Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Personal Study Tlme Helps Science Students l Top Leftj Freddie Miller checks a test tube to make sure his experiment for biology is working out. K Top Rlghtj Rosa Christie puts on goggles as protection be- fore starting her biology project. fkightj Mr. Willie Williams makes use of a little time by himself to check over papers for one of his classes.

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fLeftj Brenda johnson concentrates on meas- uring and successfully completing her experi- ment for biology. fBe- lowj Although not con- centrating completely on their physics, john- ny Sharpe, Greg Ak- ridge and Paul Collar work independently on their own needs.