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

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Party full of fun For winning the ornament contest Uumorsl Bill Cooley Dann Fansler and Leslie York celebrate Photo by Jeff Russell Importance 0fLd'e I think life is what you make of it Ive got a great fam ly and friends who care and who will listen to my prob lems, said Christie Cryer Uuniorl Life has been good to me so far I am learning that aj b is very lmportant and must be seriously taken But there 1 o needs to be a time to get away and have fun said Brent Allen Qumorj. S K -Q 2 leeptimes over or some who work and go to school too, staying awake is hard. As Chuck Nichols fjuniorj and Bobby Wheeler fjuniorj have their attention on class, ike Nance Guniorj takes a quick nap. Photo by Terry Payne. ,vs 4,44 t77Ze' Setting goals and pursuing them play a major e 1 n K a t h 1 e McGlasson s Qjuniorl life. She has accomplished great deal for her years at Richland. Kathleen has earned many credits with her participation in the one-act play The Crucible V as well as credit for t h e m u s i c a 1 Working . I really like school, but sometimes the work gets to be too tough said Kathleen. Planning to major in music Kathleen strives for her future. I expect my goals to difficult but Im not afraid to work hard to get something I want said Kathleen. While working on projects that include plays and musicals, Kathleen spends most of her life at Richland. I think one reason Richland is such a great school, is the students and teachers all work together, . im, .wi instead of against each other, said ' Kathleen. Tanya Davis Life in the Fast Lane 4? as sf we ,A if sq rs gems six may 261

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d ddddddddddddddd ddddddddddddddd There is a great deal of thanks I owe to my parents. As I have grown-up they have supported and financed all my athletic and personal activities. Some day I hope to repay them back in some way, said Todd Stephens lseniorl. She is so consistent in that every day she always makes sure me and my dad always have something good to eat. She's a really funny lady, said Chad Karger Cjuniorl. Home away from home Without mom near, disasters often occur. Shows what we like, said juniors Greg Osborn and Mike Holmes. Photo by Terry Payne. .ff .-ff' Tie it up Learning to tie a shoe takes time Tonya Neece Csemorl helps Erik Smith while Brett Lilljedahl watches Photo by Tanya Dams Unshown Tears AME ,413 we., I wish I was closer to my mom, like I was before we moved. But now I hardly ever see or talk with her. I feel that I am missing out on what other people have, said Brent Curry Kjuniorl. To my mom: The thanks that was never said. About all the times I was sick, and she was there. All the times I was hurt inside or out, she was there. The times I didn't know quite what to do, yet she was there. Or the times I needed that extra hug, and she was there to embrace me There were times we were mad at each other. We would yell and scream, but we knew we still loved each other. I want her to know I'll be there too, said Glenn Huff fjuniorj. My mom helps me when I'm down. She helps me get a better view on life and get a grip on myself when I have a bad day. My mom helps me to have confidence in myself and to see other people better, and she never lets me throw pity on her when she's depressed, said Sonya Carey Csophomorel. My mother is the neatest lady. She has raised me all by herself. I know there is somewhere I can go if I have any problems or questions, said Alex Palmer fseniorl. Being oneself is what it is all about Christy Meyer Quniorj goes to every extent to do what she can for her friends family and for herself To me a friend IS someone you can confide in and turn to for advice Someone who who cares about you and would do almost anything in the world for you said Christy Christy is very outgoing She thinks a lot of others and not just of herself said Lori Welgant Quniorj This year for most students was just another year Christy though has a different outlook on the past year every year is special We have our and of course theres always lots of homework said Christy She enjoys sociology playing tennis swimming and most of all talking on the phone Christy s future plans are to attend Real Estate College Ronda Day o , 9 A I 4 . , ' ' mf good times, along with the bad, our friends, Surviving Without lVIorr1 gf, 3