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

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Rock-n-roll The Twisted Sisters came to life at Senior Follies when Shannon Wortham, Becky Day, and Courtney Jackson iseniorsl performed to Bad to the Bone . All three girls were senior Dixie Belles. Photo by Chris Mullins. Ba-ba-ba J.D. Sanders, Tommy Robinson and Matt Pruitt Cseniorsl lip sync to Blue Moon . 4 Hot! Harold Reeves fseniorl, a member of the Question Marks performs to Louie, Louie to help motivate the audience. Photo by Chris M ullins. Senior Follies Cheap entertalnment Performing their own version of The Lion Sleeps Tonight , Chip Mundy and John Wall fseniorsj entertain the crowd. The group stunned the audience as they first appeared as the Beastie Boys. Photo by Chris Mullins

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