x ig Ben ob cf Y54f?6, 714 225554, of YY Kapil' F Qfkzlucf' 6997557510 ,. ,Q , K I Q ' Q- L. , - .5--L , , E Q H soas.-4. NN. W -.f -4 42 The Resume Vol. XXXIV Ruston High School Ruston, Louisiono f K: QQ. 1 145 M. , 5 .ig wwf ? ZJQR' em We Are Simply Growing Olde . - .sw .iw , , ,f I 'L r ,Er e5ff.,,fi3 ,2-E 5 ' s W 5 Mn A 5 ' eff 9 Wav ff il 2 I 42' .ff 5 , This year RHS celebrated our Diamond Jubilee. Sixty years ago RHS opened its doors in a red brick building on the site of the present Civic Center. Ten years later RHS continued to educate her students in an efficient news build- ing on Cooktown Road. We felt the need for expansion in 1952 and 1968, adding new classrooms, library, gym, and cafeteria. Yes, we are growing older, but we continue to meet the needs of stu- dents. 2 Opening E 1' fl' xi-.gift 2, Three o'cIock hos finally arrived. 2-4-6-8-10! Come on Ronnie put it in. ls this any way for young ladies to act? The freshman prove their Bearcat Spirit. Camera cuties! Yeah, Freddie! Check her out! Kidd and Pody live it concert. Cats are this big .. . Kill 'em dead big Red. The fearsome foursome. , '.- , . ., f- if 5. 'hp 774-N' ,wg ff 1 .r, 1 .rg , 35 5-5 -ve-fv -.-3-gif' eg' - f V4 TQ ,c 12.5 -f V T e I, ,K 1 ll Opening I 3 When We We're Young We Longed For Tomorrow . . . ..e- . - X. f. 'H K , ' W' QA!-, W' g ...f 'HP Q, -'---,,. . Todoy We Long For Yesterdoy 2. .,,vA F F, 5 V. . Ii 'ff , f N. 9 9 V ,. i Excellence-A RHS Tradition i rs Q 2-M 5 ?l- t . 3513? i we R fl?1?..1?' 'WQLZI N ' ' ff- ww A f gi Al' 4 ' 'wr V Ni is F N M ' I As a stone-cutter who spends many hours chiseling and polishing a precious gem, RHS is proud of her tradition of excellence. Over the years, the name Ruston High School has become known for excellence in the fields of athletics and academics, as well as in its extra-curricular pro- gram. Evidence of this can be seen in the many Bearcats who have gradu- ated and contributed much to soci- ety. 6 0 Opening I ' el' st 'W 4 ' I 1' f 'M , 34 N4 1 D it j . ff -A 1, V I v 1 1 gf.: ' gtg N r 1 47.4 .ai .Q ri 28 Eff ' -1 W , l 35 ' ' 'rbi , V 'A . rare aw 4, 'LA-'f11i- 4 4 Q 1 l x V -pg? A- 'R' A D E. F. G . Hey I've got the best seat in the stadium. B. lt must be ladies night out on skid row. C. Um-pah-pah! Um-pah-pah! . l said you could have a drink Susan. Not the whole thing. Bottoms up! Did you get the license number of that truck. Bob? . It looks like the muttly crew has arrived! H. S-P-I-R-I-T! Spirit! Let's hear it! Please, birdie. don't! Sir , .,5f' r A-5 x fr 4-J I .. 5 egyfx -6 1 ,..-1 ' z 7 1 ' ' E r, x. 5 wxfg --Fax af ' r .xx x. 'X x y -.f 1 - . 1 ' wa L, '4Q,NTfXE.N K -J- , - 9 li. , get 1.4 S- 5. Sd 'S A X N., -1 The Bearcat Spirit ls C A. The queen of the Q-tips! B. Stand up and cheer, 'cause the Bearcats are here. C. Look! Up in the sky! lt's a bird, it's a plane . . . D. lt doesn't get much better than this. E. This election must have been rigged. F. You can tell these Freshmen take advanced math, they can count. G. The Empire struck back at RHS. H. l'II put the radio on any station l want to. l. Brand B taste more like real peanuts. J. We can always look the answer up in the back of the book. K. Now you see what remedial reading is really like. B ' Opening The Bearcat Spirit is not embodi- deid in the school itself: rather there is a part of the Bearcat Spirit in each one of us. We see this spirit come to surface each time we clap at a pep rally, cheer for a touch-down, help a friend with homework, talk to a counselor, vote for class president, or work on a student council ticket. The Bearcat Spirit means we are one, working and playing together, shar- ing the good times and the bad. Opening 9 Haw , ,. Signs Of The Times ll, 2 x i s X Q Q, Y ww. - vw w , l nf i w N fi' 2, 2 W . 2 3 2'-gi' ,,., . 1 , ' gf w ' M m ,1',.I..i3 M ,. git L .E ' 1 - -N 1121 V A'1' f 'J V I W K- 5' ,- 2 X53 -'ff ' . , , 4'-Q., I 52 is M 'Z Q9 We W f W' - D 10 f Oper , 1, HM 13 Myne- v. '5 .I i. 4 , , Y 1 , .5 N0 - . ' ! N. f If I X .4-,QV v :ik ' ' -s 9 T I we 5521 V 552' iii-W,,, . -ug , df Q ., 3 Y sv iv 'Q 5 F mfi 9' n ' Q i Q 3 Q fi W 1 'ff a I iff X M E M' KX og 5 .Eff Y 3 5 'EK s 'fr-eg, ' iff f 111 - QI-il-rf -Ill... .. IEEE! ' rg 'Q . is -43 ' -M N AI '43-E wg, t nb l wg: - 4' x 2 L-: ,, A. And what do they think l'm gonna do with all this? B. The games people play. C. Eenie. Meanie, miney, mo Seniors choice! D. We demand the best in reading material. E. Up against the wall. Redneck mothers. F. What brand are your buns? G. Put your left foot in . . . H. Rock on! A . ,.. Carrying On The RHS Tradition .529 Jerome sizes up the competition. Torn between two lovers. l could just squeeze him to death! R-H-S is the best! The rest room was full-up, huh guys? All together we add up to five. J.D. for me! Let's get physical! Did you really? So this is the secret of a tiny waistl' Feelin' 7-up! atm? g 1 , 1 Since the beginning, RHS has had a rich history of being the best. Today her students carry on that tradition. The Bearcat Spirit always has been and always will be a very important part of RHS. We are only a part of the chain, linking the past with the fu- ture. Opening 13 Q 5 l Q We Are Simply Growing Older wi .Km-D 4' Wag 4 A. lt wos love ot first sightl B. O.K. girls, plan B. C. Don't blow itl D. These people take drugs. E. The one in the middle 14 0 Opening V.- Hu f ...nr- 22 YK-Z5 l ea WM rf? hos the prettiest legs. E fe, 3 em. J-. 'fyrxf' ' , A ' x Qi ' ., -D ' u . . , flblw K 1 K jf.-,AMN X A .+...':',,x I, .f cw I -t I ' .. I 3 X P 1 W . - . was ji' . . . 'Q -S ,J i ' r., - if . E v 55? X-da.-kv-V5-. 5 1--uw S ' A gif' If 'QA I .Y-.X ,. gi fn. if A R N. S fm x ,, i gg in-Nl I I . . ' QQ? 'L.g.--fn-ssuvqfv' t 1 1 J X xl b Y , , E li .' F 1 l N4 i , 4 - -5 , ' i if GA - i l l 1 Q 1 . ' y . G P :rx A ll' Advisor-Jackie Whitlock Editor-Libhy Woodard Business Manager-Lora Higginbotham With each moment of passing time, we grow a little older. We look to past experiences for guidance in the future. And as we grow older our accumulated experiences make us wiser. Ruston High School, this year celebrated her Diamond Jubilee. We are a school rich in tradition. Through the years many things have changed at Ruston High School, but one thing always remains constant - The Bearcat Spirit. It is the spirit that enriches the lives of all her students. RHS has many and varied activities to offer those who are willing to invest a part of their life in her. As students the activities we participate in here at Ruston High School are important part of life's experiences. Every experience makes us more mature in some way, and our days at Ruston High School won't soon be forgotten. We hope that this edition of the Resume will recall the experiences of the 1981-82 school year. Yes, we are simply growing older. GQ . 'tl' . f gf' J f,.- Opening FACULTY AND CLASSES gf M' X 1 X M I ' I M. EE! y L Z , f f 2 fo W X f f f X ,O f fix ff! fl 14, , E Lf B C .rv MQ D X W, - f sf M? mwx I A. But mom, we really do need to check-outl B. l really don't know the answers, but they're written on my sleeve. C. Rinestone Cowboyl D. I want my hair to look just like his. E. They need the deoderant that works overtime. F. Five dollars? lt was only due yesterday! G. Mostly likely to be married. H. They looked better with the bandanas over their faces. I. Evil, Wicked. Mean, and Nasty . . . not necessarily in that order. J. I got him wrapped. V1 6 in G ti ' ' ' . 0 V wp-W , at Q . 3 if J Faculty 6 Classes 0 17 Superintendent And The School Board Fred Higginbotham: School Superintendent of Lincoln Parish Schools Members of the School Board are: First Row: Dr. John Murad, Allen Tuten, Dr. Marty Beasley, Lamar Dowling, Pres., William Cook, Fred Higginbotham, Supt. Second Row: Calvin Wilkerson, Goerge Mack, Lawrence Woodard, Cleo Anders, Wayne Brooks, Lamar Colvin, Dr. Phil Rice. 18 ' School Board The Principals Of RHS Mr. Clark talks with Governor Treen at the Rusron High Playoff Game. This has been Mr. Clark'sfirst full year at Ruston High School. He is assisted by Mr. Richard Ludley and Mr. Richard Hinton. We are proud of our staff at Ruston High School. Go ge-f'um Bearcats! Principals ' 19 Lunchroom And Custodians Mrs. Patsy Howardis in charge ofthe lunch- room. Louise Bissie, Jean Hatter, Betty Williamson, Casile Wilder, Mellie Lyons, Ruby Smith are the lunchroom helpers. ' W Zia ,A-, ,,,.....1, V L if . ti Custodians: Back Row: Charles Rinehart, Minnie McConnell, Cascile Lyons Middle Row: Will Roane, William Strain, Eric Goree, Charles Turner, First Row: Bobbie Kelley, .lerry Howard, Eric Hardy, Earnestine Lyons. 20 0 Staff Anita Donner Guidonce And Secretaries Sf2?L?f,if 'i'e' Helpers Mildred Gullatt Give Aid Record Keeper YQ Linda Johnson Bookkeeper James Jones Guidonce lf Ronny Suggs Guidance faculty '21 Teachers: What Would We Do Without Them? 22 0 Faculty Pat Atrebery B.S.- University of Arkansas American History Stephen Baker B.S.-La. Tech University Small Engines V.l.C.A., Industrial Arts Club Cecil Barham M.S., l'3.A. La. Tech University Math Girls Basketball Billy Belding B.S.- University of Southern Mississippi M.A., + 30- La. Tech University Biology Trainer Danny Bell D.S., M.A., Ed.S.- La. Tech University English. Journalism Student Council Patsy Doudreaux Ed.D.- Northeast University M.S.- Northwestern University B.S.- La. Tech University Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science, Research Science Club Helen Boyett B.A., M.A.- La. Tech University Speech Speech Club, Debate Club Jerry Durham BS MS +30 La Tech Univer Sl Math, Algebra if Elrzabeth Cassrbry B.S.. M.S., + 30- La. Tech Univer- sity Algebra Senior Class Sponsor X Who would want this for a Christmas present? Madge Chandler I M.A.- La. Tech University English Jlmm y Childress B.S.- Northeast University M.S., +3O- La. Tech University Head Football Coach Dorothy Clark B.S., M.A.- La. Tech University l English, Algebra v A -nn 'W Lynn Clark B.A.- Drake University M.S.- South Dakota University Aerospace Science Faculty 0 20 Virginia Cook Y A.A.- William Woods College B.A.- L.S.U. D.A., M.A., +3O- La. Tech Uni- versity Civics, Free Enterprise Nelwyn Craig D.S.- La. Tech University M.S.- L.S.U. Health and Physical Ed., Tennis Tennis Coach David Crowe B.S.- La. Tech University English Cross Country, Track, Football Marion Ezell D.A.- University of lllinois M.A.- University of Oklahoma French, Spanish French Club, Spanish Club James Ferguson B.S., M.S.- La. Tech University Advanced Math, Trigonometry, Algebra, Geometry Hall R Fields MEd MeNeese Mrs Cassibry at work B S Southern University Typewrrtlng Business Math 24 0 Faculty FBLA ., --J l X l L. .SX Z- ,1- Rachel Gay Reading Ruby Fields D.5.- Grambling M.S.. +30- La. Tech University Math F.T.A. Gary Green B.A., M.A., +3O- La. Tech Uni- versity American History, Sociology, World Geography, Old South Key Club Billy Gillum B.5.- La. Tech University American History, Football, Track t prawn-up fgfwflzgwf. ,ez , T QM 'r- ,, :3,1,ji:, J , Frances Harrison D.S., M.S.. La. Tech Universlty Home Economics, Gourmet Cooking, Nutrition, Housing and Equipment FHA Tommy Hay B.S., M.S.- La. Tech University Physical Ed., Football, Baseball F.C.A. ls that your date to the prom. Mr. Green? Faculty 0 25 We Learn From Them Henry Island B.S.-Grambling M.A., +30- La. Tech University C.T.I.E., Industrial Arts Drafting V.l.C.A., Industrial Arts Club Remania Hudson B.S.-Grambling M.S.- La. Tech University Health and Physical Ed. Mark Kavanaugh B.S.- La. Tech University American Free Enterprise, Foot- ball Elizabeth Jackson B.S., M.S.-Grambling Health and Physical Ed. Janet Kleinsasser lJ.A.- La. Tech University English, Algebra, Cheerleading NHS Pepettes Mellie Jo Kelley B.S.- La. Tech University Music Ken Lanrrip B.S., M.S.- La. Tech Geography, Civics Interact And They From U 26 0 Faculty University Bmw Berry Lee D.A., M.A.-La. Tech University Art , A s lf 31 + Cassandra L yles Judy McCready BA- Northeast University M.A.- University of Alabama +30- La. Tech University Special Ed. Irma McKee M.A., I3.S.-La. Tech University English Martha Miller D.A.- La. Tech University English, Reading Pepettes Glenda Minor 8.5.-Grambling M.A.-La. Tech University Civics, American History Safety Council, Softball Mr. Clark in action. Faculty 0 27 28' Teachers And More Teachers F Faculty Ruby Moore B.S.-Grambling M.A.- La. Tech Unviersity COE, Typing, Shorthand FBLA Mary Jo Newell B.S., M.5., +80-La. Tech Univer- sity Biology Yvonne Odom B.S., M.5., +30-Grambing Special Ed., Robert Parrott B.A.-La. College B.A.- La. Tech University English, Math, History, Science, Biology, Civics Ree Pearce B.A., M.A.- La. Tech University English, Creative Writing Ruth Potts B.A.Northeast University English Keywanettes Leonard Roebuck B.S., M.A.T.- Grambling +80- Northwestern Typing, Record Keeping, ness Math, Busi Roscoe Rollins B.S.- Florida A.M. University Graphic Arts, Auto Mechanics, Industrial Arts VICA, Industrial Arts Club Sgt. Edward Sanders Air Force ROTC , L Betty Scott l T Proytell. my dear, what ore you looking at? B.S.- Grambling Biology, Physical Science. Math Diane Sisrrunk B.A.- University of Texas M.A.- Lo. Tech University English. Personal Psychology Accent, CLICK Berdiana Smelley B.A., M.S., +30- La. Tech Uni- versity Biology Doris Smith B.S.-Mississippi College M.Ed.-Northeast University +30-La. Tech University Typing FBLA Faculty ' 29 They Help Make It Bearable For Us 30 0 Faculty Douglas Ste wart B.S.- La. Tech University Physical Science Sophomore Class Sponsor, Sci- ence Fiction Club Robert Smith B.S.-Grambling Athletic Director, P.E. Supervisor Barbara Tabor D.S.-Grambling M.A.- La. Tech University Math, Counseler, Pepettes Hilda Taylor B.A., M.A., +30-La. Tech Uni- versity English, Old Testamont Joan Warren B.S.- M.S.- Lo. Tech University Accounting, Business Machines, Business Management Wanda Waldron B.A.-La. Tech University M.Ed.- Northwestern University Library Jackie Whitlock B.A., M.A., Ed.5.- La. Tech Uni- versity American History, La. History, Yearbook Lab, Newspaper Lab Resume, Chatterbox, Cat Tracks iW -s xwmw. H M Keanu 'xx Gregory Williams B.S.- Alcorn State University General Science. Physical Ed. Football Howard Whitlock B.5.. M.S., +30- La. Tech Univer- sity Physical Ed. Basketball, Golf Augusta Wilson Virginia Williams A.I3.-Talladega College M.S.-La. Tech University Algebra, Geometry Pepettes ga V 43 Paul Woodard B.S., M.A.-La. Tech University Band Director, Instrumental Mu- Tatum Young A.l3.- Old Dominion N0 YOU d0n'flU M. Ed.-Georgia College Special Ed. Faculty D 31 F RESHMAN CLASS F CLASS FAVORITES Veronica Rogers Jeff Albritton Tami Cooper Carol Jones Ronald Stringfellow Barry Taylor Alisa Thomas Bobbie Carter h cl.Ass ornclsns President Rusty Haile Vice-President T Tim Rogers Secretary Veronica Rogers Treasurer Rod Pilgreen nu Qfsrqi Joe Abel Sowmya Abraham Ann Acheson Gary Acklin Susan Adair James Adkins Daphne Albritton Jeff Albritton Laurie Albritton Salvina Albritton Krishna Akundi Todd Anderson Pam Andrews Anthony Archie Kelvin Archie Wayne Ardon Donna Atkins Ray Atkins Scott Audirsch Ricky Barnes Karen Barrlnger Laura Basler Joe Belton Tammy Bepley Toni Bilberry Tom Biscomb Brad Blair Jack Blocker Mark Boersma Pamela Bowden Angela Bradford Tracey Bradshaw Carla Braudawoy Lee Brodon Bobby Buggs Bridgette Buggs Brooks Buice Angela Buttram James Caesar Beverly Caldwell Kenny Caldwell Nancy Caldwell Freshmen 0 30 Angela Canda Barbarba Carter Bobbie Carter Clifford Causey Bill Clendenen Genie Coleman Lezlie Collins Tami Cooper Tracy Copeland Randy Correy Angela Crawford Roderick Crawford William Culbertson Yolanda Curlee Kevin Curran - Wayne Daniel Tom Davenport Jill David Fred Davidson Steve Davison Sonya Davis Delando Diamond Mischa Duggan Byron Earls Pam Elawest Helen Ellis Rachelle Ensminger Johnny Ethridge Shannon Fair Elizabeth Fallin Amy Ferguson Lujuana Fields Mike Finnorn Amy Foster Kelly Gaido Thomas Galli 34 ' Freshmen .SX FRESHIYIEN . . . ic 'Ls -ct!! 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'3'.