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

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lashbacks from their high school days crowded the minds of the graduating seniors as the year came to a close. Remembrance of little victories and little defeats became nostalgic. To many, it was a cause to urface their previously hidden sentimental emotions. To the ntouchables it was goodbye to the semester exams, the ex- essive tardies, the just-missed parking spaces, and most of ll the morning awakenings. It was much more than just goodbye to the motions, it was goodbye to motions that would never be repeated. Bon- lres would never be shared again, phrases that would not be sed again, and fashions that would not be worn again. They assed through the year as we passed through the year, yet hey ended, we went on. We continued going through the motions, changing, growing, and learning. At long last our motions came to an end, for juniors and sophomores, it was only a temporary end. They were forced to return after the brief summer to adjust to a new set of motion. Saying goodbye affected the seniors more than anyone else. It had been their year. It was theirs to remember, to relive or to forget. They wanted to remember their friends, and their achievements. They wanted to relive the good times, the date, Homecoming, the prom, events that made the year rightfully theirs. It was inevitable that there would be times that would be forgotten. Very few would remember the laughter, both at themselves and each other, that they had shared so often. julie Richards. . . Q W- K K . N .,...,.. an-smgs mxmml W mvwun-v S.-,....... ., - M AWS' 'kiwi , - g 'lf T i'1R'!50'NNG5-sas.,-ss. was magna.-...-.. kim WWN he Rebel baseball team or the first time won Area and was n competition for the State title. loby Word Cseniorj waits for the Jpposing coach to make a pitching Fhange. Photo by Doug Wallace. ry-outs for Dixie Belles were held in April. jen- nifer Bond Csophomorej taught a routine to hopeful girls. jen- nifer will be lieutenant of sec- tl0f1 7. Photo by Doug Wallace. uring the Blue- Grey game, the junior Varsity team proved that they have the ability to become a winning team. Photo by Doug Wallace. Goin' Thru The Motions 271

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V ll l T roudly dis- playing the Rebel flag at the baseball game, a loyal fan reminds the crowd that we are more than just individuals attending Richland, we are REBELS. Design by Cathy Lopez l e

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f ongratula- tions was expressed to Lisa AhuGhazalCh by Mr. joe Bill Fox, deputy superinten- dent. Mr. Fox took the place of Mr. Ray William who was recuperating from surgery. Photo by Doug Wallace. 272 Goin' Thru The Motions