Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Special Courses Enrich RHS Program There are several deparTmenTs aT Rl-TS ThaT are seldom given The credil ThaT They are due. These de- parTmenTs vvork very hard in helping build our re- puTaTion. These deparTmenTs are agriculTure, iournalisrn, work experience, special educaTion, and arT. They perform many varied Tasks. They Take care oT all sTudenT publicaTions, and props Tor plays and TalenT shows. A large varieTy oT equipmenT and maTerial are used To Train sTudenTs for TuTure jobs in farming, nursing, or any oTher chosen vocaTion. The goal ol These deparTrnenTs is To prepare sTudenTs To be independem and useful ciTizens. Tommy Green and Don Volsch check one of the machines in The agricullure building for safety. Mr. William Ripley, Mrs. Harrison, and Mr. Norman Ingram, work experience insfrucfors, Take a break from Their busy sched- ule and pose for The phoiagrapher. 88 Mrs. Ann Pitts, journalism Teacher edits The copy of Barbara Grimes as Wanda West looks on to learn from the mistakes of others Mrs. Beisy Edwards Mrs. Patricia Holms Mr. Franklin Hunier Mrs. Joy Leigh Mr. James Meeks Mr. John Nash Mrs. Deborah Pefko Mrs. Shirley Pierce Mrs. Ann Pills

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Spanish Club Works Toward Mexico y I g i Y TT, y 'lp' I x f f 'Tr SHI'-Q- f',',J' ff' 11 ' t 1 2 'i 4 W '51, Miss Gloria Manning, Spanish teacher and club sponsor, enhances a re- port on Dan Quixote with cardboard replicas. Club. Officers of the Spanish Club are: Raye Wilson, President, Cathy Johnston, Vice-President, Cheryl Cassavant, Secretory: Diane Presley, Treasurer, and Bo Houck, Historian. ey. T. Here, a Spanish cla The Spanish Club was very acTive This year. They began The year by working Tor a Trip To Ybor CiTy in Tampa. They also worked Toward a Trip To Mexico Tor The summer. These Trips were designed To give Them a beTTer undersTonoling of The cusToms in diTTerenT Spanish counTries. The oTTicers of The Spanish Club This year were: Ray Wilson, presidenT, CaThy JohnsTon, vice president Cheryl CassavanT, se-creTary, and Diane Presley, Treasurer. The sponsor oT This club is Miss Gloria Manning. Y . V if Members of the club from left to right, first row: Raye Wilson, and Cathy Peak, Second row: Freddie Connors, Cathy Johnston, and Cheryl Cassavanty Third row: Rodney Houck, Cynthia Dunn, and Repunzel McDonald, Fourth row: Ruth Bailey, Nilene Thompson, Jill Goodie, and Gloria Hannah: Fifth row: Sidney Harris, Frank Deale, and Rodney Montgomery. ss concentrates on the lesson. Many of these students belong to the Spanish ull Tk , xi

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.3 4 L LI' Varied Experiences Offered Students :CT Y AK ' ,M ' l B .Q Mrs. Bertha Jones is shown helping Special Ed. student, make Chrislm tions, .rf X W - 7 1 T ' F lf t R x I? x 4, fi A :Ni VY? xi: , F 1 'i ' M. s . Z os decora- Perplexing problems come up often during the day for Mrs. Betsy Ed- wards, Art instructor. Here she searches for the solutio as Debbie Town- send looks on. if Mr. James Meeks watch saw. Az- ,fs as Bobby Word works on o proiect using t ....,,W..,...W..Wm,4.1-14' he circular Av-vs A