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

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l STUDENT ooumcut D' 'WS overning Body ne ofthe best dress up days which occurred was Punk Rock Day. The wild style exemplified the unique characteristics of the caliber of people that dared to spray paint their hair and wear black checkered pants. Homecoming is a special time to reflect back on and it involves so many people, stated Mrs. Billie Kennedy. We accomplished everything we set out to do which was to involve the Clubs and Organizations. Several of the vocational classes participated by selling balloons, flags and other paraphernalia. Another special effect which occurred during Homecoming day was the placement of a juke box, carbonated drinks and video games in the foyer. This provided an assortment of items for the Student Body to enjoy. A change which occurred was the presentation of the announcements. They would be presented by the Vice- Principals instead of the officers. Due to the fact that it was felt that the Student Body would listen to the Vice- Principals rather than their peers. Secondly, Secret Pals were eliminated and replaced by the Teacher Appreciation At the Who's Who Assembly on February 26, 1983, Mark Burleson and Shelly Bartula fseniorsj were named johnny Reb and Miss Dixie. This was a very prestigious honor given to them by their peers. The Assembly was held in the auditorium at 7:00, Photo hy: Doug Wallace. sign by Cathy Lopez Colin McCall fseniorj gladly par- ticipated in Punk Day by spraying his hair blue and wearing the latest punk attire. Week. During this selected week, Student Council members were to do something special for their designated teacher. Mrs. Billie Kennedy, Closed with this statement, I think this year has been successful. I've learned a lot and still want to improve on some things. I want to involve the Student Council representatives more in the main work of the Student f- .-'lu 1' il 1, April 24-29 was set aside for seniors to purchase prom tickets and pictures. Margo Hernandez fSenior Class Secretaryj takes money for tickets from Melissa Utter and Lisa Courts fseniorsj. Prom tickets were 814.50 per person plus the price of the icture package. Pbolo by: Kevin Camping.

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Long hours of hard work and practice were put into learning each routine. Beth McCullough, lieutenant Mary Herrera, and Angie Adams fseniorsj per- form the banjo routine at the Haltom basketball game. Photo by Doug Wallace. Celebrating another score against Haltom, the Dixie Belles spur the Rebels on to another basketball victory. The Dixie Belles performed and cheered at several of the home games in W. G. Thomas Coliseum. Pboto by Doug Wallace. Hand routines are important in the participation of the Dixie Belles at each football game, Marque Wied Csophomorej performs No Sweat as the Rebels compete against Trinity. Pbvto by Doug Wallace. egg, lb i'.. 'A I 'R .' Ilan