tobeika Elliott Machelle Henderson Mary Higgins Leanne Hoffman Barry Hollins Lou Anne Holman Timmy Hyams Glendal Johnson Tommy Johnson Metie Kelly Robert Kemp Teresa Long Grant Luckett Glenn McGehee Kim McGuire ■ Janice Morris Kim Morris Tracy Morris Eric Moseley Jason Mullen Lolly Myatt 14 Leigh Ann Parrish Sean Peveler Norma Pillow Keith Prince Patrick Richardson Robert Rippy Ronald Rippy Karen Roberts Ted Rogers Robbie Rutherford Chris Sanders William Sandlin Christy Scott Rhonda Sears Victor Shifflett Debbie Simmons Brian Skipworth Dwayne Smith Jon Ray Smith Kevin Smith Thad Smith Andy Southerland Sonja Spencer Denise Stinson Cheryl Stratton Glenda Taylor Shannon Taylor Tina Taylor Tony Tharpe Chere Thomason Mark Todd Craig Townsend Michele Utley Traci Whitney Brian Wilson Vickie Wilson 16 Allen, Derek Keith Allen, Thomas E. Arnett, Richard W. N.H.S. 11,12; Math Club 9 12 Sgt. at Arms; Science 9; S.A.E. 12; Spanish 10; V.I.CA. 12; Basketball 10 Manager Atkinson, Lynn Austin, Craig Barrett, Mary Elizabeth Football Homecoming Queen 12; Student Council President 12; Cheerleader 9,10; D.E.C.A. 12 Historian and Reporter; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10; F.B.LA. 11; F.C.A. 9,10,11; Tobacco Festival Queen Candidate 12; Yearbook 12 Production Manager Basham, James R. Math Club 10,12 Vice-President; N.H.S. 11; Spanish Club 11; Football 0, Basketball Manager 9,10; Pep Club 12 Beard, Tamika Shantele Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11; D.E.C.A. 10 Beard, Torrence Ramon Football 9,10,11 All W.K.C. Team, 12 All W.K.C. Team, All South Central, All State Football Squad; Track 10, D.E.C.A. 10 Bell, Carolyn S. Art 9,10,11,12 Treasurer, F.B.L.A. 11, V.I.C.A. 12 Benton, Richard Michael Football 9 12 Co-Captain; Track 9,10,11 Semi-State, 12 Best Field Award, 110% Award; D.E.C.A. 9,10,11,12 Secretary; V.I.C.A. 11 Secretary Treasurer 12 Regional Speech Conference Black, Terrie Yvonne Boyd, Tracy Lane Bray, Lisa Gayle Brooks, Bobby G. Chorus 11 Bryant, Reginald DuWayne Buddenbaum, Sylvia Advanced Chorus 12, Speech 12 Bush, Edward Eugene Cage, Ricky O. Basketball 9,10,11,12 Captain, Most Assists, Leadership Award, Defense Award, Scholastic Award; Football 9,10,11,12 Captain, Most Valuable Running Back, Scholastic Award; Track 9,10; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; N.H.S. 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Senior Class President Carnell, Demonica Chyrisse Tobacco Festival Beauty Pageant 11; Pep Club 9; Chorus 9; H.O.S.A. 11,12 Cauley, Carolyn Wolfe F.H.A. 11,12 Coker, Eric Todd Football 9,10 W.K.C. Team, 11 Most-Valuable Lineman, W.K.C. Team, 12 Captain, Second Team All-State, All-State Honorable Mention, Most Valuable Lineman, Panther of the Year, All South Central, All W.K.C. Team, Honesty, Integrity and Sportsmanship Award; Track 10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9 Cox, Wendell V.I.C.A. 11,12 Cramer, Tracy Melinda Cheerleader 10; Pep Club 9.10.11.12 Secretary; Basketball Homecoming Candidate 12; Chorus 9,12; N.H.S. 11,12; S.A.E. 12; F.H.A. 10; How to Succeed in Business 10; Tobacco Festival Candidate 11 Davenport, Darla Dale Gifted and Talented 9,10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 11,12 Historian; Art 9,10 Reporter 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; S.A.E. 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 Davenport, Joseph Glenn Davis, Allen Ray Deason, Bobbi Denise DeVasier, Cynthia Lea Majorette 9,10,11,12; Softball 12 Captain; F.C.A. 11,12; Spanish 9,10,11,12; D.E.C.A. 11 Reporter Historian; Speech 12; Lil' Abner” 12; S.A.E. 9; F.H.A. 11 Dobbs, Ursula Mae Vice President of Senior Class, F.C.A. 10,11,12; Majorette 9.10.11.12 Captain; N.H.S. 11, typist 12; SAE 10, secretary 11,12; Student Council 10,11, secretary 12; Football and Basketball Homecoming Queen candidate 11,12; Tobacco Festival Pageant, Miss Congeniality 11, 3rd Run- ner-up 12; Girls State 11 Drodge, William David Elliott, Tobeika Lynett N.H.S. 11,12; Basketball 9,10, captain 11,12, All-State Squad, District and Regional Tournament Team, All South Central; Track 9,10,11,12, competed at State; Student Council 9,10,11, vice president 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; DECA 12; FCA 11; Math Club 11; History Club 11; Spanish Club secretary 10; Parent Teacher Student Involvement Program; Basketball Homecoming Queen 12; Football Homecoming Candidate 12 Elliot, Trania L. Basketball 9,10; Track 9,10,11; DECA 9,10, received District Participant Award; VICA 12 Farmer, Christopher Neal Marching Panthers Field Commander 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Editor 12; Panther Paw Editor 12; Oklahoma 11, Lii Abner” 12; Science Club 12; Golf 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9; History Club 9; SAE 12 Gadbois, Christopher A. Student Council 11,12; FCA 10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11 Pep Club 12 Gamble, Deon T. Basketball 9,10; Football 9,10,11,12 Received Unsung Hero Award Goley, Barry Wayne Oklahoma 11; Li'l Abner 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Math Club 11,12; Panther Paw photographer 12; Yearbook 12; FCA 12; State Speech 12 Gragg, Melanie Jean F.C.A. 10,11,12 President; Girls Softball 12 Captain; Student Council 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; F.H.A. 9,12 Vice President 12; Math Club 9,10,12 Secretary; Spanish Club 9,10,12 Secretary; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Speech Club 9,10,11; Gifted Talented 9,10,11,12; N.E.H. 11 Grant, John Grinter, Harry A. L. Grinter, Rita Ann Track 9,10; Pep Club 9; DECA 9,10,11; Chorus 9,10 Hall, Kari Bonnett Pep Club 9,10,11,12; SAE 9,10,11, Reporter and State Editor 12; Spanish Club 9,10, secretary 11,12; Speech 9,10,11,12; FBLA secretary 12; Panther Paw page editor 12; Yearbook 12; Girls State 11,12; FCA 11,12; Sound of Music , Our Town 9; Don’t Drink the Water” 10; Tobacco Festival Candidate 11,12 Halme, Tiina Kaarina Basketball 12; Pep Club 12; Spanish Club 12; FCA 12 Harris, Micheal Wayne Basketball 9,10,11 Academic Award; Art 11,12; F.B.L.A. 10,12 Parliamentarian; Student Council 11 Harris, Teresa Lynn Henderson, Machelle Lee FBLA 11; FHA 12 Higgins, Mary Elizabeth Track 9,10,11 Higgins, Steve Hoffman, Leanne Elizabeth Basketball 9,10,11; Chorus 9,10,11; Softball 12; Band 9; Speech 10; Pep Club 9 Hollins, Barry E. Football 9,10,11 W.K.C. Team, 110% Award, 12 All W.K.C., All South Central, Honorable Mention State, 110% Award; Basketball 9,10,11 All District, 12 All District, Senior Leadership Award; Track 9,10,12 Captain; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12 Holman, Louanne DECA President 11, Vice President 12; Speech 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; NHS 11,12; FHA 11 Humphrey, Todd Hyams, Timmy Jackson, Nakeitha Johnson, Glendal A. Johnson, Ray Thomas Kelly, Metie Ann FCA 9,11; FHA 12; FBLA 11 Kemp, Robert Lee Tennis 9,10,11; Panther Paw 11; Editor 12; Yearbook Editor 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11; DECA GRADUATING CLASS OF 1986 10,11 Long, Teresa Michelle F.B.L.A. 12 Finance Committee; F.H.A. 11; Art Club 12 W.K.U. Art Award Luckett, Grant Ashley Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; FHA 9,10 McGehee, Glenn Sanfort Jr. Football 9,10,11,12 Most Improved Lineman; Golf 9,10 Most Improved, 11,12 M.V.P.; Basketball 9, F.C.A. 12 Christian Athlete of the Year; Oliver” 9; LiT Abner 12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12 McGuire, Kim Yvette HOSA 12; Tobacco Festival Pageant Candidate 12; Football Homecoming Candidate 11,12; Basketball Homecoming Candidate 11,12 Morris, Janice Moncec Morris, Kim Cheerleader 12; Chorus 9; Pep Club 12; F.B.L.A. 12 Morris, Tracy Cheerleader 10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 12 Reporter; Football Queen Candidate 12 Moseley, Michael Eric Art Club 9,10,11 1st place Region, Blue Ribbon Award, National Hallmark Award Nominee, 12; Football 9,10,11,12; Golf 9, Track 10; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; S.A.E. 