Russellville High School - Panther Yearbook (Russellville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1987 volume:

t 1987 PANTHER Cylc Zick. Shannon Beauregard, and the rest of Mr. Milam's Environmental Science class head for the hill.” Right: Coach Barrett is a Barrett to his bones and even drive and carries the cones. _ Volume S9 Time Out For Fun Are We having Fun Yet? ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Students in Mr. Milam's ecology classes participated in a survey of McCutchin Hill, which is located across the highway from the high school. Students were required to change into outdoor clothes and trek into the woods where they gained hands-on experience that would have been impossible in the classroom. Each student was given a quadrant, a 10m x 10m area of the hill, and required to take count of the number and types of trees and to note the different types of vines, mosses, lichens, fungi, etc there. By examining a string of quadrants from the top to the bottom of the hill, Milam was able to obtain an accurate profile of the plant life that exists on different levels of the hill; such data is important in determining the significance of individual tree species and in determining the effects changes on a hill—such as woodcutting—can have on the biological community that exists there. The gathered data will be sent to Murray State University and other concerned parties. SCIENCE CLUB ACTIVITIES FINE ARTS Shelia Marable was accepted to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago based on a 15 piece portfolio of her art work. Top: English students successfully competed at W.K.U. Bottom: State Poster Contest Winners. HOMECOMING FUN The Football Homecoming Court. From left to right: Jeanette Foster, Sonya Stephenson, Elizabeth Stuart, Stacy Morris, Meca Duffy, Cristy Currence, and Cynthia Dilliha. Clockwise: Coach Jeff Edwards shows off his hat on Crazy Hat Day; Junior Senior team celebrate their win over the Freshman Sophomorc team during the Powder Puff game; and Steve Haines, Rodney Skipworth, and Chris Schneider enjoy the Powder Puff game. THE HOMECOMING Allyson Hartley dances with her friends. Get down everybody! Tiffany Mallory, shut your mouth before a fly gets in! Getting close at the dance Getting a little more serious? POWDER PUFF Girls just want to have fun!! Guys, well ... !? BLACK AND GOLD SPIRIT Major, Stacy Morris. Teresa I.ori Meguiar 1986-87 R.H.S. Cheerleaders and Soonsor Karen Hall, Barbara Johnson. Elizabeth Stuart. lulie Walden Shannon Beaurepard. Courtnev Wright. Susan Fruits. Pam Britton 15 Basketball Homecoming The Basketball Homecoming Court. Left to right: Emily White, Elizabeth Stuart, Beth Hiatt, Carrie Atkinson, Mecca Duffy, Tobcika Elliot, Diane Wood, Melinda Simmons, and Ginny Major. Crown Bearer: Nathan Kerr, Flower Girl: Brittany Nash Everyone gets involved in Basketball. A cake was presented in honor of the basketball team at the Basketball Banquet. Russellville’s Student Body Mecca Duffy and Mary Hardy create a sharp dressed mannequin. The Retailing Class poses with our resident model. Kelly Mason, Laura Cole, Sandy Delk, and Martha Reynolds watch as Emily Morgan gets a little touchy.” Is this Retailing Class, or the Bod Squad ? The Retailing Qass poses for the camera as Artificial Annie provides flash. OUR SPECIAL Thanks to Mr. Ken Barrett, Miss Bonnie Elmore, Mrs. Donna Preston, Mr. Matt Tipton, and Mr. Phil Todd for serving as our homeroom sponsors for four years. Also a special thanks to our senior coordinators Mr. Mike Roberts and Mrs. Sandra Wilhelm. We are also grateful to our parents who planned, decorated and prepared food for the prom to make it a big success. Outstanding among us are those seniors who have maintained an academic average of 90 or above for the total semesters spent in high school. Our honor students are Carrie Atkinson, Shannon Beauregard, Cynthia Dilliha, Jennifer Dunlap, Christine Eary, Page Estes, Ann Gill, Libby Hines, Greg Hale, Tammy Hayes, Mary Jureka, Jody Kelley, Sarah Kondracki, Shelia Marable, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Caity Noe, Sonia Orange, Judith Schiess, Sonya Stephenson, Michelle Thompson, John Young, and Samera Zavaro. Also outstanding among us for having perfect attendance are Robbie Harbison for 6 years, David Williams for 6 years, Shelia Marable for 7 years, and Nelson Cundiff for 11 years! Students in our class who received the Presidential Academic Fitness Award (to qualify for this award students must have an 85 average for the first 7 semesters, place in the 80th percentile or better on a standardized achievement test, and complete 12 courses in the New Basics —these include English, math, science, social studies, foreign language, and computer science) are Carrie Atkinson, Ron Bray, Cynthia Dilliha, Christine Eary, Page Estes, Ann Gill, Libby Haines, Greg Hale, Tammy Hayes, Veronica Johnson, Mary Jureka, Dan Kemp, Sarah Kondracki, Heather McGinnis, Ann McIntosh, Donna Netherland, Caity Noe, Judith Schiess, Sonya Stephenson, and Samera Zavaro. Several significant scholarships were received by a number of the class. WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY: College Heights Foundation, $500 for 1 year—Carrie Atkinson; Regents Scholarship, $1,090 yearly—Greg Hale; Nuclear Assistance, $500 yearly—Greg Hale; J.W. Potter Scholarship, $500 for 1 year—Ann Margaret McIntosh; Regents Scholarship, $1,090 yearly—Judith Schiess; Robert Byrd Honors Scholarship, $1,500 for 1 year—Judith Schiess; and Regents Scholarship, $1,090 yearly—Sonya Stephenson. KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY: Full Football Scholarship—Donald Taylor HARDING UNIVERSITY: Music Scholarship, $1,000 yearly, and Academic Scholarship, $1,000 for 1 year—Ann Gill. AUSTIN PEAY: Academic Scholarship, full tuition plus $100 quarterly-Tammy Hayes. MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY: University Scholarship. $1,000 yearly plus another $1,000 the first year—Christine Eary. DAVID LIPSCOMB COLLEGE: Academic Scholarship, $2,100—Samera Zavaro. CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY: Academic Scholarship, $1,800, and Tennis Scholarship, $1,350—Libby Haines UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE: Louisville Governor's Scholarship, $1,412 yearly—Sarah Kondracki; and Woodford Porter Sr. Scholarship, Full tuition—Sheila Marable. UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY: Presidential Scholarship, $1,412 yearly—Page Estes. Also, the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority has selected Page to receive the Kentucky Distinguished Scholars' Award for $500. UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE: Wayland Rhoades Scholarship, $300—Jeff Chiles. LINDSEY WILSON: Full Basketball Scholarship—Nelson Cundiff. BROWN UNIVERSITY: Academic Scholarship, $11,075—Caity Noe. ACTEEN: Presented by the Woman's Missionary Union, $700 for 1 year—Michelle Thompson. N.H.S.: $100—Sheila Marable. ROTARY: $75—Jennifer Dunlap, and $75—John Young. Page Estes, Sarah Kondracki, and Caity Noe are to be commended for their scholarship, diligence, and dedication in receiving the Commonwealth Diploma. (Students who receive this diploma have had to meet a rigorous set of criteria: 22 approved units of credit, including four in English, three in mathematics, two in science and two in social studies—World Civilization and US History; successful completion of four Advanced Placement courses; and the completion of at least one AP examination in three of the AP courses successfully completed.) The Thomas P. deGraffenried award administered by the City of Russellville was presented by Mayor Ken Smith to Page Estes. Each year trophies and honor stoles are presented to the top three senior scholars. The third place award was presented to Sonya Stephenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stephenson. Sonya had an overall average of 96.511 for the four years. The Salutatorian Award was presented to Sarah Kondracki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kondracki, Jr. Sarah had a four year average of 97.375. The Valedictorian Award was presented to the Top Scholastic student Page Estes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Estes, who had a � • •'. 