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

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The majorettes add entertainment to the pep rallies. O Coach Byrd gives encouraging speech at the pep rally before the football game. C O Q I' Rebel football player The Dixie Belles perform for other organizations as well Bobby Austin flies. as for the students and faculty. fbelowj 57 The .most exciting time in Rebeland is the begin- ning of football. As the spirit, tension, and hopes build higher and higher, Rebeland is covered with an air of excitement which only this season can bring.

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Sophomore gets to push pennies with his nose. Donna and Judy make the sophomores chew straws. 5 e P f e m 6 Q I' Mrs. Lynch uses Gene and Susie make the sophomores kiss the a new method to Rebel flag in the gym. teach French. In their own special way, the Rebels start the yearoff by uphold ing the Rebel tradition of hazing the sophomores. Carrying trays, being tattooed with lipstick, and singing Dixie is only a small part of the welcome received by the sophomores. The climax and con- clusion is a Howdy Dance held in the court yard. Sonny tried to push one sophomore in a locker.

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The cheerleaders welcome the EX s at the homecom- ing pep rally. With decorations crowding the halls, everyone knows that it's Homecoming Wee The week that brings back the exes and with them memories ,of the years now history in Rebeland. The rain begins, a snake dance Pictured here are Merry Harding, Football Sweet- heartg Jo Dora Baird Sweetheartg Drama classes put on Our Town in November. Pat, Donna, Mike, and Greg play the parts in Our Town. In this scene they are on the way to school. -.rd