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

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Reach out With the ball bouncing out of control, Lana Rutledge HOD stretches to gain possesion of the ball. Lana has been on the varsity for the past two years. Photo by Chip Mundy. 49 'W bet E4 fees Flying hlgh Airborne, Joanne Benton C373 releases her shot while defenders look helplessly on. Joanna was the leading rebounder averaging 10 points a game. Photo by Terry Payne. Aggression Fig ting off a Trinity defender, Christi Ct f52Jt' tfd t t.Th a es ries o in a eamma e e girls defeated the Trojans 65 to 44. Photo by Harold Reeves. Girls' Varsity Basketball ' siatgsmgg Total Points Scored Avg 2166 61 8 Total Points Allowed Avg 1425 4 7 Field Goals Avg is Wood e Rebounds Avg ' at Bentont A in llrl Free flfhrews lrysrrr y Avg llrell Z 1131157 A .,,i 1'1, lYIa'1Pha???1Vi??'d2ffy ti 53 ' A 38tff!f:teIffOnF?fablf?M??1t1f??1 125 3? lary Crawley K1 elll r elil rrllr ,Qif, reil lers teeft eet ll- ila' A '1?amlAHsD1StsCtls e iile l M1SQYM?11'kl'??1m.. A ' Regxonilaat-WQSt Metreplei All-Star Team, TBAC All-Star Team 7-5A Tarrant County Player of the Year Q Has Mormngblews' first? team, SWAAU All l in cifrlgiiglxtlf lrli yyy r iiiii fl' ,V, h,,, ,,,Z , . . . . . 0. . . . . . , 3' Y Q W , ., ,l, l Q, ,, , l, , , is Q Q 5,2 wx , 5 S e K .W 9 , S tl X: , 9, le 3 2 ' . . 2 S F. , . . , , . 2 S S Q if nd . . . SKSSS R lp VK YN , . . . lin S Q I 1 8 . 3 . . . D. . . . a . , Q bf . ,. 1 Y 1 y .. i 63

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Q.. he loss to Bell was a nip s and tuck battle all the lll ll I way. The senior led l 1ll able to pull it out 49-46. Raiders were finally In addition to the state the Rebs competed in winning two. In the West Side Lions Tournament, Richland streaked past Haltom 52-28 to win the title. The Rebels also won tournament, three others, Star Telegram picked the Rebs to on- ly place seventh in area but the team held the top spot for most of the year. Coach Bobby Ray also hooked a few accolades of his own. He was named 7-5A Coach of the Year, Tar- rant County Coach of the Year and Dallas Times-Herald Coach of the Year. Ray was gracious about the honors but pointed out that they are not that the Fantasy of Light tournament in important. Wichita Falls over Thanksgiving. These honors are O.K., he In the West Side Lions Tourna- ment, Dee Wood was named Most Valuable Player and Joanne Benton made the All-Tournament team. One of the team's four losses came in the Amateur Athletic Union Tour- nament. Cold shooting was the team's trouble against North Mesquite and they lost 32-31. It was a close gamef, said Coach Bobby Ray. t'You can't win when you shoot as poorly as we did. The Rebe1's success was a surprise to most people around the district. Arlington was the consenses favorite to win the district, but Richland spoiled those plans. The Fort Worth saidf'However, I like to see my girls get them more than I like to receive them. Many teams would kill for a 31-4 record. However, the state title is always the goal of Coach Ray and his team. Craig Lancaster Up and in A quick jump and release is all Geneva Hammond 1201 does to add two points to Richalnd's score. Geneva received a full scholarship at Midwestern University. Photo by Robert Gotcher. Design by Robbie Cbndrusek.

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Oni fr' Take off The pommel horse was one of the more difficult events that the guys perticipated in. Ward Robinson tseniorl shows that he has it mastered pretty good. Photo by Robert Gotcher. Which way is up? Here Todd Stephens fseniorl gets ready for his dismount with a back-lay out step out. Todd left the Regional meet with a person score of 107.95 points in the All-Around category. Photo by Robert Gotcher. Design by Brandi Owens. .lx X lemme wwmwwmmwmwe-wi WW 2'