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

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hysics gives students opportunities to participate in competitions of a different sort. Dan Aleksandrowicz and Kent Serratt, fseniorsj, construct bridges for a UTA sponsored contest. 62 Goals for fine arts create the performance 60 Division

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.. 3 'JW' denuc dvances Half-painted walls stare back in silence at the throngs that filled them with laughter and conversation throughout the day. While the world looked upon us with uncertainty we looked ahead with anticipation. We were awaiting the days when we would be freed from the endless lectures, and required subjects. As we watched dried plaster chips fall from the walls we were introduced to Shakespeares masterpieces, World War I, and even Theorem number 2-11. Turning pages and passing days, simply going through the motions that make up our lives. Together we changed and grew and became ourselves, and together we gained the knowledge that would open the doors to our futures. julie Richards lt's 8:55 and Clearing up I'm not ready jumbled minds Academic Motion 61 70 64