Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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The cover story: Above, Peggy Payne examined the finished product which co-editors Linda Barton and Susan Hoffman and business manager John Weaver Kon the cover! labored over diligently with Mr. Porterfield at Waco Printing. Ginger Cunningham and Martha Reid attempted to follow Mr. Hawthornefs instructions in chorus. Place: Richfield Gymnasium. Time: 30 seconds before air time. Lights, camera, ac- tion-and a morning became electric, as KWTX televised Richfieldis National Hon- or Society initiation. The eyes of Central Texas were upon them. For their story, turn to page 238. THE NATIONAL SCENE I 238 National Honor Society Televised Initiation 242 Quill and Scroll Honored Writers 243 NFL Got Into the Scene 260 Treading on the Latin Pride 262 Spanish, Language ot Festivity THE CAMPUS 236 Council Brought Action 240 Edwards Literary Society Published Magazine 244 Deadline tor the Press 246 Aries Statt Looked at Passing Year 267 Math Clubs Practiced 'Art ot Computation' 268 Students Assisted in Many Departments ENTERTAINMENT 250 Horns ot the Rams 255 Varsity Choir Headed Choral Department 256 Girls' Varsity Learned to Enjoy Music 257 Sophomore Choir Held New Talent Boys' Choir Established. 258 Robed, Mixed Choirs Practiced Music Fundamentals SPORTS 248 Rams Fought tor the'Red and Gray 266 Amphibians Vied in Meets IW X, ,fn ri I Xxx , I I si PeP' if I 1, I I 1 r it ' I 'N ff l I , X y ff , gff ff 1' I f r 4 I X, I X fr A7 X, , y. 1' ,f l 'yi f r I ,X , fir fr, r r , f f f 'gf c. fgfrfl y r r f I X 1 X X

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COUNCIL BROUGHT ACTIO Vice-president Rush Milam suggested a proposition during a night council meeting. Suggestions and requests from all over the school were reported by homeroom representatives as Ernie Armstrong did at this meeting. It was the annual inspection tour of the cafeteria, attended by Council members Connie Crow, Paul Marable, and Carol Lewis. , rw 4.vo 5 65 yy, Aw, the Student Council doesn't really do anything ...H Pity the person who said that in his ignor- ance. Richiield's Student Council was the most active student govern- ing body in Central Texas this past year. Now, think back through the school year Remember the pe- tition sent to President Johnson sup- porting his policy toward Viet Nam? What about the Remember Mel' drive for our men in Viet Nami? The Student Directory, a yearly project, was compiled this year under the leadership of Ernie Armstrong, editor, and Bob Black, business man- - , . ager. And dld you listen to the army of- ficers irom Fort Hood who had served in Viet Nam? The Student Council was responsible for all of these, and more . . . The Remember Me praiect cluttered the foyer floor as Robert Rodgers, Rush Milam, and Penny Edens helped Student Council sponsor Mrs. Jeanette Maxwell pack the gifts right before Thanksgiving.