Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Richfield golfers got an early start when they teed-off against Temple and Waco High in practice matches in February. The Rams gained victories against bothteams. During March the team participated in the Killeen Tournament and the Brownwood Tourney. Bob Burgess, Phil Chaffins, Scott' Jones, Skip Purvis, and Tommy Herring com- posed the Ram squad in the Killeen Tourney. Purvis, Herring, Jones, Mike Standefer, and Ricky Gregg gave the Rams a mid-way standing in the Brownwood competition. Richfield came out on top in a sudden-death play-off with Brazos- port and captured second place in the Bryan-College Station Golf Tournament April 1-2. Scott Jones led the Rams with a 77-73-150. Tom- my Herring Q77-75-152j and Bob Burgess C77-77-1541 followed with continued 2I6 Coach Smith showed Gary Emmons and Ricky Simpson the correct grip to use. Larry Jacobs concentrated on a diffi- Tommy Herring teed-off at Ridgewood. cult trap shot.

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San Angelo in the second round, while Girl's doubles and singles won one match apiece. The Bryan Tourney brought first round victories to the Boy's doubles team fShellenberger and Vickeryj as they defeated Lufkin 6-0, 6-0. ln the District play-offs Richer- son reached the semifinals before losing to Waco High. The doubles team, Shellenberger and Vickery, defeated Bryan 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, and took second place in their division, While Jamie Tidrick won the .lunior Boy's singles Championship. The final standings for the Greater Waco League found Rich- field in third place for the season. END ze fam., 'Y ff' , v t ' .,,, ,,., r , ,.,, ,,.Vg i .y , C. ,A -of A .1 IL V LQ ' f N,,'ftFfQi52i Bi 5 t H- f - ...gil-3 .w qfigi . ,z is P3542 H 'e 3' ' YW , 9 si' .f W. it y i ,zf f 5,4 V .L fa if if , 3 ..lf?'1: . . ,.. .. , ,,,., , ft . .1 'G Y V 1 X X 3 , Q, K Hx ta. , 2 -r t - i A ' . ' . 1' Zsyirf 1 , J.. fl! ,l Lfijg ' .. 71 ' i . .1 ai I Q ' ff ' 6' x 'f, '1 f'Qi H' 'ji NL, My .- , Collette Rountree worked hard at develop- Playing net required concentration. ing skills. NETTERS WORKED TCWARD DISTRICT Good sportsmanship was an ideal of tennis. Collette Rountree, Betsy Woodard, .lan Meholin, and Margaret Stiver took a break between sets. Rountree and Stivers resumed action against Meholin and Woodard. 2l5

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qf tfil 13: 741 ,g ppgggi W' 1 14 Ricky Simpson escaped a sand trap by Tommy Herring found some shots espe- Jimmy Jones knew that putting was one skillful shooting. cially difficult. of the most important shots of the game. The rough caught balls that were not correctly hit and caused players Scot Jones Sophomore Hank Henriques hit a long and Tommy Herring anxious moments. one down the fairway. 2l7