- kills K, 3 5 r if ff Prentis Gant Lisa Garner Todd Gibbs Carl Glover Todd Goudy James Grant Mary Green Michael Green Randy Gullatt Rusty Haile Marcy Hammons Brenda Hankins Tonya Hanna Stacey Hormson Sylvia Harris Kevin Harrison Greg Herbert Anne Hilburn Michael Hinajosa Jody Hoenbe Yvette Holmes Barbara Holyfield Wayne Holtzclaw Callie Hood Eric Hood Kyle Horton Leroy Humphries Alfred Hunter Robert Hunter Dorothy Jackson Mio Jackson Robert Jackson Roderick Jackson Roger Jackson Teresa Jackson Pat Jenkins Freshman ' 35 Tyrone Jenkins Joel Johnson Matt Johnson Mattye Johnson Melissa Johnson Steve Johnson Carol Jones Cindy Jones Elizabeth Jones Kelly Jones Lisa Jones Lee Jordan Brooks Juice Deanna Kelly Jones Kelly Julie Kelso Leroy Kimble Terry LaFretta Andrea Larin Sharon Larance Scott Lautiger Ronnie Lewis Laura Lloyd Don Love Dale Loyd David Lucas Sunchari McCallisler Bill McClendenen James McClinton Sharon McConnell Cheri McCormick Patrick McDonald Billy McGee 36 0 Freshmen ,A-eau. If Pass the peace pipe please -N l-7' O ,I ' 1 .,' we lyey M n ,rg or 'I 153 WM' Moak? t o AVAAV Q 'Q ft .A ' VfV,z Tis, P A Sgallon head in a 10-gallon hat. Yolanda McGee David McKaskle Gaylo McVay Shalaine Mack Chris Malley Colleen Manuel Esperanza Marchany Paul Martin James Mattox Joe Melton Louise Melton Michael Miles Clarence Mitchell Danny Mitchell Denise Mitchell Valarie Mitchell Moore David Marilyn Moore Melissa Moore Kim Moran David Moreland Christie Moss Terry Moss Sam Myles Timothy Nelson .Ioe Newton Doen Noles Lori Owens Lorissa Owens Debra Parnell Tim Parker Wes Payne Freshmen ' 37 Keith Payne Tim Pesnell Kenneth Pierce Melanie Pilgreen Rod Pilgreen Stephanie Plummer Scott Plunkett Sam Ponder Tina Pope Chad Posey Latrica Pringle Ricky Pylant Stacy Quarles Amy Ringham Carla Robinson Donna Roots Tim Rogers Veronica Rogers Robby Russell Jimmy Sawyer Angela Sears .Iuanda Sears Kim Shaver 36 1 Freshmen 'qi R... ,is Y ,. at V ig, iff? 'Wie' Of course, l use Close-up. Q ' . rf: lit N - - Q' . , ' 5. X sr A' g XX as 'Q Q 2 Q his WS X 3 S 3 S l don't type I just look at the pictures. 'tt ' a If ifwx 345 PL? G ,Nm 04f, Eff -'T Does anybody know what's going on? , i t ? its RHS typicaly dressed women Amy Shaw Nancy Shepard Grag Simpson Dexter Sims Kevin Singleton Terri Singleton Cinda Sistrunk Keith Skipper Michel Slaughter Gary Smith Gavin Smith Pat Smith Robert Smith Randy Snow Anthony Spencer Tony Spivey Tracy Stanfield John Steed Alisha Streets Kelly Stephenson Pam Stewart Thomas Stewart Allen Strange Gabriele Streets Freshmen 39 Greg Streppes Angel Strickland Janice Stringfellow Ronald Stringfellow John Sullivan Scott Summers Tommie Sutton Barry Taylor Will Temple James Terrell Steffani Terri Randy Terrill Brady Thiess Alisa Thomas Brian Thomas Clay Thompson Doug Thompson Lisa Thompson Robin Thompson Teresa Thompson 40 0 Freshmen f fi Tarzan l You Jane I V wgztf, t 2 f I Q., A F f 2 1 mmun'n!mnr ll is N g , iyk . E t .1 V 1 . . . J ,, U rtg p ' 'S if - . Jam the boxl E at 52 , u 23 v 5 I David Tindall Stanely Tolman Michelle Torbor Sharon Troxel Greg Underwood Robin Wainwright The perfect study hall. Joe Wolker Ruben Wall Sam Watson Debbie Welch Pamela West Curtis Williams Kia.. Reggie Williams Rocky Williams Karl Williamson Michelle Wilkins Dennis Woods Michelle Woodson 1 Chris Wyatt 3 Aaron Young ' Marilyn Young This year's perfect 10 minus 9! Freshmen 0 41 SCDPHCMCRE CLASS CLASS FAVORITES 42 Sph Key Fincherr Lori Potts Sherita Dimmer Kelly Neville Caroline Margum Sonya Albritton Mike Williams CLASS OFFICERS President - Kerry Merritt Vice President- Edward Hill Secretary- Cindy Clayton Treasurer- , Kim Pace fe? i f if A 2? , 1 Jw ,,,,,f .Q W3 4 V' J- l'd weor thot too, if I looked like youl Was Mike Abel Sonya Albritton Jeanette Allen Lynn Alford Kim Anderson Michael Anderson Carla Andrews Dennis Austin Kim Austin Pom Austin Phillip Boker Billy Bollis Sophomores 0 43 Sam Barnett Amy Batten Becky Beasley Toni Billberry Julie Black Terry Bourgeois Karen Bowers Ronnie Bowden Mickey Boyle Beth Boyter Travis Boyett Debra Bradford Tammy Bradshaw Tondra Brewster Vanessa Brewster Robert Bryan Eric Bryant Kim Bullock Richard Bullock Sandy Bunn Richard Butler Natalie Caraway Gregory Carter Mildred Castle Carol Chaffers Sandy Chatley Trish Chrisman 44 0 Sophomores T I A nd here's Patricia is ' il :..-1 Seeing Double? S i Tonya Church Cindy Clayton Barbra Clements Patricia Craft Shannon Creech Jackie Cochran Wanda Collinsworth Laura Colville Randy Colvin Melvin Combs Angela Cook Patricia Cooper Michele Copeland Keith Curran Regina Dansbee Clenette Davis Lisa Dade Donna Davison Jim Davison Tracy Davison Dewonna Dean Kroig Deike Gary Dick Sonya Dickens Sherita Dimmer Karl Dosher Keith Dosher Alan Dowdell Anthony Drayton Sophomores 1 45 Quenton Drayton Kathy Duke Derrek Dunn Scott Eberz Kyle Edmiston Steven Elliot Darryl Emerson Eric Emerson Julie Ezell Thomas Farmer Shaun Fields Key Fincher Angela Fleming Chuck French John Ford Tina Ford Delainey Foster Pam Garr Scott Gorison Rhonda Gay Kerry Gibbs Michelle Giesse Patrick Goldsmith Lisa Goree Amy Grafton Joe Grafton Kathy Grafton Clint Graham Sherry Green Jason Griffin Louise Griffin Tammie Grimes Billy Hadley Lamar Hancock Katy Hanlon 46 0 Sophomores A Sophs Are . . . ,Zz Q51 X 'il x gg f X Xl 5,3 1 K fi 'A is is X 1 . s' . Ski' W5 se ,M ,. A Mg! Carla Harrison Scott Harrison Susan Harrison Lisa Hartzog Jim Hatcher Kevin Hawkins Edward Hill Lydia Holtzclaw Robin Horton Amy House Maurice Hudson Rodney Hudson Tom Hudball Donna Jackson Erocos Jackson Jarrel Jackson Robert Jackson Robin Jackson Tracy Jackson Darrel James Danny Jarmon Cathedral Jenkins Drrell Jenkins Tim Jenkins Kelly Johnson Ernest Jones Chester Jordan Tyron Jordan Barry Kelley Shonta Kelley Jenne Kemp Anthony Kidd Brenda Kilgore Glenda Kilgore Michelle King Darren Kroblin Sophomores ' 47 Glenda Lewis Nita Lewis Nita Liner Glythenia Livingston Chip Lowe Caroline Mongum Vickie Mayfield Kerry Merritt Mary Carol Metzler Karen Milford Sharon Mitchell Tytis Mitchell Angela Modest Derrick Modest Rebecca Modest Sheryl Modest Karen Moran David Murad 48 0 Sophomores X lsey 3 f is ,ia i wp ii Howdy Partner! EWS, 'V ::-4 3 i .nl lt's only me- THE KID. 6 fs Where Did You Pick Up Thar, Mac? U ls ir true that girls make passes at guys with glasses? 5 X Colleen McCall .lim McCall Jessica McCann Renee McCarter Renette McCarrer Phillis McDonald Billy McGee Kevin McGivney Sheila McHenry Shane McKaskle Marvin McMurray Kelly Neavllle Evelyn Nelson Lisa Nunn Casey O'NeiI Broadrich Outley Carla Ourley Kristi Pace Sophomore: 0 49 Kim Pace Ken Parks Carol Parkman Janie Parr Julie Payton Shannon Pody Donna Pee Jennifer Phillips Joey Poche Richard Post Lori Potts Donna Pylant Helen Rammon Sarah Reeveas Terry Richards Tommy Richards John Richardson Terrial Roberson Lisa Rogers Dirk Roots Amy Russell Robert Sampson Keith Scriber David Scott Elizabeth Sheridan Suzanne Sherrard Edwin Shrell Eddie Sim Reginald Singleton Sharon Skipper 50 0 Sophomores 3 ,H--x 2 Down And Angie Smith Derrick Smith Michelle Smith Stacy Smith Becky Snook f Terry Snowden Michael Stevens Leaetta Stewart Lynn Stoppleworth Marvin Stringfellow Glenn Tassin Blythe Taylor Darren Theriot Joe Thiels David Thompson James Thompson Levell Thurman Penny Thurman Barbara Tolman Charles Turner Joyce Tyler Michelle Viator Serena Warren Karl Washington Bobby Watson Mac Welch Sandie Whatley Scott White Susan Wilkinson Michelle Wilkins Cathy Williams Mike Williams Mitchell Williams Nina Williams Randy Williams Shirley Williams Roderick Wright Brian Woodard Frank Woody Janell Woolsey Sophomores 0 51 JUNICDR CLASS CLASS FAVORITES S Stuart Fortner Janet Humphries Markus Snowden Jamie Dauterive Keith Peden Kay Banks l52Jl CLASS OFFICERS President- Jamie Dauterive Vice-President Karla Ellis Secretary Renee Banks Treasurer Deborah Colvin The Class Cf ' Q25 83 Steve Adkins Salvina Albritton Angela Ambrose Todd Ambrose Yolanda Anders Jerri Anley Alesia Ayo Kay Banks Rene Banks Felicia Blake Julie Blake Julia Bowden Lois Bradford Patrick Bradshaw Scot Brosuell Joe Brown Randy Bruley Tommy Caesar Vivian Calcote Amy Callaway Anthony Carter Jeff Camp Bobby Cato Randy Ceasar Chris Cartlidge Jeffrey Chltwood Ladonna Clemons Katherine Clendenon Melissa Clinger Fatina Crowe John Cochran Wendy Cockerham Stacey Coleman Sandra Collins Kim Colllnsworth Deborah Colvin Juniors ' 53 Tierny Copeland Marilyn Dade Pam Dade Jamie Dauterive Jeff Dauzat Bridgette Davis Lisa Duncan Angela Dunn Sandra Dunn Carol Echols Vivan Eggleston Karla Ellis Melba Evans Shane Fair Angela Ferguson Tim Flournoy Allison Ford Lawrie Fortner Stuart Fortner Jay Frasier 54 ' Juniors Look Out World ,, .ak Ohl How l love the rainll ' Here We Come!! f, 1 Jr, f -rt L. as J ps ,gy l just love army men. Shannon Frasier Stephanie Free James Gant Cassandra Garr Micheal Gilbert Karen Gilley Shelia Glover Funsha Goldsmith Phyllis Goree Kelly Gouedy Anthony Green Tad Grider Billy Grimes Ben Haley Ramie Hammons Gary Hampton Duwanye Hancock Steve Hancock James Hardy Leonard Hargrove Juniors 0 55 Sean Harrington Becky Harris Kayla Harris Angela Heard Lisa Hester Edward Hays Elizabeth Higgins Vera Hobson Howard Hockenjos Denise Holyfield Catheoral Houston Jolanda Houston Randy Hudson Jimmy Humphrey Liz Humphrey Janet Humphries Jennifer Hursh Domone Jackson Wanda Jackson Serena Jenkins Sheila Jenkins Greg Johnson Richie Johnson Tammy Johnson Teri Johnston Kurtis Johnston 56 0 Juniors W., My mother always told me that l should have gone to college. Zhi l l Q 2, , M 2 131 1 , 'ti f 2 E -J-' My baby! Bruce Jones Cynthia Jones Felicia Jones Shonna Jordan Jeanette Kelly Shandonna Kelly Micheal Kobb David Kroblin Ranjit Kumar David Kirkham Kip Lacy Mac Lazarus Penny Lee LaShay Livingston Shannon Logan Angelo Lowery Laura Lowther Karla McCalllster Johnette McCann Jackie McClelland Chris McCullen Robert McGraw Jennifer McKinney Terry McMurray Joyce McMurray David Mabry Juniors '57 Katherine Molley Laura Malone Darrell Manning James Mathis Robin Mattison Wanda Mattox Angela Mayfield Chiketha Mayfield Dianne Mayfield Phyllis Mayfield Lisa Mays Robert Melton Michelle Miller Rose Moon Brady Moore Sudho Muddapu Debbie Murrey Chris Nichols Kerry Norris Tim Orwell Laura Parr Jeff Patton Keith Peden Wanda Peterson Lee Porter Angela Pringle Kenneth Rabon f' f ' 56 0 Juniors Hip, hip, hoorayl Jackie Reader Robin Pteeveas Sarah Reeveas David Reneau Carolyn Reynolds Luc Richard Eve Riser Dennis Roots Cynthia Salmon Alan Samuel Steve Sanders Donna Sanford Ruby Saulsberry Karen Scott Anthony Sims Laurie Singleton Richie Sims Corene Smith Franky Smith Kim Smith Twanna Snipe Markus Snowden Monica Spearman William Spears Philip Springer Pam Stephenson Juniors 0 59 Aliscia Strickland Brad Stuckey Jay Tellis Laura Lee Temple Angela Thomas Deborah Thomas Joel Trammell Mary Turner Ricky Upshaw Keith Viator Janita Ward Robert Warren Randell Waters Linda Watson Herbert Wells Kenneth Wessels Candie Whatley Regina White Elizabeth Wiggins Kathy Williams Kellye Williams Kenosha Williams Jackie Williams Ramona Williams Tonika Wilson Jerry Windsor 60 ' Juniors Jesse Winzer Kim Wisterman Jeffrey Woods Karen Wright Dwight Wright Gay Young M0900 ,S that Story fhof fu,-,nya Am I reading this wrong or do we really have to write a 500 page Juniors ' 61 Samson CLASS GFFIEERS PRESIDENT - PNIYI NELSON VICE-PRESIDENT - LEJURNN CNLCOTE SECRETARY - REITIA REESE TRERSURER - JCDNNIE THIELS JAMES TERRON ALDRITTON Outstandlng Student-1: Student Councll. Representatlve 1-2, Sgt. at Arms 3, President 4: Class Fovorlte 1-2: Class Handsome 3: Class Presldent 1-2: Basketball 1-3: FTA 3. Presldent 2: FCA 2: Natlonal Honor Soclety 3-4: CHAlTERBOX 0-4: Spanlsh Club 4: Presldentlal Classroom 4: Mast lntelllgent. Most Ukely to Succeed, Most Dependable 4: Honor Roll. J' I To the underclossmen and Senlors, too: Work hard lor your education, and you won't be blue. KERR Y ALBRITTON i TRICIA ANN ANDREWS RY JEANETTE ARCHIE Club 1-3 Glee Club 2-4 Accent Club 2- FHA 4 ROSS ROBERT BARNEIT ATKINS b- STEPHEN PRICE BARKER Q FORD LEE BARMORE ARD WILLIAM BARNES chlng Band 1-4 Symphonic Band 2-4: Superlor Solo Ensemble 2-3: Honor Bond 3: Band Captaln 4. f H. -:, ! ROSE MARIE BEDFORD NATALIE LYNN BLAKE Glee Club 1-2: Chalr 3-4: Solo Ensemble Festlval 2-4: Keywanettes 4: CLICK 3: Pepettes. Booster 1, Marcher 2: Accent Club 3: Llterary Rally 3: FBLA 4: COE 4. f A R' rr THIA GA Y BOURGEOIS ttes Booster 1 Matcher 2 JV Cheerleader Cheadl 2: Varslty Cheerleader 3 fHeadl 4: Glee Club 1: Solo Ensemble 1: nce Falr wlnner 1 Soclal Studles Falr wlnner 3: Keywannetres 2-4: Student Councll Representative 2-3. Ex-Offlclo 4: e TTERDOX 2-0 Edltor 4 Class Presldent 3: Letter Award 3. Natlonal Honor Soclety 34: Accent 3. CLICK 3: Presldentlal room 4 Most Dependable Mast Sophlstlcated, Best Leader 4: Honor Roll. yourself and be the person you hope to BRADSHA W Club 12-4 Solo Ensemble Festlval 4: 4-H 1-3: Speech Club 4: Accent Club 4: Safety Councll 4: Most School Splrlt 4. . K ally dld It In the end Now a whole new llle begins. 'I A3 if Seniors 0 63 ,A+-. , W fig' ' Q , . in . A A I 1 - gl ,pe f fl ' ' J, 95 Y U' 1 L. Q .W 5 ' f ts- sc K . at A Q, Q JR. WILLIAM BURR BRANTLEY LADONNA SUZONNE BRAZZEL DOUGLAS ALVIE DREWER PAULA JEAN BREWSTER 3 N. fi- . f A r ,egrilfr 5 SQ ., Q MSF -., r I X 'X ALICIA ELLINE DROMELL lnternotlonol School Manllla, Phlllpplne lslands: Cross Country 1-2. R.H.S.: Accent 3-4: Keywonnettes 4: Honor Roll. Those thlngs worth dolng. ore worth dolng well, BRENDA VAREEN DR YAN Marching Bond 2-4, Concert Bond 2-3, Symphonlc Bond 34, Flag Coptoln 3, 1st Lleutenant 4: Accent Club 3: Honor Roll. t 64 0 Seniors f . Q, 1. GLORIA MARIE BUGG5 LAWANDA GALE BUGG5 4-H Club 1: Softball 3-4: Glee Club 1-2, Choir 8: Salety Councll 4: FHA 4 Homecomlng Court 4 Honor Roll Always keep o sharp head. a sharp mlnd, and remember the good thlngs and leave the bad behind lag xxglflr LAURA FAY BULLOCK Let's get Steve. He-'ll eat anything. JENNIFER JILL DUSSE Y Laurens Dlstrlct 55 High School: JV Cheerleader 1-2. Pep Club 1-3, Varslty Cheerleader 3: Junlor Honor Society 1, Secretary 2, Notlonol Honor Soclety 3: FHA 1: Rotary Top Ten 1-3: FCA 2. Soclal Chalrman 3: Mlss Sophomore 2: Powderpufl Team 3: Key Club 3: French Club Vlce Presl- dent 3: FTO 3: Yearbook Staff 3: lunlor Prlncess 3. R.H.S.: Natlonol Honor Soclety 4: Keywonnettes 4: CHAT- TERBOX 4: Beauty 4: Llterary Rally 4: Soclal Studles Folr Winner 4: Honor Roll. I CHRIS CLA YTON DR YAN COBB Y KA THLEEN COL VIN nce Falr Vlnner 1: Pepettes 1-2: French Club 2-0: CLICK 3-4: Keywannettes 3-4: Nallonal Honor Soclery 3-4: Accent 4: E 4: Honor Roll. NDY MELTON COL VIN Rally 1: baseball, JV 2, Varslty 34: FCA 3-4: Interact Club 4: CHATTERBOX 4: Honor Roll. LEJUANA ALFEA CALCOTE Cholr 3, Advlsor 4, Glee Club 1-2, Mlxed Quartet 4: Volleyball 1: Track 2-3: COE 4: Class Vlce Presldenr 4: Most Sophlstlcated 4. Best Leader 4: FTA Secretary 3, President 4: Accent Club 3-4: 4-H Club 1- 3: Llbrary Club, Secretary 2: FBLA 3-4, Secretary 2: CLICK 3: Poetry Award 1-3: Honor Roll. Shoot for the rap. don't settle lor less. Pur God 1st, and you'll always be the best, DARRELL IVA YNE CARA IVA Y Could I have this Mc Dance? NETTIE ANN CARNEY Pepettes 1-0, JV Cheerleader 2, Morcher 2. Vorslty Cheerleader 3: Natlonol Honor Soclely 3, President 4: Keywonnettes 3-4: Cholr 0-4, Solo-Ensemble 2: Glee club 1-2, GlrI's State 4: Outstandlng Student 1: CLICK 3: Letter Award 3: Honor Roll. LISA RENA CARTER Basketball 1-4. Varslty Letter 2-4: Softball 2-4. Vorslty Letter 2-4: Track 1-4: 4-H Club 1-2: Safety Councll 4: Most Athletic 4. JAMES BRENT COLEMAN Baseball IV 1-2. Varslty 1'4: Basketball 1: Key Club 3-4: Poetry Award 3: Honor Roll. lr's now or never, SANDRA C OLLIN5 P H513 4: ' 'NQHI' Seniors 0 65 curusrr LYNN crmvrorw V Atlanta HI9h School. Atlanta, Texas: Band-1 -jjff ' f e H RHS: Cholr 3-4: Keywannettes 3-4: Poetry Award 3: Honor Roll. nun mAvrs cnum Q V. LL, 5' Pepettes. Booster 1. Matcher 2, Bearcat Belles 14. Sr. Co-Captaln 4: Keywannettes 2-4, Presldent 3: Student Councll Representatlve 3: CLICK 3-4: Natlonal Honor Soclety 3-4: Outstandlng Student 1: Poetry Award 3: French Club 2: FCA 4: yi Llterary Rally 4: Honor Roll. 5 'l r ft: KAREN YVETTE CULDERTSON 4-H 1-2: Accent 3-4: cholr 4: Industrlal Arts Club 4: Fl'A 4: Llbrary Club 1-2. .::: , , , Zl' ' 5 . 1 ig :': ,fri I W, V V . ,, tll I R, , Em ANTHONY cunrus :gn 'iii' ,X . 