Rider High School - Raider Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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si NN ' That's okay Joe, there's no need to fight. -Joe Wurster and Lynn Kees -V uf rf n N, Look! lt's the Great Pumpkin! No, Jenny Savage and Beth Miller imitate their dates for the Round-up dance. it's just Gary Guffey. Round-Up Week! 15

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Raiders Round- Up Spirit Tradition Lives On s Round-up week began, the Raiders dug out their western boots and cowboy hats to show their spirit. Ed McMahon, portrayed by Lyn Kelly, started the skit Wednesday morning by welcoming the students to the October 16,1985 Round-up Assembly. The students wondered what the theme of the skit would be and who the Mr. and Miss Raider nominees were. While the band played the theme to the Tonight Show, Cam John portraying Johnny Carson, shuffled in and introduced his two special guest stars: Madonna portrayed by Julie Henderson and Joan Rivers played by Virginia Busby. Mrs. Betty Watkins stated the following about the assembly: The 1985 Round-Up Assembly has been one of the best since I've been here at Rider. The skit was the funniest I've seeng it was well written and well cast? The as- sembly drew to a close as the Raiders watched the nominees dance to the music of Alabama. The festivities of the 1985 Round-up week ended with the announcement of Mr. and Miss Raider who are chosen by the students according to their school spirit, participation in school activities, and their personality. The students gave the honor of Mr. and Miss. Raider to Wayne Mozeke and Margie Baxter. Honorary Raider recipients were Mrs. Velma Reser and Mrs. Celia Johnson. Round-up week was fun for everyone and when asked about how he liked it, Scott Wood replied, This was the first time I had ever gotten involved during Round-up week. The dance was fun, and now I wish I would have attended more of them. ,,. ,S I gg' fs Q L r' ,ix 1 ni' ... ,, , di 3 eg--. l4 !Roun ' Julie, l can't believe you actually wore those boots! -Virginia Busby and Julie Henderson Hold on to them hats! -Jill Robertson and Donna Brinkley B 1, 1 I V, i 4 Z i P V '

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Punishments Stop Gffenders ere in Raiderland it seems that our pride has been dampened by rules. Many of the students here at Rider feel that these rules hamper both school participation and fun. The saying goes, This is a great institutionf' but who wants to go to an institution. Are all of these rules necessary? Sometimes we wonder. CRIME: Skirt falls too far above the knees. PUNISHMENT: You must wear the mark ofa dress code offender. s . Na in 1 L. CRIME: The bringing of contraband canned drinks V into the cafeteria. A PUNISHMEN T: Face the firing squad. III Ill lla l.l !l l- l 516 '12:-: