Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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AVr. Wesloh Mr. Wheaton KENNETH WESIOH, who it an advisor to the senior class, teaches trigonometry, solid geometry, and secondary math. Mr. Wcsloh received a B.S. from St. Cloud State Collego and a M.A. from the U. of M. WARREN WHEATON received a B.S. from the U. of M. in electronics and electricity. Mr. Wheaton teaches electricity and it an advisor to tho senior class as well at being in charge of the tound tyttem. Mr. Wiobe Mr. Zeimor GLEN WIE8E who earned hit B.A. and A .A. from Iowa State University, toachet plane geometry, secondary math and is an advisor to tho junior class. CHARLES ZEIA ER, who toachet vocal mutic at RHS, received his B.S. from St. Olaf College and his M.Ed. from the U. of M. A r. Zeimer is an advitor to the senior class. 16 Mr. Christianson, Miss Wessman, Mr. Gilbert

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Miss Ostgaard Mist Paulson Mr. Pedersen OELORES OSTGAARD, who i a senior class play director and a junior class advisor, received her B.A. from Gustavus. She teaches English II, creative writing, and drama. NONA PAULSON received her B.A. from Iowa State. Sho teaches physical education and health and is advisor to the G.A.A. end senior class. BEN PEDERSEN attended St. Cloud State and receivod his B.S. He teaches American history and is an advisor to the sophomore class. DORIS PETERSON, whose hobbies oro travel, reading, and skiing, teaches English 11 and World literature. She also advises the Ushers Club and the senior class. Sho carnod her degree at St. Olaf. RAY SAXTON attended the American University and the U. of M. where he received his B.A, and B.S. Ho teaches Spanish and Germon and is advisor to the junior class. JOYCE SCHWARTZ receivod her B.A. from Augsburg. She teaches English 10 and journalism, and is advisor to the Spot-life. Her 'pot peeve' Is, Spotlito reporters who miss their deadline. Miss Peterson Mr. Saxton Mrs. Schwarti Miss Shapiro Mr. Schwichtenberg RALPH SCHWICHTENBERG, who teaches chemistry, is an advisor to the junior class and th« Radio Club. He received his B.S. from Winona State. JOAN SHAPIRO received her B.A. from Wellesley. She teaches American history and is advisor to the G.A.A. AIDEN STOESZ rccoivcd his B.S. from Mankato Stafo College. He teaches Industrial Arts and‘is advisor to tho sonior class and assistant football coach. His 'pot peove' is when Bloom-ington boats us in on athletic contest. WILLIAM TAYLOR is another of the biology teachers at R.H.S. He received his B.S. and M.Ed from South Dakota State. ARCHIE WARD, who is she head wrestling coach and assistant football coach, teaches physical education 10, II and 12. Ho received his B.A. from Luther College and his M.S. from tho U. of M. and South Dakota State. Mr. Ward is senior class advisor. GORDON WEBB received his B.A. and M.A. from tho U. of M. He teaches accelerated math and piano goomotry, and advises the senior class. Mr. Webb's 'pet peeve' is, filling out questionnaires. 15 Mr. Taylor Mr. Ward Mr. Webb

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Dear Seniors: Awards to you and your school have been many during your Golden Year. You may well be proud of your class for the many contributions it has made in all the activities of the school. These have resulted in a high degree of prestige for the school and the participating students. Members of the class have also participated willingly and eagerly in the service activities where the only award is the satisfaction of seeing a job well done. Academically this year's senior class is holding its own with the classes that have graduated in the past. Faculty members have been most sincere in their efforts to give each student a well-rounded preparation for almost any endeavor he she may wish to pursue after high school. In the academic area the immediate benefits to the student and school will not be as apparent as they seem to be in the other activities mentioned above. You will most likely have to await future Golden Years for your awards based upon the results of the academic experience in high school. It seems you exploited your potential talents very well and will, as a result, be able to look back on high school as a rewarding experience. Your faculty offers congratulations and best wishes for continued success and happiness in the future. Most sincerely. 17