3f • feAgK? A, Arv £■ RUSSELLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 STORY four year average of 98.75. On behalf of Mr. R.E. Stephenson for the outstanding contributions he made to the Youth of Russellville, the Optimist Club of Russellville, Kentucky, proudly awarded a scholarship in the amount of $100 to the Salutatorian Sarah Kondracki The NAACP presented an academic scholarship in the amount of $300 to Shelia Marable, daughter of Birdie Marable. The Marie Turner Science Scholarship, given in honor of Mrs. Turner who taught biology at RHS for many years, is sponsored annually by the Logan County Medical Society. This year it was a tie in the selection of the winner. Both students have exhibited much skill and interest in the practical aspects of science. The amount of $125 went to Page Estes, dughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Estes anc $125 went to Sarah Kondracki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kondracki, Jr. The Joe Emberger Memorial Scholarship is given in memory of Jeseph H. Emberger. Mr. Emberger was very active locally in education as well as President of the local WKU Alumni Club. The $200 scholarship goes to the student with the highest average who will attend Western. This year it was received by Sonya Stephenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stephenson. The Leona Carrice Opti—Mrs. Award is presented by the Opti—Mrs. Club of Russellville. The scholarship for $100 was presented to Samera Zavaro, daughter of Michel and Emily Zavaro. In 1974, the Kelly Russell Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by the Russellville Optimist Club in memory of a former student of Russellville High School who an outstanding young man and an exceptional athlete at Russellville High School. These scholarships are in the amount of $100 each and are based on athletic achievement, academic achievement and character. This year the Russellville Optimist Club proudly presented the female athlete award to Cynthia Dilliha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Dilliha, anc the male athlete award to Todd Harkleroad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rondal Harkleroad. Cynthia also was the recipient of the Ray A Kroc Youth Achievement Award. This award is presented to a student who has demonstrated community involvement, leadership scholarship, and has set a good example in extracurricular activities. The Russellville Junior Homemakers Club gave a scholarship in the amount of $100 for the freshman year to Samero Zavaro daughter of Michel and Emily Zavaro. Two are presented by Citizens' National Bank in honor of H.O. Price. They go to outstanding 4 year students in band and chorus The band award was presented tojudith Schiess, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schiess and the choral award to Ann Gill, daughter o Mr. and Mrs. David Gill. The Hazel Carver Vocal Music Scholarship was established to mark the retirement of Mrs. Carver after teaching music in th Russellville Schools. Its aim is to encourage and stimulate the growth of vocal music at RHS, and to achieve that goal, it was decider to select a gifted junior who has already demonstrated proficiency in music and to send the student to summer vocal music camp. Th student would then participate in the vocal music program the following year. This year the award was presented to Rachel Tharpe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Tharpe. Finally, on May 22, 1987, Mr. Jim Young, Superintendent of the Russellville City Schools, presented the class for graduation Receiving their diplomas in this order were Shirley Elizabeth Haines, Carrie Ann Atkinson, Tajwanna Maskin, Kelli Dawn Oates, Ant Love Gill, Tina Marie Parker, Terri Lynn Taylor, Amy Kay Sorrell, Carol Leigh Wood, Jennifer Lane Dunlap, Christy Michellt Dotson, Pamela Sue Britton, Kelli Dean Link, Veronica Mae Johnson, Barry Charles Appling, David Roy Kondracki, Jr., Joht Young, Kenneth Knight, Perry Shifflet, Marvin Essley Gordon, Paul Brian Shoemake.James A.Jackson. Algie Kipling Smith, Daniei Wood Kemp, Kenneth Ray Williams, Rondal Todd Harkleroad, Robet Glen Harbison, William Douglas Costello, Contess Yvonne Grinter, Dematria Bernice Terry, Nancy Gail Shipp, Fadocia Carol Knight, Teresa Ann Grinter. Joanna Carol Kahn, Ellei Hunter Boyd, Page Leigh Estes, Lara Christine Eary, Aleetha Dawn Pinson, Shelia Marable, Sonia Lynn Orange, Marsha Jo Kelley Cynthia Ann Dilliha, Monte Rondale Bell, Mark A. Hendricks, Stephen L. Bell, Gary Mason, Ronald Keith Bray, David Woodarc Donald Taylor,James Wallis Bouldin, Gregory Alan Hale, Glenn Noe,Jr., Paul Blaine White, Mark A. Lynch,Jeffrey Scott Epley.Jef frey Allen Chiles, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Sarah Jane Kondracki, Tammy Lyn Hayes, Shannon Michelle Beauregard, Lisa Christin Timberlake, Sonya Kay Stephenson, Lee Ann Holt, Sherry Ann Spear, Emily Susan Morgan, Tammy Kay Ramsey, Susan Heathe McGinnis, Sarah Caitlin Noe, Emily Samera Zavaro, Mary Vagh Jureka, Samuel Thomas Stewart, William Bradshaw Campbel Anthony Glenn Rippy, Allan Ray Wolfe, Nelson Glenn Cundiff, William Bradley Walden, William David Williams, Rhonda Lym Grinter, Donna Marie Netherland, Rhonda Kay Warden, Erika Ginn Snyder, Melony Lynn Rippy, Ann Michelle Thompson, Juditf Gail Schiess, and Diane Allison Wood. Appling, Barry :CA 1; FBLA 12, Parliamentarian: CA 1; Football 2. Atkinson, Carrie loo”; FBLA 2, Vice President, 12; US 2; Pep 4, Vice President, 12; Stunt Council 3, Vice President, 12; Cho-s 9,10,11. eauregard, Shannon Michelle voritc saying: Hey Chicken. NHS 1; p 9, 11,12; Softball 11, Most Im-oved; Chorus 2; Cheerleader 2. SENIORS Bell, Monte R. Monty ; Favorite saying: What's up?” Football 10,11,12-Captain; Basketball 9,10,11,12—Captain and most steals school record; Track 1. Bell, Steve Rock”; DECA 2; Football 1; Basketball 2; Track 2. Bouldin, Wallis Buck”; Favorite saying: Lots of acting. Pep 2; FCA 9,10,11,12; VICA 1; Football 9,10,11,12, Best freshman lineman; Basketball 1; Track 1; in the play Don't Drink the Water.' Boyd, Ellen Hunter Boom Boom , Els”, Ella wanna bone ta ; Favorite saying: Let me tell you what!” and Hope you do! FBLA 12— Secretary; Pep 9,10,11,12; Spanish 9; Art 1; Chorus 2; Panther Paw Staff 11—typist; Tennis 9,10. Bray, Ron Britton, Pam Pep 9,,11,12; Cheerleader 9.10,11,12— Captain; Junior Homecoming Queen Candidate. Campbell, Brad Chiles, Jeff Chuck ; Favorite saying: Shake it off, Booter!” Football 1; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Team Captain; Panther Award 10; Academic Award. Copeland, Bryant 17 Seniors at play Jody Kelley, Samera Zavaro, Michelle Thompson, Heather McGinnis, Mary Jureka, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Libby Haines and Tammy Hayes show the fun of making a pyrmamid. Donna Netherland asks, Is it the chip or the dip as Heather McGinnis and Samera Zavaro go on eating. 