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Panther Paw 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students” 11; First Alternate, Sweet Sixteen Art Competition 12 Mullen, Jason Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; NHS 11,12; Yearbook staff 12; Panther Paw” 12 Myatt, Lolly Student Council 10,11,12; F.H.A. 12 Secretary; D.E.C.A. 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Chorus 10,11; F.B.L.A. 11; V.I.C.A. 12; S.A.E. 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10; Flag Corps 10,11 Nash, Christie Annette Cheerleader 9,10; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Powder Puff 9.10.11.12 Captain; Art Club 10,11; D.E.C.A. 12; Spanish Club 10; Chorus 10; Top 10 in Tobacco Festival Pageant 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students Netherland, James Participant in Governor's Scholars Program 11; Math Club 11.12 President; Science Club 12 President; N.H.S. 11,12 Treasurer; Band 9 All District, All District, 11 All District, All-State Band, 12; Pep Club 12 Oberhausen, John Football 9,10; Chorus 9,10,11; Student Council 12 Parrish, Leigh Ann Peckenpaugh, Shelly Parker, Cheryl Chorus 11 Peveler, Sean Football 9,10 Pillow, Norma Tobacco Festival Candidate— Fourth Runner Up 11; D.E.C.A. 10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 11; F.H.A. 12; Pep Club 9,10; Powderpuff Football 9,10 Poole, Teresa D.E.C.A. 10,11 Regional Participant, 12 Regional Participant; Pep Club 10; F.H.A. 12; F.B.L.A. 11 Prince, David Art Club 9; F.B.L.A. 12; V.I.C.A. 11 Richardson, Patrick Noel Tennis 9,10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 10,12; D.E.C.A. 12; Basketball 9 Rippy, Robert Layne Rippy, Ronald Wayne Art Club 9,10,11,12; V.I.C.A. 11 Roberts, Karen Lynn N.H.S. 11,12 President; S.A.E. 9.10.11.12 President; Band 9,10,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12 President; F.C.A. 12; Math Club 9, Science Club 9, Pep Club 12; Governor's Scholars Program Rogers, Paul T. Panther Paw” 12; Yearbook Staff 12 Rutherford, Thomas R. Football 9,10,11,12; All WKC 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12 Sanders, Christopher N. Sandlin, William Basketball 10 Manager; N.H.S. 11; Math Club 10; Spanish Club 10 Scott, Crystal Pep Club 9,10,11,12; F.C.A. 10,11,12; S.A.E. 10,11,12; Panther Paw 10; Yearbook Staff 10; F.B.L.A. 12 Treasurer Sears, Rhonda Lynn Gifted and Talented Program 9,10,11; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Chorus 10; F.H.A. 9,11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 12; Tobacco Festival Queen Candidate 12 Shifflett, William Victor Simmons, Debora Richelle F.B.L.A. 11,12 President; D.E.C.A. 10,11 Secretary; F.H.A. 9, Pep Club 9,12 Skipworth, Brian Baseball 10; F.B.L.A. 12 Smith, Dwayne Rifle Corps 10,11,12 Captain; Flag Corps 11; Band 9,10; Math Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 10,11,12 Smith, Kevin V.I.C.A. 11,12 Smith, Jon Ray Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball; Baseball Smith, Thad Conner Football 10; Yearbook Staff 12; Panther Paw 12 Southerland, Andrew Phillip Band 9,10,11,12; Advanced Chorus 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Oklahoma 11; LiT Abner” 12; Night of January 16th 12; Pep Club 11,12 Spencer, Sonja F.C.A. 12; D.E.C.A. 11; Pep Club 9,10,12; H.O.S.A.; Tobacco Festival Queen Candidate 11 Stinson, Denise N.H.S. 11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; S.A.E. 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Art Club 9,10 Treasurer, 11; F.H.A. 12 Reporter; F.B.L.A. 12; Panther Paw 10; Yearbook Staff 10; Football Queen Candidate 9 Stratton, Cheryl F.B.L.A. 11; D.E.C.A. 9,10; F.H.A. 10,11,12 Taylor, Glenda Michelle Taylor, Shannon Renee Pep Club 9,10,11,12 President; F.H.A. 9,12 President; Vice President; N.H.S. 11,12 Secretary; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Math Club 9,10,11 Secretary; F.C.A. 11,12; LiT Abner” 12 Taylor, Tina Pep Club 9,10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 12 Reporter; Student Council 9,10.11,12; Tobacco Festival Candidate 11 Second Runner-Up, 12 First Runner-Up; D.E.C.A. 12 Secretary; An Club 9,10 Temple. Kenneth Wayne MVP Track 9, D.E.C.A. 10; V.I.C.A. 12 Tharpe, David Anthony Thomason, Chere Moore F.B.L.A. 11,12 Todd, Marquis Antonio Basketball 9,10,11,12 Senior Leadership Award, Panther Award; Baseball 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; D.E.C.A. 10; V.I.C.A. 11; F.C.A. 11,12 Townsend, Craig M. Townsend, Dalvin J. Utley, Michelle Student Council 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 12; Chorus 10,11; S.A.E. 10,11,12; D.E.C.A 12; F.H.A. 12 Treasurer; Panther Paw” 10; Yearbook Staff 10 F.C.A. 10,11,12 Weatherford, Terrious Lynn Wilson, Brian David Soccer 9; NHS 12; Scholarship to UKU; Panther Paw and Yearbook staff 12 Wilson, Vickie F.B.L.A. 11; F.H.A. 11 D.E.C.A. 12 Whitney, Traci Lea Majorette 11,12; Speech Clul 12; Softball 12, Captain; Band 10,11; Concert Band 10,11; Who's Who Among Americar High School Students 11,12 Panther Paw 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Tobacco Festival Queer Candidate 11,12; Science Club 9 Spanish Club 12 This directory was compiled by Heather McGinnis. Donna Netherland, Caity Noe, and Aleetha Pinson. FRIENDS JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS Libby Haines Greg Hale Robert Harbison Todd Harkleroad Tammy Hayes Mark Hendricks Lee Ann Holt James Jackson Veronica Johnson Courtney Jones Mary Jureka Jody Kelley Dan Kemp Kristy Kempf Paul Kimmel Fadocia Knight Kenny Knight Sarah Kondracki David Kondracki Kelli Kink Shelia Marable Tajwanna Maskin Gary Mason Heather McGinnis Ann Margaret McIntosh I Corey Morgan Donna Netherland Tammy Nichols Caity Noe Glenn Noe JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJ Eddie Shifflet Nancy Shipp Paul Shoemake Carrie Sinclair Kip Smith Erika Snyder Amy Sorrell Sherry Spear Sonya Stephenson Tommy Stewart Tammy Ramsey Anthony Rippy Melony Rippy Judith Schiess Shelia Sharp Kelli Oates Sonia Orange Tina Parker Tony Phillips Aleetha Pinson Donald Taylor Dee Dee Terry Michelle Thompson Tina Ulrich Brad Walden Rhonda Warden Paul White David Williams Ken Williams Allan Wolfe UNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJU Carole Wood Diane Wood Samera Zavaro Page Estes and Tammy Hayes enjoy the food in our cafeteria. Ann Margret McIntosh shows off her beauty. Amy Sorrell finishes her work early and enjoys her Carole Wood demonstrates her optimism, leisure. 