Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Seventh Graders Burst With Energy 5 .R me 1 1 l . A Q 1 .z .T ,t Metra ggxm v' ' 4 Y 'K . . ..,.i-sr .. yr' ,fx s J? is if ' 's'12L:Q,-11. Q 553-5'4'f'4 ' ' im U Junior High cheerleader tryouts proved puzzling to the many who went out. Janice Wiggins seems totally confused as she listens for her Eighth grade band members worked long hours this year to help coordinate nex,ins,rUc'ions. the Ranger into the finest Junior High band in town. - . X M Strain your brain was the order K of the day as seventh graders K struggled through the standard- ? ized seventh grade tests. 209

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Eighth Graders Leave Porfobles ln 68-69 bum 1 any , Eighth Graders look forward to graduating from the portables to the big buildings-no more unfinished classrooms and muddy trips to class. , .9 1 A fl fi V? ' Eula Wiggins i 0, Janice Wiggins 443 -'V 'P Dennis Williams - : '-, John Williams ,, ,.,..,' V, -L Erm a ff is I ... ' Jessie Williams lr 42 ,g Paula Williamson 'if ' ,fu K f Danny Wiftkamper W 3 l H Joe Wright Patricia Yeargin Johnny Youngblood Colon Clemons Allen Clinton Flave Forman Charles Griner Edward Hall Elver Hall Christine Harrell John Hutto Mohan Kabadi Kenneth Kelly Billy Joe Knowles Audrey Mann Carol McCulIers Leon McKelvin Sherry Mills Paula Morgan Franklin Pearce Marion Raker Nancy Roberts Pete Strickland Eddie Teeier Lydis Tisdale

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Sevenfh Graders Sevenfh graders found the school siore To be a refreshing change from gram- mar schocl. Here, Hudson Fulmer devours an ice cream sandwich afier school. T ,Q 1 ,sa ,. wiv! V' is , T x 1 f it 'ff ' T 3' . N 210 Begin Their Firsf Year Looks of awe, wondermenT and frighT were vis- ible on The faces of sevenTh graders enfering Rick- ards for The firsT Time. For some iT was Touch and go for The firsT few weeks. Belween Trying To find Their way To sTrange classes in iusT five minuTes, and figuring ouT whaT homeroom Was, iT was confusing. AlThough Their school habiTs were changing, sevenTh graders were sTill kids. Sliding down hills, eaT- ing ice cream, fidgeTing, giggling and being pesTer- some was Their Trademark-along vviTh a bad case of hero worship for big people in high school. They lefT Their mark on Rickards. This year, for The firsT Time, a sevenTh and eighTh grade baskeTball Team was formed. Because of scheduling conflicTs, new cheerleaders had To be picked. For The firsT Time in hisTory, There was a sevenTh grade cheering squad. Jeffrey Acor Lewis Abner Gregory Alcridge Andrew Allen Larry Allison Billy Anderson Jerry Anderson Gary Bales Windell Baldwin Richard Ballard John Barber Mary Barineou Richard Barineau Lauren Barksdcle Robert Barksdale Jerry Barrs Dexter Bo rfon James Barton Lindo Bass Ronald Baxley Elsie Beane Hai A