Fairview High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fairview, OK)

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“IFe are an unselfish ball club” Judy Major Lady Jackets came on strong in 1974. It was a year of practicing and struggling for Coach Rippetoe’s ’’baker’s dozen. They were ranked No. 1 most of the year; but two disappointing losses, both by one point, caused them to fall to a lower rank. Towards the end of the season winning games brought them back to the top team in the states. Af- ter winning 1st place in the Fairview Invitational Tourna- ment, they went on to win the prestigious Western Girls All State Tournament at Elk City. The starting line-up was composed of three seniors, one junior and two sophomores. High scorer, Cindy Wright averaged 20 points each game for the ladies sextet with Judy Major and Terrie Cravens following close behind. Holding opponents to average of 30 points per game kept starting guards Gayle Moore, Cindy Reese, and Debbie Boulware on their toes (1) Senior girls, Wichert, Moore, Reese, and Major glee- fully accept the coveted 1st place trophy in the Western Girls All State Tournament at Elk City. (2) Jacket defend- er, Soph, Debbie Boulware, keeps a wary eye on her op- ponent as Gayle Moore and Cindy Reese are prepared for any sudden moves by Hennessey forwards. (3) Soph. Terri Cravens helps balance the offensive attack with distance aerials.

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Junior Jackets walked away with the northern half of the conference championship before meeting Seiling for the overall conference champ- ionship. Fairview romped over the Wildcats 18 to 6. Four were selected All-Conference; Tom McDaniels, Blain Ingram, Kyndell Nichols, and Lewy Nichols. The 8-1 record of the Junior High was much better than the 2-5 record of the Pee Wee team. Rob Wilson was the leading ball carrier for the team. (1) JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS, Delia Baker, Kris Reaves, Linda Voth, Gayla Walenta, and mascot, Judy Unruh yell with Jacket Spirit. (2) Last minute instructions are given by Coach Pierce and York. (3) Rob Wilson breaks loose around the defense for valuable yardage. (4) Jacket enthu- siasm is boosted by Pee Wee cheerleaders, Donneta Wilson, Violet Marble, mascot Kellye Cobble, Lisa Cravens, and Cheryl Marlin. (5) Coach Slater yells encouragement to the Jacket's defense. (6) All-Con- ference selection, Tom McDaniel uses his speed to outrun opponents. Football—J.H. Pee Wee 27

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(1) Ready to start another one-point squeeker the referee pauses briefly before the toss up. (2) FRONT ROW : R. Patee, S. Wichert, T. Cravens, S. Weber, T. Mullenix, R. Keck, C. Reese. ROW 2: Coach Rippetow, C. Wright, V. McDonald, G. Moore, J. Van Meter, D. Boulware, J. Major. (3) Changing ftom defense to offense, guard Gayle Moore makes a break for an open forward. FAIR VIEW OPPONENT 1973-74 SEASON RESULTS FAIR VIEW OPPONENT 48 Mooreland 26 50 Okeene 35 39 Hennessey 23 25 Kingfisher 24 34 W atonga 32 30 Elk City 26 23 Elk City 27 40 Canton 38 73 Waukomis 9 51 Ringwood 32 47 Cherokee 24 51 Thomas 30 66 Mooreland 36 56 Walters 32 44 Moore 22 44 Sayre 43 36 Watonga 35 27 Canton 28 54 Okeene • 29 50 Thomas 23 26 Kingfi slier 25 47 Hennessey 21 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 72 Beaver 34 13 Woodward 32 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 49 Chisolm 28 42 Kingfisher 27 Basketball 29