23 Jeff Chiles Janice Hines Emily Morgan Terri Taylor 24 Junior Kip Smith opened his own business this year: Kip's Komix. SOPHOMORESSOPHOMOR Gregory Duncan Todd Eary Bob Ferguson Paul Firchow Jeanette Foster Reggie Collier Heath Colvin Anissa Covington Scott Crowder Jeff Davenport Athena Cage Jonathan Christmas Scott Christmas Todd Clark Daren Cole Ursula Blanton Michael Blick David Britt Anna Bucher Stephanie Buckner Montez Beard Anthony Bellamy Jennifer Billingsley Lori Bilyeu Kerrie Black David Abney Todd Adler Tamara Allen Ricky Anderson James Barr)' 26 ESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMO Susan Fruits Shannon Gaddie Stephanie Gatlin Gary Gettings Shane Givens Donna Grant Valerie Gregory Charity Grinter Steve Haines Rodney Harkleroad Scott Harris Gary Hays Beth Hiatt Ed Higgins Kim Hightower Theresa Houston David Hudlow Katrina Hutchison Randall Jenkins Anthony Johnson Eric Johnson Paul Jones David Kemp Kristie Kemp Todd Kerr Jason Kidd Shane Knight Mark Kraeling Todd Lasley Shell Laster SOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSO Regina Latham Jeff Linton Terrell Long Terry Long Ginny Major Melissa Mantlo Jeff Martin Kelly Mason Nicole Matthews Sherri McDougal Joe McLean Stacy Morris Casey Mullen Kelly Murphy Willie Nelson Darrin Peters Vicki Piper Timmy Powell Jeff Ramsey Tina Ramsey Mary Riley Debbie Robertson Beth Robson Michael Sanders Scott Sansom Greg Scott Tammy Shackelford Allyson Shannon Melissa Shoe make Rodney Skipworth PHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPH Chris Wood Chad Wright Robert Young Kyle Zick Phillip West Emily White Paul Whitleyh Patrick Whitmer Jim Tinch Johnny Townsend Darwin Washington Joe Werth Rachel Tharpe Tina Thomas Wayne Thomas Tyrone Thompson David Stewart Keith Stovall Kevin Taylor Ronnie Taylor Donna Smith Susan Sorrell Staci Spears Ben Stamper Sonny Statton 29 %Wf¥ FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHM Wayne Brasher Bradley Brown Lisa Brown Eric Burbage Chris Bush Sonya Belcher Tonya Belcher Jamie Benson Bobby Blackford Thomas Bouldin Suzanne Alcott Melissa Atkins Marina Bain Jackie Barker Karyn Baugh Sandy Delk Chris Dilliha Meca Duffey Michelle Embry Cliff Gadbois Craig Calloway Anissa Carlisle Constance Carnell Dana Cavanah Laura Cole Tyrone Cook Teresa Carmer Cherrie Davenport Lance Davenport Tommy Dearmond E N FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESH Clarence Gamble Michael Gatewood, Jr. Johnny Gibbs Ray Graham Mark Griffin Stephen Hale Eric Hardin Mary Hardy Marsha Hargis Benjie Harris Allyson Hartley Allen Hendricks Angie Henson Philip Hinton Leslie Hoffman Ervin Hollins Michelle Hornberger Shelly Hubbard Michael Inman Lee Isakson Lori Jenkins Tammy Jenkins Barbara Johnson Deric Jones Keith Jones Robert Jones Stephanie Justice Judy Lewis Carol Long Brent Luckett ii John Markham Sabrina Masters Ronnie Matthews Kelly McGehee Amber McIntosh Holly Milam Marcia Miller Alan Owens Jeff Page Jeff Phillips Jeff Sanford Chris Schnieder Sonia Shoemake Robin Shrull Charlie Simmons Scott McIntosh Travis McIntosh Talia McKinney Melissa McPherson Lori Meguiar Daniel Simmons Melinda Simmons Rosie Skipworth Lesley Slaton Victor Snardon Jonathon Powell Pamela Proctor Martha Reynolds Stephanie Rhea Chris Richardson HMENFRESHMENFRESHME Donta Wells Clay White Mike Wilson Tammy Utley Andre Walker Teri Walker Marcus Staples Amy Taylor Stacey Toliver Frank Walton Amy Watkins Robbie Watkins Chris Womack Eing Yang Bobby Yarbrough Scott McIntosh, Leslie Slaton and Talia McKinney have ample room in this phone booth.” Drama class members Jeff Sanford, Travis McIntosh, Tammy Utley, Dana Cavanagh, Laura Cole, Dean Cross, Brent Luckett and Cliff Gadbois study lines and await rehearsal. MOCK WEDDING Groom Eric Moseley and bride Ursula Dobbs seem well-pleased. Shannon Taylor, Susan Fruits, and Tracy Morris provided the musical and vocal accompaniment. Each year Mrs. Wilhelm's class holds a full fledged mock wedding. This year the drama class was invited as participants and guests. Many commented, It seems real. 36 Kristi Scott is escorted by Dwayne Smith. The wedding party: Susan Fruits, Tracy Morris, Shannon Taylor, Denise Stinson, Darla Davenport, Kristy Scott, Michelle Utley, Kim Morris, Ursula Dobbs, Eric Moseley, Andy Southerland, Christie Nash, Cliff Gadbois, Dwayne Smith, Dean Cross Mrs. Wilhelm smiles as the father of the bride,” Andy Southerland, looks on as solemnly as most fathers do when their daughters marry. Journalism student Chris Farmer videotapes the event. Cutting the cake Michelle Utley and Dwayne Smith watch as the bride and groom feed each other cake. Mrs. Wilhelm and Teresa Long seemed satisfied with this wedding. Kristi Scott is a beautiful bride s maid. FRIENDS FHA By Caity Noe The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to further home economics and home economics related careers. To fulfill this purpose, the club members were active in areas such as singing and presenting gifts at the nursing home, holding fall and spring workshops, and selling Valentine's Day cards. Officers are President Shannon Taylor, Vice President Melanie Gragg, Secretary Lolly Myatt, Treasurer Michelle Utley, Reporter Denise Stinson, Historian Terrie Taylor, Song Leader Allyson Hartley, and Recreational Leader Sonia Orange. The sponsors are Mrs. Sandra Wilhelm and Mrs. Judy Lyne. DECA By Diane Wood and Robbie Harbison DECA, sponsored by Donna Preston, promotes vocational understanding, civic consciousness, social understanding, and leadership development. The officers are President Terri Taylor, Vice President Lou Anne Holman, Secretary Tina Taylor, Reporter Historian Beth Barrett. The club has had a cookout and an initiation party, a Halloween party, a sales project, a banquet, and an end of the year picnic. The club attended the DECA workshop at Western, the Regional and State Conferences in Louisville. At the Regionals, Tobeika Elliot won 3rd in Finance and Credit; Shane Givens won 2nd in Finance and Credit; Chris Dilliha won 1st in Petroleum Marketing; Lou Anne Holman won 2nd in Restaurant Marketing and Management; Chris Dilliha and Shane Givens placed in the top 8 finalists in the State Competition, and Lou Anne Holman won 2nd place and participated in the National Competition in Atlanta, Georgia. Jeff Martin won Most Outstanding Chapter Member Award at the State Conference. Future Homemakers of America 1st row: Terri Taylor, Melanie Gragg, Lisa Bray, Denise Stinson, Lolly Myatt, Shannon Taylor, Michelle Utley, Judy Lewis, Allyson Hartley, Sonia Orange; 2nd row: Mrs. Lyne, Metie Kelly, Tammy Shackelford, Norma Pillow, Holli Milam, Marsha Hargis, Sandy Delk, Mrs. Wilhelm; 3rd row: Allyson Shannon, Chere Thomason, Marcia Miller, Suzanne Alcott, Melissa Atkins, Meca Duffy, Machelle Henderson, Angie Henson. Distributive Education Clubs of America 1st row: Terri Taylor, Lou Anne Holman, Tina Taylor. 2nd row: Steve Bell, Chris Dilliha, Harry Grinter, Scott Crowder, Jeff Martin, David Williams. 3rd row: Johnny Townsend, Tobeika Elliot, Norma Pillow, Teresa Harris, Michele Utley, Lolly Myatt. 4th row: Eric Johnson, Richard Benton, Vickie Wilson, Pat Richardson, Timmy Powell, Shane Givens. Math Club 1st row: Ricky Arnett, Jim Basham, James Netherland, Melanie Gragg, Samera Zavaro, Mary Jureka. 2nd row: Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Edwards, Jodi Kelly, Sarah Kondracki, Page Estes, Sonya Stephenson, Scott McIntosh, Tina Crowder, Talia McKinney, Leslie Slaton, Frank Walton, Mrs. Brantley. 3rd row: Greg Hale, Clarence Gamble, Wayne Thomas, Heather McGinnis, Barry Goley, Traci Whitney, Dwayne Smith. History Club 1st row: Suzanne Alcott, Lori Meguiar, Ginny Major, Stacy Morris, Melissa Atkins. 