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

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Cleaning up After Homecoming was over, decorations and posters had to be taken down and thrown away. Denise Pender tfacultyl, Mike Ca enter Lseniorl, and Sina Coulson ffacultyl help out. Photo by Chris Mljllins. R If Ah, how sweet! STUCO passed out passion flowers during Valentines. Julie Knowlton gives Shannon Tucker Kseniorsl her flower from a friend Photo by Harold Reeves. P I I Senior Class Representatives FRONT ROW: Scott Hayley, Jimmy Bames, Noel Stephens, Jennifer Alexanderwitz, Dana Mitchell, Shannon Tucker, Stephen Wilson, Tracey Holder, Teasha McElroy, and Lisa Horton. BACK ROW: Stefanie Fagan, Mike Freeman, Teddy West, Angi Wiggins, Brant Ince, Tricia Mitchell, Wade Inglesman, Eric Holt, Julie Severen, and Michelle Zuege. Hz N L Sophomore Class Representatives: FRONT ROW: Tiffany Tobias, Karma VanZandt, Sandy Butterfield, and Dori Haupt. SECOND ROW: Kevin Judd, Paul Shuga, Jennifer Tyson, Melissa Hansford, and Tami Ball. BACK ROW: Brian Kirk, Clint Wolverton, Malachi Millard, Jason Kendall, and Mike Marshall. 40 X-gig: 'Sffkit 'L .' . at ' ' f l 4 4 . K F' i ii 6 I Q: ff Q Q me ift: R Q ' 3, ul: cf. ,i i 'f so e -7 e.3-'W r .iff Nix Q 'wil , g Mi. ,N -Q - ' . , 4 w -' ,. :Vita N' K Q st if' M ' in V Closeness At the end of each pep rally, everyone gathered around to sing Dixie . Richland was always known for closeness between its students and the pep rallies showed that it really exsisted. Photo by Chip Mundy. Student Council 109

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, wg at . ,W tw 3 wg, 2 api S 28 K p ,, S ni 2 J , -- fmP?gm4sg:ffmswrfxgwaigwg - 'f 2 lwff-ffWggiy.:H,,.ffLg ggaz,1fwe,.W, -- m.Z,.lga ,giggggw P r f si.. 2' HJ 2 . It was cold. Your knees were knocking and you I couldn't seem to remember the routine. What did you 4 do? All of a sudden a hushed silence came over the crowd and four whistles were heard. The drums began to play. For some strange reason when the music started playing, everything curdling in your stomach seemed to float away and all you could think of was to do your best. All those months of learning routines and doing them over and over again began to pay off. As soon as the letter of acceptance was given out, the next day you were measured for your uniforms and all your props, Practices began the week after tryouts. The new girls were put into sections depending on their height. The new line officers began teaching the techniques for marching, kicking, and sharpness. Routines that would be performed during the year were also taught and everyone was getting ready for the new year. l,.. Q .Q ct, Captain and Captain-Elect Kim Williams and Michele Edelman. Photo by Chip Mundy and 'Q' Harold Reeves. 1 1U Design by Dana Mitchell.