Robinson Middle School - Rampage Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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RAMPAGE, THE 1975 YEARBOOK ,X ,rf . ta- ii It takes a lot of hard work and ef- fort by many people to produce a good yearbook. lVlr. Stanley sponsored this years book. The 9th grade staff mem- bers met 5th hour to make layouts, write copy and paste pictures. The rest of the staff worked hard after school. The staff hopes their efforts have resulted in the best yearbook ever. The co-editors this year were Erin Green and DeDe Scott. Head photographer was Doug Rutherford. Rhonda Ralls was in charge of typing and Terry Doolin was in charge of copy. Other members were: Jill Dalr- ymple, Kellye Adams, Sheryl Preiss, Jill Wilkinson, Karen Gilbert, Stephen Cowls, Tom Riley, Eric Foster, Paul Sevart and Valorie Hubbard. This year the paper was called Reflections. We hope to live up to the challenge of the name as a relec- tion of the entire student body. The Editors were Lisa Austin, Karl Ty- son, Brad Blake and Susie Heister- man. lVlrs. Taylor was the sponsor. REFLECTIONS, THE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER '

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LETS HAVE AN ESSEMBLE 1 2 Starting at the top going left to rightg 1. The doll Daree which was performed by Andrea Davis. 2. Tennis anyone? asked Brad Blake. 3. Nor bird, nor plane, just little old me, Super Vern. exclaims Jeff lVIcFar- land. 4. Santa and his helpers admire their work. 5. But we can't pay the rent explains Sarah Attwater and her mother Stacy Upton to their villian landlord Carl Tyson. 6. A club for Nlr. Wright Cbroken of coursel. 7. The gift for lVlr. Klotz is Dixie Riddle Cups to help improve his bad jokes. 8. Mrs. Taylor receives a baby rattle for the expected. 9

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