2nd row: Ronnie Taylor, Mark Kraeling, Allyson Hartley, Holly Milam, Patrick Whitmer, Theresa Cramer, 3rd row: Scott McIntosh, Talia McKinney, Leslie Slaton, David Stewart, Kelly McGehee, Sponsor Judy Lyne. The Math Club, sponsored by Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Brantley, Coach Merideth, and Mrs. Edwards, is set up to encourage interest in mathematics, offer tutoring services to other students, and lend support for the Third District Math Contest. One of the club's main functions is to add enrichment activities not covered in classes and games of a mathematics nature for its club members. Every year the Math Club supports the Third District Math Contest. This year there were 40 students participating. The individuals who placed are as follows: Stephen Hale, 7th in Algebra I; Wayne Thomas, 1st in Geometry; Greg Hale, 8th in Algebra II;Jim Basham, 3rd in Advanced Math; James Netherland, 10th in Advanced Math. After the contest, the participants enjoyed a pizza party. The class officers for the 1985 86 school year are President James Netherland, Vice President Jim Basham, Treasurer Samera Zavaro, Secretary Melanie Gragg, Sergeant at Arms Ricky Arnett, Hospitality Chairperson Mary Jureka. This copy submitted by Karri Hall and Jason Mullen. History Club By Thad Smith The History Club's purpose is to increase interest in Kentucky’s history. With sponsor Judy Lyne and officers, President Stacy Morris, Vice President Ginny Major, Correspondence Secretary Allyson Hartley, Recording Secretary Lori Meguiar, the club attended workshops and the state convention, completed projects related to history, held picnics, and also went to the 75th anniversary celebration of Kentucky's capitol. Patrick Whitmer wrote the State Championship History Essay. 4} Health Occupational Students of America HOSA By Robbie Harbison This year HOSA attended B P Clinic and local health fairs, held a Christmas party for the patients of the psychiatric hospital, and competed in the state skills contests in Louisville. Of the members, Lori Burnette won 1st place in Medical Terminology; Laura Roberts won 3rd place in dental spelling, and both will compete in National Competition in Philadelphia, Pa. this summer. HOSA’s officers are President Lori Burnette, President Donna Gibson, Treasurer Monica Carnell, and Vice President Cindy Kirkman. 1st row: Bonnie Farmer, Mrs. Robinson, Monica Carnell, Bobbie Decson, 2nd row: Kim Meguire, Mary Higgins. Lee Ann Hoffman, Sonya Spencer, Erica Snider. Future Business Leaders of America By Kip Smith and Sonya Stephenson Members of the Future Business Leaders of America, with Joyce Bilyeu and Peggy Violett as sponsors, have participated in such activities as fund raising (the members sold $2,000 worth of BiUes candyX the Regional and State Competition Conferences, community service projects and socials for club members. The purpose of the FBLA is to provide, as an integral part of the instructional program, additional opportunities for secondary students in business and office education to develop vocational and career supportive competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibilities. The goals of FBLA are to develop competent, aggressive business leadership, strengthen the confidence of students in themselves and their work, create more interest in and understanding of American business enterprise, encourage members in the development of individual projects which contribute to the improvement of home, business, and community, develop character, prepare for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism, encourage and practice efficient money management, encourage scholarship and promote school loyalty, assist students in the establishment of occupational goals and facilitate the transition from school to work. Ursula Dobbs gained recognition for the club by receiving an award for 2nd place with a Bulletin Board at Regional Competition. As a special project FBLA bought Christmas gifts for Head Start students. The officers for 1985-1986 are President Debbie Simmons, Treasurer Kelly Oates, Secretaries Kari Hall and Cynthia Dilliha, Reporters Tracy Morris and Tina Taylor, Parliamentarians Mike Harris and Tommy Johnson, and Historian Darla Davenport. Future Business Leaders of America I 1st row: Cynthia Dilliha, Kari Hall. Tracy Morris, Darla Davenport. Kelli Oates, Debbie Simmons. Tina Taylor. Cristie Scott, Mike Harris, Tommy Johnson; 2nd row: Mrs. Bilyeu, Theresa Long, Kim Morris, Michelle Utley, Denise Stinson, Mrs. Violett; 3rd row: Dwayne Smith, Rhonda Warden, Donna Netherland, Ursula Dobbs, Carrie Atkinson, Brian Skipworth, Pat Richardson, Keith Prince. 44 National Honor Society 1st row: Mrs. Edwards, MissJcnnings.James Nethcrland, Kari Hall, Karen Roberts, Shannon Taylor, Ursula Dobbs, Miss Elmore, Mr. Roberts; 2nd row: Diane Wood, Carrie Atkinson, Jennifer Dunlap, Page Estes, Melanie Gragg, Shannon Beauregard, Michelle Thompson, Jodi Kelley, Libby Haines, Tracy Cramer; 3rd row: Greg Hale, Tobeika Elliot, Shelia Marable, Denise Stinson, Jason Mullen, Ricky Arnett, Samera Zavaro, Mary Jureka; 4th row: Cynthia Dilliha, AnnMargret McIntosh, Caity Noe, Judith Scheiss, Sarah Kondracki, Christine Eary. Carrie Sinclair, Brian Wilson, Ricky Cage, Jeff Chiles. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY By Ellen Boyd and Tina Crowder The National Honor Society is a club for the extraordinarily intelligent students. The sponsors of this club are Kathryne Jennings. Sheila Edwards, Mike Roberts, and Bonnie Elmore. The officers of NHS for 1985-86 were Karen Roberts, President; Karri Hall, Vice-President; Shannon Taylor, Secretary; James Netherland, Treasurer; Ursula Dobbs, Typist. The purpose of this club is to create an enthusiasm for scholarships, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in all students. This year the club gave Easter Baskets to needy families, had secret pals for the teachers and staff, adopted nursing home residents, made tray cards for hospitals at Thanksgiving, decorated the bulletin board in the lobby, decorated the recreation center at the nursing home for Valentine's Day, sponsored a Teacher Appreciation Day, collected cancelled stamps, paid one-half of the cost of honor cords worn by the graduating seniors, and gave a $100.00 scholarship to a senior member. This year eleven members attended the state convention in Owensboro, Ky.; the club won third place for their scrapbook entry. Pep Club 1st row: Mrs. Taylor, Tracy Cramer, Shannon Taylor, Veronica Johnson; 2nd row: Christine Eary, Libby Haines, Jody Kelley. Samera Zavaro, Mary- Jureka, Shannon Gaddie. Rachel Tharpe, P.J. Jones, Sonya Stephenson, Jennifer Dunlap, Carrie Atkinson, Jeanette Foster, Fadocia Knight; 3rd row: Sandy Dossey, Shelia Marable. Carrie Sinclair, Caity Noe, AnnMargret McIntosh, Beth Robson, Heather McGinnis, Aleetha Pinson, Lesley Slaton, Talia McKinney, Denise Stinson, Tina Taylor; 4th row: Susan Fruits, Chris Gadbois. Melanie Gragg, Karen Roberts, Page Estes, Holly Milam. Allyson Hartley, Marcia Miller, Sonja Spencer, Tiina Halme, Theresa Grinter; 5th row: Chere Davenport, Tobeika Elliott, Ronnie Taylor, Christie Scott, Michelle Utley, Pam Britton, Ginny Major, Shannon Beauregard, Lee Ann Holt, Nancy Shipp, Connie Carnell; 6th row: Scott Sansom, Scott Crowder, David Britt, Stacy Morris, Tracy Morris. Valerie Gregory, Kim Morris, Lori Meguire, Suzanne Alcott, Melissa Atkins, Theresa Cramer; 7th row: James Jackson, Anissa Covington, Darwin Washington, Darla