Richfield High School - Aries Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Color Photography and Most Representatives by Jimmie W illis 2600 Washington W aco, Texas

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Editor Pat Dillon Business Manager Ellie Smith Features Editor Carolyn Berry Faculty Editors Laurie Enis Lynda Marstaller Classes Editors Memie Adams Ginny Smith Club Editors Kathy Embry Martha Tirey Sports Editor Beth Anne Spain Organization Editors Diana Carlson Betsy Perry Photographers Glenn Gardiner Mike Levine Louis Roddy Barry Anderson Sponsor Miss Betsy Williams 1966 ARIES Contents Holiday Features The Instructor Faculty MAD Classes Life Clubs Sports Illustrated Sports Look Organizations HOLIDAY IN THIS ISSUE RHS: OUT OF ESTIVATION 4 SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZED 6 STUDENTS BACKED RAMS 8 A NIGHT OF MAJESTY I0 CHEERLEADERS BOOSTED RAMAS ENTHUSIASM I2 TOURING WITH THE CANDID CAMERA lb MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS I8 TIME AND TALENT BROUGHT SUCCESS 26 OFFICERS STEERED SUCCESSFUL COUNCIL 28 CITIZEN SHIP SAILED IN WITH CREW 30 MY FAIR LADY 39 BATMEN BATTERED GANGSTERS 40 STUDENTS BUNCHED FOR LUNCH 42 PAST TRADITIONS REMEMBERED 47 GRADUATION OPENED DOORS TO THE WORLD 53 THE TOUR ENDED WITH MEMORIES 54 FOREWORD: If parts of this edition of Aries resemble magazines, then at least one of its goals has been accomplished. It was designed to present Richfield-its people and its life-not as an isolated organism of education but as an active part of the community. Because of the nature of magazines as news media, they were copied to combine the facts which were newsworthy, entertaining, and representative of Richfield and its role in the community. The pictures which tell the story were chosen because they seemed most representative of the true nature of school life. If the overall content of this Aries gives a fair coverage of the school year of 1965-66, the task of its assemblage was worth- while.