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

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What a workout Matt King fseniorl worked hard to keep the ball from Kris Keller Cfacultyj in an intramural basketball game. Mr. Keller was once also a student at Richland. Photo by Harold Reeves, Almost Jeff Russell fseniorb groaned as he realized the ball was not quite going to make it in the basket during an intramural basketball game this spring. Photo by Harold Reeves. Intraunurals 103

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f students active, intra- murals helped bring the student body closer together. The games gave the students some competition with each other. They gave the students an enjoyable challenge, but provided safe and fun after-school activities. After the games the students were left with nice memories to keep whether they ther than keeping the i.k4.i f2vg1,, M- ' ' gg M523 seats and join the intramural league.Team names were derived from many sources. Some of them nobody was ever sure about. Since volleyball lasted so long, the seasons after it did not last as long. This cut short Mr. Sessions plans for ping-pong and other things. This also caused the softball season to be rushed a little bit. As far as Mr. Sessions was concerned, it went won or lost. well.Emily Starnes The second semester of intra- ' . .:' ::' Mi i ' 'E:: ' ..': ' . L5 A ' : ' 3 ' FE :' FIJZWSIG: ' . z edsizfr SH Kij fzr- 'Q' r' :E ' .. 'i' 5: -: si 45.4 .:E 'C.:. . ii Ju i w , JW mx : x x 's s :E:' - VSV HEWE 1 --A, -as v: 'f?ff?Q,-ly -- -- i s-as , ASH g i 1f5?l5' s zas??f fWwjHa:sav5??1?W A 355.1 wwxlswffza si msn . ss'wfi5'i5lf1'22E. l? Eff fswwfaeff .. ' e ' ....., ...Q M? lt, . 1. '::..f:.. 55 , A ,i'. F f5s:' A ,: 95. ,'..f,, 'a g-::fga:f 'ir . Eff ' . :i:f':s'IQ: 'H : W -- A' .- ---- .- .. 1 ...ff:.7 11.559 .1 .. ..: 111' .,.. - ., .. 1-V 1. - .f .' Iwi --55'-I . .. . :if 'E M: ' ' 'K 'H' M-1' 'ii ...., : 'fi:,'I. 1 .... i . , . S1 .... . . fb' .. ' .. -wa:-. :i murals consisted of basketball and softball. Basketball came first with the same enthusiasm that intramurals was known for this year. Most of the players were not on varsity or JV teams, but that didn't keep them off the court. They participated with all of the intensity of the varsity team this year. Some of the teams, however, were composed of varsity and JV players who had found themselves on the side of the court most of the season. The desire to play their game caused them to arise from their seemingly permanent I W WHACK!! Todd Fisher Guniorj struck the ball with all his might as Mark Edgmon lseniorj and Mr. Siessions tfacultyl looked on. Photo by Harold eeves. Hold on to your hat Greg Edwards tseniorj had to hold on to his hat as he ran ast second base towards third in an intramural, softball game. Photo by Harold eeves. ff g ss is iuiultib W I 2' ' 11: . my g glt. g .if it s. ..., ...-.5 f, ...f l Y Ns is as ,... as Q Yigk M- .. P A AL T 1 5' 'swf-. it -vw I . ig 'ff i--- 'tin Xi T ik' Q.. What legs! A V wg sg, . .sf Theron Pacillotck Lfacijultyj took advantage of the 'M ' f av? ff L intramur as et all games. Mr. Pollock A . i graduated from Richland. Photo by Hamid s.. eeues. 'S 34 A Q X ' as 102 Design by Emily Starnes. L' W

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ou style . . .became contagious through Rebel spirit. Organizations such as the Dixie Belles helped to energize the football team and crowd at the Blue-Grey Game. Photo by Harold Reeves. 'WE ,ei if 'Y Qx,x iff xg 'ii 1 Q 3133. 4 he by 5? 7,365 b it' 2 t 'fi 4 kigif- 'GN' i l he Yi 104 Design by Shannon Tucker.