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

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Design by jacque Peterson Darla Harmon Sherry Harmon Mona Harper Betsy Harris Dan Harris Robin Harrison Norman Harward Kelly Hatcher Felecia Hawkins Theresa Hawkins Sandra Hayden Melanie Head Todd Hedgecoth Linda Hensley Aimee Henson Paula Helmstetler Scott Helton Margo Hernandez Mary Herrera Michael Hibler jeff Hicks Tracey Higgins Lietha Hildebrand Ray Hill Pam Hines Robin Hite jeff Hoke Dawn Homan David Hopper Tanya Howard Laurie Huckabee Regie Hudgins Diana Hudnall Mark Hudson Peter Hum L t E E f Q.,.X f. 5 . is

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Melissa Franklin Steve Free Bill Freeze Debbie Freeze Randy Freudiger Shirley Frizzell Mary Gaber Linda Gabriel Priscilla Garrett Lisa Gauthier Lisa Gentry julie George jeff Gerke Cindy Germata Scott Gibson Linda Giles Glen Gill Scott Gilley Susan Glass Carolyn Glasscock Debora Gomez Sam Goper Bill Graeve Kelly Graves Bill Grobe Lisa Groce Clint Gunn joe Hackfeld Jana Hager jimmy Hager Marshall Hagman Lauren Halyard Rick Ham Dawn Hamilton Kathy Hardison

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Robby Hunter jimmy Hutchison Bill Hutsell Dianna Isaacs Larryjack Pauljack Kim james Cecile jehanne Hope jernigan Craig jessee Debbie johnson Lacijohnson Mary jane johnston Greg jones Mike jones Ronnie jones Williejones Eddyjorge Kim Kanady Blake Kearby Life after high school ls it al1it's cracked up to be? The end of the school year ar- es accompanied by an uprising mixed emotions. Following a nmer full of parties, the lake, 3 laziness, the time comes to urn to work. To some, fall ngs the beginning of another cy- in their dozen years of public ucation. To others, September ngs about not only an important cision, but an adjustment to a role new life. After twelve years someone holding your hand, iding you, and telling you what do, suddenly the decision is urs. College, the Army, the work rce, all endeavors to coax the nfused young graduate in their rection. The scholastically in- clined individuals take the college route. While one has twelve or more years of experience in school- ing, nothing comes close to preparing you for this adventure. Whether you live in a dorm, or at home, the full impact of college does not arrive until you have had your first night of cramming or you find yourself sleeping with your books. joining the Army, Navy, Air Force or Marine brings still another challenge. Along with the worldly traveling side goes the hard work and dedication, stem- ming from both mental and physical discipline. Finally there are those who immediately go to work. Some are getting a head start on their future and save what they earn, while others work to get out of the house and strive for independence. Along with all the hard work and decision-making, maturing starts to sneak into your personali- ty, mixed with a new sense of freedom and responsibility. Although friends go their separate ways following Graduation, zhere is still a closeness that cannot be severed, even with time and distance. All this is understandable when you put there receiving of a high school diploma into perspec- tive. Not only is it the ending of a chapter in your life, but the begin- ning of another. Elise Yetter. by Elise Yetter 1982 Graduate Seniors 203