4 SENICJRS EDDIE BERNARD DADE Baseball, .IV 2-3, Varslty 4: Varslty Letter. TAMMY LEE DANIEL Track 3-4: Cholr 4: FTA 4. I've enjoyed my stay here wlth you, RHS. But now It's time to depart. Farewell! PATRICIA ANN DAVIDSON Cholr 3: FBLA 0-4: COE 4: Glee Club 1-2: Honor Roll. LA QUANTA MARIA DAVIS Glee Club 1-2: Chalr 34. Secretary 4: Class Beauty 2-4: Class Favorlte 2: Llterary Rally 2: Pepettes. Booster 2. Marcher 2. Flag Squad 0. Secretary 3, Bearcat Belles 4: Homecomlng Representatlve 3, Mold al Honor 4: FTA 3, Vlce-President 4: FBLA 3, Treasurer 4: Accent 3: Most Courteous, Best All Around 4: Honor Roll. Stepping up an the ladder of success won't be easy: so stand on solld ground. wr. MEL VIN LOUIS DA VIS , MICKIE LOU DA VI5 66 ' Seniors ,, M 1 gp 7, 9 tw if I I rt ,I g ,, : , 5 1 rf tg Q ,,, S 5951 Mi A X5 7 A Vg! S 3' pf 3 1 y v I - 5 JEROME DEAN , - f - Football, Freshman 1, Vorslty 2-4. CoptoIn's Award 4. Best Delenslve Llneman 4. All-Dlstrlct 4: Track 2-4: Most Courteous 4 ti, x ' K P3 'll guess by now you can take o hunch, and llnd out I am the coptoln ol the bunch. Y A , ,V K. r 2. Q 5, W WILLIS Dsnoss Ja. ' ' -j Football, Freshman 1. Vorslty 4: Track 1-4, Cross Country 3. Vorslty Letter 2-4: FBLA 3-4. s We are wlnners, but llfe hos just begun. ' Qt! 1 . X :sl KAR! DEIKE X. LAURA sus: :mow M ' lee Club 1-2, Cholr 3: Poetry Award 1: Sclence Folr Winner 1: Pepettes 1: Keywannettes 2-4, Board Member 3-4: Natlonal onor Society 3-4: Accent Club. Committee Cholrman 3: School Letter 3: FBLA 3-4: Honor Roll. 0F 1982 . ,, .V IVIA YVETTE DIMMER eppettes. Marching 2: Softball Manager 3: Safety Councll 2-4: Class Favorlte 2.3: Homecomlng Court 2,4: FBLA 4: COE 4: pury Commander ROTC 4: Honor Roll. . JEAN DUNA WA Y CARITHIA CHARMANE DUNN Llterory Rally 1: FI'A 2: lndustrlal Arts Club 3: Honor Roll. ROBERT EBEKZ JR. MONTAGUE ELLFI7' Club 1-4 Golf 1-3 State Golf Meer 1 Letter 1 Class Handsome 14 Class Favorite 1-3 Glee Club 2-3 Basketball JV 3 4 CLICK 3-4 Accent 3-4 Most Courteous Most Sophlstlcoted Best All Around 4 RESUME 4 Lo Boy s Store 4 Honor ny man wlshes to come after me let hlm deny himself and take up hls cross dolly and follow after me Luke 9 23 INDA GAIL ELLIOTT epettes 1-2: Cholr 3-4: Glee Club 1-2-4. X Seniors ' Bake someone happyl PAUL DOUGLAS EMMON5 I don't know how I made It, but I dIdI TRACY LYNN FARLEY Class Beauty 1-3: Pepettes 1-2: JV Cheerleader 2, Varslty Cheerleader 3: Glee Club 1-2, Solo Festlval: Sclence Falr Wlnner 1: Hamecomlng Court 2- 4: Class Favorlte 3: Tennls Team 3-4: Student Councll Representative 4: Cholr 4, is THERESIA FAYE FISCHER Llbrary Club 1-2: FHA 2. I LAURIE ANN FOWLER DELLA MAURICE FROST Safety Councll 164: ROTC 2: Llbrary Club 1-2: Softball 2-3: Pepettes 3: Industtlal Arts Club 3: CLICK 3-4. I speclally thank my parents who were wlth me through all my ups and downs. pushed me through all the hard tlmes, and shared with me through all the good tImes. 68 ' Seniors BRANDI LEA FISHER Cedar Creek HS: Cougerettes 2: Cholr 2: Basketball 2: Track 2, RHS: Pepettes 163: Mascot 4: Glee Club 154: Cholr 3-4: Solo Ensemble Sextet 4: Most School Splrlt 4. PENNY LOUISE FLOYD Chauderant HS: FHA 1-2: Basketball 2. RHS: ROTC 4. To be or not to be ls your choice to make, but be yourself and be somebody. KENNETH LEE FROST ROTC, Squad Leader. Sgt., Loglstlc NCO, Drlll Team Deputy Commander. Color Guard 2, Loglstlcs ofllcer, Fllght Commonde Color Guard Commander, Drlll Team 3. Drlll Team. Color Guard, 1st Sgt. 4: Industrlal Arts 0: FBLA 4: Accent 4. Ruston I-Ilgh School will always be In the back of my mInd. JEFFERY HALL FUNDERIJURK 1 I :S .4-ef PHILIP MARSHALL GARNER Vldalla. GA: Varsity Football 2. RHS: CLICK 3-4. I dldn't thlnk lt would ever endI AVYON BERNARD GARR 1 K 5f ' A 5 fx ORIE ANN GINN epettes, Nlarcher 2-3: Glee Club 2: Cholr 3-4. Solo Ensemble 2-4: NEDT ward 1: Keywannettes 2-4: Poetry Award 160: National Honor Soclety : Honor Rall. AUL ER WIN GOREE rt Club 1-2: ROTC. Drlll Team 3. VICA, Assistant Secretary 4. l'm an my way to better things. ROBIN FUTRELL Keywannettes 2-4: Pepertes 1: Matcher 2-3: I lee Club 1-2: Cholr 34, Sextet 3. Trio 4: Class Treasurer 2: Class Beauty 3-4: Tennis Team 2-4, Regional Runner-ups 3, Va Iry letter 3: FCA 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Best All Around 4: Honor Roll. DAWN GARNER Pepettes, Booster 1. Marcher ZS, Vlce-Preslde nt 4: Bearcat Belle 4: Keywannertes 44: FCA 4: Poetry Winner 153: Class Secretary 2: Class Favorite 2: Glee Club 1-2: Ch ir 3-4. Sexter 2, Trlo 1st place 4: Tennls earn 2-4. Wlnlest: Homecoming court 4: Honor Roll. . . qw ur f5,v,, :1 X . I Q fr Q M 4 4 ,Rf :K 5 DAMBIE LYNN GAY Pepettes. Booster 1, Marcher 2. Flag Squad 3: Accent 3: Basketball 1: CLICK 3-4. STEVEN TODD GILBERT Outstanding student 1: Speech Club 1-4. Presldent 3: Basketball Manager 1-4: Football tllmer 4: Key Club 2-4. Treasurer 0-4: Glee Club 1-2, Solo Ensemble 2: Cholr O-4. Treasurer 4, Solo Ensemble 3-4: Literary Rally: National Honor Society 3-4: Student Council 3, Treasurer 4: Presidential Classroom 4: CLICK 4: Class Presldent 3: 1st Essay Winner at LASC: Most Dependable. Most Likely to Succeed 4: Honor Roll. Brethern, I do not regard myself as having laid hold ol It yer: but one thlng l do: forgetting what lies behind and reaching forward to what Iles ahead. CPhII. 8:05 ' wif ,gy 165' 1 A, ' ix x -: W :. Wiz.: .N I , V I tig f r-E ' ax 6 , ' LANANDRA Dsruss slum A of I ' F :Q Mk , P . r I I hate these family picnicsl JAMES MICHAEL GRIGSBY Seniors 0 69 PATRICE MUNSEL GUY STEVEN ROY HAMMON5 Poetry Award 2-3: French Club 2-4, Foreign Language Festlval 2-3: Soclal Studles Falr 2-3, 1st place 3: Accent 3-4, Presldent 4: Q CLICK 3-4: Literary Rally 3-4: FBLA 3-4, Dlstrlct Rally 34: Honor Roll. JOHN CALVIN HATCHER MICHEAL OSHA HEARD 4 as - ' 5' - e , i In ,. H ,, 5' .a.. Fifi ' as-S r g a Q 1: F 3 re 70 U Seniors E LORA LEE Hleslnnorum Pepettes 1-4, Booster 1. Marcher 2, Sr. Marching Commander 3-4: RE- SUME Staff 1-4, Business Manager 4: Tennls Team 1-4: Outstanding Student 1: Student Councll 3-4: Nation Honor Soclety 3-4: La. GIrI's State 4: Presldentlal Classroom 4: Honor Rall. KEVIN SCOTT HILBURN M Q E 7 W S 2 fz S f f V 'f 71 , f W ,, f Q. sri: 5 I W 4. f ' s. X 47 A K Lk wtsl Q CHER YL D'5HAN HANCOCK Pepettes 1. Matcher 2-3: Glee Club 1-2: Chalr 3-A: Keywannettes 3-4: Honor Roll. CYNTHIA ALISON HARVEY Marching Band 1, Solo Ensemble. Concert Band, Freshman Band Award 1: Sophomore Bond Award 2, Symphonic Band 1 Outstanding Student 1: Soclal Studies Falr 2-3: Sclence Falr 1: Rlfle Squad 2: RESUME staff 2-4: FTA, Presldent 3, Secretary A Class Treasurer 3: Student Councll 3-4: Natlonal Honor Saclety 4: FBLA, Vlce-Presldent 4: Letter Award: Honor Rall. Free at last, free at Iastl - Thank God Almlghry, I'm free at Iostl MLKing TERRI SUSAN HEDGECOKE Vollyball 1: Basketball, Freshman 1, JV 2. Varslty 0: Track 1-4, State 2: Speech Club 1-4: Softball 2-4, MVP 3-4: ROTC 2--1, Stal Sgt. 2, Fllght Commander 3. Squadron Commander 4: Tennls Team 4: National Honor Soclety 3-4: Honor Roll. The woods are lovely. dark, and deep, but I have pramlses to keep, and mlles to ga before I sleep. FROST TINA LYNN HENDERSON l know that this fit in here somewhere! DENISE HOLLAND DENISE HOLMES Q ANN HUMPHRIE5 DERICK EUGENE JACKSON ,. ,. , Booster 1: Glee Club 1: Cholr 2-3: COE 4. v X ai -I A . E 1 S -4 L 'W .V 4 CURT DAVIS HINTON L' V Key Club 1-4: FCA 3-4: Ncrtlonol Honor Society 0-4: Football 1-4, Varsity letter 2-4: Honor Roll. I ,P h. , ' Y DAISY MAE HOLLAND K DOUGLAS LEE HOLSTEAD Interact 1-4: Art Club 1: FCA 2-4: CLICK O-4: Football 1-4, Varslty letter 2-4. JUAN MESHENNA HOOPER Outstondlng Student 1: FHA 2: FFA 3-4: FBLA 4. LIve for today. ond not Ior tomorrow. WowlII lt's Monday already? ANN ELIZABETH HOUSE RHS: Accent 4: CLICK 4: Keywonnettes 4. -' 5 CAROLINE RACHEL HULL Lourens DlstrIc1 55 HS: Notlonol honor soclety 2-3: French Club 0. A ' : L r . in , I I -sf-1 A 2..t,W.aad'm ' . Senrors ' I , No, Monty's not up there, Nettie! JA CQUELINE ANN JOHNSON AARON BERNARD JAMES 4 SERENA LENEISE JENKINS 4-H 1: FHA 141. SenIors of '82 are the best SLI ' 2 Student Councll 1: 4-H 1: ROTC, staff Sgt. 3-4: Library Club 1-2: CLICK 3: FTA 2: Honor Roll, I slncerely thunk my parents for the tlme, opportunlty, and love that they have glven me. JEANFIT E JONES ' Seniors CHARLES MARK KELLEY KELLY KARIN KENDKICK CHRISTOPHER ROWLAND KA VANAUGH BasketbollManoger1-2:Glee Club 1-2, Superlor Solo 1:ChoIr3--1,AlI-State chorus O-4. Superior Solo Ensemble 4: French Clul 4, Presldent 3-4, Hlstorlan 2: FCA 3: CLICK 3: Accent 0: Model UN 3: Nutlonal Honor Soclety 3-4, Treasurer 4: Llterary RaIIy.I place: Soclal Studles Folr Or Tennls Team 4: Forelgn Language Festlvol 1-3: School Letter: Honor Roll. ' lr's not how Intelligent one ls that counts, but how he uses It. Muzcus AOLAND KAY I T Is that Ronnie? . . . or Rhonda? i JAME5 LADD 1-4: Key Club 4. EUGENE LARANCE of ,asv lcxy LANE LEE RTRA FAY LEWIS HA 2-4: ROTC 24: Accent 4: Honor oll. .pm . 5... 'l5AN YACHIN LIN Werary Rally 1-3: NEDT Award 1: Outstandlng Student 1: Accomponlst of Glee Club 1-4: Cholr 4: Poetry Contest 1: Sclence Falr Inner 3: Keywannettes 2-4: Tennls Team 1-4. Varsity Letter 2-4, Reglonal Champlon - Glrl's Doubles 3: Natlanal Honor clety 3-4: School Letter Award 3: Most Talented 4. FCA 4: Honor Roll. 'INETTE MARSHA LOWERY lA 2: Accent 3. enlors ol '82, Good Luck In whatever you do. SHERRI LYNN KENNEDY 4H Club 3-4. BYRON FITZGERALD KIDD Glee Club 1-2. Cholr -14. Solo Ensemble 1-2.4: Class Favorlte 1-8: Class Handsome 1-4: 4-H Club 1: Accent 3-4: Track 3: Safety Councll 4: Most Sophlsticated 4. Frlendllest 4. Always alm lor the top, because the bottom ls already full: so look out world here I come. 5? .ii bl . U .E f - lg. -'V KJA N, .A .A c. N . Rig W-Mu .. .e I .. 5. P A 5 ' ALBERT WA YNE LAZARU5, JR. Glee Club 1-2. Cholr 3-4, President 4: Football. Freshman 1. Varslty 2-4. Varslty Letter 2-4. Captaln's Award 4, Scholastlc Award 4. 2nd Team All-Dlstrlct 4: School Letter Award 3: Llterary Rally 2-3, State Rally 3: Key Club 2-4. Vlce President 3, Presldent 4: Student Councll 2-4. Treasurer 0. Ex-Offlclo 4: Natlonal Honor Soclety 3-4. Board Member 3. Vlce President 4: NEDT Flnallst 1: FCA 1-4. Captaln 3-4: Honor Rall. TERRY VAN LEACHMAN DELPHINE LEWIS Outstanding Student 1 FTA 1,4 Band 14 Marchlng Band 1 2 Concert 1 2 Band Flag Corps Co-Coggin 3 Symphonic Band 3 Student Councll Representative 2 National Honor Society 3-4 Secretary 4 FBLA 4 FHA 4 COE 4 Through God all thlngs are possible WILLIE JAMES LEWIS 1 5 Seniors 0 73 DONNA BETH LOWERY KAREN ELIZABETH MABRY Pepettes, Booster 1, Matcher 2. Flag Squad 3: Speech Club 3, Advlsor 4: Accent 3: CLICK 3-4: Soclal Srudles Falr 3: National this A X A A . Q .- I - Honor Society 4. Time flies into one heart to build a nest of memories. Today, class, We will learn discipline. EULANDA MICHELLE MA YFIELD FHA 4: Accent 3-4: ROTC 2-3. Farewell, RH5l DA WN ELIZABETH MA YNOR Pepettes, Booster 1, Marcher 2, Bearcat Belle 34, Co-Captain 4: Glee Club 1-2, Solo Ensemble 2-4: Cholr 341 Keywannettes 2, 4: Nntlanal Honor Society 3-4: CLICK 3-4: FCA 4. De yourself. There are already loo many duplicates In lhls world. 4 ' Seniors ' ww gk :V-it-ci XR Q. S i fails.. j -3-I S ' 'Ty K X, , S ..,. Q- ,U - 3-9 if 1 -fail - MARSHA YVETTE MANNING Beauty 154: Glee Club 1: FBLA 4. eff JIMM Y STONE MAR TIN of MARTI MELINDA MARTIN Pepetres 1-21 Glee Club 1-2: COE 4: Honor Roll. x ,ae ' Sf Q B., I .Q I .lil N .A j umiy j: ,, fl fx HPV . .tg t ff: We c WANDA DENISE MCCALLISTER HOBBY VAN McCLELLAN Cedar Creek HS. Speech Club Vice-President 11 Cholr 1: Class Favorite 1. RHS: Key Club 2-4, Board Member 3, Sr. Advisor 4: RESUME 2-4: CHATTERBOX 4: Class Favorite 21 CLICK 3-4: Art Club 3 Accent 4: Presidential Classroom 4: Student Councll Representative 4: Most School Splrlt 4. l've met cr lot ol great people. l've done a lot ol crazy things. l've had lots of fun, and l've even learned a lIttle. GERRY DOYD McGlVNEY NEDT Award 1: French Club 2-3, Social Chalrmang Literary Rally 2-4: Sclence Falr Wlnner 3 FBLA State Rally 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4: Honor Roll. LISA LADONNA McINTYllE vi 2: 1 . r I m- I ff? , 'zk ,A V, ,f BYRON KINGSTON MILLER, III RESUME 2-4: CLICK 3: Key Club 4: FCA 2-3: Doy's State 0: Outstandlng student 1: Natlonol Honor Soclety 3-4 Football 1 4 All Dlstrlct 4, All-Northeast Team 4, All-State HM 4: Honor Roll. BRIAN ALAN MINOR Mcrrchlng Bond 1-4, Concert Band 1. Symphonlc Band 1-2-4, Solo Ensemble 1-2, Band Award 1-A Honor Roll 'F FELICIA ANDREL M URPHY PAMELA BETH NELSON Glee Club 1-2, Salo Ensemble 1: Poetry Award 1: Pepettes, Booster 1. Freshman Cheerleader 1, Matcher 2, 1V Cheerleader, Co-head 2: Beor- cat Belles, Jr. Co-Coptaln 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4: Student Council Representative 2-4: Presldentlal Classroom 4: Soclol Studies Falr Wlnner 3: Notlonal Honor Society 3-4. Board Member 4: Accent Club 3: Class Secretary 3: School Letter O: Class Presldent 4: RESUME 4: Honor Roll. JAMIE ANN NITZ Pepenes 1-3, Marcher 2. Flag Corps 8: Glee Club 2, Cholr 3-4: Natlonol Honor Soclery 3-41 Keywonnerfes 3-4: CLICK 3: Tennls 3: School Letter Award 3: COE 4: Honor Roll. MARK KENDALL NOLE5 EVEL YN ALIECE NUGENT Pepetles 1: Poetry Award 3, All the speclul glhs and powers from God wl SANDRA KAY OGDEN ll someday come to on end: but love goes on forever. 1 Corlmhlons BILLY STEVE OTWELL PAULA MANETTE OWENS 76 0 Seniors lf l only had a brain. MILTON TODD OWEN5 4-H Club 1-4, Oulsrandlng 4-H Member 2: Bond 1-4. Varslry Lerrer 3-4, Band Award 2.4. ANTHONY DWA YNE PALMORE RONALD GERARD PINEAU STANTON CLARK PODY DA VID EDWARD PO77'ER 1 W.. 3 Q DEBORAH ANN POTTER Basketball, JV 1: French Club 3-4: Tennls Team 4: Honor Roll. Club 1-2: Honor Roll. Why didn't you tell me my fly was open? REITA MARGARET REESE I Class Favorlte 1-2: Pepettes. Booster 1. Marcher 2, Flag Squad Captaln 3. Vlce Presldent 0, Presldent 4: RESUME Staff 2-4: Keywanettes 2-4. Board Member 2. Treasurer 4: Poetry Award 2: Student Councll Representative 3: Natlonal Honor Soclety 3- 4. Board Member 3: Soclal Studles Falr Wlnner 3: School Letter Award 3: Class Secretary 4: Tennls Team 4: FCA 4: Frlendllesl. Most Llkely to Succeed. Most Intelligent 4: Honor Roll. JANET RICHARD DONARD RICHARD JV 2: Interact 2-4. Secretary-Treasurer 3. Vlce-Presldent 4: Varslty Track 2-4: Cross Country team 3-4: National l ,, xg' :Q ,N f . 04 FCA 24 Vlce Ptesldent 4 Glee Club 2 Choir 3-4 School Letter Award 3 Honor Roll RIGGS Rally 1-4: Natlonal Merlt Flnallst 4: Most lntelllgenr 4: Sclence Falr Wlnner 1-4: Soclal Studies Falr wlnner 2-0: Model UN Y S uruu 2-4, Secretary 3: Natlonal Honor Soclety 3-4: CLICK 3: Debate Team 3: School Letter Award 3: NEDT Award 1: 'QT lf fu. M SARAH LYNN ROBINSON Glee Club 1-2. Softball 2, Accent 3. VANESSA .SUE ROLLINS Today's beautlful moments are tomorrow's beautllul memorIes. -nf Accent 3, VlCA 3. FBLA 4, FHA. President 4. ROTC Drlll Team 3. Take me l'm yoursl Seniors 0 77 LISA ANN SCHNEIDER MONTY KEITH RUSSELL Football 1-4, Varslty 2-4: Glee Club 1-2: FCA 1-3: Key Club 4: Natlonol I I Honor Soclety A: CHATTERBOX 4: Most Talented 4: Honor Roll. Lite ls not for losers, but tor dreamers and doers. -ex JOSEPH LUTHER SANDERS lt never works this way with my guy. s K t N X 49 F t A Pepettes 1. Marcher 2: Track 1-4: Basketball, JV 1, Varslty 2-4: Softball 4: FCA 4: Keywanettes 2-4, Parllmentorlan 4: French K ' Club 2-3, Social Chalrman 3: National Honor Soclety 3-4: Poetry Award 2: Most Athletlc 4: Honor Roll. , S We X if xt or x ek ,r S A S J 1, 1 H Nm N E SHERI LYNN SCHWEINSBERG PHILLIP ROY SCROGGINS CYNTHIA RENEE SELLERS , ,,... ,.- .,,- . ,.,, 1 X QQ? , R - w at m , t 'Qs ,c L A A ,..,X . h 5 E is F S. Aww 78 ' Seniors Q? -1 WENDELL CHRISTOPHER SCOTT X Vorslty Football 1-4, All-Dlstrlct 3-4, Most Valuable Player - Offense 4, All-Star Game 4, Hoss Garrett Award 0, Outstanding Player 4, FCA 1-2: Key Club 1-4. Board Member 4, Natlonal Honor Soclety 3-4: Most Athletlc 4: Honor- WALTER EVERETT SCRIDER l I DONNA MARIE SHANKLES Pepettes, Booster 1, Matcher 2. Mascot 31 Homecomlng Court Representative 1: Class Beauty 1-3: Keywanettes 2-A: Kei Sweetheart 4: Class Vlce President 1: Natlonal Honor Soclety 3-4: Science Falr Wlnner 3: Poetry Award 2: Student O Representative 2: FCA 4: Glee Club 1-2, Cholr 3-4. Solo-Ensemble 4, Mlxed Quartet 2: Honor Roll. With God, Nothlng ls ever Impossible. Luke 1:37. CA THY DEAN SIMS l Q' l fl 3 ,rs eu Am 'vu JEFF SPENCE DENISE SPENCER ,. 7 f , , ' Ig ,A CHARLENE SMITH Q Softball 2. Pepertes, Booster 1. Marcher 2. Jr. Marchlng Commander 31 Basketball Manager 3: FBLA 4: COE 4: Honor Roll. if ' '- lt ls a characterlstlc of wisdom not to do desperate things. L' DEBRA LYNN SMITH 'Q I Glee Club 1-2. Cholr 3, Solo-Ensemble 2-3: Pepehes 1-2: Llternry Rally 1.3: NEDT Award 1: FBLA 3-4, Dlstrlct and State -, i ' Conference 3-4: Natlonal Honor Soclety 3-4: Keywanertes 3-4, Secretary 4: Accent 34, Treasurer 4: School Lerter Award 3: i- I k - Soclal Studles Falr Wlnner 3: Most Intelllgenr, Most Llkely to Succeed 4: Honor Roll. wrfri l' ' H. rn HI: 1 r JANET LYNN SMITH Pepetres, Booster 1, Freshman Cheerleader 1. Marcher 2. JV Cheer- leader 2, Varslty Cheerleader 3: School Letter Award 3: Student Councll Representative 2.4: CLICK 0-4: Honor Roll. KENNETH ALLEN .SMITH Band 1-4. Solo-Ensemble 2.4, 2nd Lieutenant 4. RAY CHARLES SMITH Beach Nut-Nutsl TERRENCE LAVON SPEARMAN Oursrcrndlng Student 1: Football 1-3: ROTC Drlll Team Commander 3: Track 1-3: An Club 2-3: Industrial Arts Club 3: VICA President 4 Honor Roll. lm steadlly strlvlng lor hlgher goals In Ilia. ,LA DONNA LYNNE SNOW ff S Seniors ' 79 TERESA YVONNE STEWART Denham Sprlngs Hlgh School. Loulslana: FCA 1-2: Track 1-2: National Honor Soclety 2, Hlstorlan 2. Hinkley Hlgh School. Colorado: Spanish Club 3. RHS: FHA 4 For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. Romans 10:13. ROBER T MACK STOPPLEIVOR TH we-mc, STEPHEN DALE STUCKEY CHARLES EDWARD 5UT7ON, JR. French Club 1-4, Secretary 2. Vice-President 4: Science Club 1-2: Tennis Team 3: CLICK 0: National Honor Soclety 4: Such Studies Falr Winner 3: Honor Roll, K In 41 TANYA CAROL TALTON Pepettes 1-2: JV Basketball 1-2. Vorslty 2: Accent 4: FBLA 4: COE 4. DANA IANIECE BLOCKER TAUNTON Pepettes 1: Glee Club 1-2: Choir 3-4. Solo Ensemble 4: FBLA 4: COE 4: Honor Roll, 0 Seniors -4' i BILLY YOUNG TA YLOR, JR. Mansfield HS: Freshman Basketball 1: RHS: Baseball 2-4, All-Dlstrlct 2-4: JV Basketball 2, Varsity 3: Golf 3: Varslty football 4, All-Dlstrlct 4: Interact 3-4, President National Honor Society 4: FCA 3: Class Favorite 3: RESUME 4: Most Athletlc 4: Best All Around 4: Honor Roll. LORI MICHELE TAYLOR VICA, Secretary 4: Industrial Arts Club 4. These past lout years at RHS have been the best years of my Ilfe. I will always be a Bearcat In my heart. JOAN MARIE THIELS H Band 1-8. Marching and Symphonic Band 1-O, Solo Ensemble Festival 1-3: Keywannettes 2-4, Vice-President 4: Science Folr winner 2: National I Honor Society 3-4: Track 1-4: Class Favorite 3: Choir 4: FCA 4: Most Talented, Mast Courteous 4: Class Officer 4: Honor Roll. 5 1 e , I W? is , I LINDA ANN THOMPSON FHA 2-3: 4-H 1-2: Accent 3: Industrial Arts 4. Please be patient with me. God lsn't tlnlshed wlth me yet. , I I am stuck on Band-Aids 'cause Band Aid's stuck on mel L I Qs. ,Q RUSSELL HILLIER THOMPSON RUSSELL RAGAN THOMPSON XJ 3: Honor Roll. Got to tend to thot business! L X t ANTHONY SCOTT THURMAN 41' XI f Frye 4 fi 'Z r ROBIN DEANNA THYME5 g Pepettes, Booster 1-2. Morcher 3: Glee Club 2-8: Cholr 4: Accent 3-4: FBLA 3-4: Poetry Award 3. f Listen to counsel ond occept dlsclpllne, In order thot you moy become I I wlse In your future. Proverbs 19:20 :gi L i , GARNET LAVELL WAGNER She needs Underolls with tummy-supportl BRENDA DIANNE WALKER 4-H 1: Glee Club 2: Cholr 4: Booster Pepettes 1, Morcher 2. Mwk Mlrcl-:ELL smvm WALKER t f f' f . ' -corr xwrxms -V , ' i I I we -I ILONDA FRE YA WILLIAMS '. 