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

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Rebels hold tight The cheerleaders traveled to the different basketball games to cheer on our team. During halftime the squad would show their style to the fans. Photo by Harold Reeves. 4 .. ,. 1, I I I 'x f . , . Z e 'xy - 86-87 Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Missy Terrence, Paige Edgington, Sandy Cunnixlifham, Tiffany Doyle, Kim ree, and Tera Sanders. SECO D ROW: Kelly MacFarland, Lesli Mais, Tammie Klosik, and Mindy Terrence. THIRD ROW: Stephen Wilson and Kristie Flippo. - T S Tell me more The cheerleaders and Johnny Rebs put on a lip sync contest in October. Kim Free, Tiffany Doyle, Tera Sanders, Sandy Cunningham, Kristie Flippo, fseniorsj Paige Edgington and Kelly MacFarland Quniorsl perform to Grease . Photo by Harold Reeves. Last one The last pep rally is saved especially for the seniors. The senior cheerleaders performed their last pep rally to 'We Are On Top'. Photo by Harold Reeves. Cheerleaders 1 15

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