Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Touring With the Candid Camera Any tour of the school must be a tour of the students-for students are Richfield. Students brought amusement and honor to Richfield, and took these same qualities to all parts of the community as repre- sentatives of the school. Now we take you on a tour of what was Richfield life for one short year. Steve Savage, otherwise known as Mike Leskin, provided some of the more swinging entertainment at pep rallies. Bill Barabas developed a lump in his throat at lunch. I6 Karen Clayton fell into the world of her own thoughts, W Q2 N X' ' it '-11535

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ieanin and Cooking Were Daily Tasks Julia Robinson, the FBI of Richfield, went about collecting fingerprints. After a hard day of work, Fred Lehrmann relaxed in the teachers' workroom. Richfield's structure of steel and linoleum was a heavy maintenance problem. A staff of six men and three women, headed by lVIr. H. G. McClain, worked night and day to clean this place of learning. In the Cafeteria, Mrs. Baur headed a staff consisting of assistant manager Mrs. Thrower, three cashiers, and twelve full-time cooks. These cafeteria workers quite literally served the students of Richfield. Amid the shining stainless steel of Richfield's cafeteria, Vera Mathews and illie V. Hood prepared for the three lunch periods. Head Custodian H. G. McClain obviously enjoyed his work. r YET!!!

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Carolyn Power and Cheryl Anderson crowned Jimmy Henshaw as this year's Prince Ugly. l I I C I I K 1 0 -qw Mr. Tommie Sutes introduced Me- mie Adams as one of Waco's high school honorees at a Lion's Club banquet. iil 4.. 1 ni 'Ii' no-ug If hx .,,,,,,. f -MQW The foyer telephone was a regular stop for Alan Dolezal found a rare moment of quiet concentratlon ,lo Pollard as well as many others.