Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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l-lopefuls for Cheerleader Tried ut For three weeks the 1965-66 cheerleaders schooled candidates for the next year's leaders in the art of encouraging' school spirit. Then on May 3, elections were held to derive finalists for the girls, competition and to name the hoy cheerleaders, who will he Johnny Shuttlesworth, Keith Poehl, and Gerry Hoffman. Finals were held on May 6, and the results showed Sherrie Lamb, Alice Sligh, and Bar- bara Banta as Richfield's girl cheer- leaders for 1966-67. Suzanne Martin coached Patti Taylor before final Lryouts.

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Beyond Endurance, ond Belief. . . The three performances of My Fair Lady were glittering affairs. The show brought in a large profit and played to audiences who were delighted at the talented choral stu- dents who wore elaborate costumes, played on beautiful sets, and sang with an accomplished band. But what the audience may not have been aware of was the superhuman labor of the Choral, Homemaking, and Art Departmentsg the Stage Bandg Mrs. Lynda Riess of the Drama De- partmentg and many volunteers. The long rehearsals and tiring work ses- sions, however produced an almost unbelievably professional show. Be- yond belief and beyond endurance? Maybe so, but people at Richfield are capable of anything. , F51 ' . 'r , . y 0.4 I it I . X t ,IQ . 94 9 . I O are 1,0 O it Q 0 QL? tri' 5 Pam Copeland Susie Warrington and other mem Art students Gary Kattner Joe Garrison, Patti Taylor, Betty Murdock bers of the Homemaklng Department created the and many others painted elaborate sets built on frames made in the