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

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One of the favorite events of the French Club was ice skating at Tandy Center in A ril. Sharon Grundy and judy Chitty guniorsj try their luck on the rink. Photo by Doug Wallace. Waiting for their pizza, French Club members Paula Paschall, Sylvia Moates Cjuniorsj, Susan Alexander and Sherry Harmon Cseniorsj take advantage of the opportunity to be with friends at the in- formal get-together of the club at Mama's Pizza. Photo by Tony Saldana, After an hour of ice skating, French Club members Michele Tyler and Denise Dorsey Cjuniorsl take a break to rest their feet. The French Club enjoyed an evening of ice skating at the Tandy Center in Fort Worth, Photo by Doug Wallare, To help increase vocabulary knowlege in French, Aimee Benson Cseniorl concentrates on choosing the right letter in order to make a word while playing the french Scrabble game. Photo by Courlney Pufkett. f , J ' . fy J .1 iz

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GERMAN CLUB The reputation German club en- joys continued popularity eniors were certain the weather would have mercy on them at their skiing party at Eagle Mountain Lake. The pro- phet had failed them again, however. On Saturday morning, the clouds promised to open up and dump on the students once more. The students had no such plans, they disregarded the weather and set out for the lake, determined to enjoy themselves. The forty-three members that attended did just that. Four German club sponsor Mr. Horst Krause sings with Edelweiss owner Bernd Sehnerzinger during the German club's annual outing to the German boats, provided by student and parents, were more than enough to fatigue even the heartiest of ski fans. No matter what type of weather prevailed, the most adventurous of the club members were always prepared for a good time. Always present at these various events was our outspoken and jovial leader, Mr. Horst Krause. He and his officers - Barry Hogan, Kyle Ballard, Shelly Bartula, Yvette Parks, Stacy Rahn and Katie Eklund paved the road to happy times for everyone involved. Mr. Krause sets high learning standards in his classes, yet his relationship and genuine in- terest in his students continued to make German the most popular foreign language. His standards have also earned our school the reputation of having one of the best German depart- restaurant. Photo by Doug Wallafe. ff1Cl'1IS. -'Julie RiCl1afClS Second Level. FRONT ROW: Mr. Horst Krause, Lisa Lusk, Shelly Bartula, Carolyn Dodd, Krista Krey, Sandy Hayden, Sharon MacLeod, SECOND ROW: Darryl Vereen, Mary Barker, Mark Campbell, Melanie Geiger, Shari Wayne, Katie Eklund, jennifer Cox, Claud Barnette, Bubby Moore, Craig Skinner, THIRD ROW: Norman Brownlee, David Bell, Weldon Cook, Paul Roberts, john Wilson, Doug Kovach, Chris Medlenkak, Steve Crone, Philip Morgeson, Kevin Cooper, Scott Tallant, BACK ROW: Peter Humm, Philip Lesley, james Pietz, Barry Hogan, Roger Starkey, Craig Lindsey, David Pope, Doug Conkle, Ericjacobsomjay Worsham, Tommy Hunter, Greg Keating. German Club 169

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