21 ,..,,,,t petles, Booster 1: Speech Club 2-4, Vlce-President 3, Hlstorlon 4: Accent 3: FBLA 3-4. Presldent 4: FTA 4. x ' 1 f 1 our mother mlght have, ond your father mlght hove. but God bless the chlld that got hls own. . - I rrss Xl ' l J Interact Club 1-2: Baseball, JV 3. Varslty 3-4: Football. JV 3, Vorslty 3-4: Glee Club 3: Cholr 4: Powerllft Club 3: Accent 3: CLICK 4 IQ? 6 I 1 l Seniors 0 61 A professional or work. WILLIAM FRANKLIN WRIGHT MARY ELIZABETH WOODARD RESUME 1-4, Editor 4: Pepettes, Booster 1: Student Council Representa- tive 2: Keywonnelres 2-3: CLICK 3: Honor Roll. 0 Seniors ' Z Jw ,,,, A REBECCA CAROL WILSON Glee Club 1-2: Cholr 3-4: Keywonnerres 3-4: Poetry Award 3: Accent 3: Honor Roll. fwiwgfzgew ' ' ff 11 RODERICK GLENN WILSON M JAMES BERNARD VOODARD I never knew Seventeen could be so interesting! RAE ANN YOUNG Bond 1-4, Solo Ensemble 1-4, All-District 1-4, USA Bond 1-3, Arkln-Tex Honor Bond 2-4, All Srore Bond 3. SCOTT ALLEN YOUNG ROBBIE LEE BR YANF III SANDRA FAY CARTER SHARON RENE CHANEY SAMUEL KEITH CURRAN Glee Club 2-3, Choir 3, Solo Ensemble 3: Powerlift Club 3: Varsity Football 4. MARGARET JEANETTA DADE Poetry Award 3: 4-H 2: Accent 4: Industrial Arts Club 4. l've really enjoyed RHS these four years. SAMUEL SCOTT DAUZAT CONNIE LYNN DUKE Library Club 1: Industrial Arts Club 4: VICA 4. FREDERICK GEMAR FAISON Basketball 163: Track 3: Football 1-4. BOBBY WAYNE FERGUSON BETTY LOUISE GIPSON BOBBIE DIANNA GLASS LOJUENA GOLDSMITH DEXTER WAYNE GRANT BARRY RAY HAMILTON PHILIP CARTER HARRIS ANITA CHRISTINE JAMES Pepettes. Booster 1, Marcher 2-3: Glee Club 1-2, Solo Ensemble 2: Choir 3-4: Accent 3. Whatever you want out of life, go for it! CA TH Y JENKINS Not Pictured DARRELL WA YNE JENKINS GERALD DEMETRIUS JENKINS JAMES ROBERT JENKINS JAY TODD KELLEY MICKEY JEROME LEWIS VICA 3-4. Secretary 3, Membership Chair- man 4: ROTC 4: industrial Arts, Reporter 4. ROBER T HENR Y LEWIS RICKEY LYNN LOVE MIRIAM MALL DANIEL J. MAXFIELD TODD LEIGH MCCLENSON KEITH L. ODOM JEFFERY SCOTT PA TTON TRACY DARNELL PA TTON RAYMOND TODD PESNELL JOHN ROBERT RICHARDSON GLENDA SAMUEL5 TONY LORENZO SA WYER JOE EDWARD SIMS LISA SINGLE TON Pepettes, Booster 1-2: Glee Club 1-2: Ci ,rr 3-4. SEDRIC LAMARE SLATON Basketball 1-2: Football 3: VICA 2-3. To err is human, to forgive is divine. JOEL KEVIN STRAUGHTER Baseball, IV 1, Varsity 2-4: VICA 2-4: Indus. trial Arts Club 4. SONJA DENISE STREETS PAMELA DENISE TORBOR Accent 3: Art Club 2-3. l have fought the good fight. l have fin- ished the race, I have kept the faith ll Timothy 4:7 DEBBIE RENA TYLER CYNTHIA LAI-'A YE WALKER RICHARD O'NEAL WEA VER GLORIA ANN WILLIAMS RONNY STEVE WILLIAMS Basketball 1-4, All-District 4: Track 2-4: Baseball 2: Class Handsome 3-4: Best All. Around, Most Athletic 4. Do your best in life in whatever you do, and you will make it in this world, and have a good heart too. CHARLES LEE WINBORNE Cedar Creek HS: Football 1: Track 1: Base. ball 1. RHS: Football 2: FCA 2, lf it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men. Romans 12:18 TAMIKA MASHELL WOODS DWIGHT DONNELL WRIGHT NIEMAN MARCUS YOUNG Outstanding Student 1: Football, Freshman, JV 1, Varsity 2-4: Varsity Track 2-4: Basket- ball 1: Powerlift Club 1: Class Handsome 1. Seniors 0 63 GRGIANIZIATICDNS W' ww iw 84 ' Organizations L-,A.. . 'Qs-ff: Go for it! Brent, who is she? Caught in the act, huh, Cynthia! They told me thot I had to sit here with my mouth shut or they would take my crayons. He's an egghead anyway. Boy, what service. After this it's to the Oasis, girls! Don't mess with me when l'm Mad. 4 F X an an X? ,R an H Organizations ' 65 National Honor Society 1st row: Netty Carney, Susan Lin, Michelle Miller, Laura Lowther, Sudha Muddapu, Delohine Lewis, Elise Delony, Debbie Smith, Karen Mabry, 2nd row: Pam Nelson, Lora Higginbotham, Jamie Dautherive, Ben Haley, Kim Wisterman, Karen Scott, Katherine Mally, Tanya Crump, Jeff Camp, Steven Gilbert, 8rd row: Byron Miller, Cynthia Bourgeois, Jennifer McKinney, Karla Ellis, Reita Reese, Jaime Nitz, Jenny Bussey, Lawrie Fortner, Johnette McCann, Kellye Williams, 4th row: Shannon Logan, Joel Trammel, Charles Sutton, Mac Lazerus, Joy Colvin, Joanie Thiels, Laura Malone, Dawn Maynor, Curt Hinton, 5th row: Tad Grider, Steve Hammons, Lori Ginn, Scott Dauzat, Price Barker, Donna Shankles, Al Lazerus, Billy Taylor, 6th row: Joel Riggs, Brady Moore, Melba Evans, Gerry McGivney, Cynthia Harvey, Lisa Schneider, 7th row: Michael Richard, Monty Russel, Christopher Scott, Bob Hearn, and James Albritton. QQ ,,. .. :,, :V .VVV A ., ,A a fljw it ' 1 w e ma S ,1 '-- ,.,, A ' I ff gr ,t ' :- W '- C Sm V ' el , A ',,, f -5 , ' ,,,. Nllh I V g L g' ' B ,km Even the pigs are smart at RHS! OffJC9IS for this year were: Delphine Lewis-Treasurer, Jamie Dauterive-Board Member, Nettie Carney-President, Bob Hearn-Board Member, Pam Nelson-Secretary, Joanie Thiels-Board Member, and Al Lazerus-Vice President Recognition of students on the basis of academics, service, leadership, and character was the basis of the 1981-82 National Honor Society. This year's Honor Society participated in the Muscular Dystrophy drive and furnished decorations for the homecoming assembly. After making straightA's, all l get is a sheet of paper and a candle? 86'NHS Glad, you didn't give ot the office. Debbie, if you stick me ..,..... ! I think I had o pretty good day! Puig, This takes coordination. NHS 0 87 Stude Council Impngiolzf he 1st row: Jamie Dauterive, Tami Cooper, Susan Harrison, Markus Snowden, Al Lazerus, Steven Gilbert, 2nd row: Daphne Albritton, Kim Moran, Tracy Farley, Pam Nelson, Karla Ellis, Grd row: Marilyn Young, Monica Spearman, Lora Higginbothem, Cynthia Bourgeois, Karla McCallister. 4th row: Michelle Viator. Kristi Pace, Cynthia Harvey, Lawrie Fortner, Johnette McCann, Dan Childress, 5th row: Kevin Hawkins, Kerry Merrit, Lori Potts, Terry Bourgeois, Leroy Humphries, and Sam Ponder. Steven Gilbertshows off the trophy he won at the Louisiana Student Council Convention in Alexandria. The Student Council, under the leadership of James Albritton, was very active in providing assistance in areas of school and community needs. Homecoming court elections, class officer elections, Beat Neville Week , LASC Convention, Heart to Heart Computer Dating, TV raffle-pen sale, blook drive, and TWIRP week are only a few of the numerous activities the Student Council held. Mr. Danny Bell is the Student Council Advisor. B8 0 Student Council L film -'Q' g1's.f'fQr,s+ Student Council President James Albritton cuts the senior cake at prom. C E F Disco, disco duck!!! gp. You mean that of all of those flowers none of them are for me? Se venfeen Magazine rejects? Only take one, Tami. They aren't all for you. l've got the beotl! I just love handing out carnations. Who was the Twirp who thought about hanging these stupid hearts? Student Council 0 89 4-H : i OfHcers: Tim Parker-Reporter, Barbara Toleman-Vice-President, Carla Mays-Secretary, Phil Harris-President 1st Row: Debbie Currey, Barbara Toleman, Shalaine Mack, Carla Mays, Janet Humphries, Ramona Williams. 2nd Row: Phil Harris, Jarrell Jackson, Stanley Toleman, Brian Thomas. 3rd Row: Tod Owens, Sandra Dunn, Tim Parker, Jim McCall, Randy Snow 4-H helps young people to grow into strong citizens through club and community activities: congenial neighbors through wholesome companionship in club and community: skilled and responsible adults through project work: and cooperative family members through 4-H family events. SCIENCE FICTION 3 s 1 . E 5 Officers: Joel Trammell, Jackie Reader, Kimberly Bullock Left to Right: Jackie Reader, Melba Evans, Glenn Tassin, Jay Frasier, John Cochran, Sharon Troxell, Joel Trammell, Kimberly Bullock Under the direction of Mr. Stewarrthe .Science Fiction Club provides an opportunity for the exchange of ideas related to science fiction and promote science fiction as o form of literature. 90 0 4-HfScience Fiction THE R.H.s. BAND Q -'H rr ,, ,W 4? was r 4 f' r The RH5 Marching Band A iii M Q? :fLw.r...W.,,A,.w.,.., ,,.Zx,..,i-5. Q I fjg' , W , , , . A. . 0 ,, W AXZ M A 4?A? Q - r r r f y ,, 3? gi ' ,ff X R : K ., I Y w 3 Q 'lf 2 , 1 Q 1-I ', g- a s , , E kv g .r X Rr? :,. 'ig-W, , '-M-' Bond Director: Paul Woodard Band Officers ! Bond 0 91 The Band Participates In Activities Th9Y fU5f 'ef me OU' of mY C099-H I fold her to stop, but she wouldn't listen. X . X u ,lb 1 I'm such a Peon. ' as 92 ' Band GotchaI the boogy-woogy bugle boy of company RHS. Ai,-ff fthe Iirnifln The Band Rates Excellent At Festival The one in the middle is the cutest! O.K., who threw the spitbaIl? 2' -say, Flopey' Mcpsyv and Coffonfgjll I feel like I'm being marched to my death. They always make me run along side. Bond 0 93 RHS Chair Rates The RHS Choir has been very busy this year. They have participated in various activities such as the Homecoming concert, All-City Thanksgiving Program, Railroad Park Christmas concert, school Christmas con- cert, Solo-Ensemble Festival, District I Music Festival, Sacred Concertfor church, and the Graduation concert. The Choir officers were: Al Lazarus-President, Lejuana CaIcote-Adiv- sor, Chris Kavannaugh-Advisor, Brandi Fisher-Vice President, Steven Gilbert-Treasurer. PJ: Members of the Choir are: Row 1- Susan Lin, Dawn Maynor, Phllis Mayfield, LaShay Livingston, Kimberly Wisterman, Dawn Garner, Russ Thompson, Steven Gilbert, Bryon Kidd, Kip Lacy, Laurie Fowler, Lejuana Calcore, Katherine Clendennon, Ruby Saulsbury, Mrs. Kelley. Row 2- Brandi Fisher, Laquanta Davis, Laura Lowther, Laura Temple, Karen Scott, Micheal Kolb, Robert Eberz, Steve Hammons, Stewart Fartner, Rovin Thymes, Tammy Daniels, Netty Carney, Brenda Walker. Row 3- Jolanda Houston, Dianne Mayfield, Karen Gilly, Tracy Farley, Julie Blake, Carla Mays, Chris Kavannaugh, Jerry Winsor, Mac Lazarus, Monty Russel, Rovin Futrell, Lori Ginn, Cheryl Hancock, Rebecca Wilburn, Dana Tanton, Christy Carwford. Row 4- Tanya Henderson, Linda Elliot Kay Ogden, Christy James, Donna Shankles, Al Lazarus, Brady Moore, Wayne Buggs, Stan Pody, Michel Richard, Katherine Malley, Joanie Thiels, Alesha Ayo, Cathy Jenkins. 94 ' Choir W' We just learned the words yesterday. M -I . - Wt Lpsgzg' - 7 W , ,, in K , , ls thot B-flat or A-naturall? L, 5 A t get M e. I think we'II sit this number out. HUTYY before we FUD OUf of Oil!! I x Choir ' 95 GLEE CLUBS Soprano-Alto Glee Club Tenor-Boss Glee Club Glee Clubs Future Teachers Cf America wa .. ' '55 - 1 2 1. ,,v,,,.:f, .pw-5 V Members of this yeor's FTA were 1st row Barbara Carter, 2nd row Delphine Lewis, Lejuana Calcote, 3rd row Karen Cuberson, Vivian Calcote, Jeffery Woods 4th row Karla Ellis, Lashay Livingston, Fatina Crowe, Monica Spearman, Carla Mays, Tina Ford, 5th row Tondra Brewster, Tammy Daniels, 6th row Carol Echols, Evelyn Nelson, Bobbie Carter, Karla McCaIlister, Cynthia Harvey, LaQuanta Davis, Corene Smith, Glenda Lewis, and Leroy Humphries. ,Mwmeg OfHcers for this year's FTA were Karla Ellis-Treasurer, Carol Chaffers-Historican reporter, Now, if l could just remember what I read. LaQuanta Davis-Vice-President, Lejuana Calcote-President, Monica Spearman-St-at-arms. Cynthia Harvey-Secretary. FTA'97 Future Homemakers Of America ,s...o-.....-.0-.-qw. W as' F 1st Row: Helen Mamon, Corene Smith, Kenosha Williams, Allison Ford, Artra Lewis, Miss Lylesfsponsorj. 2nd Row: LaWanda Buggs, Lisa Goree, Dephine Lewis, Sonja Albritton. Grd Row: Jeanette Jones, Michelle Mayfield, Cathy Williams, Teri Stewart. 4th Row: Tamika Woods, Angela Pringle, Jackie Williams Z- 1 4 5 1 QT so 3 4, v IVAKERS Os , The FHA is a club to help individuals improve family 5 and community living. This is what FHA is all about. A FHA has participated in the District Rally at Louisiana 1,415 Tech, observed National FHA Week, and Sponsored f i' the R.H.S. Homecoming Tea. ' 98 U FHA Future Business Leaders Cf America 5- - Cl ION illllllilr USINESS UTURE EADERS MERICA Officers: Lejuana Calcote, LaQuanta Davis, Willis Debose, Gilonda Williams, Cynthia Harvey Ali 1st Row: Jackie Cochran, Delphine Lewis, Debbie Smith, Elise Delony, Lejuana Calcote, Gilonda Williams. 2nd Row: Lisa Mclntire, Willis Debose, Mr. H.R. Fieldsfsponsorl. 3rd Row: Juan Hooper, Natalie Blake, Patricia Dade, Kelly Johnson, Robin Thymes. 4th Row: Gerry McGivney, Steven Hammons, Shonna Jordan, Elizabeth Sheridan, Shodonna Kelly. 5th Row: Marsha Manning, LoQuonta Davis, Phyllis Goree. 6th Row: Leroy Humphries, Pam Austin, Laura Parr, Cynthia Harvey, Sandy Watery, Kim Austin, Sherrie Green, Robert Eberz FBLA 0 99 C.O.E. - Gets The Job Done Q0 W- , A, , ,,-.L jtwav The COE class: Mrs. Moore, Natalie Blake, Jill Humphries, Dana Taunton, Vivia Dimmer, Jamie Nitz. Lisa Mclntyre, Robert Eberz, Delphine Lewis, Marsha Manning, Charlene Smith, Tanya Talton, Lejuana Calcote, and Marti Martin, wi 2' 5 ' X rw -W ,V , am- vs f f :vffvvl f fu, ., ff Pan-icq Davidson was named outstanding COE Sfudefif- Robert Eberz was the first male to participate in the COE class. 100 ' COE ACCENT I. 1 A' is I 1 1 ., ,1 - Avi- W 3' xc 1? . S.. ,-1-'f '-1 Officers: Stuart Fortner, Dennis Austin, Steve Hammons, Chiketha Mayfield, Debbie Smith, Todd Ellett. A person who wants to get involvedin school spirit and school activities should have been a member of this year's Accent Club. The Accent Club has participated in such activities as parade and car decorations, rec dances, 1st Annual Pickle Pageant CPep Rallyj, Pickle Gram sales School song contest, and the sponsoring of spectator buses to out-of-town games. Accent 0 101 CLICK ,,-.. CLICK CChrist Living ln Christain Kidsj is a non-denominational organization at Ruston Hi h 9 that promotes Christian fellowship and growth. CLlCK is now in its second year, and with the hel f d d' ' ' ' p o e rcated people such as Mrs. Diane Srsfrunk, this has become a source of strength at R.H.5. Throughout the year, guest speakers have addressed the group on topics that could b e applied to their lives. CLICK has now become an integral part of Ruston High School. Christ Living In Christian Kids 102 ' CLICK Safety Council S - . -'eww ,QQ 5 1 1, ,hw 3 'i Y ' 2, F' mv'--4 tv' 1st Row: Vivia Dimmer 2nd Row: Glenn Buggs, Corene Smith, Della Drost, LaWanda Buggs, Janet Richard, Kenosha Williams 3rd Row: Joyce McMurray, Sherita Dimmer, Vivian Calcote Officers: Vivian Calcote, Joyce McMurray, Vivia Dimmer. Sherita Dimmer, Lo Wanda Buggs, Kenosha Williams, Corene Smith The Safety Council this year has worked hard to promote school, home, traffic, recreation, and farm safety. They have had candy sales, an awareness of Bus Driver Week, a campaign drive for .Safe- ty Council Week, cake sales, and a Rec. dance. Miss Glenda Minoris the sponsor of the Safety Council. Safety Council ' 103 I Q J-ws Q as-wi KEY CLUB ,A .. 3 spxwou B ,sigjj 2 Donna Shanlrles-Key Club Sweetheart, 1961- Moc Lazarus-Vice President, Jim Davison-Soph. Board Member, Steven Gilbert-Secretaryftrem '82 surer, AI Lazarus-President, Bob Hearn-Jr. Board Member Chris Scott-Sr. Board Member 1st Row: Mac Lazarus, Al Lazarus, Steven Gilbert. 2nd Row: Jerry Windsor, Byron Miller, Todd Ellot, Brady Moore, Tad Grider. 