Richland High School - Trojan Yearbook (Richland, MI)

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l CHEER LEADERS Carol React, Joanne Pur1grask1, Jean Blue, Alice Emmons, Venetia Emzian .IR HIGH BASKET BALL N Osborne, C Boekeloo, 8. Phillips, H. Gregg, D. Muir. Second Row Coach Weaver, R Holroyd, R Warner, D I-Hunger, R. Grlffin, R. Sgddler, D Albertson, R Francisco, R Ynorrlison, S. Clark, J, Myers, M. Randolph, R Geschw ndt. 45 . A . 0 First Row: F. Hale, M. Metzger, W. Smith, D. Scott, J. N0't6ib0GI1, E. Ciitler, Q I I L

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2 Jghn Grettlnn Al guzrid C9115 wks' e or Sr Height 5'8 I2,Iun10r We1gh'b 130 Wslght 6F20 ard vw right 185 Year John. Lllllll Center Senior Heibht 5'1O Weight 150 5:-d year 5 ?s r u I

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Standing Sittl ug 46 RESERVE BAS KETBALL Coach Weaver, R Ymgllng, D. Kuhn, D. Parlan, T Corryn, ring, R Hamilton, Manager J Myers. W, Knapper, F Bowers, D Uhlttenden, B Owel, D. Cutler BUCK WEAVER SUCCEEDS WOODCOCK R10h18.Ild H1gh began its 19149-50 basl etball season under the able coaching of Buck Weaver, who succeeded Roland Woodcock as head mentor of the Trojans. Coach Weaver, who halls from basketball mad Indiana, at- is Mr. Weaver s flrst year of teechmg, he has assumed a full ooach1ng assigrnnent. Another outstandlng event th1s year occurred when Rlch land was accepted by the Kalamazoo Valley Assoc1at1on Th1B will bring us into a realm of much st.'Lffe' cumpetitlon whlch, in the long run, will benefit us and add much prestige to our future teams With our entrance in the KVA League, RHS will formally start football, tennis, and track th1s spring. A1'u10'Ugl this will put a big load on the coach, :Lt is anxiously welcomed by the student body. our best wishes and fondest hopes go to the future teams that w11l vie to uphold all the honors and tradltions of dear old RHS ' f1ght team, w1n clean You Richland High Trogans Etar 3 , ' ' 0 o o S tended Western Michigan College for four years. Although this ' e e - ! n O I I . . . O 0 O I On