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

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F i 1 l Dolng the d1shes?!? Even men can do the treacherous job of housework, including the dishes. Here Matt Pruitt fseniorl proved this fact. Photo by Tammy Mihalek. '1 .-E Cutie FHA members took days off from their regular class schedule to observe children. Kym Davis fseniorl attempted to explain that the baby didn't belong to her. Photo by Tammy M ihalek. Refreshments FHA had weekly meetings to discuss the up-coming events. Malcolm Haas Cseniorj helps prepare the refreshments for the meeting. Phot by Tammy M ihalek, Watch your fmgers! Making pizza was a part of the Foods and Nuitrition semester. Robert Dysart and Laura Roberts Kseniorsl prepared the meat topping for their pizza. Photo by Tammy Mihalek. FHA 171

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6 YP 15 , mm Straighten it up As consumers, we often overlook the hard work of the stockers. Gary Lynch lseniorl, who works at Drug Emporium, is one of many ICT students who works as a stockperson. Photo by Chip Mundy. Fix it The experience acquired in ICT develops skills which may be applied in a variety of areas. Darrin McCown lseniorl repairs lawn mowers at Kyle's Bike and Mower Repair in Haltom City. Photo by Terry Payne. ,J sa. S as s 5 Vt '86-'87 officers Darrin McCown, Vice President, Peter Lynch, President, Gary Lynch, Treasurer, and Todd Mehalko, Sgt. at Arms. 6- K.. Industrial Co-Operative Tralmng FRONT ROW: Stewart Wimpett and Jimmy Boudreaux. SECOND ROW: Brian Hinojosa, Scott English, Shane Robinson, Jeff James, and Joey Shelton. THIRD ROW: Mr. Loy Sturch, Danny Davis, David Jeffries, Will Polser, James Little, Bobby McCaslin, Shane Taylor, Johnny Dutton, Ricky Minyard, Brendon McMahon, Adam Cavanaygh, Jimmy Reynolds, and Joey Bloxom. BACK ROW: Chad Sullivan, Darrin McMown, Peter Lynch, Todd Mehalkd, Greg Christiansen, Gary Lynch, and James Hopkins. Sugqestlve selling As a sa esman at Miller's outpost, James Little lseniorb makes skillful suggestions to his customers. James recommands quality fashion apparal to fellow student, Bethany Braswell Qseniorj. Photo by Chip Mundy. ICT