18 Shelia Marable shows Sonya Stephenson the best way to stand. HOW EXTRACURRICULAR ARE SENIOR ACTIVITIES? Judith Schiess, Ann Margaret McIntosh, and Samera Zavaro display their favorite • desserts. Ann Margaret McIntosh greets our photographer. Upper Left: tUen Boyd is kidnapped by the Good Ole’ Boys. Abovtf: Carrie Atkinson and Kellie Link discover the true meaning of two seater in the outhouse. Left: Drive that tractor Lisa Timberlake! SENIORS Crowder, Tina Dotson, Christy Epley, Scott Gill, Ann Love Pannus ; Math 9.10,11.12-secretary; NHS 11.12, FBLA 11,12; Pep Club 9; Chorus 9. Treasurer-11; Pep 11,12; Spanish. 9.10; SAE 10; Speech 10; Band 12. Chorus 9.10,11,12 Hazel Carver Musk Award; Quad State 11,12 All District. 11; Oklahoma. lO, Anne Frank,” lO. Lil‘ Abner. 11; Snoopy. 12. Cundiff, Nelson Glenn Doc”; Pep Club 11,12; FCA 11,12; Student Counci; 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12, MVP 4th Region '87, All Region, All District '86-'87, 1st Team All South Central, East-West; Track 9,10, substate 3 events mile relay, 1600, 3200. 20 Dunlap, Jennifer Lane Jenni ; Favorite saying: I hope I do! FBLA 12, President; NHS 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Secretary; Student Council 11,12, Treasurer; Chorus 9,10. Estes, Page Leigh Pig«l« , Math 9.10,11.12; NHS 11,12, Secretary 12; Pep dub 9.10,11.12. President 12. Science 9.10.11,12, Treasurer 10; Spanish 9.10,11,12, Treasurer 9; SAE 9.10,11.12. Scare Historian 11,12; FCA 9.10.11,12, Secretary 10,11; Speech 9.10l1I,12. Vice President 11; “Diary of Anne Frank ; Night of January 16th ; “Oklahoma (make-up); Don't Drink the Water (publicity); Student Council 9.10.11.12. President 12. Golf 9.10,11.12; Regional Runner-up 11. State Qualifier 10,11. MVP 10.11; Kentucky Governor's Scholar 11; Gifted. Talented Program 9.10.11,12. Gordon, Marvin Essley Favorite saying: Word Up”; Pep 1; Art 1; VICA 1; Football 9,10,11.12; Basketball 1. Costello, William D. Bill ; Art 1; VICA 2; Football 9,10,11— Team Captain, 12; Baseball 1. Dilliha, Cynthia Muffin ; Favorite saying: Hey Chicken! FBLA 11, Secretary; NHS 10,11,12; Pep Gub 9,12; Spanish 9,10; SAE 12; Student Council 9,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Chorus 9,12; Panther Paw Staff 12, Advertising Eary, Lara Christine Cris ; NHS 11,12; Pep Gub 9,10,11,12; Science 11,12; Spanish 10,11,12, Treasurer; SAE 10,11,12, President 12; Art 12; Speech 9; Student Council 10. Fields, John Grinter, Contessa Yvonne 'Tessa ; FHA 1; Art 1; Statistician in Basketball; Received 4 medals in Soft-ball. Grinter, Rhonda Prime Time ; Favorite saying: You know it' FBLA 12; Basketball 9.10.11.12. All District 2 years. Most Improved 11. Most Valuable Player 12, Best Free-throw Award 12. Leading Scorer 12. Leading Rebounder 12; Track 1; Softball 12. Haines, Shirley Elizabeth Libby . Favorite saying Party Naked1” NHS 11,12; Pep 9.10.11.12. Spanish 9.10; SAE 1. FCA 9.10.11.12; Basketball 9.10,11.12; Captain; Most Assists and Defensive Awards. Tennis 9.10,11.12—MVP. Band 9,10.11.12. Captain of Percussion; Chorus 1; Panther Paw Staff 11; Overall Science Fair Winner 11.12; Participated in International Engineering Science Fairs in Fort Worth and 'Puerto Rico. SENIORS Hale, Gregory Alan Goda”; Favorite saying; Shake it off, Booter!” Math 2; NHS 11,12; Pep 2; Science 1; FCA 2; Chorus 1; Basketball 2; Computer Team 2; President of Senior Class. Harbison, Robert Glenn Rob”; FHA 10; Panther Paw Staff 11. Tam ; Favorite saying: That wasn’t very nice; you're being mean to me. FBLA 12, NHS 11,12; Pep 9,10,11,12; FCA 9,10,11,12; Speech 9,10,11,12; President—11,12; State Medalist 11; Student Com. on pg 32 Hendricks, Mark Jackson, James Black Sam ; Favorite saying: Word up!” DECA 1; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 2; Track 1. Johnson, Veronica Mae Vern”; DECA 12; Pep 10,11,12, Vice President, 11; FCA 12; Chorus 9,10,11; Cheerleader 10; Tobacco Festival Beauty Pageant Contestant 2 years; Powder Puff 9,10,11,12; LiT Abner, 11. Harkleroad, Rondal Todd Harky ; Favorite saying: Shake it off, Booter! Football 9,10,11,12—Panther of the Year, Best Lineman, Captain; Chorus 1. Holt, Lee Ann FHA 9, Deca 1; Pep 9,10,11,12; Art 3, Vice-President; Student Council 11; Panther Paw Staff 11; Golf 2; Swimming 3 qualified for State all three years. Jureka, Mary Vegh Favorite saying: God bless a purple milk cow!! Math 9,10,12, Hospitality Chairperson 9,10, President, 12; NHS 11,12; Pep 9,10.11,12; SAE 12; FCA 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Flag Corps 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 11, Captain 12; Miss Crescendo Pageant, 1st runner up. THE FUN OF PHYSICS Middle left: Judith Schiess shows her talent as she plays her trumpet. Above: Tomas Pettersson, our Swedish exchange student, enjoyed being in the library this school year. Left: Libby Haines smiles as she waves her racket in front of her face. 23 SENIORS Kahn, Joanna C. Kepf, Kristy Jodi”; Favorite saying Four more days till Friday. Pep; Spanish; Chorus. Knight, Kenny Favorite saying: If it's to be, it’s up to me. Kelley, Jody Math 10,11; NHS 11,12; Pep 9,10,11; Science 10,11, Secretary; FCA 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11.12; Chorus 9,10,11. Kimmel, Paul Kondracki, David Kemp, Dan Favorite saying: Wow!” Science 9,10,11,12; Spanish 9,10,11; Art 9,10; Speech 9; Eagle Scout. Knight, Fadocia Carole FHA, HOSA-President—2nd place in Job Seeking Skills at State HOSA Convention; Pep; Band; Cheerleader; 3rd runner-up in the 1986 Logan Co. Tobacco Festival Beauty Pageant. 24 Kondracki, Sarah Jane Math 9,10,11,12—Treasurer 12; NHS 11,12—President 12; Pep 9,10,11,12; Science 9,10,11,12—President 12, Presidentelect 11; Spanish 9,10,11,12—Secretary 11,12; SAE 11,12, Secretary 12; Speech 9,10; Band 9,10,11; 1986 Governor's Scholar. Link, Kelli Slim ; Favorite saying: Right. DECA VICA. Lynch, Mark Slim ; Favorite saying: Right. DECA; VICA. Marable, Shelia Ann Sam and Puddin ’; Favorite saying: That's generic. NHS 11,12; Pep 10,11,12; SAE 12; FCA 10,11,12; Art 9,10.11,12—Vice President—President-Top Winner at Regional Scholastic Art Competion; Band 9,10,11,12—Drum Major. Maskin, Tajwanna 'Wanna.” Mason, Gary McGinnis, Heather avonte Saying: Isn't that special' Math 10.12; Pep .10.11.12; Science 9.10; SAE 12. FCA 9.10.11.12; peech 10,11; Student Council lO. Band 9.10,11.12; horus 12; Panther Paw Staff 11; Kentucky Human-ire Institute 10. Yearbook staff; Gifted and talented .10.11.12, Who's Who among American High School tudtnts. Flag Corp captain II.