Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Freshmen jeff Strubble Robert Stuff Cathy Sullenberger joann Summerlin Debra Sunday Leroy Sutton Keith Sweat Gus Tacot Connie Taylor jeff Taylor Nicholas Taylor Annie Thomas Auther Thomas Bruce Thomas Cynthia Thomas Elijah Thomas Margaret Thomas Patricia Thomas Robert Thomas Michael Thompson Roseanna Thompson Sharon Thompson Carla Todd Michael Toole Robert Tricquet Cindy Vores Kenny Walker Paula Walker Alfred Ward Ronnie Wardwell Delores Washington john Washington Willie Washington Pam Waters Debbie Watford Danny Watkins jerry Watson Sheri Watson Phillip Waugh Tommy Weaver Chuck West Kathy Whittington Norman White Elizabeth Wiggins Kenny Wilharm Arbon Williams Brenda Williams Carolyn Williams Freshman Schedules Include Requireq R, -Q., am , K K fa Q x Nr hs ig. W 'I-jyw : ,' L!! lx W , , ! -4 Q ' .i -fi' i . 'a erik, if V T .V A A as 'W nk sr ,flu i 4 X g f 1 W v ,XJ S ' .- ' A 1 is tvs C Qi , K, V Q 'iii . v wt., . w-X 'num '91 'XY 5 1-, -ag, ' l I as V - X Vi , 1 h - 9 -fd ,, il-1 ll l ' ' W4 XV .h ,,l'ILw5i1, fy, l , ' ' . C ' A ' K ,t f . . A 1 , X r Q' Q... J I li: 'f ' K X uf ' isa :Y N x 1 of V E A 2- iC.-at siiflfixsv. Nt J nf

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Sophomores Gail Beard Reigns as Class Queen The Sophomore Class was busy this year with money- making projects such as bake sales, car washes and oth- ers. Their efforts were directed toward raising money for the annual Valentine's Ball held in February. In keeping with the sweetheart season, class mem- bers raised money by selling Love-a-Grams for Valen- tine's Day, which were delivered for the purchasers. Officers and other class members served on a ring com- mittee to decide on a ring design and company for 1975. Another project of the class officers was ai car which was decorated to take part in Homecoming. Most sophomores took biology and driver ed during the year. Most had reached 15 and wanted to be pre- pared for the real driver's license time when they hit 16. Sophomores also started earning credits and planning their courses for three years of high school. They supported junior Varsity athletic teams and cheered along with the eight sophomore girls who were picked to be junior Varsity Cheerleaders in tryouts. They were all proud when some of the sophomore boys were moved up to the varsity football and basketball teams when their own seasons were ended. Nlrs. Paula Heller and Mr. Paul Green served as class sponsors for the Sophomore Class this year. Leon Bryan directed class activities as president. Gail Beard was elected Sophomore Class Queen for 1972-73 by her classmates in the fall. She was a member of the band and planned to continue with her musical career by studying in college. Gail's hobbies include water sports, motor cycle riding and her favorite, horseback riding. Sophomore class offi- cers ride in a car as they participate in the Homecoming parade. They are Leon Bryan, pres.,' Margaret Venos- kie, vice-pres.,' Debra Brookins, sec.g ana' Kathy Herring, treas. Gail Beard Sophomore Class Queen .,,,,,, 'V