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

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-ii-1 55 Rebellaires FRONT ROW: Mike Stewart, Kathleen McGIasson, C.E. Gerdes, Angela Freeman, Kevin Giddings and Laura Lewis. SECOND ROW: Lee Darnold, Deborah Carpenter, Cory Post and Beth Coyle. THIRD ROW: Brian Kirk, Michelle Gregory, Benny Asiatico and Laura Rexroat. BACK ROW: Clint Paschall and Betsy Hosley. . it W. . . . . fy-M:f'. f' I H f ,, 745 ' fi: 2 in f f T rg, if '9 . f . . l ' f ' sf .5 5 .K . Q, V 5 :Q s P Rebellaires Beth Coyle, Betsy l-iosley and Kathleen McGlasson lseniorsl sang at the spring concert. The Rebellaires performed in several concerts through- out the year. Photo by Trish Briscoe. Singing solo, Lee Darnold C111 per- formed during the spring concert. This was Lee's first year in Rebel Choir. Pho- to by Trish Briscoe, Performing at the Christmas con- cert, the Concert Choir put their all into a song, The concert was held in the auditorium. Photo by Trish Briscoe. CHOIR

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Expreffion ez! iff hen' if only ezehieifeei through tom! Expression through words, mu- sic, and dance was the outstanding purpose of choir. Incorporating their talents and joining with others, stu- dents were able to produce a spine- chilling medley of choirs, under the direction of Ms, Patricia Neighbors. A fall combination choir concert was held, in which a variety of area school choirs participated. Following the fall concert was the annual Christmas concert in Decem- ber, held in the Richland audito- rium, and Christmas party the fol- UNITY lowing week at the home of Michelle Gregory. Also during Christmas the Rebellaires sang at the Coliseum for the Administration Building's Christ- mas party. Hard work later began on the musical Anything Goes , of which Ms, Neighbors co-directed with Mr. David-Michael Hall, drama instruc- tor. The 1987-1988 school year was Ms. Neighbor's tenth and final year instructing Richland's choirs. When asked to reflect upon her years at Richland, Ms-.Neighbors said,uI've had a wonderful, fulfilling time teaching, and cannot imagine teach- ing anyplace else, l've taught some of the most talented students, with no limit to their abilities. Gini Kimball. Singing a solemn melody, Rebellaires Betsy Hosley Benny Asiatico and Angela Freeman iseniorst worked together in harmony. The group was performing for the Dixieland Special. Photo by Trish Briscoe Rebel Choir FRONT ROW: Rebekah Pugh, Allison McCleery, Jennifer Lederman, Amy Rollins, Rhett Woo, Aaron Patton, James Mclntosh, Larry Smith, Darin Fansler, Kathleen McGlasson, Laura Lewis, Tricia Harrison, and Beth Coyle. SECOND ROW: Deborah Carpenter, Rebecca Horton, Stacy Baw, Angela Freeman, Darin Hoppe, C.E. Gerdes, Brian Kirk, Jet Jones, Debra Pearsons, Sarah Gerke, Leigh Ann Davis and Amy Mull. THIRD ROW: Betsy Hosley, Cindy Smith, Michelle Gregory, Lee Darnold, Chris Smith, Clint Paschall, Scott Plunkett, Scott Nixon, Cory Post, Cindy Bradshaw, Suzanne Hennington and Toni Roderigue. BACK ROW: Christine Kemp, Christie Paris, Debbie Nolder, Leigh Ann Reynolds, Brett Starr, Ronald Whitworth, Mark Latham, Benny Asiatico, Kevin Giddings, Mary James, Mary Tinerello, Jeanne Von Langen and Sherri Mackey Design by Gini Kimball

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Expreffion at iff hey! if achieved through CO PETITIO One of the many activities to look forward to in Choir are the contests, and the Richland choirs competed in their fair share. Solo and Ensemble competition began in February, to which Richland sent between eighty and ninety entries. All-Region and State competi- tions began in October and ran through January. Three choir stu' dents won All-State. They were Mike Stewart, Angela Freeman, and Jill Sharples. ln April, five of the choirs lboys, girls, and mixedl participated in UIL competition, which was held at the University of Texas at Arlington. Three choirs, Rebel, Concert, and Rebel Girls, won Sweepstakes by earning a 1 in Performance and Sightreading. At the end of April the Rebel Choir attended a competition in Florida, with high hopes of adding a few trophies to their collection. I am very pleased with all of the Design By Gini Kimball. Rebellaires Mike Stewart and Deborah Carpenter performed during the Christ- mas concert. The concert was held in the Richland auditorium. Photo by John Shelton. choirs this year, said Ms. Patricia Neighbors, choral instructor, and was proud to be a part of its suc- cess. Gini Kimball. Rebellaires Laura Rexroat and Bri tt 1 - H I Wont You Charleston With Me? du Dixieland Special. Photo by Trish Brisco Choir instructor Ms. Patricia Neigh- bors directed her students. This was Ms. Neighbors' final year at Richland. After 10 years of directing the Rebel choirs, she plans to enter the field of religious music. Photo by Trish Briscoe.