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

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Peoples court The truth and nothing but the truth, Eric Woodall fseniorl and John Schillin Cseniorl sit and isten for a verdicts choice on whether or not the defendant is guilty as charge . Photo by Terry Payne, Qu: All wrapped up For a Halloween Jester Trey Crawford Uumorj sits wrapped up in his history lesson Photo by Tammy M zhalek ,iw Wwvmmff ' 2M7 quick snooze As Crissy Lane Guniorl and Carrie Hammonds fjuniorl listen to the days Ddiscussion, Brent Allen Qjuniorj takes a quick nap. Photo by Terry Payne. .4446 ffl! Wie' Making life fun and exciting is something Jim Horvath Uunlorl does with ease He IS the type of person anyone can be friends with because he never holds a grudge against anyone or anything. Q muh T an , s,.,'...' N...g' This year Jim had the honor of winning the best QT' decorated Rebel car at Homecoming and rtty taking part in the buffalo-chip throwing contest. I really enjoyed everything. It was a lot of fun, said Jim. School is important to Jim. He cares J about school work and works hard to learn, said Mrs. Jan Stephens ffacultyl. One of Jim s ambitions in life is to really make it big using his own talents to the best of his ability. Tanya Davis O Class Act I 257

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,..., sr Q . t , iw is ova 39 1 he classroom of a school is outlooks on life. This character- Blgwing fgr the best G where the beginning of knowledge ization gives the classroom a certain MY- Eddie Lynge ffacultyl Pfaciices with Scott . . . Ferguson fsophomorel on getting the rhyth and learning begins. When that speclalness. ofthe beat' photo by Hamid Reeves, UU' classroom is filled with different For most, a classroom is there for f characters, it can create a whole new you to sit and learn your lessons, but experience. for some it's a part of them they will Students like these, spend their never forget. School can be a lot of I G- time working hard so as to help them fun, as long as you keep your mind in Qi' in their future goals. The classroom is a positive aspect, said Mindie U made up of about thirty-five different Markham ljuniorj. Tanya Davis I if 6 5 h students, with different views and 4 .MR GI ' t R t ' s Count 'rs eac 'on This school is great and has a tremendous amount of spirit. Even though the first few days I was lost on where I going, I had my trusty map to help me get around. When semester exams came around, well, that was ,,, S something I could do without, said Blake Boyce fsemorj. I thought the halls were way too crowded andl felt very small. But even- 5, tually I found myself around, said Jenmfer John Qumorl. .la U , t t tt I ' I E l il 5 if GK Living up to all expectations is fag l A what Aaron Algaier Guniorl 3 , G' strives for. He is a member of , Y , ' the Varsity basketball team, wg l x ' lm? 1 ' , g as well as an A-B student. i ,. ax- I G5 My most favorite class X or would be English, mainly I x N,,, ' if i ' because I have no problem , -iee rirss i s with it. But, when it V C 0 rn e S t 0 ' if government, forget T it! said Aaron. F In the future, Aaron hasn't decided what K I career he wants to follow, but he is hopefully going to Kansas University. In his r . X spare time, Aaron enjoys basketball, of J - xx xg , if i , course, and baseball. Scuba diving is also a favorite. That is my funnest hobby, because l' G, it's great to do things most people donlt even S imagine of even trying to do, said Aaron. Gi To define basketball to Aaron would be 1t's more than just a sport, lt,S practically my life, said Aaron. Ronda Day Sources of research Research papers were one everyone dreaded to do. Perry Learneg 1 Csophomorel works diligently in the library, as he writes down some last minute information. Photo by Harold Reeves. G' 256 Design by Tanya Davis. 0

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T ese Are T e May ?2'19 Good ld a s n todays society, people are Then I hear them laugh about the to the generatons to come. They are always criticizing the things man does good old days of their teenage years. able to learn from the mistakes their and the world we live in. No one ever Parents can be so frustrating, said parents and others they look up to stops to think that the things we do Kevin Davis Guniorl. Even though have made. It becomes a learning today won't be forgotten in years to school can be rough, it will soon be experience for all. come, and the thought that today will The Good Old Days for the Today's memories can be only as soon be considered The Good Old teenagers of today. good as they are made. Never forget Days . Along with all the happy memories, that some day, that today will be 2 , My parents like to contradict the ones that are hopefully forgotten, considered The Good Old Days? themselves by telling me how rough become the stories that are past down Jessie Connely they had it when they were in school. p Remembering Days Gone By The most important thing I will remember about this past year is the controversy over the Rebel flag because it brought the school closer together. Rebel pride becomes important when it deals with students pride in their school, said Robin Spinks fsophomorel. The day.I will never forget is the day that girls basketball went to regionals. It felt good to be able to know your representing Richland High by being the best you can, said Jenna Hawkins Guniorj. Trying to start a new life in the same school and with the same old acquaintances is a difficult process for Chuck Nichols Cjuniorl. He was dismissed from HEB Souths Drug Rehab, just before Thanksgiving. He started back at Richland after the Thanksgiving holidays. Peer pressure . came back, but with the help of my real friends and teachers, I was able to make it through those first tough months. I am thankful for the caring teahers and friends I have. They have been able to make school enjoyable for mef' Chuck has plans to finish out high school at I Richland. Afterwards, he is off to Texas Tech to study architectual designing. Chuck is my best friend. I think he has what it takes to stay sober and make what he wants out of life. He will Succeed, and he has all my support, said Kevin D ' ' ' .J ' C l - - - - - . Qi am' Uumorl essle mme y Slpring fever rising with Jams and good music T e last school dance was enlightened with the idea of a Hawaiian type scene mth Gumby. John Thompson Guniorl and Amy Studdard Ljuniorl have fun as ' they dance to the music. Photo by Harold Reeves. 258 Design by Ronda Day.