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

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Yfm Beingatwin 17'- .j--23 .' .' is often confus- 5.1, ' jr 1 . ', ing, but Ther- ii Q - jlx. '- esa and Felecia ' ', .3 ' were both rec- '- ognized for their endeavors in high school by being named Who's Who. 2 Theresa Hawkins Honors such as Cheerleader, Vice Presi- dent of Programs in Future Homemakers of Ainerica, Student Council representative, junior Varsity Cheerleader and junior Class Secretary are a few of Theresa's endeavors. Theresa expressed her feelings on Who's Who as being very very surprised. It meant a lot because it came from the teachers. Theresa plans to continue an education, but is undecided about a college. - Cathy Lopez. WHO'S WHO Through col- lege, Kris' goal is to continue basketball play- it ing in which he hopes to re- ceive an athletic scholarship. I as Kris Keller It was a real honor to be chosen by the teachers to be top 15 of the class. I was definitely surprised, commented Kris Keller. Kris has been a member of student council for three years, played on the junior varsity basketball team for one year and the varsity team for two years. Other activities include being a member of the National Honor Society, a year member of the Archimedean Society and a two year member of the French Club. Jacque Peterson. Desg by Shelly Henderson Ruth Nelson Curtis Nelson Laura Nezworski Quang Nguyen Patsi Nielson Dean Nolder jeanice Nolte Debbie Null Philip Olivier Lisa Orr Ken Orvig Valeria Owen Kim Palmer Lyn Parker Della Sue Parks Clara Louise Parks Yvette Parks Debbie Parrish Kim Patrick Vicky Paugels Aaron Payne lb! ,Q 'lin QM? 4 'M

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5- Roger Messimer Brian Milne Ronnie Milazzo Misty Mitchell Vince Mitchell Sheryl Moffett jay Molina Richard Monaco Shelley Monroe Hubby Moore Greg Moore Roy Moran Peggy Moreau Kelly Morgan julie Morrick Sheri Morton Anthony Munoz Sheila Murry Carl Muscolino Brad Nehring Brenda Nelson I feel like it's the highest honor I could have achieved b e c a u s e it shows that the teachers have noticed what l ' v e a c - c o m pl is h e d over the past three years, c o m m e n t e d R o b i n Harrison. Robin Harrison A combination of scholastic achievements and a well-rounded range of activities, the Who's Who award came as no surprise to Robin Harrison. As a senior lieutenant of Dixie Belles, Robin exhibited her enthusiasm as she was also active in the Student Council, French Club, vice-president of National Honor Society, and elected to the Homecoming Court. Robin plans to attend Baylor University with a major in Home Economics. -jayne Gramling WHO'S WHO Activities ex- tended further for Katie as she was a member of the Whiz Kids, Year- book copy editor, and ac- tive as German Club reporter. g .QQ try iq as , Y .. .. ..., Katie Eklund There weren't many of us who manage to sprain an arm at a roller skating party without wearing roller skates yet still be able to move on stage with the gracefulness and casualty of a profes- sional. Katie Eklund, however, managed to do both. During her sophomore and junior years, Katie took part in the One Act Play for which she was elected to the All-Star Cast. She also became a member of the Thespian Society and received the Optimist Award.julie Richards Seniors 207

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Richard Payne Deanna Perrington Sandi Perry Robbie Peterson Tim Peterson Toni Phelps Billy Phillips Brad Phillips Emily Pietz james Pietz Phil Pinner Billy Plunk Mickey Poehler Kelly Poindexter john Poole john Portman jimmy Presley Becky Price Gayla Price Kim Price Kim Price I believe Who's Who will always be a very special honor ro me because it's an acknowledge- ment from the teachers, com- mented Cathy Lopez. Cathy Lopez As editor ofthe Rebel, Cathy Lopez carried a good deal of responsibility on her shoulders. She was awarded numerous awards in journalism as well as Quill and Scroll. Cathy's 3.93 grade point average put her in the top 1096 of her class and National Honor Society. Among her other achievements, Cathy served as Student Council Secretary and captain of the girls' tennis team. Marie- jacqueline King. WHO'S WHO h's an honor to be picked by teachers as be- ing one of the most active in the school, responded Col- in McCall after being chosen for Who's Who. Colin McCall I like being active in school not for just popularity reasons, but just to get in- volved. Colin has received many awards and honors, including being chosen Vice-President of the student body, two year football letterman, three year track letterman, Youth Advisory Committee, French Club, Rebel Choir and Young Life. After graduating, Colin plans to at- tend a four year college, preferably Abilene Christian University. Derek Lewis.