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

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Y! 7 it. Z R , A ' ' :L T.. mf , -..,, 2 Kim Compton Rachel Conley Kelly Conner Billy Conover Duane Contreraz Michelle Conway Tim Coolidge Billy Cooper Terry Cooper Craig Cormier Jackie Cortesi Steve Costa Cyndi Costello 1 Doug Couri Tish Couvillon 1 ' Christi Coward 1 Kelly Cowling Cody Cox Mike Cox Ricky Cox Virginia Cox Bet Coyle Kelly Craft Tom Crain ew to high school life Sophomores prove their Keith Swaker and Kim Davis were chosen by the sophomores to represent their class favorites. Keith was not very involved inside of school but his outside activities took up all of his time outside of school. Keith has raced motorcycles since he was little. I never won anything real big, said Keith. He has also played the guitar for many years. Practicing to be perfect takes many hours but it all pays off Sophomore favorites Chosen this year to represent the so homore class as their favorites were Kim Davis andp Keith Swacker, not pictured. Both students supported their class throughout the year. ability to upper classmen at the end. Keith is also involved in the art club. I like to draw when I feel like it and to draw what I want to, he said. Kim Davis has been very involved throughout her first year of high school as a sophomore. She has participated in gymnastics, drama and student council. Kim was also chose as on of the new Dixie Belles next year. Her particigation in student council was supporte by the sophomore class. Both of these students will represent their classes well throughout their high school years. Dana Mitchell . 'J aft Y . Ve, W WN 1 X .,.' , ,N .W Kambri Crews Mendi Cruson Roger Crutcher And Culver Cindy Cunningham Robert Dacus Lee Damold Wendy Daves Bubba Davis Keri Davis Kevin Davis Kimberly Davis Iramnette Davis isty Davis Tonja Dawson Bryan DeCosta -M Tony DeCosta Kyle DeGroat Cathy DeLeon Danny DeSalvo Jennifer Deats Darra Dees Ursula Denbia Clint Denham Juniors 237

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Zu gf ,- '-'Z 5 , 'Q 'Fir 2 W K f r , . , l . X x L fv r w ff f 1' Dawn Graves Joel Graves Brian Green Kim Gressman Anthony Griffin Bryon Griffith Jimmy Griffith Randall Griffith David Groce Vanessa Groce Chad Gross Jennifer Guest Bill Gursky Kristen Haas Ty Hadsell Jennifer Hagn Damon Hall Jeff Hall Ray Hall John Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Nikole Hamilton Nicki Hamilton Danielle Hammond Karen Hammond Kristy Hampton Dennis Haney David Hanf Melissa Hansford Michelle Hansford Melissa Hardman Brian Hargrove Tammy Hargroves Melissa Harrey Adrienne Harper Caroline Harris Kathy Harris Lauri Harris Lincoln Harris Skipper Harris Tricia harrison Danny Harvey Dori Haupt Brian Haynes Gina Haywood Scott Hazel Gary Head Bill Hedden tudents concern shows Through the giving of blood for those who may need it Considering that only four percent of the population nation-wide donates blood, high school students should be recognized for reaching past that percentage. Ten percent of the students in this area donated blood on March 22,1987. The Carter Blood Center received a total of 192 units of blood from Richland alone. The required amount of blood needed for our school to be covered was twenty percent, or 123 units. This means that if blood is ever needed, no matter how much by a student, faculty or staff member, or even a member of their families, Carter Blood Center will supply them with the needed blood. Health Occupations Students of America QHOSAJ sponsored the blood drive, as they have for the past four years. Their job was to advertise the drive, make the necessary plans and help with the paper work. This is a community service they should be commended for,', Instructor Emily Livingston said. Mr. Gary Clark, principal agreed. He gave them a pizza party in appreciation. Next year HOSA plans to re-organize to attract more seniors to donate. Such alterations would include starting the donations ealier in the morning. LeAnn Ince. x-. Ouch! Monica Florida fseniorj gives blood during the annual blood drive as Matt Gibson looks on. Photo by Harold Reeves. qsguni Sophornores 239