Richland High School - Tiger Yearbook (Richland, IA)

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5 1 M ff 'ekiffiti I 'ha ' 1 -'wigs 1 ..L I V y l .ge J , . I , , . w ' f fa s - . , 1 Y inf! 3 Obviously posing . :T 1 .gf-. Donna Julia Ianet Mary ' ' ' ' ' A' 'H The Cheerleaders . -Xlfv Richland cheerleaders have been Widely f 1 acclaimed in recent years because of their 1 -' appearance, precision of their routines, 7 'H' -' and the thoroughness with which they go about their work. They provide a colorful and enthusiastic supplement to all athletic contests in which Richland teams take part, arrange and conduct pep meetings, and, in general, spear-head the fan sup- port given to school activities. They be- come cheerleaders as the result of an invi- tation extended by hold-over members and their sponsor. Their qualifications are well established before they attain mem- bership and the results have been most gratifying. The pause that refreshes. Coach talks it up. y Waiting for the team. W Pep Meeting . L----A 'JXEIMIIUIIIUIIITHITF

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ill gi l Y!! Twtoflwil-e Relay Team The four boys pictured above carried Rich1and's colors to victory in the two-mile re- lay at the Bomber Relays at Wayland and in the County Track Meet at Keota. They qualified for the State Meet in the District Meet at Burlington and participated. Pictured above from left to right they are Iohn Hinshaw, Mel Maeder, Ronnie Ward, and Ronnie Tucker. E W P! , 593' I f ,N x H ' ,f i x. ,L I' 1 ' f The results of a telephone call made by Coach Bob Snow on October 13, 1959. We just won the Sectional! 1 Q y W O 12 Susie fires her left hook. Bleacherltes. Mr. Kerr set to rebound. 70

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