Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Looked at Passing Year To the Students of Richfield: This is your yearbook. It has been slaved over, battled over, cried over, and laughed over. But it hasrft been looked over. We have tried to capture the very beating core of Richfield and bind it together for you and for us. We hope that some of your fondest memories are here. If they're not, then you may throw this book away. Because it is meant to be a memorial-to the year 1965-66. Sincerely, The Aries Staff Club Editors Kathy Embry and Martita Tirey became hysterical the day before deadline. Photographer Glenn Gardiner .smiled at the foot- ball crowd, unaware that he was also a camera subject. Diana Carlson and Betsy Perry slaved over organizations. Lewis Roddy: Is that a bug on my camera lens? r-A' ifffy

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RAMS F OUGHT FOR THE RED ROW 1: Beth Anne Spain, Diane McFarland, Suzanne Martin, Cheryl Rolon. ROW 2: Ronnie Vickery, Scott Jones, Earl Peevey, Tommy Thompson, Ernie Armstrong, Mike Brockway, Jerry Richerson, Tommy Herring, Mike Standifer. ROW 3: Russell Smith, Rick Hill, Danny Farrar, Rush Milam, David Fisher, Randall Simmon, Charles Call. ROW 4: Mr. Johnson, Kevin Asaff, Ronnie Knoll, Steve Little, Glen Meadar, Bill McClinton, Mike Gug- genbickler, Wayne Krupicko ROW 5: Mr. Casner, Mr, Price, Ken Russell, .lim Devaney, Billy Brewer, Roy Nash, Carl hlclntosh, Mr. Morrow, Mr. Rolan. Rams Club members, such as Billy Brewer, were enthusi- astic about sports events. 248 Lettermen and other athletes joined together for their spring picnic while other students worked on eighth period finals.