—Co-Captain 12; Ju-lor Achievement—President of company. SENIORS NHS 11,12; Pep; Science 9,10,11,12; Nichols, Tammy Spanish; SAE; FCA 9,10,11,12; Chorus; Band 9,10,11,12 Honors' Band, Quad State Band. All District Band; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Who’s Who in Music. Morgan, Emily Susan ' Em's ; DECA; Pep; Band; Powder Puff. Noe, Sarah Caitlin Caity ; Favorite saying: That is scary. FBLA 12; NHS ,12, typist; Pep 9,10,11,12; Spanish 9,10; SAE 12; Student Council 9,10,11,12—Secretary; Bond 9; Panther Paw Staff 11,12; Track 9. Netherland, Donna Noe, Glenn LA .12—President; NHS; SAE 12; Band 10,11—Co-captain; Panther Paw Staff 11, Advertising Editor. Oates, Kelli DECA—Secretary: FBLA Secretary. Orange, Sonia Lynn FHA; NHS 11,12; Spanish; Chorus. Parker, Tina Favorite saying: I hope you do!” Pep 10,11,12; Softball 11; Beginning Chorus 9; Advanced Chorus 10,11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. 25 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING As Veronica Johnson prepares to decorate the senior hall she was attacked by a hungry locker. Donna Netherland, Samera Zavaro. and Ann Margaret McIntosh display their crazy hats. Top Right: Sonya Stephenson pops up to view the cars behind her during the caravan. Upper Left: Shannon Beauregard and Jennifer Dunlap pose as Carrie Atkinson displays her crazy hat. Bottom: Kip Smith and Lisa Timberlake wait for the caravan. SENIORS Schiess, Judith Gail Favorite saying: Oh, really?—Right! NHS 11,12; Scholarship Award 10, Pep 9,10,11,12; Science 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11; Spanish 10,11; SAE 12; FCA 9,10,11,12; Speech 9; Band 9,10,11,12; Cont. on pg 32 Shoemake, Paul Phillips, Tony Rippy, Anthony Shifflet, Eddie Sinclair, Carrie Pinson, Aleetha DECA 12—District Participant, FBLA 12—Treasurer, Pep 11.12; FCA 12; Panther Paw Staff 11.12; Lady Purples' Softball 10; Lady Panthers' Softball 11,12. Most Valuable Infielder 11, Captain 12; Tobacco Festival 11; Tobacco Festival Top Ten Finalist 12; Adair-vtlle Strawberry Festival Top Ten Finalist 12; “Lil Abner” 11; Night of January 16th.” 12. Powder Puff Football 11.12; Cheerleader at Bowling Green High. 10; Manager of Boy s Baseball Team at Bowling Green High. 9- Rippy, Melony Lynn “Melon ; Favorite saying: Don’t ya know it” Pep; Art; VICA; Chorus. Shipp, Nancy Gail HOSA 12—Vice-president; Pep 9.10,11; Spanish 11; SAE 11,12; Chorus 9,10; Cheerleader 9; First runner-up in 1986 Tobacco Festival Pageant. Smith, Kip Kipper or Packrat or Bum. Favorite saying: If you want to be a party animal, you have to live in the jungle. And Don’t be such an old lady; everything’s cool. FBLA 12—Reporter; Pep 9; Student Council 9; Panther Paw and Yearbook staff 11,12; Tennis 9; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SENIORS Snyder, Erika Stephenson, Sonya Gem ; Favorite saying: That’s life. HOSA; Band. Terry, Dee Dee Walden, Brad Favorite saying: All in all we're just bricks in the wall.” Speech—state fina-list; Student Council; Football—All Western Kentucky Conference. Sorrell,Amy Math 10; FBLA 12; Pep 9,10,11,12; Spanish 10,11; SAE 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9,10,11,12—Captain 11. Spear, Sherry Ann Chorus 9; Panther Paw and Yearbook Staff 12—Top Ads Salesperson; 1985 Tobacco Festival Beauty Pageant 11. Stewart, Thomas Tommy”; VICA 11,12; Basketball 9. Taylor, Terri Wild Thang'; Favorite saying: That is all the good! And That is so cool!” FHA 10,11; DECA 9,10,11—Historian, 12—President; 11—Historian 12; No More Secrets” 12; Lady Panthers’ Soft-ball, 11; DECA Outstanding Chapter Member 10; District Participant 10,11; State Participant 10. Thompson, Anne Michelle Michelle . FBLA 12; NHS 11,12; Pep 10; SAE 10.11.12; FCA 9.10.11,12—Treasurer 10.11.12; Student Council 11,12; Band 10,11,12—Co-Captain of Flag Corps 12; Chorus 9.10.11.12—All District Chorus 11, Quad State Chorus 12; Basketball Manager 12; Baseball Manager 12; 2nd runner-up in 1986; Oliver 10; Oklahoma” 10; Lil Abner 11; Snoopy 12. Timberlake, Lisa Pebbles ; Favorite saying: Gee ... That’s swell! Pep; SAE; FCA 9,10,11,12; Art—Honorable Mention—Scholastic Art National Finalist, No More Secrets 12. Warden, Rhonda ”Rho, Ronna Kay, Floorboard, or Grover ; Favorite saying: Oh but I will. FBLA; Pep; Spanish; SAE; Chorus; Speech—state Finalist; Student Council; White, Paul 29 SENIORS AT STUDY Cynthia Diiliha and Donna Netherland really get into studying. Cynthia Diiliha smiles as Amy Sorrell proudly proclaims, I finally finished. Page Estes, Lee Ann Holt, Shannon Beauregard, and Pam Britton study their hearts out in Mrs. Stephenson's class. 30 Above: Kip Smith displays prowess with a Jigsaw. Right: Coach Merideth gets a smile from the dramatic Aleetha Pinson. Top Left: Judith Schiess, Michelle Thompson, and Rachel Tharpe are obviously sure” about the play Charlie Brown. Above: Melony Rippy and Lisa Timberlake exchange lines at drama practice. Bottom Left: Ann Gill leads a Dog's Life in the play Charlie Dramatic Endeavors Wood, Diane LA: NHS 10,11; Pep 9,10,11,12; Student Council; Chorus; Panther Paw Staff 11; Cheerleader 9; Senior representative for Basketball Homecoming. Williams, Ken 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12; SAE 12; Treasurer 12; FCA 9.10.11.12— Vice-President; Band 9.10.11.12— flute, oboe, piccolo; WKU Honors Band 9,11,12; Quad-State Band 10,11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11,12; Who's Who Among Music Students 11,12. • Zavaro, Emily Samera Samari Zavro ; Favorite saying: Peck-age!” Math 9,10,11,12; Sergeant-at-Arms 9, Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12; FBLA 12, NHS 11,12; Pep 9,10,11,12; Science Corn, on pg 32 Williams, David DECA—Salesmanship Award; Pep; Basketball. Council 9,10,11,12, Treasurer 11; Band 9,10,11,12, Majorette Captain 11,12; Chorus 9,10,11,12, Quadstate 11,12; All District 11; Hazel Carver Music Award 11; Oklahoma, 10; LiT Abner, 11; Acteens 9,10,11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11, Who's Who in Band 12; Who’s Who in Chorus 11,12; National Youth Leadership Conference Nominee 12; Girls State Delegate 11; National Science Merit Award 9; Golden 100 Semi-Finalist; 1st place TDBF.A Accounting; State Bible Drill 1st runner up 9; State Speaker Tournament Semi-Finalist, Graduation Speaker Nominee. SENIORS Young, John Favorite saying: I don’t think we re in Kansas anymore, Toto.” Spanish; Art; VICA—2nd place competition. Chorus 12; Who’s Who Among Young Americans 11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11,12; Who's Who in Music 11,12; National Wind Band Hall of Fame 11,12; Junior All-American Hall of Fame 11,12; U.S. Achievement Academy Award 12; U.S. National Band Award 12; Honors Band 11,12; Quad-State Band 11,12; All-District Band 9,12; Quad State Chorus 12; All District Chorus 12; Gifted Talented Program 9,10,11,12; Junior Achievement—Vice-President of Marketing 12; Selected for W.K.U. Allied Health Camp 12; 2nd place in Science Fair 9; 3rd place regional Science Fair; LiT Abner,” 11; Don't Drink the Water, 10; Oklahoma,” 10; Snoopy, 12; The Diary of Anne Frank, 10; The Night of January 16th,” 12; Marched at halftime of UK Florida game 12. 