Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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i i 3 jeff McFarland and Susan Chambliss discuss and compare their After school activities ena2 joseph Daniels spends part of his time test papers in one of their major classes. thinking back on his day. l c Sopranos Artessa Williams and Kathy Footman look on with Te- her chorus book. All three girls took an active part in girls'chorus, quila Bryant as she picks one of her favorite melodies to sing from singing in concerts and district festival.

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Rickards Students Set Fashion Trends Being unrestricted by a dress code, students dressed in whatever they desired. The only thing the students were required to wear at all times was shoes. The most popular fashions were those which were of comfort to most students. For girls, pants were more popular this year than previous years, especially patch- worked jeans worn with football jerseys. Braided hair and the clog shoe were in for both girls and guys. One student commented, I don't see why there should be dress codes. What one wears has no effect on learning. Agnes Hughes and Rod Sermon find out that braided hair is one characteristic they have in common. fRightj Lois McKinney prefers having her hair picked out in to an A fro. jarvis Farmer and Elaine Camechis prove that school life can be more relaxing and enjoyable in denim jeans.

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-,... .4 As an extra activity at Rickards, stu- dents asked that the live oak tree lo- cated in Rickards bus range be made a Heritage Tree.