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

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Tk r . :gk ff' Set up Off the serve, Geneva Hammond 1113 sets the ball to her teammates. Geneva was one ofthe top hitters this season. Photo by Robert Gotcher Making the return On the net, Dana Rains C105 makes the passing shot. Dana was a strong offen- sive player the season. Photo by Chip Mundy i , agp. .W 33, on Nice dig In the backcourt, Mindie Markham 1135 saves a potential point for the op- position. Mindie has played volleyball with Richland for the last two years. Photo by Robert Gotcher Varsity Volleyball ,X

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il 3 Cl 1 fn X Up for grabs With two points hovering above the rim, Malcolm Haas C455 attempts to outstretch a Bell defender. Malcolm had a 33 inch vertical jump. Photo by Chip Mundy, High sights J.D. Krug C115 watches his target in a two point attempt. Richland routed Haltom 57-45. 1987 Boys Varsity Basketball RHS OPP 46 Southwest 47 63 Arlington Heights, 65 58 Paducah 67 77 0 Wichita Falls 7 66 '70 Rider 64 ,, ,, ..1, . ,, 55 7 39 .,.,, ff, , ig. 51 . . L-D-Bell.. . -54 61 Mamas 7148 . v , -Rldef . .68 .... 6 Grapevine : rf: ' ..,, . ,. , ..,, vo l tr 'lll'6t ID.BelI 'lii 'so r .... I. rppp 43 .... . .., . , 51 .... .Glavevinw ... 437 'iiti SaHliH6ilSt6h i iilii M555 .rr Bsarleson so ' L,D. Bell 58 051 53 .Mmm .54 BiiDistrict' 63 Duncanville 66 Boys' Season Record 21-10-0 District Record 14-4-0 Vzirsity Basketball