Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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,Qi Y K A p F. Row 1: Mrs. Freeman, Pam Osteen, Ofelia Ramos, Debby Black, Jan Abernathy, Vicki Terry, Ellen Arnold, Carol Peters, Fifi Eden, Judy Evans, Carol Huggins, Susan Williams. Row 2: Susan Hoffman, Suzy Batson, Beverly Brown, Sheila Duecy, Carol Porter, Arnell Blain, Jane Sachs, Lynda Marstaller, Mary McDow, Carla Bryant, Pat Goldberg, Ginny Smith, Marilyn Griffin. Row 3: Bryan Wilson, George Mann, Charles Ross, Charles Call, Jerry Uttley, Andy Lifland, Jimmy Clark, Mickey Ware, Warren Israel, Cecil Ellis, Jerry Johnson, Robert Black, Ralph Thompson. Row 4: Ronnie Casper, Kenneth Kraemer, Don Voss, David Thompson, Woody Moore, Gary 1EAmmons, Lee Ellingson, Rob Bertola, Joe Davis, Charles Doan, Gary Nash, Joe Hall, Steve Alexander, Tom assey. Pan A rioan Stud nt Forum PASF students look over souvenirs from M e x ic o including puppets and a pinata. 186

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I l Row 1: David O'Mal1ey, Susan Schlinke, Betsy Per- ry, Linda Hewett, Karen Kubitza, Kathy Hicks, Pam Pollock, Gwen Ferguson, Sandy Wagner, Lynn Htuiter, Buddy Royall. Row 2: Randy Bow- man, Dennis Fine, Pam Jones, Diana Carlson, Sarah Hunt, Marsha Payne, Catherine Flood, Connie Manes, Dana Copeland, Beverly Mahler. Row 3: Russell Steed, Steve Parks, Thomas Mahler, Jimmy Miller, Jack Post, Russell Smith, Greg Ogden, Billy Glockzin, Scott Littrell, Skip Purvis, Guinn Lewis. Row 4: E. W. Burdett, Larry Patterson, Paul Mar- able, Bill McC1inton, Jason Chozick, Steve Simpler, Ricky Simpson, Roy Smith, Spike Pattillo, Tom Fitzhugh, Adrian Wingo, Mike Levine, Larry Dag- ley, Lester Howard, John Spain. 1 r I w This spring, Richfield High School was the host to the state Junior Classical League Convention. At state conventions Latin students from all over Texas compete in various contests, such as costume, classi- cal mythology, and derivatives. The school which earns the highest number of points in these contests is awarded a sweepstakes trophy. By participation in state and national conventions, the JCL helps to pro- mote interest in the study of Latin. Vox Arietum. a magazine published by JCL members of Richfield High School, also promotes interest in Latin. The purpose of this magazine is to advance knowledge about Roman civilization through stories on Roman life, culture, and customs. 185

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The Pan American Student i if Forum consists of students tak- ing Spanish. The members of Los Voladores, the Richfield chapter of the PASF, strive to develop an understanding of all the peoples in the Western Hemi- sphere. This understanding helps to spread good feeling among the American nationalities. The chapters of the Pan Amer- ican Student Forum from nu- merous high schools meet each year at a state convention to share their knowledge and inter- est in Spanish. Such conventions encourage the learning of Span- ish as a medium of communica- tion. Charles Doan listens intently to a lesson in the language listening lab. I Row 1: Nancy Rogers, Carol Thomas, Kay Ford, Betsy Sharp, Sherry Turner, Connie Bischoff, Carol Lewis, Trudy Kestner, Linda Vlfhitsitt, Lee Lane, Mrs. Grube. Row 2: Martha Tirey, Margaret Stiver, Nancy Dunton, Charlotte Smith, Sherry Lamb, Nancy Schieffer, Peggy' Green, Mary Wicklander, Janet Curry, Bonnie Straw, Pam Halgrimson, Beverly Wright. Row 3: Susan Smith, Laurie Enis, Susan Gervig, Ann Sparkman, Ellen Hus- bands, Brenda Stockburger, Peggy King. Row 4: Steve Weaver, Brian Wood, Terry Hoffman, Paul Tipton, John Mims, Bob Cleghorn, Jerry Fletcher, James Barrett, Gene Spivey, Ken Copeland, Joe Garland, George Jones, Mike Smith, John Weaver, Tom Garrett. 187 al ill