Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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BEVERLY JEAN JOHNSON Brains galore, we will say no more. DAVID R. JOHNSON Girls are bothersome, but l like to be bothered. EARL JOHNSON Rather quiet and rather shy, still, he's a regular guy. MARILYN JOHNSON i She's engagedg she must use Pond's. M. LYNN JOHNSON A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men, NORMAN JOHNSON He spoke not a word but went straight to his work. ' I E JOHNSON ROBERT G. Quiet but persevering. I RONALD JOHNSON I Classes should be 10 minutes long-5 to come and 5 to go. DONALD JONES The best way to lengthen the day is to steal a few hours from the night, 1 l . RQ way. He'll find a way. BARBARA KENT FRANCIS KERKHOVE He can waste more time in a half hour than most people can in a week. RUTH ANN KESTER Not too serious, not too gay, a happy medium in a fine way. DAVID KLANCKE Ambition needs no rest, but I do. KAY KNICK Bubbling over with lots of fun. J. ALLEN KNIGHT A football man, a basketball man, and last but not least, a ladies' man. ROGER KNUDSON No one should ever overwork. R1 'ei' x RICHARD KAMLEITER We learn each day, he's a fine fellow in every CHARLES KENNEDY We'll miss her cheery smile.

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come her way. sets out to do. KAREN HANSON Her smile would warm a polar bear. SHARON HANSON A quiet girl in whose eyes, a wealth of friend- ship lies. JAY HARALDSON Quiet, but with friends around, a nicer friend cannot be found. and so do l. worthwhile. room to disagree. BARBARA GODWIN Cheery as the sun's first ray, may good luck RICHARD GRABOW He smiled and said, Don't rush me, girls. KENNETH GRINDELAND A fine lad, friendly too, he does the work he JUDITH HARRINGTON Some say the world is made for fun and frolic, NANCY HOULDING Her energy is spent in supporting everything ' 'RALPH HYDEN No matter what the subiect be, I always find THOMAS GROSETH Well, I think l shall take my massive brain home and give it a rest. MARCY GRUMMONS A miss who's full of mischief. D. ROBERT HAAHEIM Sincere and true to all is he, with vast and wide ability. SHARON HALE Sophistication at its best. PATRICIA HALLAN She has a willing heart and a willing hand. ARDELE HANSON Tho' we've looked all around, a better girl can not be found. DIANE JACOBSEN Here's a girl as good as gold, never too shy, never too bold. DEANNA JENSEN Those winkable, blinkable, merrily twinkable eyes. KAY JIRACEK Liked by all, courted by one.

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PATRICIA LAUKKA She has rhythm in her feet. LOLA LEAF Her blush is beautiful, but sometimes venient. DIANE LIEN Why gentlemen prefer blonds. with a carefree way. smile. Q .. . kk r 1 incon- JEANETTE KNuTsoN Many are her fnends, few are her foes, everyone lIkes her wherever she goes. RICHARD KOP LIke the stars-out every night. EDWARD KRAMER Ed lives to build and not to boast. BETTY KRUCHOSKI Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. EUGENE KuNz , , K Where there's a wIll, there s a way. JOI-IN KVAALE A mighty hero on floor and grid, but very modest as to what he did. KAREN LINDELL Rollicking, snappy, always gay, a carefree gal WAYNE LINDSKOOG A quiet man, but quite a man. JOYCE LITTLE A true queen's personality shines through her RONALD LUETTINGER Our idea of a regular fellow. RICHARD MAAS Whatever his task may be, he will do it willingly. .UN CHARLES MAGNUSSEN Seniors may come, seniors may go, but here's a senIor for all to know. -fir-ff wig, Y 5 Vm,,,,, 1 JEROME LAITALA A gentleman and a friend. WAYNE LARSON Tho' it be to others' disgust, my cycle 'em in the dust. leaves SHARRON LARY Sharron's a cheerful lass, one of the finest in our class.