Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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RHS Has Gnly Drill Team ln Big Bend if QQ Rickards High Tom Tom Girls have been an osseT y 1 To The school This year. Traveling To Gainesville is a gn 5, 3, sl,- 1, ,Y regular Trip ThaT The girls enjoy. Even wiTh blisTers on f 1 ' 'ff Their feet, The girls mainTain Their high sTepping and T 1 3 U 1, , marching abilities. Money is always The case when Q 'L .9 Vg 1' 4, M planning To anend Gainesville. Car washes every ,iff D X 4 J if 1' ' week-end was The main money making proiecT. A .gif 'Hi .X J A , Total of 5350 was earned by The beginning of The g tg school year. Boarding a rented Greyhound bus aT y ,E if 8 a.m., armed wiTh pillows, blanl4eTs, and drums, was , an exciTing and sleepy way To sTarT The day. ' .1-. Y, 'A i 5 - if ig ,ip ig , ig- . ,X Q if . ' gr A X I .., ASV g . T. Li ff T . .T c ri, . 5 T V 3 ,io , I 'auf 1 ., , l , ' Q, 45 1 x 1 'r' ' 5 1 'l ' - , i if . . . Debbie Barineau, Ann Brown, Agatha Byrne, Kathy Chester, Bonnie Drew, Phylis Griffen, Elaine Hamlin, Mimi Harrison, Becky Hawthorne, Linda Hester, Patsy Horton, Sharon Horton. Janet Messer, Drill Team captain, and Agatha Byrne watch the Drill Team prepare for the University of Florida Homecoming Parade. i i .5 - A Patience, practice and more practice made the Drill Team successful. Elaine Hamlin, seen here, is going through her paces during practice after school. 49

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Juniors Presenf Arsenic And Old Lace The Junior Closs presenTed Arsenic ond Old Lace This yeoir. The ploy was o sTory obouT Two sweeT old ladies who poisoned people ouT ol mercy. OT course They always had o good reason for killing ThemeThey were lonely people ond iT's always besT To puT Them ouT of Their misery. To complicoTe moTers They have Three crazy nephews. One Thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt onoTher wonTs To be o docTor so he proicTices wiThouT oi de- gree. The Third won'T marry becouse he Thinks he is crazy. The plays ends happily os low prevails ond every- Jackie Moody, a greedy police officer, and David M:Quay Thrilled The audi- ence wiih The iolces They threw not in Their dialogues. one is whisked off To The local insone oslym for 0 Tomily reunion. Erving Rasier played Teddy. Here he carries Bill Wehunt, another un- fortunate victim, off io be buried in The cellar. Mike Jahnsfon drags a dead vicfim, Charles Snyder, out of the room.

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Redslcin F X X , ,ik Sandy Pace and Marie Petersen go through one of their routines after school, marching high and long during one of their countless practices. Maidens March To Sound Marching in all home football games promoted school spirit throughout the stands. The pre-game show was continually different and colorful with s letter R's, teepees and other various designs. They practiced everyday during seventh period when football season was in session to perfect their dif- ferent routines. All total, the Drill Team had 38 girls as members. Senior Janet Messer led the squad with the help of Junior Debbie Barineau as assistant leader. Head Drummer Agatha Byrne set the beat for the squad's marching feet. Patsy and Sharon Horton were the other two drummers. Mrs. Spears, Sponsor as P. ,:,., H ' . ft if if r T I. 'i ii El kills ' i li I W If I A li! .x ' left , - if I A l ..w M.. 4 Q A . Ai - ,X I H f A 7 ill' V ..1, ff? ' Lk.s. 1 it '. . A -, 1 Linda McSweeny, Sherry Walker, Janet Messer, Diane Murphy, Sandy Pace, Terry Perryman, Marie Petersen, Ann Quick. Diane Murphy, Sharon Horton, Patsy Horton, and Agatha Byrne per- fect last minute errors during practice. tsigg' P ' A? QQ? J.'g3 2 - if jf .A . Vt , W '- ft A A f rw .755 1 ,, V 'N' A :ly . - A' ti f. . lf 4 '- . f V - -fr H, ,,.' ' ., 3, It f f. fn ' ' . 'T '3 ...t-. lit. Jenny Johnson, Penny Key, Betty Laster, Peggy Looney, Sherry Love, Shiela Lucas, Margaret McKarney, Kathy McKenzie. 50