Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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54 l-W E, Throughout the year there were moments of fun such as the one given us by Tony Alford at the Student-Faculty volleyball game. Doing something like singing brought pleasure to Karen Townson. ' ' Q, F 15 'Y 13 xi d We -v- i y rEr1 ' fauna t I I 5 THE TOUR ENDED WITH MEMCRIES rv 155422214 !AEfS'fWf H lim! M . :Ju sf: 1 Uwe!!! 1: ur Y ' Q: ,1- A group gathering in the foyer always produced some enter- taining conversation. Thomas Vernetti found a moment of solitude in the busy year. 7 mx?

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raduation Qpened Doors to the World Once again the processional soundedg this time played by the Ram band, as the graduation ex- ercises hegan on May 31st, eight o'clock in the evening. Parents, teachers, friends, and students were present to hear the main ad- dress given by Dr. George lVl. Stokes and to see each graduating senior receive his letter of con- gratulations. The class of 1966, 436 strong, recognized twenty- three honor students, with James Reed Wilson named as valedictori- an. The evening ended with a mark of enthusiasm that wasn't on the program, but that did sym- bolize the spirit of this class, as they reached the end of the reces- sional and yelled for the last time: nWe're the class that tops the restg Seniors '66 are best. The top six students were honored with seats on the platform along with the other honored guests. Dr. Knape, a Board of Education Member, presented a letter of congratula- tions to Danny Farrar. Fred McGregor, class president, delivered a wel- coming address to parents, students, and honored guests. 53

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Mrs. Lowry hid from the had guys. behind the nearest locker. Britt Cox paused for exercises. M.r. Bernhausen, better knowrr as Mr. B, added wit and wisdom when he substituted. Lee Lane, Pam Broughton, and Nancy Alessandra were caught in the act of changing shoes on Dress-up Day. 55