33 Ricky Anderson James Barry Montez Beard Anthony Bellamy Lori Bilyeu Kerrie Black Ursula Blanton Mike Blick David Britt Anna Bucher Stephanie Buckner Athena Cage Jonathan Christmas Scott Christmas Darren Cole Reggie Collier Heath Colvin Anissa Covington Scott Crowder Jeff Davenport Nancy Dean Gregory Duncan Todd Eary Bob Ferguson Paul Firchow Jeanette Foster Susan Fruits Shannon Gaddie Stephanie Gatlin Gary Gettings 34 JUNIORS Shane Givens Valerie Gregory Steve Haines Rodney Harkleroad Scott Harris Beth Hiatt Ed Higgins Kim Hightower Theresa Houston Katrina Hutchison Randall Jenkins Anthony Johnson Eric Johnson PJ. Jones David Kemp Kristie Kemp Todd Kerr Jason Kidd Shane Knight Mark Kraeling Shell Laster Regina Latham Jeff Linton Terrell Long Terry Long Ginny Major Melissa Mantlo Jeff Martin William Maskin Kelly Mason JUNIORS 35 Nicole Matthews Sherry McDougal Joe McLean Corey Morgan Stacy Morris Casey Mullen Kelly Murphy Donnel Nelson Darrin Peters Tina Ramsey Mary Riley Debbie Robertson Beth Robson Michael Sanders Scott Sansom Greg Scott Tammy Shackelford Allyson Shannon Melissa Shoemake Rodney Skipworth Donna Smith Susan Sorrell Staci Spears Sonny Statton David Stewart Keith Stovall Kevin Taylor Ronnie Taylor Rachel Tharpe Tina Thomas JUNIORS 36 Wayne Thomas Tyrone Thompson Jim Tinch Johnny Townsend Darwin Washington Joe Werth Phillip West Emily White Paul Whitley Patrick Whitmer Chris Wood Chad Wright Holly Wright Robert Young Kyle Zick JUNIORS Suzanne Alcott Cathy Annis Melissa Atkins Marina Bain Melissa Bain Jackie Barker Karen Baugh Sonya Belcerh Tonya Belcher Jamie Benson Eddie Bishop Bobby Blackford Richard Boisseau Thomas Bouldin Wayne Brasher Brad Brown Dana Brown Lisa Brown Eroc Burbage Chris Bush Craig Calloway Annisa Carlisle Dana Cavanah Kim Childers Laura Cole Tyrone Cook Teresa Cramer Gary Cross Cherrie Davenport Joel Davenport SOPHOMORES 38 SOPHOMORES Connie Dean Tommy Dearmond Sandy Delk Chris Dilliha Meca Duffey Michelle Embry Clarence Gamble Johnny Gibbs Ray Graham Mark Griffin Stephen Hale Eric Hardin Mary Hardy Marsha Hargis Ronnie Harper Benjie Harris Allyson Hartley Allen Hendricks Angie Henson Phillip Hinton Leslie Hoffman Ervin Hollins Adam Holt Jeff Holt Michelle Hornberger Michael Inman Tammy Jenkins Barbara Johnson Robert Jones Stephanie Justice 39 Judy Lewis Carol Long Brent Luckett John Markham Sabrina Masters Ronnie Matthews Kelly McGhee Amber McIntosh Scott McIntosh Travis McIntosh Talia McKinney Melissa McPherson Lori Meguiar Holly Milam Marcia Miller Shannon Mitchell Alan Owens Jeff Phillips Johnathon Powell Pamela Proctor Martha Reynolds Stephanie Rhea Chris Richardson Chris Schnieder Sonia Shoemake Robin Shrull Charlie Simmons Daniel Simmons Melinda Simmons Rosie Skipworth SOPHOMORES 4f Lesley Slaton Victor Snardon Amy Taylor Stacey Toliver Tammy Utley Andre Walker Teri Walker Frank Walton Amy Watkins Donta Wells Clay White Mike Wilson SOPHOMORES 41 Michael Allen Nicole Anderson Brad Beckman Mark Bell Tracy Berry Bryan Blick Vasha Boyd Brian Brown Jessica Calloway Stephanie Canler Craig Carter Jim Carver Ronald Caudette Rhonda Chapman Billy Cherry Kellee Cook Bruce Copeland Stacy Crossley Jared Decker Christy Devasier Mark Dilliha Clay Dodson Wendy Dotson Cassandra Duncan Alexia Edmonds Zenovia Edwards James Epley John Epley Ike Finch Missy Freeman FRESHMEN 42 FRESHMEN Don Gilbert Maurice Gordon Timmy Gragg Phillip Haley Ferrie Hampton Sonya Hampton Darrell Hankins Angie Harris Shane Hayes Dana Hinton Todd Holloway Lesley Huffines Andrea Hunt Donna Jenkins Rodney Jenkins Chris Johnson Jason B. Kahn Stacey Keeton Lea Ann Kennedy Ted Kimmel Lisa Laster Houston Lawson Tiffany Mallory Jerry Martin Tina Maskin Lynn Mason Carrie Milam Andrea Moore Fredrick Morris Beth Murphy 43 Ian Noe Christie Nourse Michelle Paige Judy Parker Blane Parrish David Pope Rebecca Porter PJ. Ramsey Shelly Reed Keith Roberts Paige Rose Michelle Rosser Tracy Sanders Dana Scott Kelly Sharp Angela Shoemake Dorothy Simmons Tim Simmons Johnny Sisco Heather Smart Letizia Snardon Duane Spencer Jody Stratton Scotty Stratton Elizabeth Stuart Taren Stuart Chris Terry Nicole Thomas Steven Townsend Michael Turley FRESHMEN 44 Demonse Vick Julie Walden Jodie Watson Tracy Weatherford Tracey Whitney Chris Wilcutt John Wilhelm Christy Wilkins Darin Williams Matthew Williams Suzanne Wilson Jeff Womack Karen Wood Katrina Woods Courtney Wright Boyd Young Ana Zavaro -r FRESHMEN 45 46 Principal Wallace Mason Counselor and Coach Howard Wren ■ v ■ . A Computer Technician and Teacher’s Aid Lisa Offutt Assistant Principal Wayne Mullen Bookkeeper Mary Ewing . Secretary Martha Jo Meguiar Teacher’s Aid Mrs. Sharon Crossley 47 Evelyn Alexander Ken Barrett Tim Bollenbecker Jane Brantley John Chaffin Jeff Edwards Shelia Edwards Bonnie Elmore Joanne Flowers Karen Hall Judy Lyne Steve Merideth Roy Mosier Barbara Pinson Pattie Rice Michael Roberts Shawn Sansom Myrna Stephenson Jacquie Taylor Matt Tipton 48 49 ART 1st row: Ms. Rice, Ursula Blanton, Lee Ann Holt, John Young, Shelia Marable; 2nd row: David Kondracki, John Townsend, Carrie Milam, Joey Werth, Casey Mullen. FBLA 1st row: Donna Netherland, Carrie Atkinson, Jennifer Dunlap, Allison Shannon, Ms. Violett; 2nd row: Nicole Matthews, Ellen Boyd, Aleetha Pinson, Amy Sorrell, Caity Noe, Debbie Robertson, Anna Bucher; 3rd row: Rhonda Grinter, Diane Wood, Kip Smith, Samera Zavaro, Michelle Thompson, Tammy Hayes, Holly Wright, Barry Appling. 51 DECA 1st row: Chris Dilliha, Kelli Oates, Terri Taylor, Jeff Martin, Shane Givens; 2nd row: Chris Richardson, Aleetha Pinson, Veronica Johnson, David Williams, Emily Morgan, Mark Lynch; 3rd row: Mrs. Preston, Stacey Toliver, Michelle Embry, Sandy Delk, Angie Henson, Michelle Hornberger, Rosie Skipworth, Meca Duffey. Club Officers: President Shane Givens, Vice-President Jeff Martin, Secretary Treasurer Kelli Oates, Reporter Chris Dilliha, Historian Terri Taylor. DECA attended both State and Regional Conferences, had a Halloween party, pizza party, dinner at Shaker Tavern and bought equipment for a retailing lab with the money raised through the sales project. Special Awards: Chapter Service Award—Chris Richardson; Leadership Award—Shane Givens; Salesmanship Award—Meca Duffey; Co-op Student Award—Veronica Johnson. 52 F.H.A 1st row: Allyson Shannon, Tammy Shackelford, Donna Smith, Robin Shrull, Sonia Orange, 2nd row: Sponsor Mrs. Judy Lyne, Meca Duffey, Cherrie Davenport, Tracy Weatherford, Sponsor Mrs. Sandy Willhelm. Club Officers: President Donna Smith, Vice-President Robin Shrull, 2nd Vice-President Tammy Shackleford, Secretary Tracy Weatheford, Treasurer Cherrie Davenport, Reporter Tracy Weatherford. FHA had a banquet at Rafferty's, sang at a nursing home at Christmas, and attended fall and spring district meetings. HOSA 53 1st row: Fadocia Knight, Nancy Shipp, Tina Crowder; 2nd row: Eddie Shifflet, Erika Snyder, Mrs. Robinson, Anissa Covington. FCA 1st row: Michelle Thompson, Samera Zavaro, Coach Merideth, Libby Haines, Ann Margaret McIntosh; 2nd row: Lisa Brown, Veronica Johnson, Sonya Stephenson, Lisa Timberlakc, Page Estes, Susan Fruits, Lori Meguiar, Judith Schiess, Allyson Shannon; 3rd row: Lee Ann Kennedy, Carrie Milam, Page Rose, Talia McKinney, Kellee Cook, Allyson Hartley, Tammy Hayes, Rachel Tharpe, Jody Kelley, Shelia Marable; 4th row: Brad Beckman, Dana Cavanah, Robin Shrull, Staci Spears, Theresa Houston, Karen Wood, Kelly Mason, Mary Jureka, Wallis Bouldin, Heather McGinnis, Travis McIntosh; 5th row: Leslie Huffines, Scott McIntosh, Marcia Miller, Elizabeth Stuart, Aleetha Pinson, David Britt, Shane Hayes, Jerry Martin; 6ch row: Christy DeVasier, Ana Zavaro, PJ. Jones, Paul Whitley, Jeff Martin, Stacy Morris, Nelson Cundiff, Lynn Mason; 7th row: Joe McLean, Steve Haines. Beth Robson. Club Officers: President Libby Haines, Vice-President Samera Zavaro, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Treasurer Michelle Thompson. Nelson Cundiff was the Christian Athlete of the Year. Industrial Arts 1st row: Sponsor Tim Bollenbecker, Dan Kemp, Alan Owens, David Kondracki, 2nd row: Kevin Taylor, Andre Walker, Charlie Simmons, Paul Firchow. 