Noun. An obscure high school in Eastern Washington unremarkable except for its slavish devotion to football and its use of an atomic mushroom cloud as a mascot. Recent attempts at whitewashing by the school's administration have declared that the Bombers, as they call themselves, are not named after nuclear weapons but are in fact named after a bomber plane, called the Day's Pay, that workers at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation donated a day's pay to buy for the U.S. Army during World War II. To bolster this idea, the school commissioned a massive mural of bombers in flight that appear to be strafing the school's courtyard. But despite the best efforts of the administration to convince the world that Richland High does not, in fact, promote nuclear war, the mascot is still a mushroom cloud behind a big yellow "R," and the tile "bomb" in the mixing area's floor is still protected by a cadre of enormous, mean-spirited seniors.

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1. A high school located in Richland, WA.

2. A high school whose colors are green and gold.

3. A high school whose mascot is the Bombers and is represented by three different symbols: a mushroom cloud, a plane, and a bomb shell.

4. A high school where the proudest and greatest graduate from.

A school in Richland, MS best known for the fake ass people and the musty dusty hoes. stanky fishy stanky fishy, is the best way to describe most the girls other then the stuck up girls who get everything that they want with mommy and daddies money. now don't be fooled the football team might seem good because its the only sports team that is boasted about but they actually suck ass and in the 2018 season they won 0 games.

1. Noun. Equivalent to the "state school" for aspiring engineers next to the "Ivy League" Hanford High School. 2. The origin of unusual white trash and extremely conservative youth.