3rd Row: David Mabry, Brent Coleman, Monty Russell, Curt Hinton, Chris Scott, Bob Hearn, Jeff Camp. Kerry Merrit, Jeff Ladd 104 ' Key Club X id! Steven Gilbert- Key Club Man-of-the-Year, 198 1- '82 D E f-1 ful: t' 1 at! C aj Okay Kids, No Tangible Court- shipll bb Mr. Green is rather boring. isn't he? cy MR. Green is serious. for once. dj Rusty Haile in an attempt for the half-court shot. eh Al Lazarus getting his concen- tration up for a strike. The 1962-'83 Key Club has been quite active this year in their at- tempt to serve their school and community. Key Club 0 105 KEYWANETTES ,T for g, 1 L Lee Hols,-ead,Keywa,,e,,e Beau, 1951352 Laura Malone-Publicity editor, Jamie Dauterive-President, Lori Potts-Soph. board member, Elise Delony-Sr. board member. Tanya Crump- Former President, Debbie Smith-Secretary, Lisa Schneider-Parliamentarian, Joanie Thiels-Vice-President 1st Row: Kim Wisterman, Jamie Dauterive, Karla McCallister, Katharine Malley, Susan Lin, Terry Bourgeois, Michelle Viator, Dawn Garner, Mrs. Ruth Pottsfsponsorj. 2nd Row: Donna Shankles, Dawn Maynor, Joanie Thiels, Debbie Srr ' Elise Delony, Tanya Crump, Lori Potts, Susan Harrison. 3rd Row: Deborah Colvin, Sheila Glover, Karen Scott, Joy Colvin, Laura Malone, Laurie Singleton, Cheryl Hancock, Julie Blake, Lawrie Fortner, Michelle Miller, Kay Banks, Jenny Bussey, Cindy Clayton, Rene Banks, Laura Lowther, Donna Pee. 4th Row: Natalie Blake, Lisa Schneider, Cynthia Buorgeois, Alisa Bromell, Lori Ginn, Robin Futrell, Reita Reese, Rebecca Wilson, Christie Crawford, Ann House, Nettie Carney, Jamie Nitz 106 ' Keywanettes 19:-ui I V Hx .,,..-1-0 1 te, sr Jamie Dauterive, Keywanette of the year, 198 1- '62 5 w wx? i Y 'Q E F D Michelle Viator and Lori Potts having fun at Six-Flags over Texas Katharine Malley enjoying the Progressive dinner OOPs . . . He got on the wrong page! Sorry. The Keywanetres sponsored the Safari Party this year. It's just me, Reita Reese. Dawn Garner helping to deco- rate the wild Safari Party Keywanetfes 107 Fellowship Of Christian Athletes 108 0 FCA 1st Row: David Mabry, Lori Potts, Curt Hinton, 2nd Row: Joe Thiels, Susan Lin, Susan Harrison, Dawn Garner, Lee Halstead, 3rd Row: Lisa Schneider, Laura Malone, Vivian Eggleston, Reita Reese, Cindy Clayton, Joannie Thiels, Al Lazarus, Donna Shankles, 4th Row: Robin Futrell, Terry Bourgeois, Michelle Viator, Billy Hadley, Shawn Pody, 5th Row: Jeff Camp, Chris Clayton, Brian Woodard, Steven Gilbert, Brad Blair, Kerry Merritt, Standing: Michel Richard, Bob Hearn, Rusty Haile, John Richardson, Sean Harrington Officers: Al Lazarus, Michel Richard, Lee Holstead FCA CFellow- ship of Christian Athletes! is an organization that allows Christian athletes to join together and share ideas, Christian beliefs, and a couple of laughs. This year's FCA, for the first time, had female members. One of the most important things that FCA does is, once a month, the members attend a specified church and worship together, The faculty sponsor of FCA is Coach Tommy Hay. t 'A ' I' t H - -gr f AI Lazarus- FCA Mon of the Year. Dawn Gamer- FCA Sweetheart Michel Richard- FCA Man of the Year FCA Sponsors A Basketball Marathon 'N 4' j r Y YQ A . .. A C . Q. o r . L 9 M., m Mr' A.. ., , ,I , , 5 1 , , . , . A 1 A I -f 1 .. T, The style. frustration, form, dedication, and anticipation ore just a few of the things that make FCA such a strong organization. FCA ' 109 Interact AW WA Tracy Farleylnteract Sweetheart, 1981-'82 1st Row: Keith Viator, Jeff Funderburk, Greg Johnson, Kip Lacy, Tim Flournoy, Stuart Fortner, Brad Stucky. 2nd Row: Lee Halstead, Robert McGraw, Michel Richard, John Richardson, Chris Clayton, Billy Taylor, Coach Lantripisponsorl 110 ' Interact Club Officers: Tim Flournoy-SecretaryfTreasurer, Michel Richard-Vice-President, Billy Taylor- President A fn! W 11 ,s....d A B ,. - 73 Q . fr -We' 1 , I q I al'W ,W W 11'- or H H' of I ' 1 z 4 ., Ll irq ' at as , ' I -' - Y i ' .Il I , ., st I D C It's not a jug of liquor, I assure youl Initiation is alot of funl? Momo, I changed my mind. I don't want to be one of the guys!! Man, l've looked all through this tire, and I can't find your dime. Howdy Folks!! CThe Interact Club sponsored the Darn- 6Dance this year,D Interact Club ' 111 Speech Club 1st Row: Leroy Humphries, Laurie Fowler, Roy Bradshaw, Terri Hedgecoke, Jackie Reader, Ranjit Kumar. 2nd Row: Shannon Logan, Joel Trammel, Steven Gilbert, Karen Mabry, Debbie Currie, Stephanie Free. 3rd Row: Chris Moran. Jay Frasier, Vivian Eggleston, Gilonda Williams. Crystal McMurry, John Hatcher, Melba Evans, Mrs. Boyettfsponsorj. 4th Row: Tommy Galli, John Cochran The Speech Club is a club that trys to bring out the talents in Ruston High School Students. This year the Club put on a play called Togo, Togo Togo. Officers: Gilonda Williams: Histo- rian, Karen Mabry: Advisory Council, Jackie Reader: Vice- President, Joel Trammel: Presi- dent, Crystal McMurry: Advisory Council, Shannon Logan: Secre- taryfTreasurer 112 ' Speech Club it I'm pulling as hard as I can! III am Mrs. Moonrrap. . If I knew I was gonna have to wear makeup, I would have quit. We definately know how to have a good time. TCDGA! TOGAI TCDGA French Club 1st row: Chris Kavanaugh, Karen Scott, Katherine Clendennon, Edward Hill, Jackie Reader, Sudha Muddapu. 2nd row: Jennifer McKinney, Laura Temple, Charles Sutton, Will Temple. Grd row: Ben Haley, Kim Wisterman, Deborah Potter, Joel Trammel, Stanley Toleman. 4th row: Steve Hammons, Philip Springer, Kenny Wessels, Joel Riggs, Glen Tassin. 5th row: Jason Griffin, James Thompson, Jay Frasier, Billy Hadley, Kerry Merritt. The new look in Francel? 1st row: Chris Kavanaugh, Jackie Reader, Suclha Muddapu. 2nd row: Will Temple, Charles Sutton, Grd row: Kerry Merritt. 114 ' French Club Spanish Club ,fan 14.5 X 1st row: Julie Ezell, Jackie Reader, Kellye Williams, Jay Tellis. 2nd row: Amy Ringheim, Helen Ellis, Tracy Jackson, Melba Evans. 3rd row: Tom Hudnall, Eddie Sim. This years French and Spanish clubs have worked hard to establish a better understanding and apprecia- tion of the French and Spanish languages and the people who speak them, especially through contact with native speakers of French and Spanish. Eddie Sim-Treasurer Julie Ezell-Secretary Jackie Reader-Vice-president Kellye Williams-president But Mrs. Ezell, I can't say il in Spanish. Spanish Club 0 115 The Chatterbo Staff Ruston High 5choal's newspaper, The Chatterbox, is published six times each year. A. The staff is responsi- ble for putting the paper together and distribution to the students. They were assisted by the Journalism class serving as reporters, and the Typing ll class. D. Editor-in-chief Cynthia Bourgeois checks her calendar for deadlines. C. James Albritton served as Sports Editor. D. Monty Russell takes a break from his duties as Business Manager. E. Photographer for the Chatter- box was Kevin Hawkins. FI Karla McCallister handled typing chores and correspondence. G. Checking his lay-out for the front page is News Editor, Tim Flournoy. H. Rob McClellan's artwork added a comic touch to the paper. l, Editing the news from various clubs were Organizations Editors, Russ Thompson and Chris Clay- ton. J. Jennie Bussey worked as Features Editor. K. Mrs. Jackie Whitlock is the sponsor for the Chatterbox staff. 1 ,' , 5 J tttt 5 l , WW W' ,W Q' I we 'E' m ,,pW if WWW , WA' T , 2 . .4 W 43 5 9' ,....- 1 I ,wwf B 116 ' Chatterbox Staff D xi, ' m I J K Chatterbox Stoff ' 117 Industrial Arts if ij? - 1st Row: Randy Terrill, Todd Anderson, Morgref Dade, Lisa Dade, Cassandra Spencer. 2nd Row: Karl Williamson, Joann Thompson. Tommy Farmer. Ord Row: Gary Shell, Johnny Shore, Dan Love. 4th Row: Lori Taylor, Chikefha Mayfield. 5th Row: Anthony Palmore. Micky Lewis. A - S ,ii g . . K 2 S6 ' - S . . M I, Q, il Q JS 55 -. 'gb fm J . V A s+ ' Srwx N .rg N, if . 'A is L fr' Q K - X Officers: 1st Row: Randy Terrill, Cassandra Spencer. 2nd Row: Lois Bradford, Dan Love 118 ' lndustrial Arts Club l , Q t VICA CLUB The VICA Club developes lead- ership abilities through participa- vics, recreational and social activi- ties. This year the VICA Club par- ticipated in a fund raising project, the Homecoming assembly, the Homecoming parade, and held a bicycle raffle during Thanksgiving week. Q Officers: Anthony Polmore, Lori Taylor, Lynn Alford 1st Row: Lisa Dade. 2nd Row: Chiketha Mayfield, Connie Duke. Bobbie Gloss, Anthony Polmore. Srd Row: David Mobly. Lori Taylor, Lynn Alford, Margret Dode, Gary Dick. tion in educational, vocational, ci- VICA 0 119 Pepettes - The Main Ingredient The Pepettes this year have been at their finest. They have been behind each athletic club promoting school spirit, pep, and loyalty to RHS. The Pepettes are divided among such sprit groups as - BOOSTERS, MARCHERS, the FLAG SQUAD, MASCOT, BEARCAT BELLES, and CHEER- LEADERS. Together Foreverl No alcohol in the stands, Loral Pepettes 1981-62 Marching Commanders-Charlene Smith-Sr. Co. Commander, Julie Blake- Jr. Commander, Lora Higginbothom - Sr. Commander Julie, are you sure we're going the right way? To Bearcat Spirit! It . .5Q?r e Q 1 J - ,. rg S., . , .,,- lndi-gestion! Oppsl l never get this step right. 'V ', ' Yi 'Ji' . , ' . f Iii, ic. 5-':z?,:?vi'? L K 14 . ' -mu. an N 'ts f----A 1 7 r : in 7 M- x Q This year's Marching Pepetfes were Lora Higgingbotham. Julie Blake, Charlene Smith, Michelle Giesse, Karen Gilley, Carol Parkman, Lisa Rogers, Kim Pace, Janita Ward, Amy Russell, Caroline Mangum, Kathy Grafton, Katy Hanlon. Michelle Smith, Susan Wilkinson, Tracy Davidson. Angela Fleming, Kristi Pace, Suzanne Sherrard, Angela Cook, Tonya Church, Blythe Taylor. Stacey Coleman, Laura Lowther, Jennifer McKinney, Julie Ezell, Amy Grafton, Jessica McCann Pepettes 0 121 Brandi Serves As RHS Mascot Ll, RHS Flag Squad wg. , , . ,,,.,k ,Mi I ,.,,?N. when A i 1981-62 Flag Squad, Angela Mayfield, Kim Smith, Becky Harris, Wanda Matrox, Carol Echols, Robin Thymes, Donna Sandifer Pepetres JV And Frosh Cheerleaders Boost Spirit nr C X wh - ' L Ig.: 1981-82 Freshman Cheerleaders, Tami Cooper, Veronica Rogers, Nancy Shepard, Marilyn Young, Bobbie Carter, Callie Hood . 3 'W - A. 1 1 A .i 5 sg. 1 ' whiff' 1 SMC' C . ff igJ, , gsprfi3 . 4 1-' 1 , K f A is., -, I M ,r,,L,4,m11sff,r f . -I.. .f K ,M f, in r M V ,K Q., --..,A.L In-.A+ mr, mal! ' , . f WX- 1981-82 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Susan Harrison, Cindy Clayton, Donna Pee, Terry Bourgeois, Michelle Viator, Lori Ports Pepeftes ' 123 RHS Varsity Cheerleaders This year's Varsity Cheerleaders have proved that Bearcat Pride Never Dies! They started off their year by attending camp at SMU in Dallas. The Varsity Cheerleaders were very successful at camp, winning 5 blue ribbons, the Super Star Squad Award, and the coveted Spirit Stick. Pam Nelson Rene Banks Michelle Miller Cynthia Bourgeois Lgwrie Fgrtner Vivian Calcote Karla McCaIlister Monica Spearman Pep tt Www' 1 It wasn't easy getting up here. e Sr's, Pam Nelson and Cynthia Bourgeois have enjoyed on exciting year. What are we going to do tonight? Yea, Bearcats! 5 This is what you call Jamming the Box. Group spirit is the name of the gomel Pepettes 0 125 Bearcat Belles ,Q ,sw 45 ' vita - f. , 53 .q w 5,1 1 Tanya Crump Dawn Maynor Cynthia Harvey Deborah Colvin Kim Wisterman 126 0 Pepertes API 1- f 1' ' -I K , 'iw Cassandra Garr Dawn Garner Carla Mays LaQuanta Davis Cynthia Walker Johnette McCann Kellye Williams Karla Ellis Katherine Malley LaShay Livingston Karen Scott Win Superstar Spirit Pom Gentlemen prefer Hanes! To 4-.-......-.......F Come on you two, this is a ballgame not Hollywood. I think l forgot what comes next. The Bearcat Belles have had a very exciting, but busy year. They attended the Superstar Drill Camp in Houston, Texas and were very successful - winning the Superstar Spirit Pom: which is the highest award at camp: 35 superior ribbons, 15 excellent ribbons, 10 outstanding ribbons. The Superstar Award went to Deborah Colvin. The Belles have also participated in other activities such as the .lerry Lewis Kick-a-thon and the Ruston Peach and Christmas Parades. E ikeyi gl ,f -K A., . .. N- A fr t Something strange is going on. This step is not helping my arthiritis. Pepettes ' 127 AF RCTC 1st Row: Penny Floyd, Sheila McHenry, La- jiuana Fields, Pat Smith, Sylvia Harris, Rod Crawford, Tim Parker. 2nd row: Keith Payne, James Kelly, Sharon Troxel, Tony Weaver. Grd Row: David Tindall, Antonio Spencer, Robert Smith. 128 0 ROTC 1st Row: Aliscia Strickland, Jack- ie Johnson, Jackie Williams, Viva Dimmer, Terri Hedgecoke. 2nd Row: James Hadley, Derrick Smith, Laura Bullock, Cassandra Spencer, Venessa Rollins. 3rd Row: Anthony Palmore, Jay Tel- lis, Anthony Carter, Quinton Drayton, Shaun Fields. 4th Row: Kenny Frost, Richard Wenel 1st Row: Laura Bullock, Tammy Nelson, Billy Grimes, Reginald Singleton, Michele King. Edward Hill, Jarrell Jackson. 2nd Row: Derrick Modest, Frank Woody. Clarence Mitchell, Chip Lowe, Jeffery Woods. 3rd Row: Karl Washington, Chester Jordan, Rodney Hudson i Q A l 1st Row: Robert Thompson, Tommy Galli, Wanda Sears, Ronnie Lewis, Steve Johnson, Christie Moss, X Carol Jones. 2nd row: Reginald Williams, Eric Hood, It Reginald Underwood, Angela Canada The JR. ROTC at Ruston High helps develope informed citizens, strengthen and develop character, help high school students understand their role in a democratic society, and tell high school students about the United States Air Force. Officer Corps: 1st Row: Penny Floyd, Terri Hed- gecoke. Cassandra Spencer, Vivia Dimmer, Ed- ward Hill. 2nd Row: Laura Bullock, Mattye Johnson, Chip Lowe, Richard Weaver, Jay Tel- lis. 3rd Row: Vanessa Rollins. Robert Thomp- son, Anthony Palmore, Chester Jordon. 4th Row: Anthony Carter 1st Row: Mattye Johnson, Lanessie Cald- well, Joe Walker, Yolanda McGee, Bridget Buggs, Delando Diamond, Janetta Allen. 2nd Row: Eric Emerson, Greg Steffis, Leroy Humphries, James Mattox. Ord Row: Micky Lewis ROTC ' 129 '5 , 1 E 2?f1:i'?3lf, , ' ww, '- : xt H ,-. :-'ff ' -vw., .1 130 0 Honors HONORS C D Dawn, close your mouth for the picture. Monry njoys this job. What is the purpose of this Deborah, ore you ottoched to o decoy? Queen for Q day, Up. up, and owoy? Monica, how did you get to escort the Governor. Boy, did we ever! Won't this cor go ony foster? G Honors 0 131 1981 Homecoming Court .. - - -fe ve-1 v ' ' ..., ev'- ' A ' ,......, ,N--1 v- 1 we vNwn!R,,,,1,....-,-Q'-f-1 M , - TF,-1 'W lr 1 ',MeHYvN'1f,'41 1 ' ' if it ,W L , .AME y 40 L The Homecoming Court Maids and Representatives were chosen by members of each Homecoming Queen class. The Queen and Maid of Honor were selected by the entire student body. Robin Furrell Maid of Honor Senior Maid Senior Maid LaQuanfa Davis LaWanda Buggs Vivia Dimmer RMU Senior Maid Senior Maid Senior Maid Tracy Farley Laurie Fowler Dawn Garner 132 0 Honors rms rffeli-'F Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Vivian Calcote Sherita Dimmer Veronica Rogers Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative .Iohnette McCann Michelle Viator Alisa Thomas The members of the court enjoy the victory over West Monroe at the Homecoming football game. Honors U 133 Beauties And Alisa Thomas James Grant Ronald Stringfellow Fr m Anne Marie Hilburn Honors Hondsomes Rocky Willioms Veronico Rogers Bobbie Corter Jeff Albritton Freshmen Beauties And Melissa Wilkinson John Richardson Jim Davison Sherita Dimmer Honors Hondsomes Clint Grohom Michelle Victor Pom Gorr Mike Williams Sophomores Honors Beauties And Vivian Calcote Damone Jackson Dan Childress Junigrs Rene Banks OFIOTS Hondsomes Scot Brosuel Joyce McMurroy Koy Bonks Dorryl Emerson Juniors Honors Beouties And Robin Futrell Byron Kidd Todd Elleff Senicjrs Morsho Monning Honors Hondsomes Jerry Cobb Jennie Bussey LoQuonfo Dovis Ronnie Willioms Seniors SENIOR Most Dependable Cynthia Bourgeois James Albritton Steven Gilbert Lejuena Calcote , l g B Most School Spirit Roy Bradshaw Rob McClellan Brandi Fisher Cynthia Walker Most Likely To Succeed Reita Reese James Albritton Steven Gilbert Debbie Smith 4 z WHO'S WHO Most Tolented Suson Lin Monty Russell Joonie Thiels Ston Pody ,Q fi Best All Around LoQuonto Dovis Todd Ellett Billy Toylor Robin Futrell Most Intelligent Jomes Albritton Reito Reese Debbie Smith Joel Riggs 712.2 W, Qf '- ,413 g I 39' g -I -my .ALA : ' 3595724225 H 3 SENIOR Friendliest Sereno Jenkins Reito Reese Byron Kidd Lee Holsteod i We p ir?,'i iiii R i-1fi iei iii is 7 B ie Fir if ,, ,i Y , AI Lozorus Lejueno Colcote V 7 it V Cynthia Bourgeois F Q14 S Most Courteous LoQuonto Dovis Todd Ellett Jerome Deon Joonie Thiels WHO'S WHO Wittiest Down Gorner Scott Douzot Mortho Dunowoy Most Sophisticoted Lejueno Colcote Cynthio Bourgeois Todd Ellett Byron Kidd iyi . if X I fi' X 3, if Most Athletic t it Ronnie Willioms 5 W Liso Schneider Liso Corter if W Billy Toylor Christopher Scott Four Attend Boys' And Girls' State Todd Ellett, Netty Carney, Bryon Miller, and Lora Higginbotham were chosen as delegates from Ruston High to attend Louisiana Boys' and Girls' State. It was held last summer in Baton Rouge. Six Attend Presidential Classroom During this year six students attended the Presidential Classroom in Washington, D.C They were Steven Gilbert, Lora Higginbotham, Pam Nelson, James Albritton, Cynthia Bourgeois, and Rob McClellan. 