54 HISTORY History Club sponsor, Mrs. Judy Lyne approves the progress as Casey Mullen and Joe Werth perfea their drawings for the Historical Sites Calendar. The club received honorable mention for club display, Carrie Milam placed 2nd in state in art, Scott McIntosh placed 2nd in State in individual project display, Patrick Whitmer placed 2nd in State and received a $50 award for an essay on Ky. military history. Fourteen members attended the State Convention at Frankfort, 750 historic site of Logan County—calendars were printed and sold in December, and their banquet at Bonanza was held in December. 1st row: Holly Milam. Patrick Whitmer, Carrie Milam, Melisa Atkins, Suzanne Wilson, Brian Brown, Wayne Thomas, Sponsor Judy Lyne; 2nd row: Scott McIntosh, Donna Smith, Kelly McGhee, Lori Meguiar, Suzanne Alcott, John David Wilhelm, Talia McKinney, Ana Zavaro, Elizabeth Stuart, Beth Murphy, Theresa Cramer, Jeff Linton; third row: Andre Walker, Keith Roberts, Scott Christmas, Brian Blick, Chris Wilcutt, Timmy Gragg, David Stewart. Eric Johnson, Mark Kraeling, Todd Eary. Club Officers: President Melissa Atkins, Vice-President Carrie Milam, Rec. Secretary Suzanne Wilson, Corr. Secretary Brian Brown, Treasurer Wayne Thomas, Historian Holly Milam, Reporter Patrick Whitmer. 55 Math First row: Mrs. Jane Brantley, Frank Walton, Samera Zavaro, Mary Jureka, Ann Gill, Heather McGinnis, Sarah Kondracki, Mrs. Sandra Walton; Second row: Mrs. Sheila Edwards, Joe McLean, Amy Taylor, Scott McIntosh, Talia McKinney, Leslie Slaton, Page Estes, Wayne Thomas, and Mr. Steve Merideth. VICA 56 SPANISH Regional Foreign Language Fair winners Bob Ferguson, Kelly McGehee, Robin Shrull, and Stephen Hale. 0 t £AtC� a C Front row: Melissa Atkins, Kelly McGehee, Staci Spears, Brad Beckman, Athena Cage, John Wilhelm, Suzanne Alcoct, Sarah Kondracki, Teresa Cramer, Second row: Ms. Elmore, Marcia Miller, Melinda Simmons, Stacy Keeton, Kellee Cook, Talia McKinney, Christy Devasier, Carrie Milam. Page Estes. Susan Fruits; Third row: Stacy Toliver, Rosie Skipworth, Scott McIntosh, Donna Smith, Carol Long, Amber McIntosh, Kelly Mason, Suzanne Wilson, David Stewart. 57 NHS Our Chapter received 2nd place for the scrapbook at the State Convention as well as being honored the second most outstanding chapter in the state. Stacy Morris received 2nd place in the speech competition at State. 1st row: Sponsors: Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs. Edwards, Typist Caity Noe, Treasurer Ann Gill, Secretary Page Estes, President Sarah Kondracki, Sponsors: Mr. Roberts, Mrs. Wofford; 2nd row: Jennifer Dunlap, Sonya Stephenson, Christine Eary, Libby Haines, Samera Zavaro, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Judith Schiess, Mary Juerka, Beth Robson, Carrie Atkinson; 3rd row: Diane Wood, Kim Hightower, Mary Riley, Shelia Marables, Donna Netherland, Tammy Hayes, Rachel Tharpe, Jody Kelley, Michelle Thompson, Sonia Orange; 4th row: Ursula Blanton, Shell Laster, Theresa Houston, Kelly Murphy, Kelly Mason, Greg Hale, Staci Spears, Sherri McDougal; 5th row: Joe McLean, Stacy Morris, Susan Frutis, Emily White, Shannon Gaddie, Cynthia Dilliha, Wayne Thomas; 6th row: Kyle Zick, Jason Kidd, Joey Werth, Casey Mullen, Paul Whitley, David Birtt, Steve Haines, Patrick Whitmer, David Stewart. Above: Members enjoyed the State Convention. Others: Members enjoy the party at the Recreation Center for the handicapped. 58 PEP -fcQRGM ■ViHMlNr; 1st row: Sponsor Missjacquie Taylor, Dianne Wood, Jennifer Dunlap, Page Estes, Carrie Atkinson, Sponsor Mr. Tim Bollenbecker, 2nd row: Theresa Grinter, Valerie Gregory, Sonya Stephenson, Christine Eary, Libby Haines, Samera Zavaro, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Judith Schiess, Beth Robson, Lee Ann Holt; 3rd row: Pam Britton, Shannon Beauregard, Veronica Johnson, Lisa Timberlake, Jeanette Foster, Emily White, Tammy Hayes, Rachel Tharpe, Ann Gill, Allyson Hartley; 4th row: Phillip West, Ginny Major, Stacy Morris, Aleetha Pinson, Sarah Kondracki, Caity Noe, Mary Juerka, Heather McGinnis; 5th row: Marcia Miller, Julie Walden, Elizabeth Stuart, Courtney Wright, David Britt, Cynthia Dilliha, Kelli Link, Amy Sorrell; 6th row: Suzanne Alcott, P.J. Jones, Paul Whitley, Jeff Martin, Nelson Cundiff, Lynn Mason, Wallis Bouldin, Ellen Boyd; 7th row: Robin Shrull, Holly Milam, Nichole Mathews, Barbara Johnson, Michele Hornberger, Allyson Shannon, Nancy Shipp, Beth Hiatt, Joanna Khan; 8th row: Kelly McGhee, Melissa Atkins, Lori Meguiar, Susan Fruits, John Markham, Shane Hayes, Darwin Washington, Meca Duffey, Michael Sanders. The Pep Club is the largest club at R.H.S. Its members are students, athletes, and cheerleaders who all have one common goal—to encourage school spirit. Various activities the Pep Club participated in and sponsored included spirit stick competitions, pep rallies, hall decorating competition, pep buses, guides during the Tobacco Festival, Football Homecoming and dance, and Basketball Homecoming with 1st Basketball Homecoming Dance. The Pep Club also provided signs during athletic events, and it bought traveling sweaters and ties for the boys' basketball team and coaches. The seniors were the hall decoration winners, Meca Duffey was the basketball homecoming queen, and Stacy Morris was the football homecoming queen. 59 PANTHER PAW Cynthia Dilliha, Kip Smith, Heather McGinnis, Caity Noe, Libby Haines, Lori Bilyeu, Beth Hiatt, Kim Hightower, Sherry Spear, Bob Ferguson, Kristie Kemp, Advisor Ms. Pinson; bottom row: Staci Spears, Aleetha Pinson. 1st row: Sports Editor Staci Spears, Production Manager Kim Hightower, Advertising Manager Cynthia Dilliha, Editor Bob Ferguson; 2nd row: Reporter Lori Bilyeu, Reporter Kristie Kemp, Business Manager Beth Hiatt. Hard at work! Cynthia Dilliha won the Most Valuable Staffer Award. 60 SAE 1st row: Sarah Kondracki, Samero Zavaro, Christine Eary, Sonya Stephenson, Partrick Whitmer; 2nd row: Judith Schiess, Mary Jureka, Lisa Timberlake, Libby Haines, Valerie Gregory, Talia McKinney; 3rd row: Ursula Blanton, Kelly Mason, Paul Whitley, Beth Robson, Heather McGinnis, Ann Margret McIntosh, Theresa Houston, Amy Sorrell, Cynthia Dilliha, Michelle Thompson; 4th row: Stephanie Gatlin, Wayne Thomas, Kim Hightower, David Britt, Susan Fruits, Page Estes, Caity Noe, Donna Netherland, Shelia Marable, Cherrie Davenport; 5th row: Sponsors: Mrs. Flowers, Ms. Taylor, Mr. Bollenbecker. Student Council 1st row: Caity Noe, Page Estes, Carrie Atkinson, Jennifer Dunlap; 2nd row: Sponsors: Ms. Horne, Mrs. Walker, Tammy Utley, Athena Cage, Meca Duffey, Patrick Whitmer, Jeanette Foster, Diane Wood, Anna Bucher, Sponsor Phil Todd; 3rd row: Melinda Simmons, Missy Freeman, Julie Walden, Beth Murphy, Kelly Mason, Michelle Thompson, Tammy Hayes, Emily White, Shannon Gaddie; 4th row: Stacey Toliver, Talia McKinney, Page Rose, Paul Whitley, Joe McLean; 5th row: Chris Wilcutt, Darwin Washington, Nelson Cundiff, Sonya Stephenson, Christine Eary, Amy Sorrell, Cynthia Dilliha, Matt Tipton. 