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

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raduates send 1,028 dollars to Saragosa victims and dedicate graduation to stricken seniors in West Texas Lending a helping hand. Following behind Clay Caldwell, Joey Calvano seniorsj dropped his donation into the basket that wen o help the victims of the tornado in Saragosa, f t t Texas. Unstoppable. The Rebellaires performed Nothin's Gonna Stop Us Now, the senior class song, before the largest graduation crowd ever. 4955 Design by Stefanie Fagan

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