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

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A special assembly was given by the stage bands. Destry Balch Cseniorj, a member of the fifth period stage band, was featured in Sambandria Swing , Drum Majors. Eugene Casilio Cjuniorj, Kathy Capps Cseniorj and jay Carter Cjuniorj. At the Homecoming pep rally, Penny Barsch and Terri Hambrick fsophomoresj concentrate on watching the director and their music while play- ing Lassus Trombone . r, ,JA My fa Symphonic I. FRONT ROW: Tania Bokros, jennifer Elam, Carolyn Gilliland, Suzette Baker, julie Burkett, Becky Dorgan, Priscilla Garrett. SECOND ROW: Angela Bolling, janice Kelly, julie Choate, Kim McAdams, Margey Almy, Stephanie Smith, Sarah Hazel, Sherry jump, Dianna Zimbelman, jane Bridges, Carrie House, Lori McEndree, Sue Somv mermeyer, Mary Koch, Kathy Capps, Emily Pietz, Candy King. THIRD ROW: Mia Stahl, Sally Smith, Darrin Cole, Mickey Poehler, Kevin Smith,james Laxton, Bubba Thomas,jim- my james, Kerri Richmond, Aaron Kocurek,jeannie Watson, Travis Moore, john Camp- bell, Destry Balch, Laura Kelley, Tim Muirheid, David Williams, Stephen Davis, Lori Ince, Lewis Richards, Keith Matthews, Stephanie Freeman. FOURTH ROW: Mark Brickhouse, Peter Mora, Clifford Krumvieda, David Barnett, Don Mutray,jay Carter, Craig jessee, Greg Read, Tim Henderson, Mark Lehrmann, Shelly Hilliard, Don Thomson, David Anderson, Kelly Morgan, Mike McGuire. BACK ROW: Todd Hedgcoth, Karel Mercer, Mark Kiser, jeff Hojnacki, Brody Fanning, Dale Morris, Mr.jim VanZandt. 1 Design by Paige Liggett lillllllll 3 3 5 ,wxg Symphonic II. FRONT ROW: Terri l-Iambrick,jean Thompson,jennifer johnson, Kim Kei Cindy Settle, Robyn Barrett. SECOND ROW: Beverly Flook, Debra Finke, Penny Barsch, Gi Geddes, Tony Cantrell, Marla Gagliano, joAnn Murfin, Gail Lockwood, jereane Coffs THIRD ROW: Chris jones, David Walter, Eugene Casilio, Brad Souther, jerry Gotcher, Mi DeHart, jimmy Presley, Scott Helton, Tony Schlim, Doug Comptom,janet Smith, Craig Alle Penny Simmons, joe Franklin. FOURTH ROW: Doug Conkle, Bill Grobe, Mike Smith, De Taylor, Mike Romero, Ken Kito, Larry Abdo, Darron Bake-r,jeff Willingham, Brad Beltz, Ga Reynolds. BACK ROW: Lisa Harmon,jay lnce, Matt Drumm, Mrjim Sharples.

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The musical The Music Man coin- cided with the fall concert and the quartet in the musical were all members of choir. Nick Abdo, David Barnett Cseniorsj, Eugene Casilio and joe Fitz- patrick Cjuniorsj give a preview by sing- ing It's You. The first performance by the choirs was the fall concert. The Rebel Choir pays close attention to the direction of Miss Neighbors. With rhe Rebellaires on stage, Miss Patricia Neighbors Cfacultyj has to lead enthusiastically to be seen from the or- chestra pit. She stays in the pit during the entire Rebellaires performance. Georgia On My Mind featured Alicia Beckelman fseniorj with a solo as Mike McCarthy Cjuniorj and jeff Gerke Cseniorj wait their tum to come in dur- l ing the song sung hy the Rebellaires at W the fall concert. Treble Choir. FRONT ROW: LeighAnne Melhorn, Tanja Rawlinson, Kathy Colston, jennifer Evans, Kellie jones. SECOND ROW: Lisa Boyer, Pam Davis, Melissa Randall, Debbie Couchman, Melinda Williams, Toni Rodgers, BACK ROW: Elizabeth Leuenroth, Melanie Geiger, Patsy Ludolph, Kellie Norcott, Sheleen Terry, Tammy Taylor, lynn Barlag. 63' Choir 155

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ff . Zi. .l' , cert Band. FRONT ROW: Stan King,janicc Reeves, Gina Geddes, Christi Elrod, Tricia Iall, SECOND ROW: Lisa Boyer, Shannon Smith, Lorraine Schiltz, Michelle Greer, Donna :in, Sherin Hightower, Clifford McCreary, Tim Bevill. THIRD ROW: Gene Turner, Gilbert una, Mike Erwin, Dawn Miller, Victor Runge,-juan Cadena. FOURTH ROW: Billy Craft, it Duran, jeff Stapp, jack Clark, Steve King, jeff Coolidge, Mike Holder, Bryan jones. IK ROW: Tonya Mace, Ann High, Ann Davis, Mr.jim VanZandt, Mnjim Sharples. .r ,,,,,, BAND 'Ratin a on 8 Band begins in August and does not slow down un- til the last note is played at grad- uation. edication, hard work and talent were combined to produce another successful year for the Double R Band. The members of the band started practicing -1- The trombone section, standing on their chairs to be seen, play their rendi- tion in the song Lassus Trombone at the Homecoming pep rally. and perfecting their marching techniques during the first week in August. This was done primarily to give the sophomores an opportunity to learn the skills needed to perform in a marching YOUUFIC, During the marching season, the band performed the routines learned at the camps during the half-time of the football games. The directors tried to have a variation added to the main performance at each game. In addition to marching at the football games, the band competed at I-I.E.B., which was shown on Channel 28 on cable T.V., and U.I.L. marching contests. A rating of one was received at both of the contests. At the end of the marching season, the Double R Band divided into three separate bands for the concert season. The Symphonic I band and Concert band were directed by jim Van Zandt, while Symphonic II was directed by jim Sharples. Soon after the concert bands were formed, all three bands played at a Christmas concert. In April, band members and sponsors left for a four day trip to Colorado. Flying to Albuquerque, New Mexico, they drove to Tameron, Colorado to compete in the Durango Fine Arts Festival. Ccont. on page 1585 Color Guard. FRONT ROW: David Walter, David Anderson, Destry Balch. SECOND ROW: Lori Ince, Gina Geddes, Penny Simmons, Stephanie Freeman, Lisa Harmon, Kelly Morgan. BACK ROW: Carolyn Gilliland, Sally Smith, Kim Kent, Marla Gagliano, Kim McAdams. Ban 157