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

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Adrienne Harper Caroline Harris Skipper Harris Kathy Harris Lauri Harris Lincoln Harris Tricia Harrison Dori Haupt Henry Havens Brian Haynes Gina Haywood Ashlee Heizenroder Clint Heizer Mark Hejnicki Lisa Helmig Robert Helmstetler Tonya Henderson Melissa Hendrix Suzanne Henington Michelle Henley Stephanie Henry Stevan Hickman Jennifer Hill Kevin Hilliard Youth ministry goal in life Karger tries to put God first in activities 1 Chad Karger puts God first in everything he does. Chad participated in many school activities. As a first year Johnny Reb, he spent most of his summer helping to paint posters to get pre- pared for the football season. He promoted spirit at most athletic events. t'Chad did a great job as a Johnny Reb! said Mrs. Debra Ezell. Chad was the leader of JAM lJesus And Mel which met on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. The meetings began with prayer, followed by a Bible reading. The goal of these meetings was to help the members to set a mood for the day. Chad was also a second year member of the varsity tennis team. In addition to working out Amy Hines Mark Hinrichs Greg Hobgood '- Shane Hodges Chris Hoey Paul Hoff Ruby Hoffman H- I Chad Ho an ' K ' . 9 it Z l l Crissy Holcomb Ginger Holcomb Sheila Holder Christy Holley Jason Hollie Cynthia Hopkins Stephanie Hoppe Kim Horn Kim Hornsby Jeff Howard Tracy Howell Richard Hudson David Humphreys Callie Hunt Jonathon Hunter Julie Hurst X. at school, he had a private coach at Trophy Club and was a serious biker, which helped him get in shape for tennis. Chad hopes to be a youth evangelist. He plans to attend Raven Crest Bible College in Colorado and perhaps go on to Dallas Baptist University. I want everyone to know that I care about them, because I stand up, for the Lord who is inside of me. Thatis why l care, Chad said. Karen Laird. Before running the flags down the field as part of his Johnny Reb duties, Chad Karger C125 waits for the team. In addition to being a Johnny Reb, he was also a member of the varsity tennis team. Photo by Mark Hejnicki. il l M. ,,A..m, .,. l .A.o.l

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x 1 A I 2 v R T I . w Wa v' .. -as '1, -1 ? L. 1 '-5 Julie Garner Kevin Garret Karrie Gartner Kim George C.E. Gerdes Kari Giese Tammy Gilbreath Keri Gill Shane Gilliam Brandie Gilmore Randee Givens Scott Gleason Wayne Goldston Darrell Goodwin Alisha Grady Brad Graves Dawn Graves Brian Green Anthony Griffin Byron Griffith Jimmy Griffith Randy Griffith David Groce Vanessa Groce Chad Gross Jennifer Guest Kristen Haas Ty Hadsell Jennifer Hagn Carol Haines Damon Hall Jeff Hall Rei Hall John Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Karen Hamilton James Hamm Danielle Hammond Karen Hammond Carrie Hammons Scott Hamre Dennis Haney David Hanf Melissa Hansford Melissa Hardman Brian Hargrove Tammy Hargroves Richard Harland Outstanding students selected Juniors chose Collins and White as Favorites This year the Junior Class decided that Chris Collins and Snow White represented them the best. Chris and Snow were selected because of their outgoing personalities and their friendly, cheerful attitudes. Both Chris and Snow were heavily involved in school and extracurricular activities. They were both enrolled in Honors classes and both were inducted into the National Honor Society this year. They were both, also, very involved in church activities. Snow served as the class Treasurer for both Junior Class Favorites. Chris Collins and Snow White were very deserving of this title, which they received at the Who's Who Assembly. her sophomore and junior years and she was elected as Senior Class President for 1988-89. She was the Publicity Chairman for High On Life as a sophomore and the Vice President as a junior. She was also involved in Johnny Rebs, RADD and Drama Club. Chris was on the Varsity Football Team as a sophomore and was considered the Most Im- proved Male Gymnast this year. He was elect- ed as a Senior Class Representative and was voted into the 1988-89 Cheerleading Squad. He was also active in Latin Club. These two exemplorary students were fa- vored with reason and deserved every com- pliment and award they received. Emily Starnes. JUNIORS . . .

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Lisa Hurst Karla Hyden Gina lnsinna Donnie Isbell Shonna Isbell Paul ltgen Marlin Jackson Steve Jackson Bubba Jameson Jenny Jasinski Lisa Jenkins Allen Jeter Patricia Ann Jodzko Tara Johns Chad Johnson Charles Johnson Chip Johnson Chris Johnson Brenda Jones Chris Jones David Jones Sharon Jones Stephanie Jones Teri Jones Eddie Jordan Eli Jordan Larry Jordan Pam Jordan Richard Jorge Tim Joslin Kevin Judd Krista Kahanek Nicole Kaiser Brice Kaminski Mark Karlis Deanna Karr Kristi Keen Brian Kelley Nancy Keller Christine Kemp Jason Kendall Randy Kennemer Jennifer Kenney Deborah Kerr Angela Kimbell Jeff King Brian Kirk Tina Kirkley Kelli Kissell Marty Klozik Eric Knight Nathan Kocurek Tonya Kolb Roni Koontz Jeff Krause Bishop Krum Ellen Kuehner John Kuhl Darla Lain Karen Laird Bryan Lambert Lynda Lang Mark Latham Nicole Lauderbaugh Karen Lawrence Scott LeMaster Jennifer Lea Douglas Leake Perry Learned Cheryl Leatherwood Robert Leclerc Jennifer Lederman JUNIORS 2 3