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75th annual Red Boiling Springs alumni banquet held
by Derek McCaleb
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The Red Boiling Springs School Cafeteria staff was responsible for the dinner for the evening. The staff worked hard to prepare the delicious meal which consisted of turkey and dressing, green beans, mashed potatoes, slaw, cranberry sauce, rolls, peach cobbler for dessert. Members of the RBS School Cafeteria staff are (L to R) Connie Russell, Abby Crowe, Angela England (manager), Kristal Chapman, Daphne Ferguson, and Jon Carver.
The Red Boiling Springs School Cafeteria staff was responsible for the dinner for the evening. The staff worked hard to prepare the delicious meal which consisted of turkey and dressing, green beans, mashed potatoes, slaw, cranberry sauce, rolls, peach cobbler for dessert. Members of the RBS School Cafeteria staff are (L to R) Connie Russell, Abby Crowe, Angela England (manager), Kristal Chapman, Daphne Ferguson, and Jon Carver.
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Attendees of the Red Boiling Springs Alumni Banquet reminisce in line while waiting for dinner.
Attendees of the Red Boiling Springs Alumni Banquet reminisce in line while waiting for dinner.
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Phillip and Fay Snow, along with their newborn grandson, Parker, enjoying the alumni banquet. Fay is a 1984 graduate of Red Boiling Springs School. Phillip and Fay have a daughter, Samantha Snow, who is a senior at Red Boiling Springs School and will be graduating this May.
Phillip and Fay Snow, along with their newborn grandson, Parker, enjoying the alumni banquet. Fay is a 1984 graduate of Red Boiling Springs School. Phillip and Fay have a daughter, Samantha Snow, who is a senior at Red Boiling Springs School and will be graduating this May.
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Some members of the Red Boiling Springs Class of 2013 present at the RBS Alumni Banquet. The members of the graduating class will soon join the Red Boiling Springs Alumni association.
Some members of the Red Boiling Springs Class of 2013 present at the RBS Alumni Banquet. The members of the graduating class will soon join the Red Boiling Springs Alumni association.
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The third class recognized at the banquet was the Red Boiling Springs class of 1993. Members of the 1993 class present at the banquet were first row (L to R): Tina Maynard, Nicky Merritt, and Melita Moss. Back row (L to R): Jackie Russell, Ronnie Morgan, and Josh Copas.
The third class recognized at the banquet was the Red Boiling Springs class of 1993. Members of the 1993 class present at the banquet were first row (L to R): Tina Maynard, Nicky Merritt, and Melita Moss. Back row (L to R): Jackie Russell, Ronnie Morgan, and Josh Copas.
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The Red Boiling Springs class of 1963 was also recognized at the banquet. Members of the class of 1963 that were present at the banquet were first row (L to R): Carol Wood, Carolyn Emberton, Amanda Roark, Linda Copas, Barbara Rush, Linda Cassetty, and Ray Hammer. Back row includes (L to R) Paul Dycus, Fredrick Qualls, Odell Copas, and Roy Bartley.
The Red Boiling Springs class of 1963 was also recognized at the banquet. Members of the class of 1963 that were present at the banquet were first row (L to R): Carol Wood, Carolyn Emberton, Amanda Roark, Linda Copas, Barbara Rush, Linda Cassetty, and Ray Hammer. Back row includes (L to R) Paul Dycus, Fredrick Qualls, Odell Copas, and Roy Bartley.
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The Red Boiling Springs class of 1973 was recognized at the banquet. Members of the class of 1973 that were present at the banquet were bottom row (L to R): Cathy Farley, Georgia Ferguson, Candi Tuck, Lisa Birge, and Teresa Hudson. In the second row (L to R): Thomas Bilbrey, Roger Owen, Tony Russell, and Wayne Holland. Third row (L to R): Jackie Russell and Randall Kirby.
The Red Boiling Springs class of 1973 was recognized at the banquet. Members of the class of 1973 that were present at the banquet were bottom row (L to R): Cathy Farley, Georgia Ferguson, Candi Tuck, Lisa Birge, and Teresa Hudson. In the second row (L to R): Thomas Bilbrey, Roger Owen, Tony Russell, and Wayne Holland. Third row (L to R): Jackie Russell and Randall Kirby.
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Katie Greanead (left) is a 2012 graduate of Red Boiling Springs High school. Greanead received the Red Boiling Springs Alumni Scholarship last year. Greanead is currently attending Middle Tennessee State University and majoring in accounting. Katie came back to thank the alumni association for awarding her the scholarship. She is pictured with her mother Christy Greanead.
Katie Greanead (left) is a 2012 graduate of Red Boiling Springs High school. Greanead received the Red Boiling Springs Alumni Scholarship last year. Greanead is currently attending Middle Tennessee State University and majoring in accounting. Katie came back to thank the alumni association for awarding her the scholarship. She is pictured with her mother Christy Greanead.
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Leveda Murphy (right), RBS alum class of 1978, and her daughter, Connor Murphy. Connor is a senior and will join the alumni association upon graduating in May.
Leveda Murphy (right), RBS alum class of 1978, and her daughter, Connor Murphy. Connor is a senior and will join the alumni association upon graduating in May.
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Red Boiling Springs High school alum J.W. Greanead (class of 1971) and his wife, Kathy, greeting others as they come in.
Red Boiling Springs High school alum J.W. Greanead (class of 1971) and his wife, Kathy, greeting others as they come in.
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Enjoying a pleasant evening was (L to R) Doyle Smith (RBS class of 1957), his wife Lucille Smith (who attended RBS), Tonia Norman (RBS Class of 1992), Anna Norman (RBS class of 1966) and her husband Bill Norman. Tonia has a son, Nicholas Tiller, who will be graduating with the RBS Class of 2013. He is the grandson of Anna and Bill Norman.
Enjoying a pleasant evening was (L to R) Doyle Smith (RBS class of 1957), his wife Lucille Smith (who attended RBS), Tonia Norman (RBS Class of 1992), Anna Norman (RBS class of 1966) and her husband Bill Norman. Tonia has a son, Nicholas Tiller, who will be graduating with the RBS Class of 2013. He is the grandson of Anna and Bill Norman.
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With a crowd of approximately 125 attendees, the Red Boiling Springs Alumni Association held its 75th annual alumni banquet on March 30, in the Red Boiling Springs Cafeteria. Three of the former Red Boiling Springs graduating classes, the classes of 1963, 1973, and 1993, were honored during the event. Before venturing to dinner, the classes were allowed to meet and reminisce with former classmates in classrooms on the high school end of the building.

The evening dinner started with the introduction and acceptance of the Class of 2013. Dinner was served and then the association recognized the three classes, as well as, other alumni present. The association then had their business meeting, reading of the minutes, and the election of officers. The officers elected were Brandon Hudson (president), Paulette Davis (vice-president), and Frances Hudson (secretary).

Baskets were passed around to collect donations to go toward an Alumni Association scholarship that is awarded to an RBS graduating senior. The evening was concluded with door prizes, which consisted of coin sets, donated by Macon Bank and Trust and Citizens Bank.

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