146 ' Honors l l RHS Social Studies Fair Winners The winners of the RHS Social Studies Fair were: Jennie Bussey, Allan Dowdell, Kellye Williams, John Richardson, David Murad, Joel Trammell, Amy House. Ann House, Caroline Mangum, Carol Parkman, Eddie Sim, f Chip Lowe, Angela Thomas, Jackie McClelland, Jackie Reader, Catherine Klendenen, Laura Lowther, and Karen Scott. RHS Science Fair Winners .1 The winners of the RHS Science Fair were: Tami Cooper, Ann f Acheson, Valarie Mitchell, Sam Ponder, Daphne Albritton, Pam Stewart, Patricia Jenkins, Stanley Tolman, Michelle Woodson, Karen Barringer, Helen Ellis, Sharon Troxel, David Mooreland, Tommy Galli, and Rusty Haile. .1 ------f -sm 9 S ' .fl ' -f fifrig ' S' ry ' 2: A . F ,Jef M - V , , A A R . 4 sr 4 S L V :C , , f . - r, e W4 , as :file ,k.,, Q 1 Other winners of the science fair were: Duwayne Hancock, D. J. Maxfield, Melba Evans, Eddie Sims, Jay Frasier, Karla Ellis, Ranjit Kumar. Sudda Mu- dapu, Barbara Tolman. Honors 0 147 American Legion Awards , im. f W :fi - Q mf 'K I' ft jg' QQ.: ' ' E 2 fic 3 my , t H Z f 2 Reita Reese is presented the American Legion Award Highest Honors Bottom row Susan Lin, Tanya Crump, Steven Gilbert, Charles Sutton, Reita Reese. 2nd row Elise Delony, Debbie Smith, Jennie Bussey, 3rd row Chris Kavanaugh. Michael Richard, Joel Riggs, and AI Lazarus. 148 0 Honors 3 Al Lazarus receives his award from Jack Madden. Honor Graduates Bottom row Jamie Nitz, Nettie Carney, Lora Higginbotham, Delphine Lewis, 2nd row Curt Hinton, Ann House, Patrica Davidson, Dawn Maynor, 3rd row Price Barker, Billy Taylor, Natalie Blake, and Gerry McGivney. National Merit And Literary Rally i 2 .mfg Y gf' Q' ., my K ,V wg Q., V .1 , 'J ' ' ' T , ,,, u,,,A X W X ' W ' if -A ' ' ii I+ 1 , 1 A 42- W gg - 3 ' A K ' 53 A. st, -- , ' it .ek Y f if -1' if' . if .,,1'.:wgZ'5f7is... f J ' 1 - -1'e Vwf L7f- W g T tx . , I ,V A,.. .L., - J, . .. J S . . x t k Q 1 QR X X T fR as Joel Riggs, National Merit finqligt. There were thirty-two disrrict rally contestants. state: Susan Lin Jackie Reader Sudha Muddapu Pam Stewart Todd Anderson David Murad Julie Ezell Serena Warren Karla Ellis Teresa Stewart Michelle Woodson Jason Griffin Melba Evans Joel Trammell Ben Haley Billy Hadley Eddie Sim Mark Boersma Steven Hammons -' ' 7 4 Joel Riggs l 2 Placing in the State Literary Rally: E Jackie Reader 8rd French Ill Sudha Muddapu 4th French ll Joel Trammell 4th Trig. Ben Haley 4th Alg. Il Mark Boersma 5th Spanish I Eddie Sim 2nd Civics These students won at district and entered Honors 0 149 150 0 Sports C spoms lil 4. its QEMQM, ,ff E5-' Marilyn, can you make it? The Jolly green giant and the Little green sprout. This is sure o baring game. 'N X . it 'H O.K. Kerry!After the game you get your car and goto my house and then ... Upl Down! Touch the ground! It puts me in the mood. Lay it in there, Anniel Randy, don't you think this is a little more than you can handle? We love baseball, hotdogs, and apple pie. Get down on it. Bearcats look towards another victory. Sports 0 151 Q if 3 ,W 'V is ,LF F CDCTBALL s rftrrvff , -f - , ' - t- ' . 1 ' ,. f .mn 1 tswgwtft-,fw .1 -fsqgf, , yy 1- ,w.J, gf- -we f swf izriilsiwmsifs, 'iw -warms f , . H - 1 V sf:m?f--x.w6'a..:,z,ri--yy. ppt. - -,mt wg Jig-yjiw --Jg5g.55,we:,fiwfi ffx:f,t1,s2Af+-inRim - - A W ALg, .LA- . - rf , . ,, W,,. ., ,, . 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'aflif W' ' v ,fa Roderick Wright QB-S , mm mrsmmam Football I 155 Bearcats Take District Championship RUSTON - Jonesboro 0 The Ruston High Bearcats bat- tled to a deadlock at zero. On a sloppy, rainy night both offensive clubs struggled as the defense dominated the game. The Bearcat coaching staff was not pleased with the performance, as they felt we did not play up to our poten- tial. RUSTON 16 - Byrd 8 Winning this opening game was a big boost for the Bearcats. Bearcats had an early scare, but it didn'thave a definite effect on the outcome of the game. The offense fought back to produce a scoring drive. The two point conversion failed, but Byron Miller made up for this with a 64 yard field goal. Later in the second half, once again, the Bearcats pounced down the field to score the final time in the game. This made the final score 16-8. Football A D RUSTON 30 - Bolton 7 The Bearcats showed without a doubt that they were able to come steadily with the Quad-A teams by demolishing the Bolton Baby Blue Bears 30-7. You may have heard that the offense only scored 14 points, and if so, you heard right. Al Lazarus intercept- ed 2 Bolton passes and returned both for Ruston scores. Then later on in the game, the Bearcats tough front four contributed to tackling Bolton in their own end- zone for a safety. As you can tell, the defense played extremely well, while the offense produced 2 scores after a sluggish start. 1.0-a .Q f , Ruston 29 - Bossier 7 The Bearcats got their best team effort in this game. They opened up with on 81 yard kickoff return by Bernard Garr. The Bear- cat offensive team could not be denied in the first half and rolled on to a 29-O halftime lead. During the second half, though, the sec- ond teamers couldn't get much going, and the game ended with a 29-7 victory for the Cats. r in T- , 'ff' l RUSTON 21 - Airline 14 The Cats were indeed tested in this game. We were down 14 to 0 in the first half, but drove the length of the field in the last min- utes to make the score 14-7 at half. After intermission, we scored again to tie up the score. With fifty-six seconds remaining in the game, AI Lazarus recovered a fumble to give the Bearcats one last chance for their fourth straight victory. Wayne Buggs produced by scoring from three yards out to give the might Crunch Bunch a A B C D E F G H I J K L L 21- 14 victory. Bearcat offense gets ready. Coach Chick calls a play during practice. Billy Taylor: BEFORE Billy Taylor: AFTER Jerry, what are you doing? Jerome celebrates after a big play. Brooks dumps a West Monroe running back. Bearcat team busts through banner. Dan prepares to throw to Marcus Young. McGraw holds him. while Alcomes in on the kill. Barry Hamilton turns upfield against Airline. Please. don't hurt me!! Football 0 157 RUSTON 30 - Ouachita 34 The Bearcats lost their first game of the season against a stubborn Ouachita team. lt was the game of the offenses, as Ruston opened up with two quick scores. But Ouachita had come to play, and also scored quickly. By the middle of the fourth quarter, the Lions had taken hold of the lead. The Cats fought desperately to come back, but it was not meant to be. We had lost our first game of the season, but another loss would not come for a long time. A Wayne, why are you taking it so easy? B Christopher runs toward goaline. C Players carry Coach Childress off field after Neville game. D The old trick play: Shannon Frasier on guard-around. E This is a time for Kool-Aid!!! F Coach Gillum instructs offensive line. G Mafia patrol on the move. H The Agony of Defeat. I Oops makes it. J Scott makes one of his more than 1,000 yards. K I suggest that you let me go. 158 0 Football B D RUSTON 23 - Jonesboro 0 On a wer and muddy field the Bearcats took out their frustrations on Jonesboro. The Tigers were never in the game, as the mighty Cats rolled to their fifth victory with just one defeat. Both the of- fense and the defense used Jones- boro as practice dummies to get ready for the tough district sched- ule ahead. ia , -1 ,,...uusl1i' ,s ,V 1 Q RUSTON 6 - West Monroe It was Homecoming night, and amongst all the festivities, the Crunch Bunch led the way for the seventh Bearcat victory. The defense rose to the occasion sev- eral times during the night, while the offense scored once, which was all that was needed. The Mighty Cats were only two games away from winning their first dis- trict championship in ten years. fi l H RUSTON 24 - Ne ville 6 This game was the first real test for the Bearcats in Quad A action. The Cats rose to the occasion and demolished the highly ranked Ti- gers from Neville. Everyone was a hero in the game, but Shannon Frasier led the way by scoring once and by making a long run, which is pretty good considering that Shannon is an offensive line- man. This victory proved that Bearcat football was once again on the rise, and that no one could take our Cars lightly. - uf Q . '21 . f 1 tiit 9 y gitr q digs- s.... m y t .l RUSTON 16 - Bastrop 6 A needed victory for any play- off hopes was riding on this game as the Bearcats dominated to a 16 to 6 victory. Patrick Goldsmith had a 96 yard 'punt return, Wayne Buggs scored from 8 yards out. and Byron Miller kicked a 29 yard field goal to give the Cats a much needed victory. Football 59 RUSTON 7 - Carroll 6 This game gave Ruston its best record since the days of Hoss Garrett. We ended up with an overall record of 9-1 and a district record of 5 wins and 1 loss. This was o tough game, though, as the Bulldogs were determined to end our playoff hopes. But the Cats could not be denied from a victo- ry, as the defense held Carroll to minus yardage in the second half, and after a Micheal Brooks fumble recovery, the offense took it in. Byron Miller made the extra point, which proved to be the margin of victory. The Bearcats had won the district championship!!! C A D D RUSTON 17 - Woodlawn 16 After a week off the Bearcats stormed into the regional playoffs with a game against the Woodlawn Knights. lt was a game that will not be soon forgotten, as the Cats showed what they were made of by surviving two overtimes to defeat the stubborn Knights. Christopher Scottled the way by rushing for more than 200 yards. lt was one of his better nights of the year, in which he ran for more than 1,000 yards. At the end of regulation time the score was tied at ten all. Both teams could not put the ball over the goalline in the first OT, but in the second overtime period it was a different story. Wood- lawn scored first, but missed their ex- tra point. The Cats now saw their chance for a victory. We scored, and then Byron Miller put the extra point through the uprights to give Ruston the right to move one step closer to a chance at the state championship. Win Or Lose - l'd Rather Be A Bearcat!! ,He 4' 'Wet W 'lf some ..:.s.gl'1vru RUSTON 7 - Covington 51 It was like a nightmare. The Cats had come upon Covington when they could do no wrong and the Cats could do nothing right. lt was a bitter end to a near perfect season. Covington scored almost at will, while the Bearcat offense fluttered the whole night. Even our proud Crunch Bunch could not stop the powerful Cov- ington running backs from running up and down the field. The Cats had come so close to not be able to roam in the Dome, but the Resume staff would like to ex- press our congratulations for a fine season, and also give our thanks to a great team, who for thirteen weeks gave the student body at Ruston High something to be proud of. Everyone at R.H.S. will remember the 1961 Bearcats with pride and love. RUSTON 16 - Opelousas 13 The CA T5 traveled to South Lou- isiana for their quarterfinal mat- chup against a lightning-quick Opelousas team. The Bearcats scored quickly, jumping out to a 16 to O lead before the Tigers knew what hit them. Opelousas came back and scored 13 points before the half was over. The second half belonged to the defenses as nei- ther team could move the ball ef- fectively. The Cats had almost completed their CindereIIa sto- ry. as they were now only two games away from being called State Champions. L A Wayne Buggs eludes the Covington defense. D Captains Cobb and Faison prepare for the flipping of the coin. C Goldsmith on the start of his 96 yard punt return. D Shannon tries every way to block against Covington. E lt'll be alright! F Hang on to that ball, Roderick! G Coach Lontrip instructs Dan on the plays to come. H Just a few more inches. I Mike just can't believe whats hap- pening against Covington. J Crunch Bunch demonstrates their work. K Robert McGraw takes care of a Cov- ington running back. L My Mama told me not to became a Coach. M Marcus tries to escape. N Christopher digs in for more yardage. Football 0 161 162 ' Coaches And Managers The Bearcat Coaching Sraffincluded: Head Coach Chick Childress, David Crowe, and Billy Doc Belding. Managers for the football team were Sam Barnett and David Mabry Football Mark Kavanaugh, Greg Williams, Billy Gillum, Ken Lantrip, Tommy Hay, Coach Childress was chosen as the 3-AAAA Coach of the Year Football Awards kV.Lr , 'Paw .., Q6 wk 5 . 'bs' X- Kf ?f.4'f' 1 fdlamifs A , .5 C B Eleven members of the Bearcat football ream were named to the All-District Squad. Don Childress, Chris Scott, Bob Hearn, Curt Hinton, Byron Miller, and Billy Taylor were named to the first team. Jerome Dean, Wayne Buggs, Al Lazarus, and Jerry Cobb were named to the second team. Four members were names to the All-State Squad: Dan Childress, Chris Scott, and Byron Miller. Honored at the football banquet were Fred Faison, Best Defensive Back: Micheal Heard Most Improved Back: Jer- ome Dean, Best Defensive Lineman and Captain's Award: Dan Childress, Best Offensive Back: Bob Hearn, Best Offen- sive Lineman: Chris Scott, Most Valuable Player: Lee Hol- stead, Most Improved Lineman: Al Lazarus, Scholastic Award and Captain's Award: Curt Hinton, Coaches' Award: and Jerry Cobb, Hass Garrett Award. C Football 0 163 JV Season Successful The Ruston J-V's had an excellent season going undefeated with a record of six wins and no losses. During the year, they defeat- ed the Bernice varsity. This successful year will be a key factor in the success of the future Varsity Bearcat team. l F rosh A Trying Year ..W,.,..--., -- . . ,. u 41 ---v . 'a -1.1 -1- Mx- fs --- r 1 - 4 f - , A -l l' -'ir : nm- A 2' ' W if?-..' 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Football 65 Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston BASKETBALL VARSITY BOYS Minden Simsboro Alma Brown Parkway Minden Hoynesville Houghton Pineview Houghton Zwolle Stonewall Negreet Woodlawn Neville Ouachita Carroll Bastrop W Monroe Neville Ouachita W Monroe Bostrop Carroll VARSITY GIRLS Minden Slmsboro Alma Brown Duboch Porl-sway Humngton Booker T Washington Southwood Woodlawn Minden Haynesvllle Houghton Sibley Plnevrew Southwood Haynesvxlle Houghton W Monroe Cotroll Bostrop Ouachita W Monroe Bostrop Carroll PLAYOFFS Natchoches Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston JV BOYS 44 28 48 56 38 42 46 48 42 33 43 FRESHMAN Minden Parkway Minden Houghton Neville Winnfield Ouachita W. 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I ' if, 261, sss ' 4 4 I so I ti4t I 60 if 166 ' Basketball Cats In Re-building Year Coaching the Varsity were Coach Howard Whitlock and Coach Ronnie Suggs. OR X -N fi ,J 4' Hin' ' ' Hn . L i Sui 1 Managers were Steven Gilbert, Sam Barnett, David Murad and Randy Terrill. Basketball ' 167 BEARCAT BASKETBALL Todd Elleft 1-year letter Tim Flournay 1-year letter Fred Jackson Dexter Grant letter 1 .year letter 1-year letter A John Richafdmn Darryl Emerson Tyrone Jones 1.yeQf leger 1-year letter 1-year letter f,P-R'-WSH' QXAR FI 1 H -,Qi-R Derrick Dunn Kyle Edminsron MOC LOZOIUS Mike Williams 1-year letter 1-year letter 1-year letter 1-Y90f leffef 168 ' Basketball A D Awards C The girls awards were given to the following: Gloria Williams, MVP, all dist. Wanda Lewis, Out- standing Offense, all dist., Lisa Carter, Outstand- ing Defense, Jamie Dauterive, Scholastic Award. An award was given to Coach Suggs in apprecia- tion for his service in Boy's Basketball. Michelle goes back for fourths at the basketball banquet. The boys awards were given to the following: Ronny Williams, MVP, all dist.: Dexter Grant, Out- standing Defense: Kyle Edmiston, Coaches Award: Mac Lazarus, Scholastic Award: Darryl Emerson, Outstanding Defense, all dist. ls this a picnic or an orgy? We're not eating: we are all on a diet. F Basketball 0 169 Mac plays 'octopus defense against Bastrop. XM il R it n J? N 'Q-u. ' at 0 t ,-.:, c . ,iss .. x - tv- -.gt . - 'Wa'-' - T- . 'Q' -'MQ sf- v' ,. 1 ,5 M Nl .nw 'A xi ' ls this the new version of the Jolly Jam it in, Ronnie! Green Giant and Little Sprout? The Ruston Bearcats had a rebuilding year in 1981-82, after losing all of last years district championship and semi- final team starters. The young Bearcats showed much enthu- siasm and the never say die Bearcat spirit even though their record was only 5-16. Tyrone gets up high to raise the score. 170 0 Basketball 55 ll' A' Darryl pops the net for two. -EL.. Kyle directs the offense. ,115 Knock 'em down and roll 'em over. Tim puts it in gear. Playing in our new district, 3-AAAA, the competition was very tough. The district contained some of the best teams and players in the state. The Cats finished the district slate with a 1-9 record. The Bearcats have some good, young talent returning for next year and are looking forward to next year's basketball season. it its TV , -f -yi ,e-T .1 H f G , Iii 4 I 'ff gt T i f F it T we 1 + K D L L vi K ll P V V I .