Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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Jo? Marla and -lvff Knight watch after Coach lh1he'y's son, Allan, during the Lahe Highland.: gains. lllonzalezj Scott Landvrs loohs on while John Lovcflacv gots his zrrist taped by Coach Cloughvrty. lC'l1ance'j MF' Prior to an afternoon workout Varsity football player Todd Smith gets his arm taped by Coach Clougherty. fMuloeyj Sports f 177

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Surrounded by his opponents, varsity player Roderick Manning goes up for a close shot. fGonzalezj The Junior Varsity includes fbackj Brad Kuhne, Russ Krasnesky, Trent Lehman, Kevin Booker, Daniel Solomong lfrontj mgr, Eric Byrd, Robert Theole, Matt Milliken Ron Horton 1 i V l Mike Thomas, Jael ' al! er, l earn Peoples, mgr. Peter Efthimiou and Lawrence Leach Knot picturedj. KChancej Varsity player Rob Clark grabs a rebound during the game against Pearce. fGonzalezj if Junlor Varslty W. T. White 70-39 W. T. White 70-24 E V Highland Park 53-67 Highland Park 44-43 ., Thomas Jefferson 74-63 Thomas Jefferson 72-57 J Arlington Martin 46-54 Highland Park 49-39 Richland 63-47 Newman Smith 66-60 Plano 31-41 Lakeview 65-67 Jesuit 57-50 Jesuit 55-44 Mesquite 62-39 Sherman 72-64 Bryan Adams 68-75 Berkner 58-49 Lakeview 63-65 Pearce 47-54 , Lincoln 70-71 Plano Clarke 50-44 R. L. Turner 73-60 R. L. Turner 54-40 Irving MacArthur 61 -58 Irving MacArthur 64-56 Bishop Lynch 78-56 Bishop Lynch 63-54 Lake Highlands 54 Lake Highlands 58-56-l59-65 6f39-48 Plano 74-5853-45 Plano 84-74f41-50 Lewisville 58-54f72-53 Lewisville 71-38f68-42 Pearce 53-48!39-44 Pearce 49 Plano East 66-67f49-40 0f56-57 Berkner 55-40l48-37 Plano East 55-48f55-39 Greenville 53-52l5f'l-41 Herkner 56-73l5Il-56 k Greenville 52-67f60-51 'RHS scores appear first 'Q During practice, head coach Joe Longino Varsity player Richard Zastoupil takes gives instructions to varsity players Doug the ball downcourt as he looks for an open Caroan, Chris Ashford and David Patter- man. fGekierej son. tGehierej Sports f 179