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

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UUSJQQS If ever there was a time in our lives when we felt the need to belong and the urge to conform it was during our mundane high school days - the days in which academics plunged to the bottom of students' priority lists. Membership in one or more of the various clubs and organizations helped many students satisfy their conformist urges. Ranging from bull riding to feature writing, enough choices were offered to occupy the spare hours of even the most diverse students. Taking part in our own special clubs became routine. We belonged. We pushed to conform, and when at last we did, we found that once again we were striving to be different. julie Richards. 164 Attention -- ROTC performs their duty Clubs Motion 129

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Old lumber is essential when it comes to the traditional bonfire. The student council builds the heaping mound in the afternoon prior to the event. This year was the last bonfire for Richland due to the lack of respect for school tradition from ex-students and others. Y t Hitting the Striving for key note one goal 128 Division

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At the tournament, in Richland's library, Chris Brown, Katie Eklund Cseniorsj, and Charlene York fjuniorj listen to the question being asked. The Whiz Kids defeated all six of the op- posing schools. Photo by Tony Saldana. As a new member of the Whiz Kids, Stan King fsophomorej practices by participating in a tournament at the end of the season. Charlene York, Berry Turner fjuniorsj, and King receive in. structions before the match. Photo by Tony Saldana. Scrimmage games were played for practice, but did not count toward the regular season. Katie Eklund Cseniorj, Berry Turner, Charlene York fjuniorsj, and Chris Brown Cseniorj answer ques- tions at a scrimmage against Haltom. Pbolo by Doug Wallare, As the points are added to their score, Susan Alexander, Katie Eklund Cseniotsj and Charlene York Cjuniorj smile after correctly answering the ques- tion, The Whiz Kids defeated Clark, 325-145 at Dallas Baptist College. 150 Design by Alicia Monroe RAJW TIM ---s-H l wwf s 9'5 WU ISI! -. f if K RICHLAND Whiz Kids. FRONT ROW: Mr, Steve Hodges, Charlene York, Kathy Gamble, Berry Turner, Mrs. Janelle Eklund, ' Mr. Rolf Eklund. BACK ROW1 Greg-Ellen Daugherty, Kristi Voorhies, Chris Brown, Katie Eklund, Chris Thorne.