61 SCIENCE 1st row: Casey Mullen, Kelly Mason, Sarah Kondracki, Samera Zavaro, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Coach Merideth; 2nd row: Sonya Stephenson, Christine Eary, Valerie Gregory, Beth Robson, Page Estes, Suzanne Wilson, Courtney Wright; 3rd row: Kim Hightower, Ursula Blanton. Shell Laster, Kellee Cook, Anna Zavaro, Carrie Milam; 4th row: Donna Smith, Scott McIntosh, Talia McKinney, P.J. Jones, Judith Schiess; 5th row: Brent Wilkins, Clay White, Eric Johnson, Beth Murphy, Patrick Whitmer; 6th row: Jeff Linton, Dan Kemp, Frank Walton, John Wilhelm, Wayne Thomas; 7th row: Todd Eary, Paul Whitley, David Britt, Steve Haines. Qub Officers: President Sarah Kondracki, Vice-President Samera Zavaro, Treasurer Kelly Mason, Secratary Ann Margaret McIntosh. Regional Winners—1st row. Ian Noe, Libby Haines; 2nd row: Page Estes, Carrie Milam, Stacy Morris, Joe McLean, Wayne Thomas, Courtney Wright, Chris Wilcutt, Elizabeth Stuart. The club went to Chicago in May where they toured Shedd's Aquarium, Field Museum of Natural History, Museum of Science and Industry, and the Sears Tower. 63 SPEECH DRAMA 1st: Patrick Whitmcr.Joe McLean, Tammy Hayes, Wayne Thomas, Kyle Zick, Sponsor Ms. Pinson; 2nd row: Suzanne Alcott, John Wilhelm, Shane Hayes, Page Estes. Staci Spears, Bob Ferguson; 3rd row: Christie Nourse, Kellee Cook, Paige Rose, Lynn Mason, Daniel Simmons, Mark Kraeling, David Stewart; 4th row: Tina Maskin, Elizabeth Stuart, Courtney Wright, Carrie Milam, Christy DeVasier, Ana Zavaro, Timmy Gragg, Donna Smith, Brad Beckman. Carrie Milam and Julie Walden perform You Give Me A Pain, Elaine at an Speech Club sponsor Evelyn Alexander and WRUS news director Jeff Boyles assembly for the underclassmen. hand out awards at the talent show. All smiles after a contest are the following: 1st row—Ana Zavaro, Ian Noe, Christy DeVasier, Courtney Wright; 2nd row—Carrie Milam, Julie Walden, Wayne Thomas, Bob Ferguson, Kyle Zick, Donna Smith. Weep not, weep not.' Noah!” Right!' Tweety Resting after rounds at a speech contest at Murray State University. Larry Jones, Tina Maskin, and Evelyn Alexander work hard selling things at RHS ballgames. Donna Smith was chosen in two categories for the Governor's School for the Arts. Make-up workshop at the theater day at Murray State University. 65 CHORUS Advanced Chorus; 1st row: Suzanne Alcott, Anna Bucher, Mary Juerka, Ann Gill, Rachel Tharpe, Amy Sorrell, Susan Sorrell, Kelly McGehee, Cynthia Dilliha; 2nd row: Lori Bilyeu, Judith Schiess, Michele Thompson, Allyson Hartley, Tammy Hayes, Donna Smith, Diane Wood, Music Director John Chaffin; 3rd row: Jonathan Powell, Ronnie Taylor, Darwin Washington, Heath Colvin, Jeff Martin, Darrin Peters, Reggie Collier, Frank Walton; 4th row: Ervin Hollins, Ray Grahm, John Markham, Nelson Cundiff, Mike Inman, Tyrone Cook, Rodney Skipworth, Todd Kerr. Beginning Chorus; 1st row: Music Director John Chaffin, Andrea Moore, Karen Wood, Taren Stuart, Rebecca Porter, Ann Margaret Moore, Karen Wood, Taren Stuart, Rebecca Porter, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Dana Hinton; 2nd row: Jody Kelley, Libby Haines, Elizabeth Stuart, Suzanne Wilson, Heather McGinnis, Christy Wilkins, Angela Shoemake, Jodie Watson, Ian Noe, Ike Finch, Michael Sanders, Eddie Bishop, Johnny Buckner, Maurice Gordon, Phillip West, Greg Scott, Gary Gettings, Jerry Martin. 66 RHS MARCHING BAND Field Commanders Shelia Marable and Sonya Stephenson Majorette Tammy Hayes Percussion: Ann Gill, Libby Haines, Patrick Whitmer, Jim Carver, Shane Hayes, Paige Rose, Rachel Tharpe. Saxaphones: Brad Beckman, Eric Burbage, Charlie Simmons, Molly Kraeling, Talia McKinney, Kellee Cook. 68 Trumpets: Janet Shook, Amanda Darden, Jon Basham, Judith Schiess, Paul Whitley, Lanny Hinton, Stephen Netherland, Beth Robson. 69 Low Brass: Phillip Hinton, Steve Haines, P.J. Jones, David Britt, David Stewart, Brian Brown, Houston Lawson. Oarinets: Shannon Rhea, Dana Scott, Lesley Huffines, Ann Margaret McIntosh, Dana Hunt, Karen Wood, Ana Zavaro. Flutes: Shannon Goley, Amy Watkins, Girl Long, Christie Nourse, Samera Zavaro, Jody Kelley. 70 RHSBAND Stage Band and Flag Corps 72 73 Flag Corps members: Captain Mary Jureka, Co-captains Michelle Thompson and Heather McGinnis, Stephanie Gatlin, Kelly Mason, Dana Cavanah, Kim Hightower, Ursula Blatnon, Allyson Shannon. Theresa Houston, Mary Riley. Band Director John Chaffin 74 The Musical Snoopy” Rachel Tharpe, Judith Schiess, Michelle Thompson, and Ann Love Gill played vital roles in the musical Snoopy. These students played the following roles: Ian Noe, Linus; Michelle Thompson, Peppermint Patti; and Ann Gill, Snoopy. Judith Schiess, Michelle Thompson, and Rachel Tharpe sing, I Know Now. The Wizard of Oz” 75 RHS students enjoyed taking part in The Wizard of Oz.' 76 , teachers and over sixty students worked Night of January 16th to make .« a success. Director Director Cottuo -idM-k oP VtComtrucUoo UtMar Sowod Ticket S Jo X ZssZX “ - Atorideth T f BottW tae. in } � ♦«' ev De Su ■ «� wuor’ Oer. Sue St hen Mecde . «• P 1 «-v Den Soe r d M„ en '« • Alto 0 ens c-l member AIM Ive o AWi-nd Attention K-Mart shoppers.' The cast party for Night of January 16th” was given by Heather McGinnis's mother, Brenda. The cast party for No More Secrets was held at the Sanctuary. 78 A PRESENTATION BY LOGAN COUNTY TASK FORCE on Missing. Exploited and Abused Children 79 GOLF zs aioo m r: f '5? A .? ■ A JM 00 BASKETBALL 1st row: David Williams, Nelson Cundiff, Monte Bell, Jeff Chiles; 2nd row: Coach Jeff Edwards, Coach Kendall, Reggie Collier, Clarence Gamble, Donnel Nelson, Phillip West, Tyrone Cook, Tyrone Thompson, Bobby Blackford, Gary Gettings, Coach Phil Todd; 3rd row: John Markham, Donta Wells, Steve Hale Tyrone Cook goes up for the dunk. Panther Nelson Cundiff is in control. 84 Senior basketball players Monte Bell, Jeff Chiles, Coach Jeff Edwards, Nelson Cundiff and sitting Mr. Wallace Mason. Senior cheerleaders with the senior basketball players: Theresa Grinter, Pam Britton, Shannon Beauregard; Back row: Nelson Cundiff, Monte Bell, Jeff Chiles. 85 86 Nelson Cundiff signs with Lindsey Wilson College. Betty Cundiff, Nelson Cundiff, Mark Wise (Head Coach of Lindsey Wilson), Principal Wallace Mason, and Coach Jeff Edwards witness the event. 87 JV Team: Jared Decker, Chris Terry, Bobby Blackford, Clarence Gamble, Mike Inman, Bcnji Harris, Reggie Collier; Where's Coach Todd?? Practice makes perfect. OUCH!!!!! 89 BASKETBALL Bottom row: Zenovia Edwards, Tracy Sanders, Libby Haines. Rhonda Chapman, Missy Freeman, Alexia Edmonds, Taren Stuart; Back row: Nicole Matthews, Rhonda Grinter, Amber McIntosh, Holly Milam. 