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

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any varieties of team sports and par- ticipants were a part of in- tramural SpOrtS. After a hard day at school, students can unwind and partake in sports such as softball, volleyball, basketball, ping pong, and softball. In in- tramural spotts, students Derek Lewis Cseniorj. Part of the lure of in- tramural sports was organizer and director of in- tramural sports jerry Ses- sions. Besides teaching Biology and Physiology, Mr. Sessions spent many long hours of hard work and dedication after school. Get- participate in interschool sports or have a job a chance. For almost 12 years, Mr. Sessions has been the direc- tor of intramural sports and he says it seems to get big- ger every year. Participation varies from year to year but I think we have had a great Participation key to success: Good times had by all could display their athletic talents and abilities. In- tramural sports gave me the chance to play other sports like football and volleyball besides my school sport, baseball, commented At 3:45, Intramural Basketball starts off. Relieving school pressure and strain, students partake in sports. Scott Bowman Cseniorj shoots for two points. Photo by Doug Wallare 1 2 Design by Andy Dodson ting to know students and being friends with students is important to Mr. Sessions sponsor of the intramural program. I enjoy sports myself. It gives kids that don't have time or cannot year so far. Some of the sports are more popular than others so we have highs and lows in attendance, said Mr. Sessions Ccopy con- tinued on page 1275. Attempting a shot, jimmy Strain fjuniorj goes up for two points but is blocked by Scott Bowman Cseniorj. Pboto by Doug Wallace Quarterback Darrell Barrow Cseniorj of Enuff StufF', attempts a long bomb as Alana Curtis fseniorj attempts to stop play. Pbazo by An- dy Dodson -M4

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Pulling in close, first baseman Todd Higgs readies himself for a possible sacrifice bunt. Photo by Courtney Puckett if 1 LN, t Pitching a strike, Ken Britches C75 shows his form in the Haltom game. The game ended in a 4-8 Rebel loss. Photo by Courtney Purkett just in time to beat the pickoff throw, Pat Kelley C171 dives back to first base. Photo by Courtney Puckett t A iiso ' V in .. R .ua-n-J A A... 3 I . .W ' A 'uh t 'ii' Q -......1-out First baseman Todd Higgs 4217 stretches for the ball to get the Haltom runner out. The Rebels lost 1-4. Pboto by Courtney Puckett unior Varsity 125

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fx 2, .rg - X, 5 Y, W RN ,iw t.. .tw ' S i f NSW-:ga N .. Deciding -the ground rules before an important intramural soft- ball game, Mr. jerry Sessions looks down the first base line for a land- mark to help him call foul balls as acting umpire of the game. With hands and bodies in the air, Ryan Rider fseniorj shoots a sho: while Mark Cooke fjuniorj at- tem ts a block, Photo by Doug Waliace Maneuvering to catch the ball, William Barrett Cjuniorl attempts to Catch a fly ball in centerfield. Pholo by Tony Saldana. we mg.,-Q M , gr, 'e-e---N--- g 'X Q ,, W , M ,. ,K 'K t , ,,Q1',HZfe2....,. V , a ,,,, fm. 5, ,,..,,,,, 'f ,'.,,q'Wv-vi, -ga 75251. ' new w ff . ' f wr , -.. ,?'QQj',' W' A if ' mv- A V, A, I , , r,ir f A 'f fi ' iii 7 vi Intramural volleyball champs. The Muffsn. FRONT ROW: john Wilson, Derek -Lewis, Dale Akers, Scott Bowman. BACK ROW: Steve Free, Darrell Barrow, Randy Kelley, Colin McCall. Photo by Tony Saldana Intramurals 125