Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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Fighting off the block - Defensive player blocks at Castleberry's homecoming. Heading for paydirt - Keller player runs toward the endzone for an easy six points. 'Dead Red' Varsity beats Grapevine for first win As chants of Dead Red filled the Indian side of the stadium the night of the long-awaited Indian-Mustangs game, the Varsity football team won its first game of the season. On its home turf, the Mustangs fell 27-14 to the Indians. The Indians' only other win occurred at Homecoming as they defeated Diamond Hill 31-6. In ten games, the Varsity team's offense rushed for 2106 yards on 438 carries, an average of 4.8 yards per carry. Quarterbacks completed 49 out of 141 passes for 562 yards, an average of 3.9 yards per attempt and 11.4 per completion. Senior Chad Hill led the team in passing, and sophomore Kevin Buchanek led the team in receiving. Take your best shot! - Keller player tempts Castleberry player to Bring it on. Excuse me - Castleberry player attempts to tackle 196459 Rod Dearing. 102 Varsity Football On defense, seniors Brian Harlan and Neil Barton led the team in tackles. The varsity team averaged 15 points a game and scored in 21 out of 40 quarters. Head Coach Bill Bryant and the football team opened the season expecting to challenge arch-rival Grapevine and perennial state power Wichita Falls Hirschi for a spot in the state playoffs. During a season characterized by more downs than ups, the team began the season by losing four straight games and ending it the same way. - STEPHANIE CARRIER AND SHANNON WEBB 'E 1 1 w I I

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J 1 Capture the Spirit Competition The thrills and the chills, the victories and the losses gave us new insights into what competing truly was. Competing gave us the will and the drive to perform with all of our personal talents and enabled us to play the best games we could. Whether the competition was as 'llarge as our rivalry with Grapevine or as small as a scrimmage during practice, the drive to be better than our opponent always Hlled us. This feeling stayed with us through both our winning seasons and our losing seasons. lt told us that the excitement of being faced with a challenge was worth the long hours spent after school in practice. lt told us that the pulled muscles and the sweat lost on the field was worth the chance to be confronted with the physical and mental challenges the op- position offered. All this effort only proved that it made us stronger and more determined to excel in the sports Held of our choice. This, above all, was the spirit ofcompetition. The Chiefilujfzlfoizlcl like In r1'ediz'z1le lhii' Jertinn in Head Canal: Bill Bijfulzljinf imiilling affair Jeme ofcompetilion in all of the arlalezei' with whom he lm! been iizzwlifecl. Hit tleclica- tion am! alelerminution fo Keller High SclJrJol'J uibletei' it one Ilya! pwiibly never will lie Ju rparied . .. - . - - -- : sm fill' Q.. . is ' . 