Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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H Kalah is the math game which intrigues Kevin Roberts and Wendell Holden. John Fordham and Jerome Lindsey are onlookers. It c . . w Mrs. Ellen Brown, mathematics resource center aide, helps Alonza Scott and Charles Ryan with resource center material. ,V ffeggc 'f at 2 X . gr. v , Q li- es ,sf v 4 :af Z t 2 , lo I .tl Senior Beth Reese knows haw to use her schedule back time to complete her homework assignment for tomorrow. 41

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