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

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,.k,. -. x:.,- 3 E ,gf as S? G 1 .W f X Christmas Cheer A few days before Christmas, Jim Johnson fseniorb, Daniel Gray Cjuniorj, and Heather Cook Cseniorl deliver gifts to a needy family. The presents were collected at the Christmas party. Photo by Harold Reeves. Sizing it up While comparing balls, Mrs. Bodkin ffacultyl relates her bowling experience to Kevin Giddings Guniorl. Mrs. Bodkin has been Latin club sponsor for 12 years. Photo by Harold Reeves. l Finding the food After being initiated, first year members enjoy food and drink . Twenty new members were initiated this year. Photo by Chip Mundy. . 5 IJ Latin 143

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Oops! As s e wipes her hands, Laura Lewis guniorj looks at the damage one by some water spilt. Besides Latin Laura was also involved in choir. Photo by Harold Reeves. Entertainment With shades on, John Woods Qjuniorj portrays Jim Johnson, Latin Club president, in the Dating Game. John's house was the scene for the banquet. Photo by Harold Reeves. Campus cleanlngil Taking time out, Step anie Kimball Cjuniorj and Gini Kimball Cjuniorl paint Dixieland is Grand on the sidewalk. At ease Without any trouble, Christie Ingram guniorl glides on the Tandy enter ice. Christie claimed it was only her second time on ice. Latin 145