Davenport, Donna Netherland, Amy Sorrell, Rhonda Warden, Susan Sorrell, Chris Schneider, Scott Christmas, Lolly Myatt; 8th row: Craig Townsend, Ursula Blanton, Judith Schiess, James Netherland, Eric Moseley, Robbie Rutherford; 9th row: Chris Farmer, Sarah Kondracki, Jason Mullen, Kari Hall, Traci Whitney, Dwayne Smith, Barry Goley, John Grant, Jim Basham, John Markley, Lou Ann Holman, Glenn McGehee, Barry Hollins. Ricky Cage. PEP CLUB By Diane Wood and Ellen Boyd The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote and encourage the spirit of Russellville High School. The club’s usual activities consist of sponsoring half time events at football and basketball homecoming; Senior night; homecoming dance; decorating the halls with streamers, posters, and signs; and selling items to promote spirit. The club has accomplished all of this as well as being the largest club at R.H.S. They have also sold ribbons, buttons and shakers. The sponsors are Mr. Tim Bollen-becker and Ms. Jackie Taylor. The 1985-1986 officers are President Shannon Taylor, Vice-President Veronica Johnson, and Secretary Tracy Cramer. 45 Science Club 1st row: Judith Schiess, Sarah Kondracki, James Netherland, Samera Zavaro.Jody Kelly, Mr. Mosier, Mrs. Sansom; 2nd row: Brent Luckett, Steven Hale, Frank Walton, Page Estes, Tina Crowder, Beth Robson, Mr. Milam; 3rd row: Chris Farmer, Patrick Whitmer, Scott McIntosh, AnnMargaret McIntosh, Talia McKinney; 4th row: Wayne Thomas, Greg Hale, Clarence Gamble, Carrie Sinclair, Paul Whitley, Casey Mullin, P.J. Jones Spanish Club 1st row: Stephanie Buckner, Stacy Tolliver, Rosie Skipworth, Christine Lary, Karen Roberts, Sarah Kondracki, Carrie Sinclair, Amy Watkins, Anissa Carlisle 2nd row: Phillip Hintin, Allyson Shannon, Frank Walton, Ronnie Taylor, Kari Hall, Tracy Whitney, Shannon Taylor, Melanie Gragg, Nancy Shipp, Tina Crowder; 3rd row: Tiina Halme, Sandy Dossey,Judith Schiess, Rachel Tharpe, Cindy DeVasier, Cynthia Dilliha, Page Estes, John Grant, Dan Kemp, David Stewart; 4th row: Sonia Orange, Beth Robson, Melinda Simmons, Marcia Miller, Scott McIntosh, Talia McKinney, Leslie Slaton, Chris Schneider, Mrs. Elmore Students in Action for Education 1st row: Mrs. Flowers, sponsor, Karri Hall, Shannon Taylor, Christie Scott, Karen Roberts, Carrie Sinclair, Ursula Dobbs, Miss Taylor, sponsor; 2nd row: Michelle Thompson, Beth Robson, Melanie Gragg, Tracy Cramer, Darla Davenport, Michelle Utley, Lolly Myatt, Denise Stinson; 3rd row: Ricky Arnett, John Grant, James Netherland, Chris Farmer, Sarah Kondracki, Christine Eary, Sonya Stephenson; 4th row: Mr. Bollenbecker, sponsor, Wayne Thomas, Page Estes, Amy Sorrell, Rhonda Warden, Tina Parker, Sonya Orange Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1st row: Michelle Thompson, Page Estes, Melanie Gragg, Libby Haines, Mr. Mason; 2nd row: Mrs. Edwards, Lisa Brown, Travis McIntosh, Karri Hall, Chris Schneider, Jody Kelley, Rachel Tharpe, Cindy DeVasier, P.J. Jones, Maryjureka, Samera Zavaro, Coach Merideth; Third row: Carole Wood, Sheila Marable, Kelly Mason, Karen Roberts, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Beth Robson, Scott McIntosh, Marcia Miller, Sonja Spencer, Staci Spears, Tiina Halme; 4th row: Shannon Taylor, Christie Scott, Michelle Utley, Heather McGinnis, Steve Haines, Ursula Dobbs, Sonya Stephenson, Carrie Sinclair, Susan Fruits, John Markam; 5th row: Ursula Blanton, David Britt, Cliff Gadbois, Steven Hale, Lori Meguiar, Allyson Hartley, Judy Lewis, Marsha Hargis, Holly Milam, Chris Gadbois Art Club 1st row: David Droge, Melanie Rippy, Bill Costelow, Tommy Stewart, Glendal Johnson, 2nd row: Anthony Rippy, Kevin Smith, Scott Epley, Chris Sanders, Ricky Arnett 48 1st row: Ursula Blanton, Carole Wood, Lee Ann Holt, David Kondracki; 2nd row: Mike Harris, Darla Davenport.Joey Worth, Casey Mullin, Shelia Marable, Carolyn Bell; 3rd Row: Craig Townsend, Eric Moseley, Miss Rice, sponsor. VICA Speech Club 1st row: sponsor Ms. Barbara Pinson, Sandy Dossey, Staci Spears, Ronnie Taylor, LeeAnn Holman, Cindy DeVasier, sponsor Miss Alexander; 2nd row: Traci Whitney, Susan Fruits, Dana Cavanaugh, Page Estes, Karri Hall, Bob Ferguson, Sylvia Buddenbaum 3rd row: Stacy Morris, Barry Goley, Cliff Gadbois, Wayne Thomas, Kyle Zick, Joe McLean, David Stewert Student Council Tobeika Elliot, Ursula Dobbs; 2nd row: Ms. Wofford, Lee Ann Holt, Shannon Taylor, Carole Rood, Denise Stinson, Lolly Myatt, Michelle Utley, Tina Taylor; 3rd Row: Mrs. Walker, Carrie Sinclair, Joe McLean, Melanie Gragg, Holly Milam, Anna Bucker, Shannon Gadie, Rachel Tharpe, Dicky Oberhaussen, Carrie Atkinson; 4th row: Coach Todd, Coach Tipton, Meca Duffy, Melinda Simmons, Michelle Thompson, Amy Sorrell, Ted Rogers, John Marcum, Clay White, Chris Gadbois acu FACULTY Howard Wren Assistant Principal Wayne Mullin Lisa Offutt and Martha Jo Meguiar Katherine Jennings FACULTY Evelyn Alexander Ken Barrett Tim Bollenbecker 5} Jane Brantly John Chaffin Jeff Edwards Sheila Edwards Judy Lyne Steve Merideth 55 Howard Wren and Joanne Flowers 58 Vocational School Faculty Sitting Jim Little, Industrial Electricity; Dale Spencer, Drafting; Lillie Griffin, Secretarial; Peggy Violett, Business and Office; Joyce Bilyeu, Business and Office; Gloria Robinson, Health Careers; Standing: Joe Perkins, carpentry; Kenneth Bond, Auto Mechanics; Luther Bagwell, Machine Shop; Jim Netherland, Auto Mechanics; Chester Vincent, Welding; Maurice Grayson, Principal. 59 Coach Tipton A Special Cafeteria Student, Teacher, and Parent Involvement Program The Christmas Tree was a project of Mr. Tim Bollenbecker's class; Miss Taylor's class decorated the tree and also the bulletin board with Christmas motifs and Christmas stockings with cafeteria staff names on them. On the 18th was the Christmas meal when Christmas place mats were used on the table. Thanks to each teacher and student who had a part in making our lunch room pretty for Christmas. Betty Chestnut, Cafeteria Director Tobeika Elliott, President 61 Regional winners Chris Farmer (2nd place) and Libby Haines (1st place) participated in the week long international Science Fair in Texas. 63 SPEECH LI'L ABNER CAST Lonesome Polecat............................ Hairless Joe................................ Romeo Scragg................................ Clem Scragg................................. Alf Scragg.................................. Moonbeam McSwine............................ Marryin' Sam................................ Earthquake McGoon........................... Daisy Mae................................... Pappy Yokum................................. Mammy Yokum................................. Li’l Abner.................................. Mayor Dawgmeat.............................. Scarlett.................................... Senator Phogbound........................... Dr. Finsdale................................ Colonel..................................... Available Jones............................. Stupefyin Jones............................. General Bullmoose........................... Appassionata................................ Evil Eye Fleagle............................ Dr. Smithborn............................... Dr. Krogmcyer............................... ...........PJ. Jones ......Darrin Peters .........David Britt ....Chris Schneider ....Scott Christmas Michelle Thompson ......David Stewart .......Chris Farmer .....Rachel Tharpe ......Steve Haines ...........Ann Gill ...Glenn McGehee .....Judith Schiess .....Sandy Dossey ......Paul Whitley .....Tammy Hayes ...Patrick Whitmer .......Barry Goley .....Alcetha Pinson ....Andy Southerland ....Shannon Taylor .........David Britt .... Veronica Johnson ....Tracee Whitney DOGPATCHERS, WIVES, HUSBANDS, SECRETARIES: Jeff Martin, Frank Walton, Kelly Mason, Heather McGinnis, Cindy DeVasier, Allyson Shannon, P.J. Jones, Darrin Peters, Veronica Johnson, Anna Bucher, Aleetha Pinson. Sandy Dossey, Tracee Whitley, Andy Southerland, Paul Whitley TECHNICAL CREWS Director...................................... Ass t. Director............................... Accompanist................................... ....John Chaffin Barbara Pinson ...Susan Apple STAGE AND LIGHTING CREWS Libby Haines, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Sonya Stephenson, Ginny Majors, Stacey Morris Students in all the music classes helped in various ways. 68 69 RHS MARCHING PANTHERS 72 RIFLES Dwayne Smith and Donna Smith FLAGS Heather McGinnis, MaryJureka, Donna Netherland; 2nd row: Robin Shrull, Michelle Thompson, Rachel Tharpe, Mary Riley; 3rd row: Kelli Murphy, Theresa Houston, Stephanie Gatlin, Dana Cavanaugh, Ursula Blanton, Kelli Mason, Kim Hightower, Allison Shannon, Leslie Hoffman, Susan Sorrell. WOODWINDS Standing: Sonya Stephenson, Amy Watkins, Lisa Brown, Sarah Kondracki, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Karen Roberts. Carol Long, Samera Zavaro, Jody Kelley; Kneeling: Sheila Marable, Eric Burbage, Talia McKinney, Charlie Simmons 73 Trumpets: Travis McIntosh, Deric Jones, James Netherland, Paul Whitley, Judith Schiess, Jamie Benson. Low Brass: Beth Robson, Steve Haines, Court Jones, David Britt, Andy Southerland, PJ. Jones, David Stewart. 74 Percussion: Phillip Hinton, Patrick Whitmer, Michael Carter, Barry Goley, Chris Snyder, Libby Haines Flag and Rifle: Leslie Hoffman, Teresa Houston, Robin Shrull, Donna Smith, Dwayne Smith, Chris Farmer. PJ. Jones rests. Judith Schiess and Samera Zavaro try PJ.'s crutches. Is this Mary Riley? What is Libby Haines representing now? David Stewart enjoys Sheila Marable's Paul Whitley dons some unusual playing. head gear. CHORUS Advanced Chorus: Emily White, Ann Gill, Carrie Atkinson, Ursula Dobbs, Stephanie Gatlin, Kelly Mason, Tammy Hayes, Shannon Gaddie, Rachel Tharp, Susan Sorrell; second row: Veronica Johnson, Anna Bucher, Sylvia Buddenbaum, Susan Fruits, Carrie Sinclair, Michelle Thompson, Donna Smith, Tracy Cramer, Amy Sorrell, Athena Cage; third row: Ronnie Taylor, Ricky Cage, Barry Hollins, Ron Stamper, Glenn McGhee, Nelson Cundiff, Andy Southerland, Court Jones, Rodney Skipworth, Darrin Peters, Todd Kerr, Scott Crowder, Keith Colvin, Jeff Martin. Beginning Chorus; first row: Stephaniejustice, Karyn Baugh, Lesley Slaton, Amy Taylor, Anissa Carlisle, Marcia Miller, Tammy Utley, Kelly McGehee, Teresa Cramer, Suzanne Alcott; second row: Michelle Hornberger, Sheila Sharp, Lori Bilyeu, Eing Yang, Rosie Skipworth, Sonia Shoemake, Barbara Johnson, Connie Carnell, Allyson Hartley, Stacy Toliver; third row: Martha Reynolds, Melissa McPherson, Stephanie Ray, Angie Hinson, Sandy Delk, Melissa Mantlo, Lori Meguiar, Amber McIntosh; fourth row: Irvin Hollins, Ray Graham, Mike Inman, Scott Christmas, Bobby Blackford, Reggie Collier, and Jonathan Powell. 1986 Newspaper and Yearbook Staff 1st row: Carole Wood, Caity Noe, Ellen Boyd, Eric Moseley, Sonya Stephenson, Libby Haines; 2nd row: Donna Netherland, Paula Belt, Eddie Shifflet, Tina Crowder, Karri Hall, Chris Farmer, Aleetha Pinson, Traci Whitney, Adviser Ms. Barbara Pinson; 3rd row: Robbie Harbison, Ted Rogers, Kip Smith, Lee Ann Holt, Thad Smith, Jason Mullen, Brian Wilson, Barry Goley and Heather McGinnis. Valuable staff members Beth Barrett, Robert Kemp and Diane Wood were absent when this group photo was taken. Barry Goley won 1st place in the Regional Competition for a feature article in journalism. Thad Smith knows newspaper copy must be cut precisely. Proofreader Sonya Stephenson convinces Kip Smith that even correcting errors can be fun. Traci Whitney stuffs envelopes with letters she wrote for the staff. 78 A good layout takes work. Early in the year, Paula's uncle, Mr. Melvin Belt, held a workshop one evening after school for our staff photographers. Producing a good student publication requires tender loving care. Good reporters must be effective listeners. Aleetha Pinson, Donna Netherland, Libby Haines and Tina Crowder show to what lengths they are willing to go to turn out a good yearbook. Or are they just celebrating because school is out? Oh! Did it hurt? 80 TECHNICAL SKILLS WINNERS Foreign Language Regional Winners CHEERLEADERS By Paula Belt and Ted Rogers The RHS Cheerleaders help keep the Panther spirit alive by promoting school spirit and by upholding sportsmanship, regular roles at ball- games, pep rallies, and their cheerleader clinic at Murray State University. They also did special work for some special people; with the help of sponsor Karen Horne, the Cheerleaders helped raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation this year. R.H.S. Cheerleaders: sitting: Suzanne Alcott; kneeling: Ginny Major, Kim Morris; third line: Fadocia Knight, Teresa Grinter, Connie Carnell, Pam Britton; fourth line: Valerie Gregory, Stacy Morris, Susan Fruits; on shoulders: Lori Meguiar; top: Tracy Morris. Traci Morris Susan Fruits Valerie Gregory Kim Morris Teresa Grinter Lori Meguiar Cheerleaders 85 Staci Morris Fadocia Knight Cheerleaders Susan Alcott Connie Carnell Pam Britton Ginny Majors FOOT 1st row: Richard Benten, Ricky Cage,Jason Mullin, Glenn McGehee, Robbie Rutherford, Eric Coker, Ramon Beard, Eric Moseley, Deon Gamble, Barry Hollins; 2nd row: Paul Shoemake, James Jackson, Scott Crowder, Todd Harkleroad, Wallis Bouldin, Monte Bell, Bill Costelow, Marvin Gordon, Brad Walden, Ken Williams, JonRay Smith; 3rd row: Keith Stovall, Phillip West, Casey Mullin, David Kemp, David Britt, Chris Wood, Chad Wright, David Woodard, Bubba Taylor; 4th row: Anthonyjohnson, Reggie Collier, Michael Sanders, Tyrone Cook, Todd Kerr, Jonathan Christmas, Rodney Harkleroad. During the 1985 football season, the Panthers were plagued with injuries as Bubba Taylor's foot and Coach Barrett’s expression clearly show. BALL Senior Squad Members Barry Hollins and Ramon Beard sign to play for Kentucky State University. 