Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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the feeling goes away. DARLENE RICHARDSON A helpful companion is better than gold. M. DONALDA ROBERTS A wee bit flighty and mighty flirtatious. GERALD RONNING The more we see him, the more we like him. out the class. JAMES REDDICK A quiet unassuming lad is he. FRITZ REINECKE I have a car, it's not so newg but show me a road l can't go through. BERNICE REMER Shyness conceals hidden virtues. THOMAS REZAB Quiet, congenIal, and smiling. C. GENE RICHARDSON When I get the feeling to study, I lie down until RONALD REITER A genius in a quiet way. She few. DAVID SCHWAMM A fine fellow, a fine frlend. MARLENE SCHWIE Pleasant, sweet, always neat. DEE ANN SHEMANEK An attractIve, clever lass, very well llked through- her days. JUDITH SCHAFER is good and trueg girls like her are all MARILYN SCHIEMO A pleasing manner wins many friends. MARVIN SCHNEIDERMAN Rascals are always sociable. WILLIAM ROONEY If it isn't funny I ll make It so KAREN RUTGERSON A smile is worth a world of sighs BARBARA ST JOHN Her happy ways will bring her luck through TOO

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THEODORE NEWCOMB Loyal and good in work or play. JUDITH NILSEN , A .5 A lass so mild and so meek that even her shoes 'M ' refuse to squeak. f MARTHA NORTON --- A' Play, and l'll play with your study, and yOu'll A in f.. Her thinking of others makes us think of her. - V, study alone. The highest virtue we commend is that to all you are a friend. He owns a one-way ticket to success. -K A JANICE OLSEN DAVID OLSON GRAYCE OLSON MARY ANN OLSON Never a harsh word to anyone. ROBERT OLSON Even tho' girls are a puzzle, he will never them up. JUDITH PEARCY A quiet tongue shows a wise head. GARY PEARSON A wise man knows his businessg a wiser man tends to it. CATHERINE PETERSON T A lovelY Qirl, never blue, always kind, Qood, ri V A H A L and true. H gg' ' JOHN PETERSON i f s f A y ' Why aren't they all contented like me? if A LORELE1 PETERSON So blond, so slim, so dignified. ROBERT PETERSON around KAREN POOUETTE friends hold her so dear. His presence, we have found, is welcomed by. all So pleasant, honest, and so sincereg no wonder ' E V3 give mi at work. With a song in her heart. Never an assignment does she shirk, she smiles GERALD RASMUSSEN Such as he will forge ahead, regardless of size. DONNA Pou LTER FAY QUANBECK Q

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DORENE SI-IEMANEK A tiny gem sparkling with quality. HARALD SIMONSEN There s no excitement In school, so why come? GARY SMITH A young man, quiet and sincere, an asset while he was here PATRICIA STARDIG ' Life is gay, life is iolly, we must have our of folly. share AUDREY STEENERSON - I School breaks up so much of the day. 1 : Ei PATRICIA STENERSON I Mischief in her laughing eyes, forbids sorrow, care, or sighs. 'M JL X EDWARD STITT If all cavemen were like him, please back to the Stone Age. take me GERALD STROM Likable, lean, and lanky. MARLENE STUDLIEN She puts her best efforts into everything she does. only a dream. KAREN SMITH A bright cheery girl wherever she goes. SANDRA SMITH Her heart is as light as her eyes are bright. BARBARA SNEEN A lass with a smile is a lass worthwhile. -S - . 5 BARBARA SWANSON I RUSSELL SWANSON Well, l've served my time-now, good-bye. CAROLYN THOMAS I thought I saw her studying, but, alas, it was if . 1.1 RONALD SoMMERs Sooner or later a man with an aim will be a man with a name. LINDA SOPPELAND Silence is the companion of deeper thoughts. SANDRA STANLEY To name all her good points would be writing a book. CL. Lovely to look at, delightful to know. ' SEM 'fir . -tr-..' I . A