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

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Flnlshlng up Along with he ping the cheerleaders, the Johnny Rebs helped decorate the gym before the pep rallies. Micheal Secoy fseniorb finishes decorating the hoop for the weeks pep rally. Photo by Harold Reeves. Johnn Rebs ROW Jet Jones Holly Boyd Eno Holt Jimmy Chadwell and Ward Robinson BACK ROW Kyle Perrin Scott Hayley Paul Sullivan Jlmmg Barnes Michael Secoy and Alan Borgeson NOT PICTUR D Miki Hognacki FRONT RXW: Robert Gotchenand Amy Reeves. SECOND Casablanca The Johnny Rebs held a Lip Sync contest in December. Jimmy Chadmell and Charlie Daniell Cseniorsl show off their stuff during the show. Photo by Harold Reeves. All The last pep rally was left for giving awards out. Eric Holt fseniorl receives his award from Debra Ezell ifacultyl. Photo by Harlod Reeves. Johnny Rebs

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,Maw 5 i Carrylng DIXIE After the game against Grapevine, Clint Heizer isophomorel proudly carried the Pride of Dixie back to the bus. Even through all the controversy, the school did not give up their spirit and pride. Photo by Robert Gotcher. Keeplng time At the JV pep rally against Haltom, Matt Gibson tseniorl plays the tritoms. Photo by Harold Reeves. --.Ns Exhlbltlng splrlt Waiting patienty or the pep ralyy to be over, Mrs. Sina Coulson ifacultyl talks to the other teachers. Besides teaching art, Mrs. Coulson also contributed her time to the Senior Planning Board. Togetherness Gary Morris falumnij waits anxiously with Greg Zollinger and Chris Fisher fseniorsl for a touchdown against Arlington. Gary Morris returned to Richland to let the students know he was behind them in their fight for the flag. Photo by Chip Mundy. Spirit A Aff 119