- ,,.. , 5, H T 1 1 to . tt or ef ' L 1 X Nw' , ,I K, Mike gets up for a sure two points. I s ' 'T iw 4 Darryl pulls down o rebound against West Monroe. A34 lf I've told you once, I've told you a thousandtimes . , . You have to dribble the ball, you can't run with it! Q15 Super Legs shows his style. Basketball 0 171 'D ix? Dexter shoots for two, but Mike wants the Juice itl Catch me if you can. Please, go in, ball. Darryljumps up against Carroll. Me, jump against himl? ls this the new dance, the Knee-Squeeze? Ronnie Williams soars in for a rebound. Darryl Emerson tips one in for the Bearcats. l just dare you tol Dexter Grant fights for a basket. Ronnie lays it up against the backboard. John keeps his eyes on the rim. Lesson 327: How to shoot a jumpshot. Mike muscles in for a score. Fred makes a Dr, J move on a Neville player. Gliding on in for two more points. 172 0 Basketball i fr X ss . W .. 3 S X M. lr . . , .gpm 'N fi., iasffg r py it Q 9.- fs A sit hi 4 Q ss S' E 'N 3 , fs ii R X ' J- X , 551, r . , Y ' s si' . if if 5 or W j tg1a.mg,','S ,... - H get .. . S V. V2 Q Q aj? gi 3 I. . mga .ii . My bf am M .gym ' .w 5 if L 91' - JV Struggle Through Year The young JV squodexperienced a tough season as did their counterparts, the Varsity. ln the early season the JV won a couple of games against tough 1-AAA teams in Minden and Haughton. Then they entered the district season against more experienced teams. losing many by few points. Despite a bad-looking record, these boys gained poise and character for the upcoming years. Basketball G ZQI lgri .rE,,,z ,V., Z,, ,.:i:qqVg :.,,,, ,g,: , , ,A y1g,, ,55 , H c .r,r,,v,,rr,.,, , ,, Freshmen - Learning And Growing Kneeling: Antonio Spencer, Salvin Albritton, Dexter Sims, Rocky Williams, Randy Gullat, Barry Taylor, Tyrone Jenkins, Micheal Hinojosa, Steve Davison, and Gary Acklin. Standing: Coach Suggs, Dan Love, Scott Lautiger, Jimmy Sawyer, Dale Lloyd, Rusty Hale, John Steed, Rod Pilgreen, Ronald Stringfellow, and Brady Tress. O -1-vtv via 'W 'tt H Dingo tries to act like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. . ' ar! I1 X f , ,' r , -s , S . - as I qi, I Q ' . rs 1 'xi ' is Y .D , K S C . -, mv-I 5' W l wonder what it feels like to get into the game? Say Mama, may l? , then l'lI give you the ball. T Q 4 .IK S T . .1 Y kg V kk dl xr' lx I Why did I ever get into this profession? The freshmen basketball team had a very successful season. They ended the year at a five-win and only two-lose slate. Led by Rusty Hale, Dale Lloyd, Ronald Stringfellow, and Barry Taylor, the 'JBaby Cats showed that they will have to be reckoned with in the future. Basketball 0 175 LADY BEARCATS IN PLAYCDFFS Kneeling: Sandra Dunn, Kim Shaver, Marilyn Young, Alisa Thomas, Vicki Mayfield, Jamie Dauterive, Sheila Glover, and Lisa Carter. Standing: Callie Hood. Helen Ellis, Evelyn Nelson, Geni Coleman, Gloria Williams, Lisa Schneider, Wanda Lewis, Barbara Tolman, Ramona Williams. and Coach Barham. This year's managers were Barbara Tolman and Ramona Williams. The Lady Bearcats had a successful season this year compiling a regular season record of 19 wins and 6 losses. They came out second in district, losing out to Carroll for the district championship. The Lady Cats placed first in the Southfield tournament and also placed second in the Dubach and Haynesville tournaments. They did not have much success in the state playoffs, though, losing out to Natchoches in the first round. District 3-AAAA Coach of the year - Cecil Barham 176 ' Basketball Wanda Lewis 3 yr. Letter. All-Dist. plum? .. Lisa Schneider 3 yr. Letter. LD Alisa Thomas EAW? ii A 1 Vicki Mayheld 1 yr. Letter. -Q w - .ff - Gloria Williams 3 yr. Letter. All-Dist. MVP LD' M Sheila Glover 2 yr. Letter. pl Dy Marilyn Young it 1,1177 , Lisa Carter 3 yr. Letter. Sandra Dunn 3 yr. Letter. QAM? S QA Callie Hood 1 yr. Letter. 5 F .4 Helen Ellis Girls Finish Second ln . 3-AAAA AMY L M SL... Jamie Daurerive 3 yr. Letter. Evelyn Nelson 1 yr. Letter. may Basketball 0 177 h . N in , ' 1 i4 Q ff lust standing around on defense .. . Just standing around!! L r aw' f A3 '50 Super 5nide flies in for a layup. Punkin power!!!! Girl. get your hand out of my face. Practice makes perfect. Lisa does the splits to put one in. 0 Basketball 7' -. lk,-3' r ' .al . ,LL fi 23 L LQ rr Gloria shoots it over the Houghton , defender. What defense did you soy we were in, Coach? ul Sheila leans it on it. Jump up, Wanda! Jump upl I 3, Callie, give it all you've got! lt's Miller Time!!! ,.:fa:'j Mfg 5 4. , it W I A QV -' 5 ml A ' K Y Q ..., , A h, gl ,A.,,,, Mi. ' 1 'fokli Zi t Q 'V jf f . Vw 01 ' x 1-an K K -, .,., ,, ' V lu A 1 if as 'M .. l Lisa Carter posses the ball down court. Shoo-Bop Shoo-Bopl Highway Potrol maneuvers around o Lisa goes off to the races. Houghton Duc. Basketball ' 179 SPRING SPORTS SS 1' , 1 1 , ,, rm,-1 5.1 V V V rryy . V l 1' V, VV:VIk-L Ruston 3 Ouachita A V V lvf W 1 J RUSTOHQ 1 0 Jesulf ' 1 LfS,, ' '1 ' v 1' Ruston! - Farmerville if 'Y'l' f ' ,V .V 5 I1 'ikustonj Jesuit OU Chi'0 'll9V'l9F?'?' 'R SLT'SfV 19159 Ruston VSV' Caldwell Domop lnvltononqlfff Ruston Bastrop RWD 'nVl'0'l0nollf5' Hoge' Ruston Bastrop west Momoe Babys :Place Ruston west Monroe Springhill RelQYs X 1st place Ruston LjNeyille Meet . ,,,.. 411, Ruston Ouachita ,.', 1.3 ',,,,A I Z -, Ruston 1, . Neville 'R A Ruston Carroll Ruston Dubach Ruston Calhoun Ruston Bastrop 1 Rusfofl Neville Ruston Wesr'Monroe ' Ruston Ouachita . Hunrrngtoqfftgetoyiiffii Vgth profe Ruston 1 WGS' M0055 ts1s - Carroll lnvitatiafialfgj 4th'ifRplace S District Meet' 'il 8rd filace - iRuston Menard Ruston West Monroe V g ..VfBlQFSLl'Dl'l Springhill -'L-'l Ruston St. Frederick's A Ruston Pineville Ruston West Monroe J V Ruston Natchitoches Central 'ii'i V 1 Ruston Royvme R'-15100 6 Choudrant 3111. 7 Ruston Ruston 19 Choudrant V - '13 RUSWU -lli 1 Ruston 1 1 5 Chatham 11 Rusmn A Plneffmg R 161 Slmsbcro ,V V14' Ruston Sf' Fledenckls Rlustorigjfl- 23 Chatham - 'V 2 1 Ruston 1 West Monroe R151iilil1fl..1 Ruston 1 9 ooouocmfo T. ff, if Ruston V 17 A Dubach Ruston 10 - .Ouachita 1 .RVllV.1 Ruston 4 West Monroe '10 V 1111 111111 1 1 GQLF V Huntington 3rd place 'Ruston lnvlfgfiongl 1.V V Ri 1st place North Caddo 10th place Bastrop Invitationalf A A I 205 PlUC9 Wes' Momoe . 2nd place West Monroe Invltational Q 8rd place .VVVV QPfPln .shff-'Ve 99' Ploce brsfitcr Meer 2nd PIGCG qfgvffhwood 1 ft: Piece A V V ,ii'V' uston Vn p ace A A 'ifputhwood 1 V 7-th' place V1 Ouachita fV,Vf3rd' place :Neville - V Grd place District' 1 1 VV Srdiplace 180 0 Spring Sports CROSS CCDUNTRY The 1982 squad: Tom Hudnell, Joe Theils. Billy Hadley, Michael Richard, Robert Jackson, and Jon Ford. Follow the leader! The Cross Country team placed 2nd in the 3-AAAA District meet behind West Monroe. Joe Thiels finished 3rd, Robert Jackson 6th, and Michel Richard 8th. The Cross Country team is coached by David Crowe. 5 Joe Thiels races for the finish line. Cross Country 0 18 BOY'S TRACK The 1982 track team: Csittingb Robert Jackson, Pot Goldsmith, Dexter Grant, Randy Williams, Tom Hudnell, Stuart Fortner, Ckneelingj Curt Hinton, Bernard Garr, Billy Hadley, Joe Thiels. Anthony Kidd, Scott Brausel, Kstandingb Coach Crowe, Dale Lloyd, Mike Williams, Mike Richard, Mike Brooks, Ronnie Bowden, Roderick Wright. James Mathis, Jerome Dean, Robert McGraw, and Coach Gillum. We ry MW Q? ii V 1 ...,,Al., Heave Ho!!! Michael Brooks shows the form that sent him to the State meet. Is this a bird, a plane, or Superman? 162 ' Track ..,v.4 2 Ln.- ww ' ' .. -, .. Y , 5 Acct -Y-l A . 4, ar ' . FQ 1 ' i' , 4- ' 'Fei I ' : - . 1 4 giilf - . ,. - W 5,2513 g-.pmt by A 1 .gf 0 5 V K. Y-'f ' , rg r 1 '- .Hsf 1' f. Lf ..- ' .. V .. ' V 'A' 'ii' T'-well' ' T.. W- N'-V 5 . ....! I A -Q- ' pa i s . - s '. ,Q J an ws. .t ' s V z A L. . -J i A - . Lwgusxecu Q ,:A.,r,: W A ' i 13:9-H' . f.g,f,2 t . ' '- ' Lomswv 'ff' '- l nf-5' '-Q I VK . K 4 S s . 5 t .....--A ' ' C if ' ' .I 'ual E A. It takes total concentration to throw the shot put. D. Ring-around-the-rosy . . . C. Boy, can he get up! D . Roderick gives it all he's got to make it to the finish line. E. Stuart, you oren't supposed to walk across it, you're supposed to jump over it. F. Bernard Garr brings home the baton on the lost leg of the relay. Track 0 168 GIRLS TRACK A C Q 1 A. A. E 164 0 Track Don't drop that heavy ball on your toe, Lisa Regional track meet qualifiers. Go, Joanie, Go!! The Bobsy Twins loosen up before o meet. Janet Humphries sails over the bar. Kelly leaps over the hurdles. GOLF t isi, - T T ,, . 1.45 , . lkis' V,,x --r' 7 ky , . gat V ,mm 0 X 4 .Y . 5 ' i n THE 1962 RHS GOLF TEAM: 1st row: Gary Hampton, Brian Woodard, Randy Terrill. 2nd row: Bobby Watson, Ron Pineau. ' il - tt ' t th . Ron displays the sty e tha ook him o e anon 'ees om state tournament. The golf team had a successful season against tough competition. The Bearcats finished third in the district 3-AAAA tournament be- hind a very tough Bastrop team and Neville. ln the regional tour- nament, Ron Pineau qualified for the state tournament in New Or- leans against the best golfers in the state. Ron played very well in the state tournament. We are re- turning all but one golfer and have high hopes for next year. The RHS Golf Coach is Howard Whitlock. Randy blasts his way out of o sand trap. -in -., ,E Eddie is thinking hard about his next shot. RHS golfers deport fOr touffwmefif- Golf ' 155 BASEBALL A. Members of the Ruston Bearcat baseball team were as fol- lows: Kerry Merrit, Chris Clayton, Steve Hancock, Gerald Jen- kins, Jimmy Humphries, Dan Childress, Shonon Fraiser, Billy Taylor, Brent Coleman, Coach Lantrip, Eddie Dade, Brady Moore, Mickey Boyette, Tim Flournoy, Russ Thompson, Tad Grider, Matt Wilson, Clinton Sampson. B. Don't you think you're swinging a little high Chris? C. .Shonon has always had great form. The Ruston High Bearcats composed a final record of 7-10. They are losing several key players, but with some strong JV players coming up, they ought to be able to have a good season. The Bearcats were just one game from the district playoffs, but they were defeated by the Ouachita Lions. Tad Grider, Billy Taylor, and Dan Childress were selected to the 3-AAAA All-District team. Ken Lantrip is the Varsity Baseball coach, and he is assisted by Tommy Hay on the J-V. 186 ' Baseball IN if 'UU C Tad still waiting for that just right pitch Shannon isn't known for his long lead-offs. Gerald Jenkins is congratulated after hitting home-run. Billy Taylor warming up in the batter's circle. Chris you really planned ahead on that swingl K., iv ,J Nh K. X X lx A 'S' K W w sf Q - ii wr ff ' Y ' D , I .-ve' I E Baseball ' 187 188 0 Baseball B W F is Nx 'gryyf-' 4 sive: , f :rf ,SN 'TS wi , 2 2- .4 w e Q -A .. sv-P!-V f Navi csv! Eggs:-N. .. , .r , J vwlivWQQ5..L,X.:Q- N , , W X wif 1 . .ggi Q , ef- Wifi? L--' A- ' 1 -.,, wif Q ' .-.-x if yfmm- ' ,QQ E A. Don Childress at the plate D. lt's a good thing Gemldis on his way to back Merrit up on first. C. The one that got away. D. Boyfe holds run a first. E. Please don't hit me with that ball. F. Taylor preparing himself for his awesome curve . SOFTBALL f-..RJ.f' A B 4 ,A-, 'iw V il? H333 , st .. , D l A. Carter readies herself for that home-run B. Was she safe or was she out? C. HUBBA BUBBAll D. The 1982 Softball team are as follows: Cathedra Jenkins, Pam Austin. Lasandra Grant, Lawandao Buggs, Gloria Williams, Angela Canada, Geni Coleman, Lisa Schneider, Kim Shaver, Ramona Williams, Terri Hedgecoke, Barbra Carter, Lisa Carter, Kelly Galdo. One of these girls is not like the others. The Ruston High girls softball team had an overall record of 5 wins and 5 losses. They were coached by Miss Minor and are expected to have a very good year next year. Good luck girls softballl E. E Softball ' 189 U TENNIS is - z ll-Inq 11- if 'dint is The 1981-1982 tennis team consisted of: 1st row: Phillip Springer, Joel Trammell, Ron Pineau, Chris Kavanaugh, Kenny Vessels, Randy Bruley 2nd row: Robin Futrell, Dawn Garner, Lora Higginbotham, Susan Lin, Tracy Farley, Terry Hedgecoke, Deborah Potter, Angie Smith. - , ,,,, i i , . ff , .5-Wilf'flf' f , ' ' K' f i , In .. ,......,41-Q-aww ' L 1 ,,.. - f -V L 1 ' diapuoenvv-WMM-' ,- I j ..e, 1 WW it . P WX ji, ' V . , , I it , H Tail' 4 4651, fl f Randy gfujey Tracy Farley Robin Futrell .1 .iyi R 1 , 'JL' ,. ,ll . if Wqanwwwf V X , I X I ' 7 jf Lv r 1' ' if 0 1 ,f ' , in If M,-lp, ' time f A 7 V -.', :-My www 'YIM'-W H ' ,,.. was W a - H . K B. , Dawn Garner Terry Hedgecoke Lora Higginbotham 190 0 Tennis The RHS tennis team had a successful season this year with a 7-2-1 re- cord. Joel Trammell was the Regional Boys Sin- gles Champion, and made it to the AAAA State Quarterfinals. He was named the News- Star-World Outstanding Boy's Tennis Player of 1982. Randy Bruley and Lora Higginbotham were the Regional Mixed Dou- bles Runner-up, and also made it to the AAAA State Quarterfnals. wr me ,WT f it n ,, , ,4 'V K , 1 . it ,, I if ji ., 9 fi 1 Q 'L Qin.--W , , Nc? W, fy W' , XP ld X is , we Mm i W, ,,... J ...,...N,w.. .Q-lk f i ' ffm-M f ll W X! ' , f Q ff i Q if K ,155- ww, 4- -- f -'-'-' ,Sirk L -H ,Lis Ch,-is Kava,-,augh Susan Lin Ron Pineau Deborah Porter cl, Y-gd., my A as ,. , .,, Q X W ik! - X3 ' ,A 1 x ,....-- :xx I A'--,FAN 6 V ,,,.,..--- ' ....-.- 4 -it Angie Smith Phillip Springer K, Joel Trammell Y.. Kenny Wessels Dawn warms up before the mofchl Chris returning shot in a heated volley. Ron has to go way back to return this shot. Deborah practicing up for the next match. Tennis 0 191 Wlxg . 4 rs. - : Awww . ye . Q, ffl- P 'flfii' if F K I if . 1 5 5: , 5 QQ ., I 3 ,gk C A. Roll out the barrel, we'Il have a barrel of fun. B. The winners of the Jerry Cobb 6 Tracy Farley look alike con- test. C. Freshmen have the cutest little baby faces. D. Going down to GiIIey's, girls? E. Ring-a-ding-ding! Three ding-a-Iings in a swingl F. l'll sell ya my cup of Kool-aid for a nickel. G. Punk funk! H. Hey, big boyl Come up and see me sometime. I. We know it's acid Scart, but what kind of acid? 192 U Activities ACTIVITIES k F . 'SQ' Q4 :dll-4 P Gb 0 U M- -,, 5' QQ' .Q fi ' ' . RES, MF: .1 has if ' . -fs A AMW I Activities ' CLASSES if A n yN 194 ' Activities H l J K E lf..c.i....,l , cs, W 3- . 4 4 a Q J Q .fats Ln ia 1 s I nf 11? A.The name of the game is Concentration B.Ms. Kelley and her 'kongbirdsf' C.DO NOT Dl5TURB-Mechanic at work. D. Wow! This is really a blast! E.CIass Meditation. F.You expect me to type all of this?!? G.So l'm a pretty bad artist. Who cares?!?! H.Well, at least ONE person studies at this school. l.Some people just don't know to GCI. J.Taking an afternoon snooze, eh? K. You camera hog!!!! L.Wind it up, Coach! Activities U 195 CLASSES A A. Hoven't we squeezed these enough? B. Quick! What's the answer to number five? C. Yea! And then she said . . . D. . E. 196 0 Activities ,. and they lived happily ever after. What a crummy ending! Help!l'm being abducted! LUNCH 2-nw Q Did you say POISON? Keep that food away from us-we 're on a diet. lt goes down better ifl close my eyes! Use LA VA, it gets hands clean the first time! The Lunch Bunch Finger Iickin' good! Activities ' 197 PEP RALLIES 'vw 198 ' Activities rw- 'R M G H t i L -4- Q rf J 'K wp WE lu, 2 'Q i i , 45 V f I is as 4 .X .ff L I K ask . 63. W K, M 4 I Mi' i It A. Gentlemen prefer Hanes. D. Boogie Down, Dawn. C. We're not ones to go 'round spreodin' rumors. D. Jungle love. E. When l grow up, I'm gonna' be this toll! F. She's o very kinky girl. G. Is it reolly thot funny, Damone? H. Just Q pinch between the cheek and gum. I. O03Vz makes his move. J. Somebody throw Terri some candy. K. Would these girls lie to you? Activities 0 199 REC DANCES A C 200 1 Activities Too Close For Comfort. l could have danced all night. It takes two to Tango. We're waiting for Cheryl Tiegs Your pride is showing, Lora. Q3 ww?-W .,S 1 JX- w R4 SPIRIT DAYS D A. It's been o hord doy for these work- ing girls. B. They went thot-o-woy. C. Drop in for o bite. D. Todd and his helping hcrnd. E. The Wild Wild West rides ogoin. Activities 0 201 HCDMECCDMING ll..