Richland High School - Rebel Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Kathy Angell: HECE. Jolene Armstrong: Assistant Principal. Carolyn Austin: Health, Tennis Coach. Pam Bach: Algebra, Geometry. Sandra Ball: English. Annette Benson: Business Data Processing, Introduction to Computers. Carlos Berry: Athletic Director. Beth Bodkin: English, Latin. Joe Boerner: Auto Mechanics. Lester Bonner: CVAE, Pre- Vocational, GAR. Rosemary Borden: Cosmetology. Jon Bradford: M8aDEI lDECAl. Bob Briscoe: Athletics, History. James Buchanan: Vocational Agriculture. Trudie Byers: English. Annette Campbell: English as a Second Language. Kevin Campbell: Journalism, Yearbook, Newspaper, Donna Castor: Counselor. Donna Chapman: Biology. Gary Clark: Principal. Sue Coats: Algebra, MOCE. Joyce Cook: Typewriting, Business Office Practice. Randy Couch: Golf, U.S. History. Sina Coulson: Art. Joy Crocheron: World History. Design by Emily Starnes 3 -f ..x X 72 - Perr leaves at semester Follows transferred To many of Mrs. Debbie Perry's English and composition students, the last day of the semester not only meant an end, but also a beginning. The students began the second semester of the year with a new teacher. Mrs. Perry's husband was transferred to Houston which caused her mid-year departure. She was res placed by Mrs. Paula Mickish. I really hated to see her go. I think she is a saint, Melissa Horstman, l12l, said, During Homecoming, she came to help with the decorations, and when she saw so many of us working she gave us an extra day on an assignment, she said. She had the respect of the class. They always listened to her, Horstman said. Mrs Perry had complete control. Tying up loose ends during her last week at Richland was a major task for Mrs.Debbie Perry. She had taught at Richland for 13 years before leaving at the semester. husband to Houston Horstman said there were many reasons why Perry could relate well to her students - even though she did not have any children. She wasn't just a teacher. She liked us as friends. Therefore, we liked her as a friend. She was a part of Richland. Everyone looked forward to her class. Another student, Shelly Owen, echoed the good sentiments about Perry. l thought she was very helpful. She really wanted us to learn a lot, Owen said. She tried to relate to us more than some of my other teachers. Principal Gary Clark found Perry's style of dealing with students as one of her strong points. Mrs. Perry has the unique ability to com- municate with kids. She can be close to kids, but still retain the teacher-student relation- ship, he said. She made students feel want- ed and could still challenge them. Daniel Gray,u 4. I 1 .' ill. 5 1 -L. 1 -..vi X o 6 Q 1 I V i l l