Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Mike Hamblin learned it took power to get through the other team's line. Danny Powers did a lot of extra point kicking. Here he booted one against Waco High. T...l7!F7'F-' Q 4... 1 -ee' r M E 1 my 5 , Q :. i . 'W 1 a X f , ,. of . A W 2 Coach Morrow sent in extra plays by Bill Mar- tin. Opp. Rams 8 University 20 0 Temple 13 8 La Vega 20 6 China Springs 21 6 Killeen 20 8 Waco High 19 28 Catesville 29 O University 28 l95

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FQQ'I'BALLf continued The Little Rams met University on two occasions. Here Danny Powers charged to aid tacklers. LITTLE RAMS CLOSED Nelon, Allan Loosier, Bonnie Knoll, Rich Hill, and Carl Surley helped secure the 13-0 victory. l..aVega,s MBU team was the next to fall as Bob McDowell, Mark Turner, and Ronnie Knoll led scor- ing drives. Danny Powers kicked extra points to bring the final score to 20-8. The Little Rams struck again in China Springs to add the fourth victory. Mike Hamblin tallied the first two scores. Bob McDowell and Jamie Tidrick teamed up to score with Danny Powers passing to Mike for the two point conversion. The game ended 21-6. Richfield defeated the Killeen NB team 20-6, Gatesville B 29- 28, and Waco High MB 19-8 to boost their record to 7-0. Standouts in these games included Bob Mc- Donald, Bill S. Martin, Gerry Hedg- cock, Cary Patterson and Danny Powers. Tyson Field was the scene of the JV,s last game as they ripped Uni- versity 28-0 to finish their unbeaten- untied season. Bob McDowell, Mark Fick, and Ralph Drews were out- standing players. END UNDEFEATED IN THE SEASON 5' ,f Y A... 1 To y Ken Russell Manager L ece ' lf! . 9 Wayne Krupicka K Manager Ray Smith Manager I94 The J V gained valuable experience in football tactics such as tackling and blocking. V l

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The Rams began their 1965-66 basketball season against Austin- Johnston. Anthony Alford, David Fisher, Billy Brewer, Ernie Arm- strong, and Ken Copeland' started for Richfield, with Dickie Wooten, Glen Meador, Jerry Smith, and Charles Cantrell adding 'extra points. The half-time score stood 42-21 for Richfield, and the reserves were in for most of the third quarter. Rich- field's first string reappeared to bring the game to a 79-45 finish. The Rams' next challenge was the Waxahachie Indians. During the game Armstrong, Alford, Wooten, Fisher, and Brewer all scored in the double-digit column. However, Richfieldis efforts were not quite good enough, and the Indians took the game 84-69. Richfieldis third game was a re- match with Austin-Johnston. This time Johnston slipped through with a 60-59 victory. I96 Ken Copeland started for the Ernie Armstrong was one of Rich Rams. fieldis top scorers. Rams charged into games with traditional desire. 4...