Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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RAMS HCNORED ON ALL-ZCNE TEAM Richfield placed three of its play- ers on the Tribune-Heraldls All-Zone basketball team. Anthony Alford was selected for the first team, winning high praises as the key man in Richfieldis attack. Leading scorer, David Fisher, was named to the sec- ond team as one of the Zone,s top guards. Billy Brewer joined players from Waco High, University, Cle- burne, and Corsicana on the third team. Fisher finished fourth out of 22 in the leading scorers' standings with 152 points. Alford totaled 152 points. Alford totaled 136, and Brewer had 93 to his credit. Fisher and Alford also served as team cap- tains for the year. END Junior Billy Brewer showed great po tential for his senior year. David Fished impressed audiences with his accurate shooting. Ram managers Ken Russell and Rush cramped muscles, and boosted low spirits. Team captain HT Alford played with outstanding ability. Milam kept track of equipment, rubbed 203

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BASKETBALL fcontz oncls of the game to take away a 67- 65 win. This left the Rams 4-5 for the district season and out of run- ning for the title. David Fisher and Billy Brewer led Ram scoring, fol- lowed by Wooten and Armstrong. Control of rebounds made the difference as Richfield lilitzed the Waco High Tigers for the second time in their season finale. Rich- field's pressing defense kept Waco to three points during the first quar- ter and a close defense allowed the Tigers only 35 points for the rest of the game. Leading rebounders were Anthony Alford and Billy Brewer, and scorers were Fisher and Wooten. Richfieldis massive attacks gave them a 72-35 victory which put the Rams in third place in the North Zone with a 5-5 district record for the season. END Juniors Jimmy Miller U35 and Carl Mc Intosll M53 added to effective teamwork.

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LITTLE RAMS HAD WINNING SEASON TOP ROW: Tommy Womack, John Preston, Chip Volz, David Armstrong, Allen Wadle, Mark Turner, Gary Em Paul Marable, Charles Parker, Danny Fred, Jamie Tid- mons, Jack Nokes, Harry Tindell. rick, Bill Martin, Coach Morrow. ROW 2: Tim Williams, Richfieldis Junior Varsity com- pounded an almost perfect record, dropping only one game in twenty- one starts. They began their season against the Austin-Johnson J .V. and scored the first of many wins. Roy Nash and Paul Marahle paced the game with 17 and 10 points respec- tively as Richfield rolled to a 45-33 victory. The next outing for the Little Rams placed them against the Waxa- hachie Indians in Waxahachie. Rich- field clinched the B-team contest with a 48-38 victory. Austin-Johnston offered the B- team its next challenge and added a third win to their record as the Rams downed the Johnston B 51-39. Nash and Marable again led scoring with 20 and 15 points. December brought a match with Temple. Rich- field won 54-25 as Tommy Womack scored 13 points. A week later the Little Rams at- tacked Temple again and with 17 points from Chip Volz brought home 204 Chip Volz f4-OJ made a good tip-off man because of his height