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

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Mickey McKelvy Colleen McKinney Frances McLemore Melissa McMillin Toni Morris Shawn Medford Eric Medlenka Karen Melton Michelle Meng Forrest Merlick Ginny Metcalf Scott Meyer Malach Millard Cale Miller Ed Miller Eric Miller Robert Miller Tim Miller Steven Minnick Jennifer Minze Mark Misczak Amy Mitchell Cory Mitchell Stephen Mitchell Ali Mohmand Leticia Molinar Tony Moncrief Curtis Moore Doug Moore Evonne Moore Kerri Moore Shane Moore Heather Morgan Kelly Morgan Brent Moser Dru Mouser Lisa Mozingo Amy Mull Chris Mullins Marla Muncy Michele Munday Duane Munoz Marcie Murfin Deena Murphy Stefanie A. Myers Andy Nagle Barbara Nealey Mark Neely Kim Nelson Keith Newbrough Bryan Newton Hung Ngu en Natasha blickels Atosa Nikbakht Deborah Nolder Cody Norris Tiffany Norris Michael North Keath Northcutt William Norton Doug Obst Ahan Ondrusek Cylynda Osbume Tammy Ottinger Stama Overmon Steve Ozmer Barbara Pagel Jason Pannell Christie Paris Becki Parr Hal Parson Judi Parsons Sophornores

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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

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Mark Parsons Christine Partin Mitchell Partin Stephanie Patterson Aaron Patton Trena Pavillard Amy Payne Jenny Pearson Tony Pearson Steve Perchard Arlene Perkins Tracy Perrin Heather Peters Jason Peters Michael Peterson Mendy Phillips Keith Pickett Paul Piotrowski Mike Pipes Harry Plumbly Lalena Plemmons Scott Plunkett Melissa Pocock Yvonne Poland Cory Post Scott Post Shanna Potts David Powell Billy Powell Jason Poynter Duane Preas Robin Preston David Price Paula Price Trent Pruitt Chris Prutzman Lori Radke Monica Ramirez Rebecca Randall Sharon Randall Robyn Reames Michelle Reaves Cindy Reed Gretchen Reed Kelli Reed ShaRaye Reeves Catherine Regalado Keith Renteria 'ts ,F 1, s 1 Q ss' 7 . 1, X C psp .J Q 1 w X J 4 Senior officers continue Traditions set up throughout the years The senior class is always the class that is looked up to and respected for their willingness to continue tradition. This year was no exception, with the help of the student council officers: Joe Guidry, presidentg J .D. Sanders, vice-president, Tiffany Doyle, treasurerg and Missy Torrence, secretaryg these seniors continued the well known traditions. Startin the year off, the first dance was sponsorecf by the senior class and officers this dance proved to be one of the biggest dances yet. As Homecoming approached officers began organizing and working with representatives on homecoming decorations. All the work paid off as the senior calss won the spirit trophy again as they did when they were juniors. Working all year long the officers planned for prom and graduation and sponsored fundraisers for the senior class. The officers spent many hours working for the class but they were all involved in other activities as well. Joe Guidry amd J .D. Sanders both spend time playing football and Tiffany Doyle and Missy Torrence are both senior cheerleaders. These officers made the year a success for all graduating seniors. Stefanie Fagan Senior Class Officers J.D. Sanders, vice-presidentg Tiffany Doyle, treasurerg Missy Torrence, secretaryg Joe Guidry, president. 244 Design by Stefanie Fagan- s'- 5 N i 5 e t i .ll 9 as