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

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Stl1dBIltS SUCCESS exceeds Expectations and contributes to future ambitions Jenna Hawkins, although she is still a junior has proven herself to be an outstanding athlete in volleyball, basketball, and track. She has high ambitions for her future and is very self- confident about her ability. At the end of the volleyball season, Jenna was named to the All-District first team. She was also named to the All- District and All-Area first teams in basketball. She enjoys going to Fellowship of Christian Athletes and hopes to be an officer next year, to help improve the club any way she can. She likes the competition of the new district and is looking forward to next year. Ashlee Heizenrader Clint Heizer Mark Hejniki Lisa Helmig Robert Helmstetler Chris Henderson Tonya Henderson Melissa Hendrix Suzanne Henington Michelle Henley Stephanie Henry Ric Herman Josie Hernandez Darrin Hewell Stevan Hickman Lisa Hileman Jenifer Hill Kevin Hillard Amy Hines Mark Hinrichs Pam Hoagland Greg Hobgood Shane Hodges Steve Hodgson Chris Hoey Paul Hoff Ruby Hoffman Chad Hogan Crissy Holcomb Ginger Holcomb Sheila Holder Kristy Holland - J Jason Hollie Kim Holt David Honea Cynthia Hopkins Wayne Hopkins Stephanie Hoppe Kim Horn Hansi Horne it Jeff Howard Tracy Howell A.J. Huddleston Richard Hudson David Humphreys Callie Hunt ' Jonathon Hunter Julie Hurst SRX Being sports oriented, Jenna participates in softball and water-skiing in her free time during the summer months. She has as much talent or more than anyone else on the teamf' said senior teammate Dee Wood. She is also interested in acting and wishes she could try-out for plays, but with her sports she is unable to. If she keeps improving like she is, she has a big future, said Dee Wood. Scott Alread. Fast Break Against Martin Jenna Hawkins C301 takes a fast break. Jenna was one of the leading offensive players for the Lady Rebs. Photo by Robert Gozcher. ew Q i iz, X ' .X ,. 'stef Design by Stefanie Fagan.

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Lori Lee Suzanne Lee Tracie Lee Scott Lemaster Chris Lewis Sean Lewis Candy Lindsey Wes Lindsey Gary Link Patricia Linn Kristine Loher Cynthia Lopez Chris Lowe Keith Lowe Holly Logan Tracy Lowery Meredith Lucio Susan Ludolph Michelle Luginbyhl Kris Lyles Leslie Mace Holly Mackey Jeanne Madden Sheri Madruga I 1 ilf, BR Students support one another And encourage rehabilitation on the road to recovery. Changing a way of life is a difficult process. It is hard for people that have become addicted to drugs and alcohol to become chemically free in todays society. This new support group gives students that have been through a drug and alcohol rehabilitaion hospital a chance to discuss with the others their experience, their problems, and to support one another in their recovery. The support group offers students the help that is needed when a student has decided for himself that drugs and alcohol have become a problem. We are reaching out to the students and letting them know that we do care about them, and their problemsf' said High on Life sponsor, Donna Castor. We are reaching all types of students. Likivai Makahununiu Ri kMald d c ona o Tammy Mallicote Kevin Manning Becky Mars Michael Marshall Justin Martin g Suzanne Martin 4 ' k .1 , Caroline Martinez Chuck Martinez Debra Martinez Janie Martinez Leanne Mason Todd Massey Ter Mayhew Midliele Mayo 1 Kim McBurney Debbie McCary Thomas McCracken Leslie McCreary Gina McDaniel Jennifer McDonald Kenny McDowell James McIntosh w Most teenagers say no one will listen to them. We have formed our support groups so that they will have someone listening and supporting them, she said. The group helps me to stay sober with rar N... -.-f A,-swam-M Q 5.1 the support and knowing I am not alone. What really keeps me sober is the thought that drugs and death go together. I am not about to risk my life for a high that I have to pay for when right now I am High on Life , plus this high is not costing me a cult, said recovering junior Chuck Nichols. Jesse Connally Encourazgement Miss. Donna astor speaks during one of the High on Life meetings. These meetings gave encouragement to those in need. Photo by Chip Mundy. 242 Design by Stefanie Fagan. 5 1