Ripley High School - Warrior Yearbook (Ripley, OK)

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Ripley Clubs Ripley R They won me district champion- ' R-1PlvY vlwl OHM ship last Saturday when the girls goes into the regional playoffs I' iled by Francis wells with 26 points: 'Week '-Hd 1-'M U10 SW' Wufhfmenf Divide Games For P ayoff Coyle in me msn, 37-34. The ,l-hgolgiwili 'i'fl'- h N ' . . , w thlrflnalgmeaalnlt 9 PeYl 5 0W f ' . . Ripley hlghsehool cages! tg: on 43S66l a 8 'ord of 26 wins and three losses and th prwarml for lfglolml, an 5 lure boys, 24-4. I playoffs wlth the dlstr ct 41 ' secure in thei R.llllQ'j S Warriors nn cites learned a few lriol-is from alumni tram as the boys fell fore the grail rntzers, 51-42, while the girls heat the illllllllll, -12-34 lll an openhouse Cl1,1'lllv-lander' Fil d ily. tl fr '4 sf I l Ii? I . F x I The Ripley girls' basketball team which has won eight and lost only two games so far this season. Their latest conquest was Chandler in a close mme, 48-44. Tuesday night. They play their next game at Tryon. Dec. 30. Front row. left, Wilma Hammock. Colleen Williams, Dorothy Mihura. Rosella Coonts. Teams taking part tn the dlstric games were Coyle. Ripley. cent and Perkins t i xl t ra 3 1 Shirley Brown and Margie llfle Seeon y. d row, left, Darlene Wllson, Elsie Matheson, Freddie Jones, Dortha legen, and Glenna Geer. Third row, Melda Wolff, Emily Twoguns, Frances Wells and Laverne Van Glider. . -L Olivo hit a freexone and field' shot. 'o lead 35-32. Wells hit a free bucket and Ripley trailed 33-35 Ollye hit two mdre free ones and Ripley Girls fa .i:25.:i'a.:2.e.: ::g'f:s:l Win Eighth 6 m:::'.:.:. :'.:..'1f:':', :s:alIn Hecht , Game of Year Ripley Qqgerg Ripley Downs 'W 7 Twin B ' . The Ripley cages exploded in al 'doubleheader to blast Agra Friday GIEIICOC Teams a' 2 Ripley Defeats Cagers i Perkin Wells ls Slar'RipIey Boys, 2 In Girls Game G 'SW '2 f Overtime Win li l The Ripley girls were wearing big 'but vgeak smiles Wednesday after a chilling second-overtime vlclory over Olive Tuesday night, 39-37, followed by the Ripley boys taking a 52-46 win. too. i The girls game saw Ripley trailing 4-6 when the first quarter ended, leading 12-8 at the half and 23-19 at the end 'of the third period. With the score tied at 28-28. Clark of Olive made two free 'hrows with seven seconds left. Ripley got the ball. and Olive fouled Frances Wells. hut she missed both charity tosses. How- ,l ever, Dortha Rogers got the re- -bound and sank a field, goal just as the. buzzer ended the tied up contest. Olive lntn Lend I in the first overtime, Olive f lift two fuer' throws. to take 9. 32- 130 lead. but Wells sank-one frami 'Lhe ffeldrto tie ll. at 32-32. Then held a 37-33 edge. With 15 seconds left, Darlene Wilson hit two free throws for Ridley. Rogers tied the baH,pn lthe throw-in and Wells gotigihe jump -and made a field goal -that tied the game at 37-37 as the first overtime ended. In the sudden-death second overtime, Wells ended the game with a winning field bucket. She was high scorer inthe contest, with 27 D01nts. l The boys game saw Ripley trafllnfz when the first quarter ended. 11-12, but Jim Mihura sparked. thc tl.'u.rriors in a 27-23 lead at the half and a narrow 36- 35 lead at the end .of the third qi arter. Mihura was high scorer with 27 paints also. Ripley will gr-set the Oiitan callers Friday night, and next week go to the x-eglonai 'tourney at Drumrlght. 'Ripley Clubs 'W in 2 Games

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l -eg 1953 AWARDS Top row, left to zight Sr Boys DlStPlCt Champions, Sr Band lst place Perklns Parade, Sr Glrls Dlstrict Champions Second row Sr Boys Pavne County Champion, lst Cushing Breeders Show, Sr Band lst Sr Band 2nd Ulaoe Tulsa Parade, Sr nee Parade lst place Dairy Judging Girls Payne County Champion Bottom land Tourney, Grade Gzrls 2nd place place L1V6StOCk Judging Award place fmarchingl Pawnee Parade, Band 2nd place Cconcertj Paw Cushinv Breeders Show, Sr row Sr Boys Champion Cleve Deep Rock Tourney, Jr Girls 2nd place Payne County Tourney, DeKalb Award to Raymond Robison, Jr Boys Payne County Champion, Sr Band Rlpley Good will Award, Sr Girls 2nd place Cleveland Tourne Y '-.- K 4 i BASEBALL James Robinson, Bill Brewer, Tommy Wlggs, Raymond Grlmm, Coach A H Maples, Fred McBride, James Evans, Don hcKaughn, Burl Van Buskirk, Tom y Tarver, Mark Jacobs, Roy Townsdin, Ernest Pace, John Hadley, Jim hihura, RonaldFowler, Carl McKnight, Paul Hilton. 1953 Record Won ll Lost M ' Q Z 3 ii is Q f el 'in ' 5 E -K--1 ' ' 5.1. 2 Q I - - ' Q ' 0 . A n I . . 0 V - '- - F . 1 . . L 1 . 0 A 1 ' 0 . . ., , , Q . A 0 - : 0 ' a '- I o 0 I . U Q l O l gf A - I l -41 , K, , , . mf 1 W , 'fx ' V I U h 1 ' - as gf- LQ f ,. ' . L Y ' , ery - - A . v War . A . x 4 Q , M V, I I I ' V X-A' I f 'l? , m' . ' I' f I V L v .C v , - ' . V1 ., N X T - 5 'N fx 'ER 5 . ' . 3 ' ' . 'ly K 'a X X lv ' I D I, 1 1 ' .11 I . 'I , ,, I i 1 V 5 1 N 'Q I I x 5 l , b I I I . I . - - 0 0 'V - 9