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

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Cutting it close, Greg Franks Cseniorj does the tedious job of trimming. The Reveille staffers worked especially hard to deliver the paper on time, as well as keeping the quality of coverage up to standards Photo by Tony Saldana ww'-wW M The Quill and Scroll Banquet was held at Casa Bonita, Diane Secoy Cjuniorj checks out the atmosphere. Photo by Doug Wdlldfg, Deadline means after-school work- ing hours for staff members jane Bridges fseniorj and Stephanie Smith Cseniorj. E ff XR X o, sig' 'A sim.: f on -3- , g , Wig' - was 2-rfffWt1i..AK N. f - 1 l Photography Staff. FRONT ROW: Debbie Vaughn, Susan Edinburgh, Debra Dollar, Courtney Packett. BACK ROW: james Cash, Tony Saldana, Andy Dodson, Doug Wallace, Mike Cromer, Heath Wright, Scott Burgoon. Design by Marieglatqueline King MW, , ' ' .... if . --r X R rrrrtttr, trtoo i lk

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Publicatio FIS Weathering all A rare escape from copy fitting forms, quad packs and layout sheets. he self-proclaimed, voluable Easter Egg stood at the front of the auditorium, nonchalantly hurling yearbooks cross-stage as his face reddened with sheer excitement. The entranced listeners bowed their heads and rarely glance at the small, but by no means diminutive speaker. Scribbling pens were barely audible over the speaker's revelry, and wandering minors found no escape from the madman's constant nattering. This is not an excerpt from a revival or movie star's appearance, but an appearance of Col. Chuck Savedge, the foremost authority on yearbook publication in the world. This blinding clothing enscubles, thundering voice and bone breaking anecdotes have became the trademark of the small man with the mammoth reputation. Col. Savedge, along with renowned yearbook, newspaper and communication ex rts, filled the spring-fever infscfted winds of over 2000 junior-high and senior high school students with fresh, innovative concepts in journalism. Yet, the convention was not only a time for learning, it was also a time for awarding. The 1982 Rebel received the Golden Quill, a new award designed to honor Texas' top books. The book also won individual awards, and both the Reveille and the Rebel were named as top publications in Texas. The Quill and Scroll banquet took in the fiesta look at Casa Bonita. Fifteen yearbook members and Revielle staffers were awarded Quill and Scroll pins as evidence to their novel work and excellent output. fcopy continued on page 1631. Yearbook Staff. FRONT ROW: Kelly Graves, Cathy Lopez. SECOND ROW: Lisa Gi-occ, Suzanne Compton, Shelly Henderson, Patti Hancock. THIRD ROW: Derek Lewis, jana johnson, Dennis Campbell, julie Richards, jayne Gramling, Alicia Monroe, Shelly Bartula. BACK ROW: Kent Serrart, jacque Peterson, Paige Liggett, Katie Eklund, Rhonda Callaway, Andy Dodson, Steve Young. Publications 161

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'T Publications Weathering all rewrite, redo, reestiocnt, reprint, record and report. X S ut the banquet was one of the few pauses taken by staf- fers during the fatal spring deluge of work, Unfinished layouts, spreads and copy seemed to multiply in the spring and with the great sun- In a survey by Showbiz Pizza Sandra Tucker, Francene Kratky and Paige Lig- gett fjuniorsj choose between the jingles and explain why they liked or disliked it. Photo by Tony Saldana 1-ge-1' ' ...i A an-D '1- 1 ning weather outdoors, keeping staffers minds on incomplete pages and unfinished interviews remained as a futile task for ad- viser Kevin Campbell Qfacultyj. Yet, this was no rarity in the publications department since the trend repeated each year with varying severity. However, the young staffs of both the Reveille and the Rebel pulled it all off, despite the ever altering calender and the warm temperatures. Katie Eklund Reveille Staff. FRONT ROW: Robin Banfield, Stephanie Smith, Diane Secoy, Sheri Moffett, Sharon Vessels. BACK ROW: Kaylyn Coulson, jane Bridges, Greg Franks, Kristi Voorhies, Laura Massey, Sherryjump. Publications 165