Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Jeff Kearney 1811 stretched for a high spiral before on-charging Broncos. Coach Price stressed instructions to Jimmy Mc- Ferrin 1221. Ram team joined forces against lone Bryan intruder. HDMECOMING, 1965 A GRAND SUCCESS ,. .,,- .,,ttt,,t A 5 f 'i. -.A A '5-f f , x xx' .' L --- if If fEE'lf1,55 i L NT .-f S 5 77- Mz SH Ei . f 1 1 Sa Cary Nelon Jamie Tidrick 80 Tackle End iiii 3' ,. 5 . 5- Kearney H31 MQOIQ .V,,, 1 . 448199 End 45829 End l88

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RAMS GOT REVENGE, TROMPED l TIGERS 43-12 Revenge sparked Richfield to a victory over the Waco Tigers who had spoiled Richfieldls Homecoming in 1964. Richfield's first score came during the first quarter when Chris Sermas charged over after Dickie Wooten, Roy Smith, and Jeff Kearney moved the ball to the one. Thomas Vernet- tils kick put Richfield ahead 7-0. A safety put Richfield ahead 9-0. Be- fore long Sermas did it again, and the half time score stood 15-0. A Wooten-to-Kearney pass added 6 more to Richfield's side, and Wooten connected with Joe Gar- land to bring the third period score to 23-0. Waco got into the act and tallied 6 points during the fourth quarter. The Rams 'grubbed-it-in by scoring again with only 30 sec- onds left to play. Ram standouts included Larry Bracco, Kent Starr, James Nelson, Ed Jarrett, Jerry Chatham, and Bob Mosley, who helped bring home a 30-6 victory and the city champion- ship. ' tttia Bill McCIinton Devaney 72 Center '473,, Tackle The Tigers had a hard time stopping the Rams. Q 1? Pl Zi? T 3 5 1. it ' Uf Hill? mt lm J im Parrish U74- Tackle l . N l7bFl'3 ? Qf, ft x Jerry Bryant Jim Nelson N750 Tackle 76 Tackle Larry Fick 77 Tackle Thomas Vemetti proved to be an accurate extra point kicker.

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Halftime procedures climaxed with tri- captain Dickie Wooten crowning the Homecoming Queen. 'Bob Mosley 83 End W 'V ' Dennis Stewart 84 Tackle e figig N, , ' -1t- 1 - B111 Martin g, K ,-'.,. A radiant Kay Randow, escorted by Charles Cantrell, reigned over the vic- torious evening. Homecoming 1965 was a grand success for all Rams as Richfield tackled Steven F. Austin of Bryan, and took a 14-7 victory. During half time ceremonies Kay Randow was crowned Homecoming Queen to reign over the victorious evening. The Broncos led the scoring 7-0 until the second period was nearly over. Then Richfield broke loose with two quick TDs, and the Rams led 14-7. Dickie Woo-ten connected with Bob Mosley for the first score and later with Boyd Hadaway for an- other 6 points. A Wooten pass to Jeff Kearney resulted in the two point conversion. The second touch- down came after a fumble, recov- ered by James Nelson, and oc- curred with only 20 seconds left in the second quarter. The second half yielded no scores for either team, but the Richfield defense showed up brilliantly. The entire team deserved a hearty con- gratulations on its excellent work. Roy Smith, barely identifiable through the mud, charged toward the line. I89