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

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Beans, peas, okra, spinach, all of these are an essential part of your balanced diet at Grandma 's. Cleaning your system of fast-food must be started weeks in advance to fully enjoy that home cooking. Long trips on the road can 't be taken on an empty tank so after 'lborrowingu the gas card, it's time for afill-up. Just don 't forget, you'll probably need a map to get to Florida. Jana has a new ski wardrobe to wow the guys. She has just enough room in her suitcase until her mom insisted she take her jacket. B ,fl . ff 1,1 ' X. X K l E . A .J if A nouice isn 't cool on the slopes. Lessons are a nesessary but humbling experience when the instructor is young enough to be your kid brother. Q we A -1 m his 3 g are A XX Q WS, After reading muscle ads in the back of his comics, Jim is sure he can't go to the beach without 70 extra pounds of pure brawn. Breaking a sweat at the Y is bearable because Jim knows he 'll now get the babes. UFITSI-iID.TATI, I RX BE f R s ce-. TROPTV 5 in ... y .,.- M 1 Y - ,A, V P .. 1. Y W Everyone knows you don't go to the beach to get a tan, you go to show off the one you already haue. And to get one, it's 50 bucks at the nearest tanning salon. Tanning does have it's setbacks, notably cancer and aging, but looking great outweighs all other factors. Spring Brea

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