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

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...S . . eng N Ii' 2 . 5 xx .z p .... ...- .s . 5 f ts N 'F 'M it ts. 3 2 5' . . 'fa . 1, og. Q is ' r M? .S R.A.D.D. ical f'Rebels Against Drunk Driving was a newly formed organization this year, and a branch of High on Life. During prom week, lseniorsl Traci Strauser and Ricky Rodgers help make over 600 buttons for their campaign. Photo by Chip Mundy. Rap session During one of his many visits to the High on Life meetings, Officer Jim Wilkins shares an inspiring story with the students. Officer Wilkins often donated time from his busy schedule to help students. Photo by Robert Gotcher. 'Y 5 You want it Where? Many hours went into the R.A.D.D. campaign. Lending his time and support, Russ Kaminski fseniorl helps hang posters. Photo by Chris Mullins. Help needed In or er to raise money, Matt Patton fseniorl organizes the first annual fund raiser. Matt helped organize the year-end banquet. '86-'87 Officers FRONT ROW: Julie Knowlton-secretary, Russ Kaminski-vice- president, Matt Patton-treasurer, and Chip Mundy-president. '86-'87 Chairmen BOTTOM ROW: Ricky Rodgers, and Traci Strauser. TOP ROW: Snow White, Kristen Haas, and John Wall. rs,-,nn rw rs HO ..:9.--- 0f,s: . Q K A rw, . A i fi ' H 0 H ,, , 5 K I 5 vw list i L, tl xrgmf if C , High on Life FRO T ROW: Kristen Haas, and John Wall. SECOND ROW: Angela Murr, Iris Eickmann, Brenda Godwin, Heidi Utley, Scott Hayley, Julie Knowlton, Russ Kaminski, Wendy Daves, Tim Lavender, Julie Burleson, Snow White, and Traci Strauser. BACK ROW: Ms. Donna Castor, Chip Mundy, Pepe Munoz, Danny Davis, Steve Horstman, Britta Von Halem, Rhett Woo, Carl Callaway, Claudia Wiget, Danny Bullock, Amy Williamson, Cassie Anderson, Lisa Titus, Ricky Rodgers, and Matt Patton. FHghcHrLMe g A 121

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Y Y k,x ' , F ., We fwyekw I . ' at w I Laid back Trumpet players look at leisure, but band was not a leisure time activity. Todd Haase and Mary Tylaska fseniorsl took on a full time jobs in the Spirit of Dixie . Flaiggets! The ag corps members referred to each other as Hflaggetsl' this year. Becky Mars fsophmorel, twirls her flag at the Haltom' Richland game. A lot of extra work was put in by the flag corps to add to the band's performance. if vqs, we if .. . 1315 liiis A rare sight Members of the Spirit of Dixie seldom get the chance to go down on the floor for the singing of the Alma Mater. Mike Mabry tseniorl enjoys the rare opportunity. Rebel Drum Corps FRONT ROW: Paul Hoff, Kurt Harlos, Kim George, David Ford, K.J. Arrixigton, Chris Pmtzman, Richard Hudson, Kelly White, Trish Briscoe, and Nathan Kocurek. MIDDL ROW: Christy Wood, Vanessa Groce, Joey Holton, Bobby Minter, Phil Putman, Matt Boeler, and Matt Gibson. BACK ROW: James Elam, Keri Gill, Barbie Trammel, Ronnie Romero, and Brian Haynes. Jazz Band FRONT ROW: John McCa1mont, Duane Contreraz, Richard Williams, Mark Hcgnicki, Jimmy Griffith and conductor Jim Shaigzles. MIDDLE ROW: Julie Clark, Joey Holton, Cha Hogan, Mike Peterson, Steven Benoit, Albert habarria, and Joel Wilson. BACK ROW: Matt Gibson, Joel Dossey, Jim Tharp, David Price, Mike Smith, Todd Haase, and Eddie Contreraz. Flag Corps Cole, Niki Flint, Carma Van Zandt, Melissa Burkey, Rhonda Dusenbury, and ROW: Melissa Lyles, Stephanie Nikirk, Lisa Schiltz, Angela Freeman, McBrayer. BACK ROW: Instructor Donnelle Donahue, Patricia Mumme, Monica Florida, Melissa Eubanks, Lisa Jenkins, Heidi Utley, Patricia 8.11 All-Region, All-Area, All-State Band, Orchestra, and Jazz Band: FRONT ROW: Luellyn North, Reg. Orch., State Band, Stacy Floyd, Area Band, Carma Van Zandt, Area Bandg Melissa Lyles, Reg. Banda Stephanie N ikirk, Reg. Band, Mike Bames, Reg, Band: and Chris Lowe, Reg. Band. SECOND ROW: Cindy Seitz, Reg. Band, Melissa Tyson, Reg. Bandg Patricia Vuillemot, Reg. Band, Nina Nichols, Reg. Band, Jennifer Hill, Reg. Band: Bill Turner, Reg. Bandg Joel Wilson, Reg. Jazz, Area Band: and Gerick Sohraub, Area Band. BACK ROW: Monica Florida, Reg, Band, Reg. Orch. 3 Doug Obst, State Bandg Steven Benoit, Reg. Band, Mike Smith, Reg. Band, State Jazz: Joey Holton, State Jazz: Todd Haase, State Orch., Reg. Jazz, Mike Newbrough, Reg. Band: Glenn Zimbleman, Reg. Band, Chad Hogan, Reg. Bandg and Harold Reeves, Area Band. Band 123