Richland High School - Rebel Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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12 Sam Houston 13 Quarterback Scott Thoma 1115 rolls out for a pass behind blocking back Mike Erickson C313 during the Richland-Trinity game. kg Af Scott Thoma fllj runs for much needed yardage in the third quarter against an impressive Trojan team. In an effort to come from behind, Tricia Trigg leaps for a spike against Sam Houston while Charla Mitchell and Nikki Nance wait for a return. Photo by Tony Saldana. Up for the slam, Kim Stevens KIOJ attempts to score for the Rebs as Leah Sanden C241 waits to assist. Photo by Tony Saldana. ' s. MM-HH 1 Design by Kent Serratt .4 junior Varsity Ti , ' 'Q 5 'f U if Y' 1 E , 9 . .3' '-at ' ,, 61. ' ..t, Football 13 ss gif gg F90.,'B3', an -'34 rs' We ze -vifsghpss Scoreboard T Biff? . - 5,9-'iii 5 gs-rs 'lam P ,f 1v:b5NimitZ op: 26 L,D.BeH 15 i s if L. py 4,-', '.,4., Q, . V. . I 18 Arlington 7 ci- 1.4! j 'i ' A ' i I R 1 ill . 0 Bowie 24 , . not p gy - , ,L Ah , p 1 9 Lamar 0 'ss-' ii -' . 1 .- at . t . . 0 Trinity 35 i 14 Burleson 0 14 Martin 7 14 Haltom 7 6-4 1982 junior Varsity Football Team. FRONT ROW: Bryan Austin, Billy Baker, james Martinez, S Randy Blevins, Eric White, Kevin Boyd, Brian Daniels, David Shaw, Keith Hollingsworth, Billy Winnett, Chris Talamini, Brandon Thornburg, David Wilson, Lito Guanlao, Darin Mathews, Lee Porter, Bill Pritchett, Bret Harting, SECOND ROW: Chase Neal, Dabon Zwald, Chad Keister,james Finke, Mike Erikson, Ron Coats, Kyle Ariz, Russell Kennemer, Scott Thoma, Chesshir, Aaron Cavanaugh, Richard Pearson, B ROW: Kyle Vincent, Todd Hamilton, Lawrence T Bryant Wilske, Gary Engasser, jerry jinkson, Roi Baker, Sean McCauley, Robert Sellers, Ernie H David Kizer, Scott Ham, Scott Stidd,joel Yeats, Bi McNeUy. Photo by Kevin Campbell.

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I f'rE var --A.. fa... av ' ww. . in av' W v K .49 oing into the finals, the Rodeo club was ranked eighth out of over 50 other teams. Although the team did not acquire any top honors, several members went to the finals. Getting int the finals depends on one's perfor- mance, in which they receive points. The club sent four members to the finals injune. Acquiring most of the Team's points, Brad Bryson Cseniorj entered first in team roping and calf roping. He was also ranked fourth in rib- bon roping. Bryson was nam- ed the All-Around Cowboy for the club. Another finalist was Amy Dodd Cjuniorj who was nam- ed All-Around Cowgirl and the Rodeo Queen. She was Long hours of practice boost members into finols ranked fourth in steer undecorating and eighth in barrels. Other finalists were Denise McDaniels Csophomorej and Troy Walsh. McDaniels was ranked tenth in barrels. Walsh was ranked 15 in both calf and ribbon roping. Scholar- ships are given to the top achiever, boy and girl. Even though only a few stood out, the team as a whole competed and worked hard. Every roper tries his best to stay on for that After two successful rounds in calf roping, Brad Bryson fseniorl gathers in his rope. Bryson was voted Best All-Round Cowboy of the Rodeo Club. Photo by Mike Cromer. In the calf roping event, four- year member Brad Bryson Cseniorj works to tie the calf in the shortest possible time. Photo by Mike Cromer. precious eight seconds or acquiring the fastest time. To do this, one has to forget the danger factor and do what they do best. - Steve Young. Rodeo 115

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au., he coaches and fans could only sit and cond team, the Rebels had a good following. The Rebs suffered a close loss their first game, but they bounced back for a win against Bell 9 C26-155. After a close loss to Sam Houston C12-135, the team built enough momen- tum to end their season with team rolled past teams after team. The Rebels compiled watch as the Rebel football a 6-4 season record. Unlike past years, the junior Varsity made a name for themselves. Even though they are the se- JV EXPERIENCE 'the more the better' three straight wins. The Rebs defeated crosstown rival Haltom Q14-7j in their final game. The girls j.V. Volleyball team this year provided the girls with a strong platform on which to build their con- fidence and improve their S skills and abilities. The team record of 11 wins and 23 losses did not reflect their struggle and com- petitiveness. Coach Adam- son commented, They're a hard working group with good attitudes. The team captured first place in the Eastern Hills volleyball tour- nament, beating out Western Hills, Southwest, and Trinity. The j.V. was strong this year, with over half being sophomores. - Andy Dodson. Mike Erickson 1315 and Kyle Anz Uj of the Rebel defense work together to bring down the Trinity ball-carrier on a crucial second down play. 1 2 junior Varsity Volleyball Team. FRONT 1 Tracy Walker,julie Choat, Tiffany Stone, Tricia g, Stacy Lake,jilljones, Kelly Moseley, Carla Hen- ng. BACK ROW: Ms.jodie Powell, Leah Mitchell, Scott Mason, Nikki Nance, D'Ann Thornton, Ginger Klopfenstein, Charla Mitchell, Billi Agan,joAnn Duke, Sophia Periles, Ms. Terrie Adamson. Photo by Doug Wallace. junior Varsity Volleyball Scoreboard Rebs 0 Lamar 2 0 Sam Houston 2 1 Bowie 2 0 Arlington 2 0 Trinity , 2 2 Burleson 1 0 L.D. Bell 2 2 Haltom 0 0 Lamar 2 1 Sam Houston 2 0 Bowie 2 1 Trinity 2 0 Burleson 2 2 L.D.Bell 0 2 Haltom 0 4-11 junior Varsity 117