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

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Standing Out ci Winning season brings long-awaited recognition Through the season we learned a little bit about each other and found that we were all different but We all soon be- came friends, Kevin Judd. Having ended the season with a 6-4 in district, the Junior Varsity Baseball team made themselves stand out throughout the year. Even though the team had only 19 players on the team, each in- dividual contributed his part. Kevin Judd and Tyson Barrett went up to help out the Varsity team during pre-season but came back down to J.V. after the pre- season ended. Mark Guidry and Kyle Lefevre also participated on J.V., and moved up to Varsity dur- ing pre-season. However, they both stayed on the Varsity team for the whole year During the course of the season S15 3 I ' 4 Design by Stephanie Kimball ,,-, Making a play at second, Billy Jack Dempsey tagged the runner as he slid into base. Billy Jack also played on the J.V. Football Team. Photo by Trish Briscoe. Running to first base, Tyson Barrett gave it his all, This was Tyson's first year on the team. Photo by Trish Briscoe. each member learned a little more about each other, realized that each one of them were all different and that all were needed to create a successful team. We had our rough times throughout the season but overall I think the whole team learned many things, not only about baseball, but also about themselves. Kevin Judd said. Overall the team had a very good season. Sherry Fagan. With the glove up to catch the ball, Craig Farmer was ready to get the runner out. Craig also started on the J.V. Football Team, but then advanced to Varsity. Photo by Trish Briscoe. :sf :ful . -.,... -11 .- ,.....,.-Lr. af rf., L. awww W5 hi f2 ?f'..2rfve- NA . I -. 1. .3 ,.,, 5-'....5' ,. , r' Wsfwsr- .. . ,f g, V.

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Unifying participation Intramurals promoted activity while bringing clubs closer together I played in two dif- ferent seasons with two different teams, which were made up of clubs. The competition of in- tramurals increased the unity between the members in those clubs. Duane Cathey. Intramurals not only kept the stu- dents active in sports, but they pro- moted school spirit as well. Intramu- ral sports grew this year as more student groups were represented. The intramural program began with flag football. The Zxamlu Pythons finished on top as the in- tramural football league champions. The opening of the volleyball sea- son brought the return of several teams, including the Masagros who spiked the victory for this league. The winners of the basketball league championships gave students 'hp-.Qt Design by Emily Starnes A w., agp 'Neff -new-0.4 111 ,Mft ' ln the intramural football playoffs, Richard Jorge gained yardage with Wayne Goldston not far behind. Photo by Chris Mullins. Springing into the air, Gerick Schraub caught the basketball after it rebounded off the backboard. Gerick participated in other intramural sports throughout the year. a new perspective of teachers. The Teachers slam-dunked the students, efforts to take the league victory. Jerry Sessions was, again, the good-humored sponsor. His dedica- tion was displayed as he spent per- sonal time after school coordinating, organizing, and officiating the games. Margo Harrison and Leeta Hill. Hanging on to the ball, Kirk Oxford ran down the field as Shane Gilliam attempted to defend him. Photo by Chris Mullins. . . afar. .....,...,-....,,.... v.-.ri L .-...A .......-.-.- 'isav ow 'V' sz P' .visa -4