Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Distric! Admiuisfrafiau x I Ckfflf 4 HARRY E. RUMPEL Mr. Rumpel, the superintendent, came to Richfield in 1944 from Mahtomedi, Min- nesota, where he had been superintendent for sixteen years. A resume of his duties includes the responsibility to see that all preparations are made for students each yearg to see that all teachers are employed and that all materials are purchased. The efficiency with which he and his associates fulfill their duties is a major part in the smooth operation of the Richfield School System. kifhicld Heard af Sdumtizm MR. GUNNAR MR. NORMAN MR. JAMES MR. KENNETH MR. ROBERT MRS. GLADYS AHLQUIST BARSNESS DEMOS FORSLAND GUNDERSON HAUGEN

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Priucivalis Message You have played an important role in helping to establish traditions in your school. Without your sincere efforts in the direction of improving scholarship, developing good citizenship, and producing leadership, this school would be just another cold and lifeless structure. Your experiences have been many and varied with the aim of developing competent, well-balanced citizens who can go out into a complex world and take their rightful place. We trust that you have made the most of your oppor- tunities so you may have that feeling of satisfaction which comes from a job well done. Your administration and faculty have been very happy and proud to have been able to work with you. We hope that these associations, along with those you have had with other students and friends, will have caused you to grow in the understanding of knowledge in the social graces, in the ability to mingle with others, and in the desire to rise above mediocrity. We hope that you may look back upon your experiences with the fondest of memories and a feeling of pride. To those of you who are now leaving us, we extend our best Wishes for a bright and successful future. HAROLD RASMUSSEN