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

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Mike Bird Eric Black Majel Black Shaun Blackwell jane Bland Tony Bloodworth Celeste Blue Kitty Bogard Tania Bokros Barbara Bolden Cyndi Boldt Angela Bolling Scott Bonner Randy Booker Cindy Bowman Stacey Box Scott Brewer Kellie Briggs Leslie Briggs Scott Brookshire Amy Brown Crystal Brown Norman Brownlee Troy Bullard Debbie Bursey Bryan Burrton Sheila Bush jeff Butterfield Cathy Buxkemper Don Bynum uniors 217

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216 Ann Abbott Paul Alderman jill Allen Craig Allen Craig D, Allen Ann Anderson David Anderson Lisa Anderson Michelle Anderson Wendy Anderson Troy Antony Ronnie Apple bat Through decisions and trials Officers exhibit optimism The days of our high school lives were filled with changes. Though we played it cool in our everyday attitudes and values, the world's problems and declining economy lurked in the shadows of our minds. Worries caused us to search for reassurance that we were the care-free generation, tomor- row's youths, and all of that jazz. Led by President Mark Cooke the other officers Courteney Coleman, Karen Kimsey, and Mike Morgan, the junior class officers helped decorate the foyer for the Melissa Armistead Randy Armstrong jill Ashlock David Autrey Pam Axon Crystal Aylor Shannon Bacon Chris Baker April Baker David Baker William Barrett Kim Barron Beau Beard Bonnie Bearden Robbie Beck Barbara Bedford David Bell Tommy Biddix rut-,wi bi s..f.iiiiu- c imiprim decorate the foyer for the homecoming festivities, assisted at the dance, and served as escorts for the homecoming court. These officers exemplified the friendliness and warmth that lived inside us all. They were able to surface the positive emotions and smile at the problems we were forced to face. -julie Richards -ll- ..- junior class officers are as follows: Mike Morgang Treasurer, Mark Cooke, President, Karen Kimseyg Secretary, and Courteney Colemang Vice President. Photo by Tony Saldana. ,,-x 1

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Rusty Calhoun Lisa Cameron john Campbell Mark Campbell Linda Canales Frances Carpenter Cathey Carson jay Carter james Cash Eugene Casilio Scott Chambers Leah Chance Terry Chandler Maragretta Chappell Mike Chenault Cheryl Childers judy Chitty Donna Christiansen Chad Clark Don Clawson Steve Cleere Ken Cluck David Coker Richard Cole Courteney Coleman Celinda Colley Cindy Colley Doug Compton Suzanne Compton Veronica Conger Warmth and a friendly smile made them Stand out in the crowd Pride radiated from the faces of Courteney Coleman and jim Hurlburt as they were chosen as junior class favorites. The broad smiles of joy that they gave their peers exhibit the warmth and friendly spirit that dominated their personalities throughout the year. Courteney and jim also took an active part in school ac- tivities. Courteney is involved in De gn bv Patti Wilson cheerleading and also in Rebellaites. jim is active in sports, which includes Varsity football and junior Varsity baseball. They were chosen because they were always around with a smile and a friendly word. They had the ability to converse as easily with complete strangers as they did their lifelong friendsjulie Richards In his sixth period English class jim Hurlburt Cjuniotj discusses his assignment with another classmate Photo by Doug Wallare