- B A Stan and Byron composed o song for the court. Now Al, remember to stop when you go under the arches. Court attendents-Paige Nelson and Dart Maynor. Michel Richard gave the invocation. The band performs to perfection. The choir roised their voices in honor to the court. Laurie Fowler looking back. Nervous is why .,, The Bearcat Belles cheer on the team. This popcorn is delicious. Activities ' 203 TWIRP 204 0 Activities :hm miwii ,i Q . i 'Aki .Q l ss .55 :M i i2 ' h Q -lp K K 'Q .154 ,.. V J 'S 'Y Monday-Michelle treats Jerry on Game and Ice cream night. Wednesday- Clint, raw oysters are good for you. says Lisa on Seafood night. Tuesday-Scott enjoys a hamburger compli- ments of Sheila on Hamburger night. Friday-Couples enter the dance with the theme, Endless Love. Thursday- Chilreirha, is this the best you can afford? asks Damone on Pizza nighr. What o bunch of monkeys! Gee, that's all I get? Michelle Viator helps herself to some punch. You're supposed to pass them out, not eat um. Everybody loves me! I can't believe l got one! Carnations of red, white. and peppermint were passed out by Studenr Council mem- bers. STUDENT CGUNCIL ELECTICDNS D uf 'Wi 5, ,S-I W ' W' 4 4. ffif' W 23 1 i 216 sf, f 'ff AQ Us-ff 1 0 1 ,, G - H sf .mx -- X--I-Q, K TJ' .lg se., Ni gil,-,i'k, Jamie Lion Dauterive dances to What'5 New Pussy Cat Michelle 'Vane-t Guntrey Miller in her hot rod. Vivian Mouse Calcotte passes out tags. John Duck Richardson, what a silly goosel Monica Mohammid Ali Spearman and Le- roy Mean Joe Green Humphries take a well-deserved break. Students that were hoping to be elected to be a Representative. The Rainbow Connection ticket. The Ruston High All Stars ticket. Pam Nelson was the campaign manager for the Rainbow Connection. Monica tells of her plans for R.H.5. Jamie announces her ideas for R.H.5. Cynthia Harvey was the campaign manager for the AIl Stars, Banners were hung in the halls. Activltles 0 207 PROM W x 4' f-mmf 'Qii ' xi -,,., 3 N,. gf-3' hi V. 'Q f fi K K A D MWZ, 206 ' Activities ,Sir 54 V, 'ff F 2 X E .pf in. K L A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. K. L. ,VJ Amy wos spinning her wheels. Stewartjoms out, but Laurie looks tired. I thought you were oll supposed to be pointing. Is thot you Baby doll , Bob? Was that your foot I just stepped on? You con't keep her quiet ony other way, so you fill up her mouth with food. So for this has been this best night of my life. Ross, wos your dote thot boring? Coach Lantrip, isn't thot Principal Clarks wife? I did too come with o date. Let me tell you, child! Pomolive. softens honds while you do the dishes. Activities ' GRADUATICJN A ATT? 3 BMW 9:5 ff Q E Q W5 'U Q Wy wp, ff' M 210 Ati E F nunrun 1 Q G 1 sz- was gf A . K .V ,S E -' .M as um W Q r I J .A t, , IETUN r a - Y- , , . .Q I , 'Q 4. iea ?I'lIf-N ,X lg - ., ' 1 A' e ' A Mir. v s - '41-5F'r'f-fr'- ,gig 215154 is Xi WYE, 'X K Ring around the Roseyl They're graduating? All together now! Let me see: which seat do I want? I can't believe I waited 4 years for this. I told you, Chris. It has to be PER!-'ECT1 Yours is not to question why, Libby -just take the diploma and runlll Here we come, world! I'm so excited! I wish they would hurry up ond give me that piece of paper. Marching in to Pomp and Circumstancen. The Ruston High School Graduates of the year 1982 sing the Alma Mater for the lost time. ACfiVifieS ' 211 m 4 The Resume Stuff The Resume Staff sr ., 597 The 1981-82 Resume staff included - Todd Ellett, Laura Malone Rob McClellan, Dan Childress, Bob Hearn, Billy Taylor, Libby Woodard, Lawrie Fortner, Kellie Williams, Pam Nelson. Lora Higginbofham, .Ia- mie Dauterive, Vivian Calcote, and Byron Miller. Libby Woodard Editor Lora Higginbolham- Business Manager: Lawrie Fartner- Ads Mrs. Jackie Whitlock- Advisor Cynthia Harvey- Organizations: Kellie Williams and Todd Ellert- orga- nization Assistants Laura takes up money for the subscription drive. 4 lgfijxl ' 2 n' ' v Nff Q ' o 4 if .2 -5, , 'an it ' y , . its , 4s,,taz'. -fax 2 - W- Q- W-,-, sr. , ir, .SJ fm - f -- --f -'fxfisgsg:f1f,igg'Pgy 1 A 'ri 1 - 2Qf:Qc.gVi,q,g5jgg1k-4 Tiff .5 - Jef-2: 1 -- zz I lf? it fri. C if 'li'-tlsf. ,Q L 4 . T., ,, , ,. M be ., . l -fr an ' A , ,,,, A was 6 , .,.,, i ,YL ' ' K w G fl-il'-sf - , -f-rf, . . A f A - ,f , . as-.L l -QWF, The Resume Staff 0 A. Jamie Dauterive and Byron Miller- Photographers D. Laura Malone Activities: Pam Nelson- Activities Assistant C. Reita Reese- Honors: Vivian Calcore- Honors Assistant D. Billy Taylor-Sports: Dan Childress and Bob Hearn- Sports Assistants E. Rob McCellan- Art F. Todd Ellert and Pom Nelson- Senior Class: Vivian Calcore- Freshman Class: Lawrie Former- Sophomore Class: Laura Malone- Faculty: Rob McCellan- Junior Class 214 U The Resume Staff N.,.l .ff ' S ., Jq'm '-N 4' fx 'N 1 ,ha- ,....b 3 YZ 'G The Resume Stoff 0 s '1 Y. ,,,: xxmjv! k 4 at x . ' '55 A L . V 1 YV ' ,f 1 i 5 ' 1 N lil' 5 . 2' IQ 4+- A . Vp V - ,Ps 2' ' 1 0 .y 1.5 1' x S I 'W IADS 4.. ,g K 3 4 7 K 2 '24 :, V -fl:3::+.' ,n:.'., 'F '45 4ff.i'f.j' 1 nfl -, Y , , 23.5.3 gms i n 'aff 1- f, I.. H K -.yr f ' 4 f A , f JW: 'j ff C Iii 6 H I IICICD I Egg X --J www, .. .. - W..,.....uau. C A. Three more cents and we can get the one with headphones. D. Mother warned me about girls like you. C. Oh! Baby! Hold me backl D. Rob, you are definitely one of a kindl E. Michelle thinks she's the Queen bee. F. This beats the food in the lunch loom. G. Curley, Larry, And Mo. H. Elizabeth, do you mind letting us in on the joke? I. Now Mac, I refuse to buy hot pink pants. J. This would look great with your eyes. K. lf anyone buys me another Snoopy, l'll scream. Advertisements 0 217 The Gazebo 507 SOUTH TRENTON RUSTON LOUISIANA 71270 Quality Clothing ot Reasonable Prices C3183 255-1939 ,.x..- . . . Books ' ' Bibles I NEW' ' I I ' 1 Music SOS Sss ss!! ii Your Greeting Cords Chrlstlon Bookshop 255 3504 Good Luck l05 North Trenton S1 CUIMQS A Tradition fn F ne Photographic Portra ture PH 318 255 5568 ' ' 19 I f INC ' zo' us y S ssxx' 0 Gifts 11 - ll '82 1 . . . I, . I. 211 WEST ALABAMA RUSTON, LA. 71270 MISTER PENGUIN For Your Memorable Moments Tuxedo Rental 13181255-3273 and Sales 814 N. Trenton 9 WJ c:ox's SHELL SERVICE STATION Tires - Batteries Accessories ' 7 AM-5 PM bookstore inc. Monday-Smrday I30 Park Avenue Phone 255-0845Ruston, La. 71270 60' S. Tremon 255-9820 iBodie'o urniture, gnc. FURNITURE A ACCESSORIES P. O. Box 1099 1140 S. Vienna Ruston, Louisiana 71270 i318i 255-4815 Fred Pee Supply 1336 Cookfown Rd. Ruston, LA. 71270 Motors-255-1928 - Ad t' ments ' wmq, CUPPDRUG Q STORE 24 Hr R Servlce Full Lune Cosmets 116 S Trenton Ruston LA 255 3318 603 Monroe ST 255 4570 Cupp Drug Wishes The Seniors Best Of Luck fl-J COLE COLVIN AGENCY INC RADIO SALES 81 SERVICE C W COLVIN 206 F FIUSTON 255 25 6 FURNITURE VQCIIETISOIIIACCESSORIES F RONNIE BENNETT 108 S VIENNA Monoger RUSTON, LA 71270 C3183 255 4368 Contemporary Foshlons For Todoy's Woman I- Where You Buy I' I Quohty Furnnture for Less 126 POFK Ave 255 2525 Al 220 fr ' I u Q - ' 9 fa, 2K1 G A-Q . cn B Z . . E l C 9 5 n . 2 - 5.1 .:7. S ei s s ovm eI annum' 0 f ' M! I INSURANCE ALL KINDS . SERV POLIC S SINC 942 T.V.- CO, ICS W.. ALABAMA - RUSTON, LA. 7I27O -3 R . ,L . Dual - 7 lllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ad ' r I CHANDLER'S '- DAVISON PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Furniture Teachers Aid Appliances School Supplies Electronic Gift P.O. Box 23 Farmerville Road Ruston, La. 71270 Phone 255-3850 713 W. California Ruston, La. 71270 Phone 255-0556 TIRES BATTERIES OIL CHANGES WASH Cr WAX KU NTRY DOWNTOWN EXXON SERVICE STATION Complete Auto Service MECHANIC ON DUTY P O BOX 447 RUSTON LOUISIANA 71270 PHONE 255 2101 ELVIS PYLANT 214 N VIENNA AT ALABAMA OWNER RUSTON LA 71270 Sheri Lynn s for your Fashion Wardrobe and Classic Accents 709 West California ' Ruston LA 71270 Residence C3183 255 7580 ' Business C3185 255 7600 Owner Sales Representative M E Schwernsberg Sheri Schwelnsber 9 FOOD STORES With Six Locations To Serve You 703 West Calif 410 S Farmervllle 1006 Cooktown Rd 1500 S Vienna 1730 West California Highway 80 WEst 0 I Iv rg .4 f I I , 3 . . . 5 7 I f 4 , I Q I I 1 A Advertisements ' 221 BURT'S GULF SERVICE STATION 255-4384 Cooktown Rd SERVICE CLEANERS Phone 255-2603 807 West Alobomo Billy ond Fred L h Owner I I 2 , - LEVEN TH HOUR RECORD SHOP 814 W. Colifornio Ruston, LA 255-8600 ,Im W 1 47. - . 'FOI' I'-T'IEI I 204 VV Mississippi Ave. 2554532 I-Ruston, LE. Congrotulotions 1981-82 Beorcot Football Teom! ga' In 34 'I JSDQQWW H3 WEST MISSISSIPPI, RUSTON, LOUISIANA 7127 rtisement Y 1 ' F Tl This space has been provided for 6U+OQI'6PhS by T L JAMES COMPANY INC ames Bulldnng 0 STON An Equal Opporfunrfy Employer Rusfon Loulslana O O ' . S A' 41 J 3 1 3 5 00 'gf Lg. A ertiseme DUN LOVE INC. Q ' rbl,..!h Iailglqfmb I Nana Iw Complete Home Building Services Design and Planning Construction and Finance HOIIIOI East Georgia Ave. You Will 255-0699 Love x ff THE NEW pgf-thglg BEGINNING Haircut Center ,QI ' -3. X 5' 255-5340 Ray Foy, Owner W. California Avenue lAt Tech Drivel 224 Ad t ments Y ll. --I 1 . lguafon jforid, ,gnu w 403 West Alabama . Ruston, Louisiana 71270 Owners Phone 255-8747 Dianne Adkins Carolyn Banks Nights 255-5609 Billie Nelson . , 1 E E1 c E MANUFACTURED HOMES, INC. 1917 Farmerville Hwy. Ruston La. 71270 318255-9173 Complete Line of Building Supplies 311 West Mississippi Avenue Phone 255 4110 Ruston Louisiana Advertisements 0 225 Ruston, LA. 71270 Phone 13181 251 9500 ffffe C375 512 pp L DELORES MITCHELL Owner Speczalzzzng In Szlk and Drzed Flowers dal Bouqets Corsages Szlk Arrangements Brz Dried Arrangements Holiday Arrangements Lee Street lBehmd Graham s Ladies Apparell ik Where friends meet for Complete Hospitality 'XQO-Q.Lc9.m.t Svxvx. of Ruston Gene McCann Innkeeper Maxwell S Restaurant Gene Stanley Food Dlrector 255 5901 1 20 North Servlce Road YQ-'QA-91-lx l Sum. llj UW Congrotulotlons Groduofrng Sensors Of 1982' DE AN GALLERY Fme Pnnts Custom Framing and Accessores Interior Design Consultant 255 3243 E Georgia Ave Good Luck Beorcots' NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CHARLES L TANNEHILL 251 0303 IF NO ANSWER DIAL 255-4906 THE NEW YORK LIFE AGENT IN YOUR COMMUNITY IS A GOOD MAN TO KNOW LIFE INSURANCE HEALTH INSURANCE GROUP INSURANCE ANNUITIES PENSION PLANS 111 W ALABAMA RUSTON LA I' '- I - . I 5 ' Z O 5 - . ' ' . - - , ' 308 ' ' ' no t.e. Mag- - H 3' ' I ty I I ff , A A tl 2 9 m ' a - W X --il .- , U 226 0 Advertisements ii: ANDY CLARK INSURANCE Homeowners Lute Health Auto Frre Casualty Ph e 255 9681 302 Reynolds Dr Ofc Qgfqu Woxlng G Monlcunng 4 Operotors On Duty C3185 251 0760 1404 S. Vlenno St. C167 SouthJ Ruston, LA 71270 mafia HUDDLE HOUSE 501 Servlce Rd 255-7630 ve r WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES C Corporaie Headquariers RusIor' Louisiana Local Operahons aI PARTICLE BOARD DIVISION - DurafIaIce Sou'rI1 Slmsboro Loulslana PLYWOOD DIVISION Sanham SouI'I1ern RusI'on Loulslana X EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY ETPLOYEP I . I l 40 W I Q6 ood, V ,X O' as S 51 'IQ -. I ARMY E ARMY -, RESERVE Quenra dnaurunep Qggeney 205 WEST GEORGIA P O BOX 1159 300 Arlzono Ave Quit-5fUI1, gil Our slncere thanks to the advertisers rn this edrtuon of the Resume Wlthout their help your yearbook would not have been possrble Show your appreclatlon by patronlzlng the busrnesses who bought ads rn this yearbook 4, M and tell them you appreciate their support RUSTON HIGH SCHOOL The RESUME Staff WEBB! BILL SEAMAN S BLJE BIRD BUS SALES NEW AND USED BUSES MICKEY MAYS OFFICE SUPPLIES 5 PRINTING QW 210 west Arlzona Ave E RoAo 345, P o Box 1364 ' ni Ruston La 71270 RUSTON LOUISIANA 71270 PHONE 1318 255 0897 HODG MICKEY MAYS Phone 13181 255 2004 I 6 .. I' Z. . . J ' LI' . I , f I 5 I I Y Y .I l-t I Advertisements ' 229 r I' -I TowN as COUNTRY ' SHOE CLOSET 105 5, T,e,,,O,, RUSTON AUTOMOBILE 255 som DEALERS THE DALLAS CO ASSOCIATION McHole Ford Lrncoln Mercury Chrysle Plymouth Porter Chevrolet Pontloc Codrlloc Nolen Rolnwoter Oldsmobrle Burck GMC ofL FIELD MAINTENANCE ff W ,mf I5f?1 ' ' as , ..- . . .... i ' A 'A L I I l I l I Compressor lnstallatlon Compressor Nlalntenance 8. Eng ne Repair Tank Installation 8. I.lgl'1tWeldlng Fure Walls A Backhoe Work Contract Swltchlng Roustabout Crews DALLAS W GRAFTON Ph 318-2510469 318-255-9581 1706 Cooktown Rd Ruston La 71270 230 0 Advertisements r ll - l Ruston Office Su I no s. TRENTON. 255-0514 RUSTON GLASS 81 MIRROR COMPANY, INC. Aluminum and Glass Contractors Auton Glass Installation W. S. Billy Baskin Highway 80 East Ruston LA 255-3243 5 HILBURN DRY CLEANERS 306 W. Alabama Charles Butch Hightower, Owner PESNELL'S GULF Gull Tires, Batteries and Accessories Wash and Grease Auto Repairs Pick-Up and Delivery 512 South Vienna 51 I A 1 Ad 231 300 NORTH VIENNA RUSTON LOUISIANA 71270 E 318f255 0933 43,5 ff Robby s E: Lee s TREE REMOVAL fr CHIMNEY SWEEP INSURED EXPERIENCED Robert Harold Grlffln .Ir Ruston Lo 255 7961 255 4595 255 9102 I Adv F' 'nl L N MEXICAN FO QD Sun Thurs 1100 930 Fr Sof 1100 1 0 Tech Gomes Open Tull 11 00 M6454 I-0' xg M- NA' I 0 ' o : ' : C I D ' 0 : ' 0 : O I ' 0 S '2,.Z2?T'1. L'-5 ' ' 1 new A S A ' ' mini V ,, wl I- I I , 'f' ' . -- , Ayn. nf I. rl B I L: I Advertis U he UINCULN BUILDERS UF RUSTUN RNC 'WMERW GENERAL CONTRACTORS oLL1s GRAH 0 Ox 00 EN RUST N A 7 270 ON T O 3 -TREAS. Ruston Uh iflffhrfhanhrfg Daily Leader Men's and Young Men's Clothing and Hometown newspaperofnorzn cena-al Loummna Accessories 907 B.N. Trenton Phone 255-7761 811100 1894 Follow the Leader in locol. regional ond notional sports. 234 Advertisements BAILEY JEWELER A s c FINE JEWELRY SINCE 1925 JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS TIME AND DIAMONDS Wotches Diamonds Cr Gift Items For The Entlre Fomrly 255 3833 200 W M pp A Jfwf YT 'XY OHM FURNITURE 8: GIFTS 111 North Trenton St Ruston Louls ana 71270 Telephone 255 1636 llllf' l'L8PP,Y Eatmg Good Luck Seniors Cf 82' d ' 2 35 GULLATT TIRE C0 INC B F Goodrich and Daytona Dealer 615 S Monroe St Phone 255 1545 .J-.9 BRAZZEL S PHARMACY 823 W Collfornlo Ave Ruston Lo 71270 A L Brozzel Reglstered Pharmacist 255 3973 ssgnunjf FLOWERS GIFTS ACCESSORIES TON LOUISIANA 71270 DAY 255 0498 Cllnt fr Vernaughn Scott Owners - FLOWERS AND GIFTS '- Fon , ALL OCCASIONS A Tradmon In Menswear Smce 1908 HQLSTEAD S Inc ULEIYNUX 1608 F Il d 1270 9 7411 LEE S HALLMARK SHOPPE Monroe LA Ruston LA Forsythe Ave I20 G Hwy 167 Speclolizing In Sociol Expression Ng Y Q - l ' u I I I 5 I L 'Z - , A I A L n u x , 7 I . Y g 5 L - f 521'- I ,ff of f 9 bl rr ' ' ' 11 V W 1 A ' Y , I WMM s L 7 L S 318-255-3178 219 N. Trenton Q , . I . O 2 Q ll -rv-ze n -qghq armerui e R . , ' ' , P. 0. Bm' 579 , . Ruston. I.ouz'siana 7 Ph. 255- . . AIXIIXIFD ICE Ol O ll A Q ' Q 7, . l r 1 ' ' was , ' ' ' I 4 236 0 Advertisements .J Y Ladies Appare! 81 Shoes 1317 NORTH TRENTON RUSTON LOUISIANA 71270 PHONE 255 3350 jfuncoln quupment G10 Inc FARMERVILLE HIGHWAY O P 0 BOX 1266 RUSTON LOUISIANA 71270 Telephone I318I 255 8826 9 907 North Trenton Ruston, Louisiana H RAINWATER 81 CO NC The Old Reliable Flrm 101 West Alabama Avenue Ruston Loulslana 71270 Telephone 13181 255 3511 Mlchelle 1008 C k 4008 D I313I 251 0433 I3 81 343 5309 P' I s ' 7 gl I V CIlt9l t3lI'lY'HCl1t CCHICI' ' ' James R. Gann, Owner I . oo town Fld, es' R L Monroe, Lo a . 1 . l I I I -K I Ad t' m t 237 RUSTGN RADIAL T R 1100 North Trenton Ruston La 71270 Pete DeSordl III C3183 255 9373 owner J C PENNEY Downtown Ruston Ph 255 2843 KEN S KORNER FARM 6 GARDEN CENTER INDOORXOUTDOOR GARDEN SUPPLIES 113 N VIENNA ST RUSTON LOUISANA 71270 Cbenetal Stuff K3 QZ1 Maple St at West Alabama in Q 401 W Alobomo Ruston LA 71270 255 7080 Contemporary Jr Sportswear Dresses E1 Accessorles Snzes 3 13 SPCDRTSMAN 400W tAl b st L 7270 255 6157 GOCDD LUCK BEARCATS' I, . ll ' rJ 'X I E S669 .56 : : L : 5 54 !Q,, I -522, f sigh ' - I - - INC. , es Q omo, Ru on, Q. 1 Phone - I o 5 r , 315 2555 3226 I 206 Ad thingsg0 better Wflth Coke RUSTON COCA COLA BOTTLING 103 S Bonner te flusmf 105 West Texas Ruston, LA 71270 318 251 1331 Your Ideas In Brass At Affordable Pnces RUSTON EXCHANGE RUSTON PROCESSING CO., INC. Route 2, Old Grambhng Road Ruston, Loulsxana 71270 255 0857 Carpet Headquarters Complete Selections In Flne Carpeting Free Estimates 255 1473 ALEXANDER FLOOR COVER I' '. I ll I- ' I Q I ,I , f , Ig . co. 5 - h . rasjavr ' Custom Made Draperies 'WW --It O 6 ING I I I Ad 2 O9 f Ruston State Bank I 1 Leading The Way . ! fe OI1 r d I I. BANK SLTRUST COMPANY Ruston Louisiana 5 F lDIq1UllIlQ Company C E MSS e R sto La 71270 5106 'o ease uiane CEM Glu O B 71270 JIM BONNETTE 3182551966 131512553445 Hwy 80 West 5 318 2519949 I I I H ? 915,25 U ' ' 4 I4 Mem er DIC SJW! YUM' . . QR Q ., glut. 1 A v P. . ox 305 L. Ruston, Louisiana . i issippi Av. u n, . I l I I Ad ' 21 r 108 Park Avenue A FNHION HOKE Open 10:00-5:30 255-3545 LINCOLN LOANS NC 1SV b o ac 255 5876 Frrendly Personal Servrce Sc 60 f ,Z BUSY BEE STITCHERY Needle Pount 0 Cross Stitch Crewel 0 Lotch Hook Embroidery Yorn ' Needles ' Kits Stools ' Fromes ' Troys Personol Friendly Service 101 W Texos Ave 251 1272 42 DAVISUN .154 :qw a f F '- f .,,f ,,h,.,,, f mm w 1'a 'jg'x5 w ,.fr',fu, 1 s f' -'r mn M ,M 5019 41 If ifysgigfff 313533 mes! E? my-I1 Q! r was mf 4- -may .rgf j ' ' 2' ,, ff L we -f 4,4 I PI-'Hifi .ar df ,,l ,tB fH9' ,WTML 5, Qffrfisffes PM Go Get em Beorcofs' DAVISGN TRANSPCJRT M , 'am as Ju F 1 , Jar M' 5 'Wifi hey' 'gi ff. 1 -e Formervllle Hwy Ruston Loulslono ' C I l . - I 1 i D fx Y ! ' I- , , '5 . + -A U . .1 . V N , v ',Y4f:jf,,k,,L.!., ,A 'I mfg, ,r Vg, H iffy , f , ?,,,,,,: 2.,,: f :-eff-we Y.--,,f11iQ,.f:f--,j QL- . A 11- wx.fkgwg,nf,was-,,g.fw.:,,gggin ,V lf, ,, . , , f '-411, - -. .ff,:,,'1Q's vfgf'- ff J V 'f,v ': f'7i f:1i'ffia5T:V .3 :gpg 51,1 ff, . 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