5 T H Wikis- c it I , 955315 elim Eager' et :ff f Zia text we .fe f . , -fgigtakragfrgseiwweilegfxssfitiig- me as it , ,i.,s. A-wi -gi f - - rata- 3, i ieaesggeiiasfigwstefeaastgpsagr - fil er. f t ef U 22 . it E i 3 i W 5 5 . Z 3 gg V K .... .ijt fa ffisli - ,ita t - . 1 E wise: X A ?eff1?Q33eWL?'! ,: 'n . F'F1 -f':- faizia.-'iii' - saw-2'2' :fsL: :5'.E'E:.':::-...-:- 'S - ' mil l'?'lB Ati ' Y S i M 1 , -- . , l ' ' f lst , or ' l w t 1 t aw L 3- H. f Egg 7 '--sf S i - ,' 91 g,,,1ss5l 35 ' lg 'WI ggi st A si - f 3 l gi l., - ,gi - , ' ggi - i ff 2? E Sa . fr. x f' . ' LTYZKM, 3:1 orr:,Ui.if1f1:-1 fait: .rn.,.u.?fif551ffiiiiliflfi-'ffu 3 XA 2 3 1 'A I: ' - -,VSYSSTJ ' g Ss ' . 1 .te i . .s. X . V fi-fg:owf '7sir -11,1 1 r-w',i1.wist,e as l if T3 - ix N 5 W1 U Q ' it - ie i it - i f ear 1fQ153?g,?V fast.Asa2sgiiwirsia-silicaifxitftaguteigatL- lflifes?ffriftfifw-waea2'ffSfff7'Mi?T . :ar--,gg 1:.,is .g',3'z: r p ta- r . 7 , - 'fr-X 2 ffl? ifgzfigf-it-ef-firm.. ifraiifsi 2 2522 Qw?f2iai14easiest?'fee 151119 was Sign W 2 LW 5? Wifi -SQ!-, Q Q i ' ,T p , f A M W X -- -- i W M My if,,flsfM'ggt3tfficzegtriQgf.:::if-lm cringe '- ' H' ' t M A' f' 1 'ff 'f'f+iiiyN+ ..ft9Qat',ffAW' t T. ' if i 5 A' 3' 'f' 535 r T . it , W i .A E. , ., . fftzisec as e,.. 5. ii, 4- f it i ,- iaiwfiiiiiigfi X ft tt.: A - Q M E M S if if xi: fa . 1 ,if i:g.g:-2 ii2fr'2??iciri?e't l fb 252 .,,,,.,,,M L, ,+ .mea are s .,.tsc,ii,i f will W, I if - '- 'fav A i ,Y igw i f 1. ggi i . ei I ,n -,M E?r:x..tG5 -31. is 7pgwljt,yyygusfgsszzgtgg i' ' Q , .gvpfaf K, Xe 'yi ig e t ae t f e . r e ' Lf ' t X ,M . . W ' . -erfifxa 4 Tgrfifitffiiyiii 'J iii a ,rf ei zit amza tri Stem emywaiwftzsiif -9 1 fuel? with- 5 Qi-Hfvmfkft. - t i t . age . ,A T If titties View g fe r X yy nip -W' 5? few -Y .5 f:M?i:5f'sf?si2i21r fix fm Yasrsiaieilww-. M an .swerve wa, ts sag? ggE. .uat-s .vwsiwiigaia .s Q as etiutueaig -' f Q I X X Y , I' af vt' i 5 Z' rf' Q W' if U 4 ...,.Wm - ff iv 7 I , .,,, I 3, . 113:55 W 'ff if 'Q' ' . ' ,R . , .. ' 'v 1 S ,fx ' 2 W, 'Q 5 Sports Division Page lOl

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Leave me alone! - Quarterback Chad Hamill looks downfield for an open receiver. Everybody wants you! - Keller-Grapevine players pile up in hopes of recovering the ball. as li 5' e ' ccii if S , K li it tg , Lg pppi ,R iw A bpnp A Offensive team - Top Row: Brian Harlan, jay Kinsey, Gary Edmonson, Stan Sewell, Louis Fournier, Scott Blankenship, Bottom Row: Chris Black, Rod Dear- ing, Daric Fail, Brad White, Chad Hamilljeff Davis, jason Bramlett B r e a lc i n g Loose - Of- fensive player Charlie Freden- burg finds an open hole and r u s h e s downfield. im r' - , - Y- if: twt' 3?-. - , 'D ' , ' E9 affair F F i 'F V' C 4'5,s.fW F 9 W Xfxlflg 1 1. ,1 'L -f 0 kv ,n I ..f , I g r, 1 ,W V i K , - I, N L, er X 5 'lli ,ii ,'l. jg, I R F gf..-F . W ' All V ' i 'S Ya- FHA , 'ia-ff' Defensive team - Top Row: Robbie Oldham, Neil Barton, Derek Sharp, Mike Hicks. Middle Row: Scott Pennington, Ted Young, Chip Vardeman, Greg Smith, Scott Boswell, Paul Bott. Bottom Row: Brett Rowell, Shawn Spicer, Bret Kidd, Mike Murphy, Richard Frank, Ed Fishman Varsity Football 103