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

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Anniversary Feature 1961 On a Thursday afternoon at Rider High School, we find Sandra and Judy discussing their plans for the evening. Sandra: Gee Judy, I canlt believe it is already Thursday. Judy: Yea, and time for another football vic- tory. Did you go to the Ethic's Commission meeting'?,, Sandra: I sure did. Boy, I was lost with all those people there, we sure missed you. Judy: g'Well, I had to go to a Future Business Leaders meeting, guess what I heard! Sandra: What? Judy: Jerry gets to take his popls car tonight, won't that be swell! Sandra: By golly, I can't wait! Judy: See ya later alligator. Sandra: 'sAfter while crocodile. Twenty flve years ago, Rider was built with pride, and then the spirit came

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llll I feel that this pride and spirit still remains. - Jack Robertson, Principal 1 986 Itis Friday at Rider. Amy and Pam are talking between classes. Amy: Hey Pam, are you going to the pep rally? Pam: HI don't know, I've got tons of homework. What are you doing before the game?,' Amy: Oh, I've got to work, but l'll be at the game by half-time. Did you hear about Paul's new car? Pam: uYea, killer, huh. Isn't it just like Ron- nie's?', Amy: I think so, but that is nothing new. Pam: Well, I hope I see you tonight, I'll be with Bobb Amy: Okay, see ya. y. A niversary Feature