Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Physical l rf,- Q . af Ed. Keeps f , 1 lf J' ti 4- Studenls Physically Fit The Rickards Physical Education Department stays busy with year-round sports activities. Not only do they have the task of keeping Redskins physically tit, but the department sponsors the various athletic teams such as tootball, basketball, baseball, and track. They are also the advisor ot the cheerleading squads and the Drill Team. ln addition to all this the physical education de- partment is responsible for the Driver's Education program. The coaches take on the job ol teaching students to drive. Supervising the study halls throughout the day is another one ot their many helptul duties. The Rl-lS Physical Education Depart- ment is one ot the most active and indispensible programs at school. i K , . ' . i 1 'v 1, 3 From top left to right 5' V L 1 Mr. Maurice Dennis rf lf u',f ' . I Mr. Hector Hernandez Ns - J, WMI! Mr. Billy Long 4- 0 X , Mr. Jack Gaskins A , V, . '. ' A 1 Mrs. Lynda Moseley ' Q. 4 V IJ' Mr. John Sodec Mrs. Sara Spears X f Mrs. Barbara Williamson 'Wgw bDLlCL0fP4'004 Jenny Johnson shows fine form as she is engaged in a tennis match ,yifzw-,-4lW6Xf during physical education. 1 Deannie Watson has a strained expression on her face as she skillfully practices on the trampoline. 81

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tk? fylath At Riclcards , . Y K . 4 X tg . , ft .1 ' Sf M 1' Q, . my X Q7 so 'K New up G' 9' if r xg, bv .U . .Iv W ..b3.,y 8, N L? V ' L' ' f W rt, J -X. If rf' Ax . f iff J', f5 CL is i gf .ig-it . ff' XV - fi A 5- il M rrn .. X .. A lj Har I x. A ' is sa 'V5 . av at From top left to right: M2LQebarah Adams' Mrs. Elizabeth Frazier Mr. Carroll Little Mrs. Margaret McCollum Mrs. Gerrie McGee Mrs. Judy Outlaw Miss Daphine Pike Mr. P.C. Wu Not pictured: Mrs. Christine Haumes Mrs. Sara Houston Mr. P.C. Wu, Chinaman with a Georgia accent, patrols the halls daily during lunch to stop would be class disturbers. Mrs. Sara Houston, star player in the teacher basketball game, shows her rebounding form. Tailor-made For All The Rickards Math Department otters many courses to college bound students and students planning to get jobs atter graduation. Should a student take Algebra I or Geometry? Problems like this are solved by Riclqards Math Department. Pre-algebra was ottered this year tor the tirst time at RHS. lt helps students who plan to take algebra later. Math teachers try to prepare students to solve problems Concerning math that will turn up in every- day lite. X fi- M 1 Mr. Rock Little, math department head, waves triumphfully as he and Mrs. Betty McCollum watch a Rickards football game.

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English Siudenfs WriTe,Produce Own Plays 4-Q ' I V542 . 7 Ga f't 2 ' ' ' .' W' - . V - if f i . Q , . -- 5, T 'i . Q, ,g , Teachers shown from V IM g M leTT To right- Mrs. V - V ' ,I Carolyn Fixel, Mrs. 'I ,A Anne Gandy, Mrs. ' A . ., ' W 5 f Rita Jackson, Mrs. ' Maryzell Roberts, fl- ' .gf i Mrs. Mary Ellen 'NN'j, Y H Saunders, Mrs Befty - ... Sprague, Mrs Bar- Vgljgk 4, barcu Sfallcup, Mrs. l Y, Marie Taylor. Coffee, Tests, and graded papers, Boy! Teaching can be so fun after The work is done, as shown by Mrs. Howard, who is almost finished, and Mr. RockLi1Tle, who is still sweafing. 82 English is more Than diagramming senTences and The plain old grammar OT grandmoTher's era. Today English invelops many diversiTied Tie-lds. Speech, iournalism, humaniTies, and creaTive vvriTing all Tall under The Wide scope OT English. English isn'T all book Work eiTher. STudenTs may Take parT in many acTiviTies such as vvriTing and producing Their own plays, debaTing, mock Trials and courTroom procedure. English is a vasTly changing Tie-ld keeping up wiTh The rapidly developing world. Work! Work! Work! ThaT's all I ever do, but I enioy if! says Mrs. Gandy.