Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Hundreds of books line the walls of the Richfield library for all students to check out. hat I YOLII' ShOI'tBSt Book . t My A t H V . W mix w mt- it Jo Kilpatrick uses library ref-- The file is a handy thing. erence books. 82 3---' X H. L 1 What? Surely no one has bubble gum in the library!

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L Lv he - ' I c W'-'Y Y F195 3-f fv, :if ' V .. 1,4 5-'s f 'Pri' M.:-1 , me Av LJ 52 if P31 i' Q 'f-:ay i FHV55- 3 ' 'Q I A-44.1. ip, 1 'rv' Ins, H J! 3 J U' A 1 1 Qn. J fT ' P ...nm , Craig Belknap urges the students to come out to the games. The school day begins with the raising of the flags gf the United States, Texas, and often, the Victory lag. While Mac Arnold and Lawrence Dibb raise the flag outside, students inside pledge allegiance. 81

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Senior Committees Senior Recognition Committee meets to discuss plans for Recognition Day. The Senior Class Commit- tees are designed to represent the Wishes of the class through the homeroom members of the committees. The commit- tees, with the aid of the facul- ty, plan such matters as the senior flag, the prom, the gift, and t h e speaker f or com- mencement. The committees also help establish traditions, class spirit, and class unity. Decoration Committee talks over ideas concerning The Historical Committee approved this plan for the decorations for the Prom. Senior flag, The chairmen of the Sen- ior Committees are: Seat- ed: Gary Meier, Gift Committeeg. Jan Smith and Susan Rogers, Recog- nition Committeeg and Mitch Parks, Historial Committee. St a ndin g: Larry Walker, Invitations Committeeg Steve Beck- him, Scholarship Com- mitteeg Don O'Neil, Social Committeeg and John Harris, Graduation Com- mittee. 83