90 Eric Coker signs with Morehead. Boys’ Basketball On the floor: Ricky Cage, Jon Marcam, Barry Hollins; Sitting: Darwin Washington, Mark Todd, Craig Townsend, Keith Stovall, Phillip West, Monte Bell; Standing: Coach Kendall, Tyrone Thompson, Nelson Cundiff, David Williams, Coach Edwards, David Britt, Jeff Chiles, Coach Todd. Girls’ Basketball gi pNTH MS MH [ Wmm ■ -• iSiiS 1st row: Tiina Halme, Libby Haines, Melinda Simmons, Lori Jenkins; 2nd row: Coach Tipton, Traci Whitney, Rhonda Grinter, Amber McIntosh, Holly Milam, Nicole Matthews, Tobeika Elliott, Coach Offutt 95 Boys’ Golf Boys' Golf team: Joe McLean, Kyle Zick, Coach Edwards, Glenn McGehee, Joe Werth. Glenn McGehee Joe McLean iii!i!i!iSi!i!i!i IIImII A Hyson again. Beth Robson jijijij ■111 ESi;i,'i!i!i!i!! O 3 X v 3 Bins jjjii i 1 111 yUHradi ■jiTiiii III, r a a MM ■■ Girls’ Golf Boys’ Tennis Back row: Chad Wright, Keith Jones, Pat Richardson, Coach Corbin, Brad Walden, Chris Wood, Jeff Holt, Front: Brandon Morris, Scott McIntosh, Steve Haines, Frank Walton, Jim Green, David Clark 102 Keith Jones Keith Jones Brandon Morris Frank Walton Pat Richardson Jeff Holt Girls’ Tennis Girls Tennis, Back row: Cynthia Dillaha, Lisa Timberlake, Kelly Mason, Julie Walden, Courtney Wright; Front row: Susan Sorrell, Emily White, Amy Sorrell, Jeanette Foster, Coach Iracane, Libby Haines not pictured. Jeanette Foster Kelly Mason Libby Haines Amy Sorrell What a serve!! Cynthia Dillaha Libby Haines Lisa Timberlake Lisa Timberlake Julie Walden Susan Sorrell Susan Sorrell Courtney Wright PANTHER SOFTBALL Bottom row—Cindy DeVasier, Tracy Whitney, Michelle Hornburger, Marsha Miller, Terri Taylor, in front—Stephanie Merideth (bat-girl), Sonya Belcher, Leslie Hoffman, Tina Parker, Susan Fruits; top row—Melissa Atkins, Lori Meguiar, Stacy Morris, Terri Walker, Lee Ann Hoffman, Aleetha Pinson, Shannon Beauregard, Melanie Bragg, Carole Wood, Shannon Taylor (statkeeper). Boys’ Baseball TRACK Football Homecoming CHAMPION SWIMMER LEE ANN HOLT (r Basketball Homecoming Queen and her Court: Tracy Cramer with escort Ricky Cage, Sonya Stephenson with escort Jeff Chiles, Melinda Simmons with escort Thomas Bouldin, 1985 Homecoming Queen Carmen Taylor with escort Barry Hollins, 1986 Homecoming Queen Tobeika Elliot with her escort Ramon Beard; in front stand crown and flower bearers Sara Perdue and Hunt McCullom; their escort Shannon Taylor is just to the right of Ramon Beard; next are John Markham escorting Shannon Graddie, Nelson Cundiff escorting Carrie Sinclair, and David Britt escorting Ursula Dobbs, Our night has finally arrived. GRADUATION 115 Principal Wallace Mason presents an award to Melanie Gragg. Recognized for four or more years of perfect attendance were Ronald Rippy, 10 years; Mike Harris, 6 years; Wendell Cox, 5 years; Cindy DeVasier, 5 years; Timmy Himes, 5 years; Robert Rippy, 5 years; and Ted Rogers, 4 years. Mr. Mason presents an award to Ricky Cage. The Presidential Academic Fitness Award was presented to seniors having an average of at least 85 for the first 7 semesters, receiving a score on a standardized achievement test which placed them in the 80th percentile or better, and having completed 12 courses in the New Basics. These students are Ricky Arnett, Jim Basham, Lisa Bray, Ricky Cage, Eric Coker, Tracy Cramer, Tobeika Elliott, Chris Farmer, Barry Goley, Melanie Gragg, John Grant, Karri Hall, Mike Harris, Jason Mullen, James Netherland, Karen Roberts, William Sandlin, Rhonda Sears, Thad Smith, Andy Southerland, Denise Stinson, Shannon Taylor, and Brian Wilson. Gene Bush, Darla Davenport, and Glenn McGehee received the Presidential Academic Fitness Award under special circumstances for showing extraordinary effort in school. 116 Mr. Mullen looks on as Mr. Mason presents the gold honor cords to Mike Harris. Gold honor cords may be worn only by those seniors maintaining an academic average of 90 or above for the total semesters spent in high school. Mr. Mason presents honor cords to Karen Roberts. Also receiving honor cords were Ricky Arnett, Jim Basham, Lisa Bray, Ricky Cage, Carolyn Cauley, Tracy Cramer, Ursula Dobbs, Tobeika Elliott, Melanie Gragg, Karri Hall, Louanne Holman, Jason Mullen, James Netherland, Robert Rippy. Andy Southerland, Denise Stinson, Shannon Taylor, and Brian Wilson. Speaker Ola Madsen, the Rev. Carrico, Mayor Ken Smith, Assistant Principal Wayne Mullen, Chairman of the School Board Joe Hardy, Principal Wallace Mason, and Superintendent Jim Young admire this year's graduating class. Mr. Mason presents the Valedictorian Award to the top scholastic student Karen Roberts who had a four year average of 97.130. Shannon Taylor won the third place award with an overall aver- Mayor Ken Smith presents the Thomas P. deGraffenreid Award to age of 96.282. Karen Roberts. 118 Mike Harris won the Salutatorian Award with an overall average of 96.847. 119 Senior coordinators Mr. Mike Roberts and Mrs. Sandra Wilhelm deserve recognition for their hard work behind the scenes that helped make this graduation night one of beauty and joy. Also not to be forgotten are those teachers who have served this class as homeroom sponsors for the past 4 years: Miss Evelyn Alexander, Mrs. Jane Brantley, Mr. Jeff Edwards, Mrs. Vicki Walker, and Mrs. Sandra Walton. Several significant scholarships were won by members of this class: Austin Peay University Service Scholarship, $1,500 yearly to Shannon Taylor; $500 S H Merchant Scholarship to Shannon Taylor; $2,100 from David Lipscomb College to Karri Hall; ITW $500 to Karri Hall; Full 3 year Air Force ROTC Scholarship to Richard Arnett; $1,000 from G.M.I. Engineering and Management Institute to James Netherland; $1,000 from Wal-Mart to James Netherland; Secretarial $75 Rotary Scholarship to Terri Black; Kentucky State Partial Athletic Scholarship to Barry Hollins; Kentucky State Full Athletic Scholarship to Ramon Beard; More-head Full Athletic Scholarship to Eric Coker; Murray State University $500 per semester academic scholarship to Jason Mullen; University of Missouri $1,000 (renewable) department scholarship in Geological Engineering to Chris Farmer; University of Louisville Woodford R. Porter Scholarship, $1,340 per year to Carolyn Bell; University of Louisville 4 year tuition Trustee Scholarship to Jim Basham; Vanderbilt University $13,600 scholarship and grant to Tobeika Elliott; Western Kentucky University $1,000 academic scholarship to Brian Wilson; Western Kentucky University $150 per semester Alumna Scholarship to Andy Southerland; Kentucky Distinguished Scholar $500 Recognition Award from the Ky. Higher Education Assistance Authority to Karen Roberts; Western Ky. University full 4 year academic scholarship to Karen Roberts; $700 Acteen Scholarship to Karen Roberts; $500 Carpenter-Helm Scholarship to Carolyn Bell; $100 NAACP academic scholarship to Tracy Morris; $500 NAACP academic scholarship to Tobeika Elliott; $250 Marie Turner Science Scholarship to Chris Farmer; $200 Logan County WKU Alumni Scholarship to Karen Roberts; $250 Younger Woman’s Club Scholarship to Carolyn Bell; $100 Optimist Club scholarship to Mike Harris; $100 Kelly Russell Memorial Scholarship to Tobeika Elliott; $100 Kelly Russell Memorial Scholarship to Ricky Cage; $100 Leona Carrico Opti-Mrs. Award to Melanie Gragg; $100 Russellville Jr. Homemakers’ Club scholarship to Tracy Cramer. Mr. Mason presents the Hazel Carver Vocal Music Scholarship to Tammy Hayes. This award is used to send the student to a summer vocal music camp. Mr. Mason also presented the Hazel Carver Vocal Music Scholarship to Ann Gill. This award is for a gifted junior who has demonstrated proficiency in music, and this year there was a tie. Mr. Mason presents the H.O. Price Memorial Award to out' standing band student James Netherland. Mr. Mason presents the H.O. Price Memorial Award to outstanding choral music student Glenn McGehee. 