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

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Well-earned respect The Lady Rebs earned recognition deserving as ci championship team Joanne and jenna were the best post players Itve heard of and seen. They helped the team get as far as we did. But they couldn't have done it without Mindie, Missie, and Lana. Without their passing to the inside and their defense, we coudn't have won. We coudn't have gone as far as we did if it wasnyt for the team work- ing as a whole. Karrie Gartner. Design by Karen Laird Jenna Hawkins was known for her balance of the scoring attack. She was a member of the District 7-5A First Team. Mindie Markham was known for her passing ability. She was selected as the best defensive player in Dis- trict 7-5A. Missie Markham was known for her passing ability. She was a mem- ber of the District 7-5A Second Team. These five girls pulled the team up off its feet and kept it going. The other girls on the team could not have done it without their co- operation, which helped to make the team a whole. The final season record of 33-2-0 li Setting up the play, Mindie Markham llll dribbled in for two points against L.D. Bell. Mindie was named Best Defensive Player in the district. Photo by Mark Hejnicki. Setting up the play , Missie Markham 1121 dribbled in for two points against L,D Bell. Photo by Mark Hejnicki. was one of the best in Coach Rays many years of coaching both girls and boys basketball teams. lt was also the best record for the basketball at Rich- land. The Lady Rebs were the Star Tel- egram's top ranked team during the season. Although they had fallen a point short of the Regional Chapmionship title, their outstanding team unity and dedication proved that the Lady Rebs were worthy of a Championship Team's respect, Karen Laird. Two more points for the Lady Rebs! Lana Rutledge l10J made a shot in the game against L.D. Bell. Photo by Mark Hejnicki,

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in t e wnst. enna aw ins rll ' h ' ' J H k l301 1 a shot against L.D. Bell. Jenna was d to the All-Tarrant First Team. Photo wnifer Minze. .ing for an open team mate, Christy ird l411 attempted a perfect pass t the Lady Texans. The Lady Rebs E0-27, Photo by Jennifer Minze. -41. Varsity 0Pp 52 35 43 32 45 39 28 36 26 44 44 30 37 33 30 54 36 43 46 34 27 54 4 7 29 46 32 29 l 35 42 43 34 41 44 56 56 GI s s B fl tats RHS asketbau Total Points scored 56 GA ME 2150l78avg1 53 Lawiwl T 76 If Vin I Ie otal Points allowed 76 M Q 13821383 avgi 73 G Cffinney 'Sham Field goals: 57 Wyatt Benton Z1 lavg1 47 Borger Rutledge 16 lavgl 54 Arlingro Hawkins 131avg1 53 Margin nsbannaas all ima' B flrnble 7- enton 10 lavg1 64 Cast, ech Hawkins 7 tavg1 59 pas Eberry Rutledge 2 lavg1 55 S Gchfl - ar Free tinaaa naman 558 Halfamand Benton B4 3 Gfapev. Hawkins ei 55 LBJ 'ne Rutledge 31 50 Tri,-my 3 . Assists 6? Wwe: Rutledge 4 iavg1 50 T Q esquite Markham, Mindie 3lavg1 81 S nnify a Individual Honors 61 Bulg0u3fOn 55 '7 caasn ol ins Year: Bobby Ray 52 if' Ben In r Joanne Benton: M.V.P ol the Year, 57 Marti? on All-District first team, All-Tarrant g? Lamar Player ol ins Year, Mid-Cities Player 65 galfom ofthe Year, All-Region Fnsi team 71 T fspevine nn' Daily News first team, and Texas 54 Bungf' Girls Coaches Association All Star 62 LD Bon team 51 Descgroell Jenna Hawkins: Second team gg Lewisvjjle All-Region, Daily News first team, 5 Tdsposa District lirst team Z Duncanvm e Lana Rutledge: All-District first Recor team, Daily News first team 33 2 d Missie Markham: Second team AllfDis1rict, Second team Dai- 5 VLLW ly News , H Honorable Mention: Christy Utley, K Gartner, Becky Mars. arrie W 'wwf' A 'W sn m X , i As a member of the All-Tarrant First Team, Lana Rutledge l101 showed her stuff as she dribbled down the court in the game against DeSoto. The Lady Rebs won 62-41. Photo by Mark Hejnicki. Who's got the ball ? Jenna Hawkins 1301 put up a fight for the ball with L.D. Bell's Missy Mullen. The Lady Rebs won 61-47. Photo by Jennifer Minze. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL

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