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

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Follow through On the driving range, Kent McKune Cseniorl works on his form to get the most out of his drive. Kent placed second at Dustrict. Photo by Robbie Ondrusek. At the e e of the green, Jason Everett fsophomore putts the ball to meet par. Jason was selected to second team All-District team. Photo by Robbie Ondrusek. Putting par 5 I ,, J I ' A X f fNFP'. f K pew, 1 kklk SZ , e. K A Q K W , A vas -:E Y Mwfpvrs - '.i. i - r e , 'eoe eee r in , gr ,JI Whootpop! oooosh! On a windy day, ohn West fseniorb drives his ball down the range. John has been on the golf team for the past three years. Photo by Harold Reeves. Full effort Just as his club is about to meet his ball, Andy Nagle tsophomoreb strains to get the most power out of his swing. Andy, according to Couchfcame on and played real well. Photo by Robbie Ondruseh. 131 sign by Robbie Chldrusek.

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.. . X . Almost there With the finish line in her sights, Brandee Banfield fseniorl gives all her effort for a faster time. Brandee was this years leading girls runner in cross country. Photo by Robbie Ondrusek Off the line After a starting shot is fired, the Rebels race for a position in the three mile endurance test. The boys team was relatively young with only one senior on the team. Photo by Robbie Ondrusek Pushing ahead Pacing themselves, the girls establish a stride which will carry them through the two mile course at Bell. The girls finished third in district competition. Photo by Robbie On- drusek l 1 funn we : - ' ifwqggwsMwms :Sf K 1, mi?-Q .. ni 1. , ., is Q: is - -V e- a 1 .- , 5, : Q ui 55 ,', : - 73f:.LZ::. if 21+ -v. xiii? :- Ei .5 : 'Elixir :5,:f'?s5::EE:1: ?: .5 ., lin W -..::: :L ' i sl Q15 K '4 4- if -Hr: F5 N K Simi' if w Li. x ki if-fill ,.., y.. ..... B, M.. 1 X..-..f Hn ra.. yr a N 4. 1 'xi f -- -e -Q, --:-we we -iv f- -f 4-.. 'V' -.. -- its 3 3, 1. M WH :Y tsJ'5:.f its 3. : ,fe .. ,E ,:, ...-,, A . 2 -fEg,.::,:- 5... new .ws an-'gs 2: ff-1,2 :z:a1:.:aaiimggie-.--. -,-.p::f:::x-- --- 15: -:: -- K 3 . 1 : ' ...-1. :: - .:a,se::::,..- :- ref .... 5 H- . ---- .M -. ...: 5 i ts P k H if ' r X l ,Kms . 3 wk eff 4. . ,Wrwagggs 'ii ts sig. n B A . Jw lbw. . , .. .... LIW1, 2' .gags it Q 39, A W ' 1. 4 K xx ,pw V? X F' X 1 K i 'lf ' N H Fw ., x fi - ss x- 'i x , W 6' .gs X if R is i If Q -'f 1 L it 1 3-'ir 3 Y 1 Cross Country

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