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

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t n'joyTnj ' . resent - - - ,fwgegr xy :K .-fi 55.515 AF- 'Q Vai! 3 Y5?'flf 'ifvwff ' L rf :Mar 41752 ,MSQQQLX c'i'35Y1i?ia'5Ti9x imei - - To bring in the spring season, French Club started off with a luau. The event was held at Chris Estill's Cseniorl house. Students got together to enjoy a day of fun filled activities. To raise money for next year, club members sold key chains. The chains had Richland Rebel printed with crossing flags colored blue and white. The money was put in a fun for next years activities. At the first of the year students were elected for officers. These that were elected are: Traci Strauser, presidentg Tamara St. John, vice-presidentg Kim Thrasher, secretaryg Brent Curry, treasurerg and Kelly McFarland, parliamentarian. Together, it was a year of busy schedules and lots of planning. Ronda Day Rockin' and rollin' Enjoying time, Jennifer Lederman Csophomorej and friend Deanna Gilbert have a few laughs. French Club met at Rollerworld and later girewl a baby shower for Mrs. Deborah Ezell Cfacultyj. Photo by Robert otc er. 136 Design by Ronda Day

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Q -- ga ,,..' T ..,f Shucks, all gone To start the year o f French met at Mazzio's pizza, Paige Miller, Tina Runge Ouniorsj, and Matthew King fseniorb enjoy the pizza that was served. After dinner the students went on a Polaroid sacavenger hunt. Photo by Tammie M ihalek. Gifts, gifts, glfts As peperation for the coming birth, the French Club threw a baby shower for Mrs. Deborah Ezel Cfacultyl. This was Mrs. Ezell's first year to be head sgnonsor of A the French Club. hoto by Chip Mundy. fy ..Qf. Tie it up While waiting for Tamara St. John fseniorj to tie her skates, Mrs. Deborah Ezell lfacultyj, Kim Thrasher Guniorj, and Traci Straucer fseniorj have a few laughs. Later that night there was to be a surprise baby shower for Mrs. Ezell. Photo by Harold Reeves. French

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Holding on Michael Secoy fseniorj and Tish Couvillon lsophomorel keep steady while skating. Later, members went on a polaroid hunt. Photo by Robert Gotcher. - X 5 . r ,.i,N 35252. Q4 S 3 rf R 1 Getting count To make sure club members got the right number of pizzas ordered and what everyone wanted on their pizza, Noel Stephens lseniorj asks for another show of hands, to get the order right. The gizza was held at Mazzios Pizza, a place well favored by everyone who participated. Photo by hrzs WLS. French Club FRONT ROW: Billy Conover, Jody Knoll, Michael Wetter, Jason Mayer, Stephanie Wood, Lisa Horton, Katie Heenan, Robert Gotcher, Lesli Mais, Kim Thrasher, Kelly McFarland, Traci Strauser, Noel Stephens, Mike Hogracke, Tamara St. John, Tammy Collins, Christy Morrow, Steghanie Myers, and Callie Hunt. S COND ROW: Rhett Woo, Tracie Klozik, Alan Borgeson, Chanin arrat, Shay Wingo, Andrea Risenhoover, Lisa Wilkins, Dawna Stewart, Tamara Thomas, Lori Maragni, Amber Bogle, Michelle Zierer, Alena Ayers, and Allison McCleery. THIRD ROW: Jim Nelson, Hai Phan, Mike LePori, Melissa Hayley, Jon James, Ronna Caruthers, Cassie Anderson, Paige Miller, Tina Runge, Amy Reeves, Erik Davis, Carl Wright, Julie Salin, Suzanne Lee, Amy Rollins, Nikki Flint, Angie Smith, Misty Stone, Debbie McCary, and Brian Kirk. gi 1 get 'ifi ,ef -- Say cheese When the weather warmed up, French Club got together for a luau at Chris Estill's tseniorl house. The luau turned out to be one of the best parties thrown that year. Photo by Chip Mundy. Memories savored Many pictures were taken to remind members of good times spent together. Michael Wetter Cjuniorl, Camille Rogers tsophomorel, Kim Thrasher fjuniorj, and Kyle Hamilton Guniorl look over some recent shots. Photo by Chris M ullins. French 1 37