Richland High School - Tiger Yearbook (Richland, IA)

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Our Record BOYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL Won 18 Won 12 Lost 7 Lost 11 Total Points 1524 Total Points 1087 Opponents Total Points 1188 Opponents Total Points 1057 Offensive Average 61 Offensive Average 47 Defensive Average 48 Defensive Average 46 43 West Chester 59 36 West Chester 30 80 Batavia 37 42 Batavia 27 49 Farmington 47 44 Farmington 37 46 Brighton 69 46 Brighton 16 42 Walsh 62 49 North English 50 88 Packwood 26 54 Packwood 53 60 Eldon 38 60 Eldon 48 61 Ollie 56 39 Morning Sun 69 50 Hedrick 40 51 Ollie 69 61 West Chester 62 62 Hedrick 39 69 Batavia 35 39 West Chester 52 59 Ollie 68 81 Batavia 45 81 Pleasant Plain 28 58 Ollie 74 60 Cedar 40 49 Pleasant Plain 39 51 Hedrick 39 42 Cedar 53 64 Packwood 29 39 Hedrick 24 60 Brighton 69 43 Packwood 54 76 Delta 62 42 ' Brighton 48 54 Delta 36 County Tournament County Tournament 55 What Cheer 26 53 Keota 45 34 Delta 33 65 Hedrick 58 36 Ollie 52 Sectional Tournament Sectional Tournament 68 Pleasant Plain 25 34 Cosgrove 52 75 Birmingham 57 53 Riverside 57 46 Salem 36 District Tournament 62 Cardinal Stritch 75 FOOTBALL New Sharon Hedrick Delta What Cheer Lovilia Bussey Mediapolis

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.ax 4 ip yan, 9 . xmjl, lj? S ni fr? Joylynn Nichols The only regularly starting Senior, Joy- lynn started all twenty- one ball games played this year and was elected co-captain at the close of the season . Her tal- ents will be sorely missed from the guard section next year. Uur Girls' Basketball Squad The Tigerettes fielded the youngest and most inex- perienced team in years, with all six starters of the previous year lost by graduation . The opening line-up often con- tained three freshmen, and sophomores figured prominently in the season's play. The Fact that they won twelve games while losing eleven augurs well For prospects next season. The girls played in the County Tournament at Hedrick and the Sectional at North English and all visited the State Tournament at the close of the season . Our Tournament Squad CLEFT TO RIGHTD: Tammy Peterson, Connie Ulin, Joylynn Nichols, Irene Ferguson, Susie Greiner, Diana Peterson, Mary Swartzwelter, Cheryl Greiner, Konnie Ward, Julia McCracken, Linda Baker, and Karen Erwin. llcru I 5? 5 -al , ur J gif r -x. Q af ' fi BACK ROW: lLeft to Rightlz Julia McCracken, Konnie Ward, Carol Derby, Connie S 1 Derby, Nell Jones, Karen J Seaton, Karen Erwin, Carla iv Dupuis. SEATED: Mary Swartzwelter, Diana Peterson, Susie Greiner, Tammy Peterson, Connie Ulin, Joylynn Nichols, Irene Ferguson, Cheryl Greiner, Linda Baker. 53

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'N nm! uiittfsn , A llflligi f U - -f . ' l ,, - 1 -A nfs' 1 Z l Uur Pep Meetings Near the close of school on each day iust before a maior athletic contest the student body was assembled for a brief pep meeting. The scene above will recall these events as they actually were for those who participated in them. Exhorting the students to display their enthusiasm are the four cheerleaders. Left to right they are: Shirley Lankford, Donna Adam, Harriett Cobb, and Mary Robinson. The fact that the camera caught them all four off the floor is indicative of the extreme unison in which they worked. Standing forlornly in the center circle is Tony, the mascot who was expected to bring good luck to all Tiger teams . 1 Z f ill '