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

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Q , fs, ' HH if V . fl -0-ng.. f fs .W W, For those people who can not stand to be left out of all the fun, or for those who enjoy meeting new people and doing different things, then a club is for you. If you have a military interest the ROTC offers its members an outstanding military opportunity. Foreign language clubs such as Spanish, German, Latin, and French have fun all year round, from going on a scavanger hunt to going ice skating at the Tandy Center. Those inter- ested in music or fine arts can always join the Art Club, drama, band, or choir. The voca- ff: tional classes offer the students a half day school and half day work, while they still have the credits to graduate. There is always an organization for every student regardless of their abilities. The time the Latin Club went bowlin or the initiation of the Cverman Club and the Spanish Club dance contest will be hard to forget. Making new friends and having fun old and new friends in a club that has the same interest is the best way to spend your time in high school. Brandi Owens ClubS Division 105

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X 'Q 'Nw 1 fx, fy if il i Vv 1 .f - 'fj3?YtTi'1j . gf it Memories buried A time capsule holding memories from the 25th class was buried in the center courtyard. David Collard, Bobby Coulson, and Michael Parkey fseniorsj help with the burial. Photo by Harold Reeves. Who did I get? Another way of raising money by STUCO was computer match ups. Christi Booth fjuniorl and Mary LaCroix tfacultyl look over Christi's list. Photo by Harold Reeves. Ya N- ? 'JI' ri' 7' J' 351. ',f. Q ' . f Student Council Officers FRONT ROW: Julie Knowlton, Bobby Coulson, and Carole Moon. BACK ROW: David Collard, Michael Parkey, and Tommy Moore. . as .gap MU .3 i . A. Santa! The Friday before Christmas holidays came a big surprise as Mr. and Mrs. Clause visited our school. Julie Knowlton tseniorb says hello to Santa, Mr. Wade Parkey, and Mrs. Clause, Mrs. Sandy Collard. Photo by Chip Mundy. Foollng around A little fun was made while trying to make the hole for the time capsule. David Collard and Bobby Coulson fseniorsb accidentally get stuck in the muddy hole. Photo by Chip Mundy. Student Council