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

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Flylni hlih Swiftly t ing t e ball up, Jeff Harris releases for a field goal. Jeff was a second year member of the JV. Photo by Robbie Ondrusek. In an Undetected Quick moves were made by Alvin Rodgers as he uses his skills to help his team to victory. Alvin was the leading scorer for the JV. Photo by Robbie Ondrusek on lsrs ioesoe Jamal' Varsity Basketball RH OPP Southwest Ari Q ax Heights Keller Lamar S Grand Praxzne Sam Houston Arlington Mac: Arthur Plano Lamar Irving Leonsvdle Denton Mer: Arthur Halton: Trmty Sam Houston Burleson Be Arlington Martin Lamar Haltom Grapevine Tnn1ty Sam Houston urleson Arlington Martin Season Record 18 13 0 fi' 1 in l'si ,'if--1-'1 . ,,.: ' lifljx fagi,i'1 o eelb iei ellls , - 'i-o' ' -1 ,i:- if iii e :Qs e e gj +ii ' eii W 49 o o K , Y .'w:'. , . K fi iy' iz, 'VV' ff li --','-' 2 l-:: if-5: '73 A --,f, 5 Q j ,--- . - - -W,,V.: ii: ' 55 .ff ssli s s 53 ZK: , ',--fe f:,g- f ,. 1 ,.VQ1 k.'k,-,i -, K ih' . oiri. ' . ' ,, ,,' . L- . f .gi -i.,: iily ,, 5 ii'hL 49 e'o iooi ez 64 s . gl iei.is Qi'aP9Vin9ig iiol ssilise ' .i o 68' eeo s ellif e 42 Q lisi ' 47 l---',,.: zz' l,:V,o. K :.: ee o so iili oo'i o 'lo f 8051 ff? ll i 67 i sli i sei J i 7 ii, -,o., K iry, k,,. , , e 53 of 121 48, lik. oeel o sees ioie ' eiolsii l as - ' l 58 3 is.ii Q y 159 ' Qil 49 ' 55 ,sii looi siessseo Boys' .IV Basketball

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.Q n ften in the lower and h . often unnoticed depths of basketball, many im- portant developments .. occur which in later years will provide the Varsity with a successful season. Skills are aquired, knowledge gained and perhaps most importantly team unity is created. Such was the case with this year's JV basketball team. This yearis junior varsity basket- ball team completed the season with a except for Lamar, at least once. The sophomore team followed the Varsity and Junior Varsity's example, with a winning season. The sophomores and juniors, at times, combined their efforts to practice and learn new skills that they might need to perfect their game. The sophomore's record was an im- pressive 12-4 . Alvin Rodgers was the leading scorer for the season and Kenny Poole was the leading rebounder. Individuals unite in to h district record of 18-13. Richland, winning both games against Haltom, carried on the Rebel tradition of dominance over Haltom. The games were won with Richland racking up high scores of 68 and 48, while Haltom managed only 37 and 32. The longest game played was against Martin where they went into two overtimes. Although the Rebels played a tough game, Mar- tin won by two points. The Rebels defeated every team in the district, Shoot two! Lance Schmaltz f33J adds two points as the Rebels and Raiders wait for the rebound. Lance was a two year member on the JV team. Photo by Harold Reeves Block that pass! In a effort to guard his man, Jason Bronner 1405 moves in to block a L.D. Bell Raider. The Rebels won 80-67 in a high scoring game. Photo by Harold Reeves The team played well as a unit and every player contributed to a good season, said Coach Pat Pruitt. If the Rebels continue to work hard in the off season they will be able to con- tribute a great deal to the varsity team next year, said Pruitt. Take it in After receiving a pass, Trent Pruitt 1421, goes up all the way for two. Players on the sophomore team contributed to many JV victories. Photo by Robbie Ondrusek. 90 IDesign by Robbie Clndrusek. was Q ew -i . -i rfnr , Y ' 11. 1' r . -4.1 , use an

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JV Girls Basketball RHS OPP Lewisville Everman Arlington 2 canvsllle Arlington Grand Prame Everman Grandvlew Martin 2 9 Wyatt Haltoxn Lamar is i Vim Trinity Sam Houston urleson L D Bell Arlington Martin Lamar Haltom Grapevine Trinity Sam Houston Burleson L.D Bali Season Record 12 15 0 Top Scorer Chrxsty Utiey 393 pts Top Field Goals 9 awn Graves Freethrows Made Christi Utely l unng the course of the past season the Junior varsity girls basketball team played their best and remained p timistxc We could have done better said sophomore Becky Mars looking at their season won loss record of 12 15 But we dont take it out on each other Despite mistakes we play well together Coach Daughtry agreed that this year s team was really sup portive of each other was apparant in games like the last one against Bell. Of course the team does not make up the whole game. There are always people behind the scenes helping out any way they can. One of the most ob- vious people would have been Coach Daughtry. Her defensive stressing worked to keep the other team s scor- ing down to a minimum. The team felt she was a good coach as stated by team member Becky Mars. Coach Daughtry helped the team improve throughout the past season. Some a sing :q,,,,,,-H M.-..... '1,'if r ,Z.: .,',' Vggl. I 1V.i,:i zg' Team sup 0 4 rt ' This season there were some ob- viously exceptional players Coach Daughtry felt that the five starters Becky Mars Carrie Gartner Kellie Bates Christy Utley and Dawn Graves along with the rest of the team should be able to help out the varsity team next year At one point during the season when the flu was going around a maximum of only eight girls would be at practice while the others were home sick However Coach Daughtry said that those left on the team put their best effort forth and worked real hard anyway This ...f-4' ,...4-'- 'nd 'I Jumpln for Joy A 48 47 victory against Bell certainly gave the team something to jump about. Expressing their excitement Kelli Blancett C425 and Becky Mars 4321 watch on as a score is made. Photo by Harold Reeves Going up Jumping up or a basket, Debbie Nolder 1311 gives her best against Bell. This game finished off the season with a 12-15 record. Photo by Harold Reeves other behind-the-scenes people were the team members parents. Coach Daughtry commented on the good parent support several times. There were a few outstanding games this past season but one game in particular stood out from the others. This was the second game against L.D. Bell. This game finished the girls season with a win of 48-47. Coach Daughtry said everyone on the team got a chance to play which made it a strong team effort and a good way to end the season. Emily Starnes. . . . H. 0 - 62' f T 50 .1iir.. 3, . ,-'1- ' .11,- . . .... .42 . , 47 .57 ..aa at ..r frysl. s S . .... . . g.....n... 4 . ..yg. sf Q P 0 5 ' 62 . .V . .i . .. ,... . ' 9 H aa jg. C26 . , ,, r . 1 ,i'.,' f,s- 1 , D, i i.sse a s leaf 4 1 , . , ,, s. . .151 Q, , ',..1f , ' D U B .flia .igif. f - ' , C in C- . if ' ' Y ' as 50 4 ' .58 ' . ' . . f . g... g C117 U U ,, 42 34 ' K .asi' r.r.fl ' 'C 1- 29 55 .ri-- K 1 -:.,,. s, ..... g g X N if laal 1 t . f ' iafa T ' ' 92 Design by Robbie Cndrusek.