120 DUNCAN’S DRUG STORE Two Phones: 726-6661 726-2331 Prescriptions Free Delivery Compliments of The Beaver” lOI-FM Creative Fabrics Box 783, Auburn Square Auburn, Ky. 42206 542-6076 (502)726-7626 North Public Square Russellville, Ky. 42276 - (502)526-3357 Main Street Morgantown, Ky. 42261 % 124 OAK’N IVY, INC. 198 S. Winter Russellville, Kentucky Weddings Illness Funeral Designs Artificial and Cut Flowers Gift Items TERRY JAYNE NELSON WATERS OWNERS COMPLIMENTS OF The United Methodist Temple Russellville, KY Phone: 726-6302 502-726-2884 Lucy Tom Edwards Log House E. 9th The Kountry Korner CUSTOM DRAPES CURTAINS ANTIQUES, CRAFTS, ETC. COMPLIMENTS of T-C’s Twirlers Cindy DeVasier 726-7164 or Traci Whitney 726-7814 126 Today’s Youngsters Will Own Their Own Homes of Tomorrow With the Assistance of FIRST FEDERAL More Than Twenty-seven Consecutive RHS Senior Classes Have Saved at Their Own FIRST FEDERAL 128 Scott's Auburn Mills Auburn, KY 542-4101 Compliments of 1 AUBURN DRUG CO. P. 0. BOX 534 MEADOW LANE 15021 728'3114 RUSSELLVILLE. KY. 42278 Waters Construction Building Supply, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTOR EDWARD H. WATERS PRESIDENT Compliments Of ADAIRVILLE DRUG CO. Phone 539-6981 Adairville, KY Compliments of J. MONROE HALL INSURANCE AGENCY Post Office Box 267 Auburn, Ky. 42206 502-542-4242 AMERICAN ADVERTISERS, INC. ADVERTISING SPECIALISTS Auburn, Ky. I Compliments of GRAHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY P.O. Box 308 Auburn, Ky. 42206 502-542-4192 Southern States Cooperative Inc. Fertilizer Division Russellville, Kentucky 42276 129 p w KuRflXS 1 cxoM m1 mjrvn OPEN MON. THRU SAT. THOMASON’S DECORATING CENTER Paints-Wallcovering Limited Edition Prints Custom Framing Bus 726-7272 Res. 726-6137 ISO WEST SECOND ST. RUSSELLVILLE. KY. 42276 Compliments of RANGER AUTO PARTS Lewisburg, Kentucky 755-4600 Compliments of Russellville Concrete Products Lewisburg Roller Mills Custom Grinding, Mixing Feed Box 288 Lewisburg, KY 42256 RUSSELLVILLE TRACTOR CO., INC. Highway 68 West Russellville, KY 42276 Phone: (502) 726-3691 DEUTZ ALLIS AUBURN HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Auburn, KY 42206 Phone: (502) 542-4175 LADIES CHILDREN HOSIERY K KENNETH D. NASH MANAGER FIDELITY CREDIT CORP. BETHEL SHOPPING CENTER P.O. BOX 576 RUSSELLVILLE. KENTUCKY 42276 (502) 726-8307 LOAN CONSOLIDATION AUTO FINANCING HOME IMPROVEMENT 130 WE CARE FOR YOUR HEALTH HCA Logan Memorial Hospital 1625 S. Nashville Road Russellville, Kentucky 42276 726-4011 24 Hour Emergency Room Service Medical and Surgical Services Outpatient Surgical Services Maternity Care Joint Commission Accredited Approved by Medicare Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine Services HOSPITAL CORPORATION OF AMERICA An Affiliate of 131 I ■ 3 Mickey Rose McPherson. Owners North Winter Street Russellville, Kentucky 42276 H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Telephone (502) 726-3148 If no answer call: (502) 657-2610 --- | ---------- -------- | Russellville, Ky.42276 Ph. 726-7608 Russelhitlk j bop anb (Anttqu£3 OPPOSITE - LOGAN CO. HOSPITAL Roy Gill • Proprietor God loves you - Jesus proved it - John 3:16 H i KENTUCKY FARM BUREAU INS. 426 E. 4th Street Clyde Baugh and Mike Baugh r% ® -fir faTh Ai A XVMUMMAOWi Agents 'CT All around coverage” Life, Vehicle, Farm, Home, Health p Illilu WWW Member American Optometric Association Dr. Bill D. Webb, P.S.C. Doctor of Optometry P.O. Box 415 Russellville, KY 42276 Telephone: (502) 726-2434 LOGAN AUTO and HARDWARE 536 WEST SECOND STREET RUSSELLVILLE, KY 42276 726-7406 or 726-8042 133 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 135 137 138 Compliments of BETHEL DIPPER HANCOCK’S (TRUTES ) iJJL'h - ) (IhuTl cLSui) V HAROWARE STORES Phone: 726-7511 Panasonic Amana SYLVANIA JAMES MILAM Attorney at Law CARPET • FURNITURE • GIFTS TOYS•TOOLS• HARDWARE K-GRILL • 726-8401 Compliments of Compliments of Higgins Mkt. ABC SUPPLY Bethel Shopping Center Russellville, KY 42276 726-6024 r “Since 1905 186 North Main Street • RussellvUle. Kentucky 42278 Compliments of Page Bros. Motor Co. Chevrolet Buick Chrysler 726-9551 139 Logan County Bowhunters Supply Bethel Shopping Center Russellville, Ky Phone: 726-3703 140 141 BARRETT PRINTING COMPANY 183 South Main Street Russellville, Kentucky Phone: 726-3810 is? — ■ ■■ . = Phone (502)726 2180 K ondracki insley ssociates T Frank. Kondracki. Jr.. P E L.S, Civil b Sanitary Engineer Res Phone 726-3760 ENGINEERING PLANNING LAND SURVEYING Clark Building 125 S. Winter St. Russellville, KY 42276 m= HUMPHRIES JEWELRY Diamonds—Watches Antique Reproduction Clocks On the Square Russellville, Ky. 726-2112 P % Gifts and Interiors COLONY HOUSE Carol Ann Dvche 187 South Main Street Russellville, Kentucky 42276 (502) 726-9635 142 Compliments of THINK Wj BECAUSE i WE RE THINKING nr Ynni MOTOR ELECTRIC, INC. Russellville, KY 42276 Bethel Shopping Center 726-6024 MvnJUn of ou Compliments of Mildred Taylor Tax Service 726-7714 LEWISBURG IGA Compliments of Smith Sons Gulf 143 % Compliments of Dollar General Store the most unusual store in town’ MERCURY LINCOLN Springfield-Ford-Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. West 9th Springfield PHONE 384-9191 Russellville, Kentucky 42276 Russellville 726-3636 YOUR COMPLETE SKATE CENTER FOR SOUTHERN KY. Sales Service Instruction Fun 3 Springs Rd. Oewte t Bowling Green Church, School Scout, Birthday Party! 843-3394 144 % ' Office (502) 781-0020 Home (502) 843-8992 SOUTHERN KENTUCKY BUS LINES CHARTER SERVICE ICC APPROVED WM. WHITAKER, |R. 125 DISHMAN LANE P.O. BOX 1465 BOWLING GREEN, KV 42101 145 CATES LUMBER AND FURNITURE BUILDING SUPPLIES CARPET CENTER 502-726-7681 502-726-8311 Hwy. 431 North 11 2 Miles on N. Morgan St. At Sportsman Road 1 Mile East on Cates Rd. Russellville, Ky. 42276 Jf K I Compliments of THOMAS A. NOE III ATTORNEY AT LAW Compliments of LOGAN CO. ANIMAL CLINIC % CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '86 Bruce, Ann Beth Robson Vi 146 Compliments of DR. PAUL N. KERR GENERAL DENTISTRY 235 East 4th St. Russellville, Ky. Staff: Johnna Welborn Kim Dorris Paula Parrish Angie Gilliam M I,— ■ 1 | —- jjjk Telephone 726-3121 Congratulations from Jbrrler UkHrr The Family of Linda J. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 179 WEST FOURTH STREET Patterson Russellville. Kentucky 42276 ; JOE S. WHEELER J. STEWART WHEELER HOME Phone 726-651 8 HOME Phone 726-8855 1= : 4 a ' -- « Phone 502-726-7543 | | GORDON’S USED CARS Compliments of FIFTH SPRING STREET RUSSELLVILLE. KY 42276 Dr. Hindman Gordon Christmas. Owner - J Compliments of Dr. R.E. Sawyer Optometrist 111 East 4th. Street Jimmy Jr Compliments of Sanders Funeral Home Jimmy and Kathleen Sanders Valerie Gregory Steve Johns Compliments of Lana’s Hairporte 156 South Summer Bai.Pktaa Owttr Kim hin (SOS) 716-91 SI HITCH MK TSS-1S0S Fiihey B mines! Eait Faartk St. RaiiairMa, Nf. 41174 hr hfhatrt t Mn� iH� Mtth Exotic Tropicals Cffmi CUib t TakUi Caftan Ma4t Aqaartani 148 Congratulations 1986 Seniors J. Granville Clark and J. Gran Clark Jr. Congratulations 86” Seniors Compliments of Penguin Ice 68 Fruit Stand Compliments of J JESSE k. V Self Storage Rental Spaces WESTERN KENTUCKY GAS n USE ENERGY WIS ELY!|| PHONE 502 726-7533 HEDGES OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 118 E. 5th STREET RUSSELLVILLE. KY JEAN’S SUE’S HAIRSTYLES Russellville, Kentucky Phone: 726-8140 Congratulations from The Norwood Kemp Family SHELDON BAUGH INSURANCE AGENCY Estate Planning Specialists “On The Square” 726-2782 or 726-7866 Refer To The Phone Book 150 151 152 LUCY’S 431 CERAMICS HINTON’S AUTO PARTS Rt. 14 Russellville, Ky. 42276 WEST 3rd. STREET Russellville, Ky. 42276 726-9511 FOSTER INSURANCE AGENCY FARMERS HARDWARE PORTER PAINTS GENERAL HARDWARE-GIFTS P.O. Box 188 549 East Fourth St. Russellville. Kentucky Earl Spurlock. Owner Phone: 726-7266 Compliments of PATRONS Dr. A.C. Arney Mary-Lyn Children's Shop, Inc. Jack B. Holt, M.D., P.S.C. Charles Lyne Insurance Graphic Design Dee’s Beauty Salon Dr. Dewey E. Wood Colonial House of Auburn Memories 9 i