Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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of Officers, Queen Bobbie Tucker was chosen by her fellow freshmen to reign over the class. An active member of the Jake nc, Gaither Teen Council, she was a contestant in the Miss Jake Gaither Pageant this year. 2 1 4,-neu.. T is A Q ' 1 B ' - 4, ii ' , ,, ,, Q XM an l Q if ' . F ' 1, ' L 'V , V qi' tk be g -:-l' aj , 3 Estes ,N gg ., B Jacqueline Brinson Alicia Brogan Tommy Brown Peggy Bruce Freshman Class Queen Bobbie Tucker. Herbert Bryant Robin Bryant 2 7 , jg, if T Q34 s F . 2 we at f lffgffiqrwesh ,B M X A y .el ' ., 5: .B . and it m K l . s Q i g ' , is 0 T A Q x W 7 , T g ' A J I, 1 E Q ' B Vb . 5 I :y,- g , 5 J stttsr ' B ,Q sffs -2 . .ttrrr + s ,J5,y,, A B I lw NX ! Debra Brookins Solomon Brown Betsy Brundage Leon Bryan Annette Burke Mary Ann Burney Calvin Burnley Frank Butler Lesley Calvin Chuck Canterbury Dean Carlberg Carla Carroll Johnny Carroll Freddie Carter Ricky Carter Danny Causseau Karla Chaires Susan Chambless Danny Channing Janice Charbneau Gene Christie Tony Christopher Jackie Clark Hugh Clinton George Cochran Kent Coefield Susan Collar Lloyd Collier Sammie Lee Collins Jed Collinsworth 173

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Freshman Class Starts New Life with Election Leading Freshman Class this year were Farris Vickery, presidentf Denise Mack, treasurerf Roy Jackson, vice-presidentj Debbie Brookins, secretary. Terry Acofl Doug Alderson Jo Ann Anderson Melvin Austin Danny Bailey Toni Ballard Cheryl Barge Karen Barnes Glenn Barrett Mike Barrett Robin Bates Dale Beard Gail Beard Mark Beaudoin Earline Belim Gloria Belim Joan Belton Lynell Bennett Charles Bennison Denise Black William Bowers Kim Bradley Vickie Brady George Brice -91 9 - x ,la f fe rs'V t ,. 4 Q I A I as Xxx fl , i It t A mf 'T' At Rickards for the first time, freshmen were faced with the task of adapting to the new life of high school and the confusion of the new flexible modular scheduling. And, for the first time, freshmen enjoyed open lunch. With reading set as the number one priority in the curriculum, all freshmen were placed in an English -Reading skills program. They were tested to determine their strengths and weaknesses so that their in- struction could be individualized. Class officers worked with their fellow ninth graders and homeroom sponsors to earn money to go to- wards their sophomore year. Some freshmen boys participated in junior high football and basket- ball teams along with eighth graders from Rickards' area. Boosting spirit at these games and at Jayvee and Varisty events gave freshmen an outlet for their enthusiasm. A wt x. l--1 3, , 9 v kg! E,-rv v K - ' t V ft r fl'l,,r l 5 'Q is . ,.: XJ' N-X X 4 lt Q' , l ,.t,. W. lx I , V .L , .1 s l . . Nd- r y 1 ' E e .-', ' XX Ak W 5 .9 A t W 1 . ygzf., ' q t' Z I W, . f , .. 5 -V

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4 Everett Condry Kenny Connell Dale Cook Sterling Cooper Bernard Copeland Roger Copeland Willie Copeland Deborah Cozart Christy Crenshaw Dennis Crosby Jerry Crosby Charlene Crum Angela Cunningham Altimease Davis Carl Davis Clarence Davis Samuel Davis Anne Desilets Greg Dominguez Susan Dorlag Larry Dukes Cathy Eagle Dean Edrington Clint Edwards Ricky Edwards Lewis Emanuel Jacquelyn Everett Reggie Faircloth Lorraine Farmer Carmena Fennell 52 S ff' . if 'J H im 1 N asa Freshman Boys Help Ninth grader Frank Butler puts a finishing touch on the office of the woodworking shop as part of a renovation project 4' 1 .5 uf A if , fi f.g .M . Q.: 'if' g x . ' - QR 2' A! ' ai 4'-YY A rea M