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

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Race for ground After catching a pass, Kelly Blackwell 1865 continues to outmaneuver his defenders in his race for a first down. Kelly, a blue-chip college prospect caught 44 passes for 733 yards. Nowhere to go While playing in front of a large Homecoming crowd, Joe Guidry C83 steps up into a hole in an attempt to stop the Elk rusher. Joe was a two year varsity starter and received All-District Honors. Photo by Chris Mullins f w 'W Vrkk gi , ,.,, ,...,,, , r..t th. . ,.:,,,.: ,.,,., ,.,, .,,,.:,, .,,.., . , . . wiFQQK1.l?.LQs:.'51'1f4. 'li1ef17'l '?U?iKKl1Kiiz8.A 'f's41a 'iaas .s. lZw.3g,-M,511':,ggg,ogge.:6:qg1:fsi:if F:5w .gf ,Amr 79235 ia S va. gi4512vPi3,1nP'C 41115 47pnobwg7Ew AZZVK -f -1.-1 435119039559-higyif yep Rv V' 1986 Kewl Varsity Foothill Frrmtkowfimgmw Tnc1aMm:heH,T2a3Graw5ordRebecca smug aqasMm1?4e sgVm swag ne-wncm creams greg Ei wards ee u vm gummy ham enham, any ysmxt Mark Edgmon and Robbie Hoover 'Third Row- .foe Velarde Mark Ball Shawn Hogan, A Winte, CE, Grandes, Aaron Housaheider John Thompson, Trams zlhama and G Baker Fourth Row' Cory Malia: Scott Fulton, Jeff Clark, Teddy est, Tommy Moore J D K Jon Fletcher David Cokard, Kevin Ream and evm Engelsman David Conner Butt Joey Caivano Rusty Hall, and Stan Bradshaw Sixth Row Scott Suter Mike Haney Chas Fmher Gregzoll :Ton nGaryPikuIBrantIneeAl Mmx mdyB Coliey Sevfentl:Row'Joe6vu1dry by g 73 wee 81:45 J' ry K55W ff? V' me oe-ttf ff: MWMEEWMM an ilyif M mmmut fK' 1 f H , . 5 A . , . ' ty 'QS 'K K Ki f A J It-,.. A -. f w v ' 1 '15 A -0. -T... A f - 1 L- 1 ' 2 K- X' 457' f-. -! K 'Z , f ,,,, ,, A w f , Q 5 wg.: X J' 5 Nw , W Q f .- ' ' V P tw WM- - -v W , V '- . W ' ' +V' ' 1 'Q I 1 - '- ' . .3d, K , W xv! rv -7 , ,,.- , . . iw, . I fa K K Q ' eq V r an K w If 'X 75,53 ,V H3 gh ., , Aff. ,a . A A .,.. . .LQ - Q, , f h . .vw .. t, ea. 1 ,:..., ,v7,.,,, ' M --ff . .,,.-f,,- fm, f - ,,,.. ,,.,,: ff-,fff , , ,, f , ,, ww- A fm: W1 V1 ,g ' ,.' . I ,qi ',, VV , I ,. , Q. ,K . , : A K - ,,,L, H VVVL K 'f ,, :H K ' i V V f , f ' ii , H L, , - H if ' , ' waz-'jf ' ,rt,.1'1, fn 'ff2g1,'1ff'- Nj f ' 'Q VH ' ,ww . Q 1' -' wx f I 1 K l , . QV ,, - , 2 y V' Q ' K. gjgx,,i.:, ,f.V,,SHf55.E! my ,,,.. ,Q ii., , M5:f9.3,,, f , 72.1, .. ,,,, ,. , ,, lj, T. 'K Q Q , . ' i , I ' , 9 V V, ' ' I u , K - if: V, K , , ,, , s i 4 V, V, ' x g V, Frith , . . I V. ,, V ,,,..V . a , Q, , ' f g - ., . . ' . ' I 4 . : , , .,,VV V . N . V , 5 V, V ni, ' ', , ,, , - ' X ,g f, ', f - f ' 1 ' 1 Y ,,,, ,,,,. . . , ,,... H H V I ,,.V,,, , ,Q I ,tg . ,, y . V,,, ,, , .,,, . ,,,,.,,V. ,,,, , ,. , , r Lucas, 3.D.,Sazxders, B r Fiexnfkg 1 - afar, JK0h2X,g.A?R13l8n , -f Q A , ws - Stl- 1 W fwfr E1 4 ff? Q if-15 , -2' '41 1,75 If-igmgg 44-,,f4g?f5 : ff'7': s:2,'f: li3 ' gsi f g9zf ' ? ,g'j I: ,iv f jffZV1ikig'i?' ff' L f4m rlw5gS J ' W rf kzzfilgfff QEWJIYJV , Wig . M 9 Vi , A' , , lf :g'l4ZZ5,E, g'f::g, V ,g2f5,t:1, -'-, j, 121 H gfcll gg' g:V':..,.'f':Zji?1Q Z?E wif A'5?,,,-HI .fi L'L,.v 'F.' sl E . ,, M , MMV, W , , ,,,.,,,4 ft, W tr ,Wm - V , , .MQ 5 A, , , Mt, 9 1 H ,,.,, V ,, . , in - ,,, ,wmv , -Y ,f .f. A V - s fur. ,V ff, ,V H , Ag 1 Vzlrsity Football X

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Stretch it Jumping to block, Dana Rains 1101 stretches and gives her best effort. Mean- while, Mindie Markham 1135 lends a helping hand. Photo by Robert Gotcher. Mstxff 2 'Pfimb' .,o Tradition prevalls Minor celebrations have become tradition in all sports. Tracie Laster Q71 and Mindie Markham C133 show enthusiasm towards this tradition after making a point. Photo by Chip Mundy Great save Geneva Hammond 4115 dives for the save to keep it in play. Geneva was three year letterman of volleyball. Photo by Chip Mundy Varsity Volleyball