Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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ROW 1: Linda Kudelka, Cindy Thompson, Judy Cornett, Kathy Shirley, Deb- Whitsitt, Cathy Thornton Dianne Mayes, Pat Roberts, ROW 4: Debbie bie King Shirley Falkner Donna Dawson ROW 2' Sand Stewart Janie Thomas, Mellanie Bowers, Ellie Smith, Sharon Ingram, Mellanie Staton v , - ' 7 1 9 Price, Diana Fort, Paula Merilian, Linda Barton, Beth Spain, Sharon O'Malley, Patty Laehele. ROW 3: Billie Brasrears, Maxine Siegel, Kathy Jones, Linda Jeanelle Bledsoe, Deanna Duyck. irlsl Varsit Learned to HJC All State Finalists Tommy Woden, Susan Ledbetter, Ken Copeland, Suzy Thompson, Hays Moore, Rex Wood. 256 MUSIC The purpose of the Girls, Varsity Choir was mainly to form a major performing choir second only to the Var- sity Choir. Therefore, members of this choir were also chosen by audition on the basis of talent and musical background, and were only junior and senior girls. The Girls, Varsity represented Richfield in various programs and contests for the community.

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i VARSITY CHOIR . . . ROW 1: Mr. Hawthorne, Karen Hederstedt, Judy Rustin, Francis Steakley, Barbara Steakley, Cathy Cawood, Barbara George, Barbara Browder, Carolyn Thomas, Marti Cilfin. ROW 2: Suzy Thompson, Susan Ledbetter, Becky Sprague, Marsha Lindsay, Lynn Huddleston, Lois Lutes, Carolyn Lynch, Ja Pollard, Jan Lindley. ROW 3: Karen Townsend, Sherri Fudge, Margaret Hooker, Melissa Megarity, Ken Copeland, Tommy Womack, Hays Moore, Penny Edens, Deborah Wirnpee, Beth Carlin, Beth Eaton. ROW 4: Virginia Bates, Geraldine Cripe, Larry Anderson, Larry Pierce, Tomrny Waden, David Holdbroolc, Steven Weaver, Doug Herring, Jack Past, Corrie Leggett, Tommie Kay Moore. ROW 5: Rex Wood, Jim Parrish, lohn Aydelotte, Jim DeVaney, Billy Brewer, Ed Jarrett, Billy Gerrick, Richard Marstaller, Larry McCombs, Bill Scroggins. Headed Choral Department Richfield resounded this year to the music of its six great choirs which were directed by Mr. Loyd Haw- thorne. From the first choral assembly in October to the spring musical 4'lVly Fair Ladyf, the variety and quality displayed by these choirs were a delight to the music lovers of Richfield. The foremost choir in the de- partment was the Varsity Choir, whose members were selected through audition. The Varsity Choir was made up of those choral students with the most musical back- ground as well as the most talent. The year was a busy one for this choir, which sang for numerous assemblies, clubs, community programs, and contests. Richfield was proud to share its talented and hard-working Var- sity Choir with the community. - 1 -.X X, 'X 'f . . s 1 V' rv . Varsity Officers Ken Copeland, Pres., Deborah Wimpee, Alto Section Leader, Hays Moore, Tenor Section Leader, Ed Jarrett, Vice-Pres., Karen Townsend, Student Con- ductor, Rex Wood, Bass Section Leader.

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Sophomore Choir Held ew Talent As is indicated by its name, this choir consisted of the sophomores enrolled in the choral department. The Sophomore Choir contributed to the choral assemblies, as well as giving its own Christmas program for the sophomore assembly in December. Those sophomores who did well and wished to continue in choir were given first preference for next year's Varsity Choir. ROW 1: Otto Dutschmann, Kay Hilliard, Becky Bennett, Elizabeth Barrett Penny Griffin, Bill Sherrod, John White, Barbara Manley, Gail St. John Diane Stokes, Nancy Roberts. ROW 2: Pat Marstaller, Carolyn Hudson, Vir ginia Collins, Roby Barrett, Larry Melton, Brian Daly, Tina Williamson Marsha Prim, Paula Arnold, Carolyn Phillips. ROW 3: Brenda Ramsey: p Katherine 'Swanner, Jean Shuttlesworth, Cynthia Litton, Bryan Snyder, Johnny Wepler, Danny Elwood, Diane Kethley, Joan Miller, Sherry Sullivan, Cheryl Smith. ROW 4: Sharon Allen, Jana Cole, Tessie Hanna, Susan Endsley, Larry Wilson, Lynn Janek, Richard Peterson, Gail Goodwin, Karen Underwood, Jerry Lutes, Cynthia Jahnke, Mary Jo Taylor, Gay Hutchison. Boys? Choir E tablished One of the most notable of Richfieldis choirs was the newly organized Boyst Choir. Comprised of approxi- mately twenty-five boys selected by lVIr. Hawthorneg these students met at 7:45 in the mornings as an un- scheduled choir. They used their time to learn four-part male selections and concentrated on finding folk selec- tions to add to the repertoire. Much admiration is due these outstanding students. ROW 1: Jack Post, Dennis Lee, Ken Copeland, Jack Boswell, Bill Scroggins. ROW 2: Ronnie Gill, Rez Wood, Bryan Snyder, Doug Herring, John White. ROW 3: Danny Moore, Hays Moore, Richard Peterson, Tommy Waden, Latham Knight, Steven Weaver, Larry Melton. ROW 4: John Aydelotte, Mike Follette, Larry McCombs, Kent Starr, Richard Marstaller, George Pool, Billy Cerrick. ROW 5: Jim Parrish, Jim DeVaney, Billy Brewer, Steven Vaughn. Ed Jarrett, David Holdbrook, Tommy Womack. 257