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

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DBV0ll0l1 and TllTlB Key ingredients which led to Second-Place inish We had a small team, but we had a lot of dedication and it was all due to Coach Hudson. She s u p p 0 r t e d m e through track and through high school and has been a great friend. Shelly Owen. The girl's track team had a very successful year. lt took a lot of long practices, a lot of sweat and a lot of dedication, but it all paid off at the District meet. The girls placed second at Dis- trict. Those receiving All-District places were Tracey Brownlee, third in high jump, Shelly Owen, third in hurdles, Joanne Benton, third in shot put and second in discus, Lisa Bradley second in the 4005 and Tammy Bentke, first in ...........-.- in District the 800 and third in the 400. Coach Kathy Hudson was ex- tremely pleased with the girls standings throughout the year. They are all good, said Coach Hudson, I love 'em alll Karen Laird and Jennifer Minze No pain! No gain! Tammie Bentke pushed herself to the limit as she reached the finish line. Girls track FRONT ROW: Mindie Markham, Lisa Bradley, Tammie Bentke, Shelly Owen, Kim Milburn, Lisa Weber, Nikki Moore, Andrea Marks, Shannon McCarthy. BACK ROW: Evonne Moore, Andrea Talamini, Cathy Sigmon, Rochelle Wilson, Joanne Benton, Melinda Johnson, Elizabeth Smith, Tracey Brownlee, Lori Lee, Jessica Knox, Kathy Hudson, Val Runge. Design by Jennifer Minze and Karen Laird Better than the rest Tammie Bentke tried to regain the lead against a Burleson runner. Tammie placed first in the 800. Photo by Trish Briscoe 2: 1: 1' af 2' 'xx W,

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i the 100 yard dash, Billy Powell crossed E finish line. Billy was also a member of the rsity Football Team. Photo by Trish Bris- E. reparing the hurdles in his lane, John ebighauser got ready for his race. John is also a member of the Varsity Football ram, Photo by Trish Briscoe. f rf- 4.-Q - 1-all l l A 5 it . Keeping a fast pace, Tad Wynne tried to keep up his endurance in the 800 meter run, Tad was also a member of the boy's cross country team. Photo by Trish Briscoe, Vi ,,f. 'Q l Tad f0u Wifn izifhiiizspfii iii i, of Ind .P the e ,boys Stthe feadlsith Piclxi-Page eadin earn- 7, flner fo eff, ning ug rl-Inner ad is al 'the - , s :Lilies a ran aveiue to ri llnin 99141 H QB Off, '7' .Vears for th e has b iffy C ' elgh Q 9 a ogygetitivelg of Whiclzaif t e ffack gl df3taAC3ad is mehfan kin 'het eefs ru alnly 1 r er fu her 'mer elay 17,117 an th -1,, psf j .Gnd 9 16- e 40 l,fi 7 Wfh hthe 800 00 mei 0 :strict e Mac meterr er Si? h Afte? Gd fourth lin, f ODQS to Qra du U U7 bOI' the attend Taflng T I 1 usmf-'Sslh and -QISEU and ri? d major ,nn if YW ll av ,pg -f' ,. ,31 Scott Suter tried to overcome a Haltom runner in the final stretch. This was Scott's second year in track. Photo by Trish Briscoe, Running to gain speed, David Schofield prepared to clear the bar in the pole vault. David placed second in district in pole vault. Photo by John Shelton. BOY'S TRACK ...,. 127

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