91 92 93 RHS Football Panthers—1st row: James Jackson, Marvin Gordon, Brad Walden, Bill Costello, David Woodard, Wallis Bouldin, Todd Harkleroad, Monte Bell, Bubba Taylor; 2nd row: Darwin Washington, Jeff Martin, Chris Wood, David Kemp, Scott Crowder, Casey Mullen, Rodney Harkleroad, Sonny Statton, Michael Sanders, Phillip West; 3rd row: Keith Stovall. Jonathan Christmas. David Britt, Jim Tinch, Chad Wright, Todd Kerr, Greg Duncan, Tyrone Thompson. Terry Long. Anthony Johnson; 4th row: John Markham. Thomas Bouldin, Ray Graham, Ervin Hollins, Brad Brown, Mike Wilson. Donta Wells, Victor Snardon, Jeff Holt; 3th row: Chris Terry, Ike Finch, Ferri Hampton, Darrell Hankins, Ronnie Matthews. Daniel Simmons. Senior Players: 1st row—James Jackson, Bill Costellow, Marvin Gordon, Monte Bell; 2nd row—David Woodward, Bubba Taylor, Brad Walden, Wallis Bouldin. Trophy Winners: 1st row—Casey Mullen, John Markham, Bill Costellow, Brad Walden; 2nd row—Monte Bell, Phillip West, Darwin Washington, Todd Harkelroad, Johnny Buckner 94 Bubba Taylor signs with Kentucky State: Bubba with his family and Coach Barrett Football Homecoming Court: Jeanette Foster, Sonya Stephenson, Elizabeth Stu- pcp club representatives art, Stephanie Meredith, Nathan Thompson, Homecoming Queen Stacy Morris, Meca Duffey, Christie Currence, Cynthia Dilliha. 95 96 97 98 99 BASEBALL 100 101 SOFTBALL Top row: Tina Thomas, Stacy Morris, Melissa Atkins, Rhonda Grinter, Kim Hightower, Susan Fruits, Lori Meguiar, Aleetha Pinson, Manager Tonya Belcher; Bottom Row: Stephanie Rhea, Paige Rose, Michelle Hornberger, Missy Freeman, Marsha Miller, Jessica Timbcrlake, Sonya Belcher, Leslie Hoffman. The picnic was fun. Leftfielder Kim Hightower and her Sugar Brent Lee. 102 Tina Pec Wee Thomas and Michelle Hamburger Hornberger. Captain Aleetha Pinson and Highest Batting Average Award winner Sonya Belcher. Sonya Belcher proudly accepts her Batting Average Award. 103 Girl’s Tennis 1st row: Amy Sorrell, Lisa Timberlake, Libby Haines, Cynthia Dilliha; 2nd row: Coach Amy Iracane, Susan Sorrell, Kelly Mason, Julie Walden, Courtney Wright, Jeanette Foster. Jeanette Foster at practice. Libby Haines looks enthusiastic, What happened here? Susan Sorrell doesn’t she? 104 Lisa Timberlake Cynthia Dilliha 105 Julie Walden TRACK 1st row: Slyfondia Bryant, Dorlinda Maskin, Kay Stratton, Perleathiaer Hampton, Alexia Edmonds; 2nd row: Staci Spears, Tracy Sanders, Nicole Thomas, Zenovia Edwards, Letizia Snardon, Christie Nourse; 3rd row: Moneak Benton, Tina Calloway, Vasha Boyd. April Bellamy, Tonya Kecs, Cynquesha Bush, Omega Cross. Where is Coach Tipton? One of Letizia Snardon's many track events that she competes in is the long jump. 106 How did Brad Walden get on this page? Miscellaneous Sports Michael Sanders swings for a homerun. Aren't you glad you use Sure? 107 Nelson Cundiff looks serious about his batting. Victor Snardon worked hard to earn his spot in the 300 lb. club. WEIGHTLIFTING PROGRAM 300 lb.—1st row: Casey Mullen, Darwin Washington, David Britt, Ervin Hollins; 2nd row: P.J. Ramsey, Victor Snardon, Darrell Hankins, Rodney Harkelroad. 250 lb.—1st row: Michael Sanders, Phillip West, David Kemp, Chad Wright, Jeff Martin; 2nd row: Brad Brown, Anthony Johnson, Keith Stovall, Sonny Statton, Ronnie Mathews; 3rd row: Stephen Townsend, Mark Bell, Bobby Yarbrough, Ray Graham, Johnny Buckner. 200 lb.—1st row: Daniel Simmons, Chris Wood, Gregory Duncan, Ike Finch; 2nd row: Mike Wilson, Thomas Bouldin, Jim Tinch, Terry Long, Ferri Hampton, Craig Calloway. Below 200 lb—1st row: J. B. Kahn, Eric Burbage, Jerry Martin, Jeff Holt; 2nd row: Fredrick Morris, Bryan Brown, Shane Hayes. 108 Oh! You beautiful dolls RHS Adairville Strawberry Festival Winners: Queen Lori Meguiar, immediately to her right 1st runner-up Suzanne Alcott, 2nd from her left Stacy Morris, 4th from her left Aleetha Pinson. Queen Lori Meguiar Lisa Timberlake's healthy aerobics class works on maintaining optimum Fitness. Smile, smile, smile ... , 109 Some Very Special People Janitors: James Smith, Tandy Chesnut, David Gray. Cafeteria Staff: Alberta Browder, Elizabeth Mason. Betty Chesnut, Dorothy Browder, Lucille Bush. Decorating the Christmas tree. Wonder if Lisa Brown will share her cake with Scott Sansom? Mrs. Chesnut rakes in the money. A couple of leprechauns: Marvin Gordon and Paul White. Look at the people eat. 110 PIG OUT! Some Work; Some Play 11 Coach Tipton’s Developmental Occupational Program 112 Yearbook Staff Mr. Eugene Carnall of THE LOGAN LEADER NEWS DEMOCRAT explains the operation of the presses to the journalism class. 113 GRADUATION The Advanced Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Chaffin, is always an important part of graduation. Dignitaries: 1st row—Principal Wallace Mason, Assistant Principal Wayne Mullen, Superintendent Jim Young; 2nd row—School Board Chairman Joe Hardy, Mayor Ken Smith, McDonald’s Mgr. Jim Ingram, Rev. Dan Sue. Senior Class President Greg Hale introduces the speaker, Mr. Jim Ingram. Hazel Carver provides the music at graduation. I Jim Ingram 4k Rev. Dan Sue 114 Sonya Stephenson won the third place award with an overall average of 96.511. Page Estes receives the Thomas P. deGraffenreid Award. Mayor Ken Smith prepares to present the de Graffenreid Award. Judith Schiess receives the Award from Mr. Mason. H.O. Price Band Ann Love Gill receives the H.O. Price Choral Award. Shelia Marable received three scholarships. Carrie Atkinson, Ann Margaret McIntosh, and Christine Eary receive awards from Mr. Mason. Junior Rachel Tharpc receives the Hazel Carver Vocal Music Award from Mr. Mason. 115 Page Estes receives the Valedictorian Award with an overall average of 98.75. Sarah Kondracki won the Salutatorian Award with an overall average of 97.375. 5fcr,l Superintendent Jim Young presents the graduates. 116 School Board Chairman Joe Hardy awaits the graduates. 117 Barry Appling Carrie Atkinson Shannon Beauregard Monte Bell Steve Bell Ellen Boyd Pam Britton Brad Campbell Nelson Cundiff Christy Dotson Jennifer Dunlap Scott Epley Ann Gill Marvin Gordon Contessa Grinter Rhonda Grinter Teresa Grinter Libby Haines Robert Harbison Todd Harkelroad Tammy Hayes Mark Hendricks Lee Ann Holt James Jackson Veronica Johnson Fadocia Knight David Kondracki Kelli Link Mark Lynch Tajawanna Maskin Emily Morgan Glenn Noe Kelli Oates Tina Parker Aleetha Pinson Anthony Rippy Melony Rippy Judith Schiess Nancy Shipp Erika Snyder ’ John Young Sherry Spear Terri Taylor Dee Dee Terry Michelle Thompson Lisa Timberlake Brad Walden Rhonda Warden Paul White David Williams Allan Wolfe Carol Wood David Woodard Notice: Even though seniors were not charged for cap and gown photos, some seniors chose not to sit for our photographer. 122 123 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 HANCOCK’S (trutesT) —— tJJL'Sn Compliments of QhuWae DR. 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Winter Russellville, Kentucky (502) 726-7629 Weddings Illness Funeral Designs Artificial and Cut Flowers Gift Items TERRY JAYNE NELSON WATERS OWNERS 148 How we loved this assembly! a Our main man Mr. Mason announces the Army Chorus Assembly. When the Charleston was done by the army corp, the crowd roared as they did decades before. Come on Ms. Taylor, let's twist again. The crowd loved it when a femal performer pulled Tyrone Cook from his seat to dance to the beat with her. Compliments of Russellville Concrete Products Happy Days are here again. no Patron Dr. Arney Yes, we do work hard! 151 Judy Lyne, Carole Wood, Contessa Grinter, Todd Kerr, Mrs. Chesnut Captain James Hadden of Veterans Security System keeps our halls safe at night. 152 DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS Page Estes, Gteg Hale, Caity Noe Governor’s School for the Arts Finalists. 153 Kelly Murphy, Donna Smith, Ursula Blanton, Joe Weith 154 155