Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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NEIl AHLSTROM livoly, prankish, full of fun; always doing thing on tho tun MORRIS AINSWORTH— Chuck He may be small, but so wai Napoleon BONNIE ANDERSON She's right in step when it comet to pep ROBERT 8ABEKUHL— Bob Nearly killed once by a train of thought passing through his mind MARCEL BACH— Marce The quiet type wilh hopes not dim; this world of ours has a place for him JOHN BAKKE It's not that he likes studies less, but he like his fun the best ELLEN ANDERSON Her smile would warm a polar bear GARY ANDERSON A modest lad we must confess, with just a touch of bathfulness KATHLEEN ANDERSON— Kathy She's a small one, she's a shy one; and we know she only loves ono KENNETH ANDERSON— Ken Of the girls he's awfully shy or else he's most awfully si ' LYNN ANDERSON Ever friendly, over gay, wo know she'll always be that way MICHAELYN ANDERSON— Mike Friendly, classy, and very attractive; this little girl is plenty active SHIRLEY ANDERSON Shirley is good to look at, but better to know SUSAN ANDERSON— Sue She hat a heart for overy joy— and every boy BARBARA ANDREW— Barb When worries are heaped on her heavy she fakes it out on hor rod Chevy 25

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Yes, Mr . Carlton, tom« teacher do fake homework home. Why don't you write down to my level for a change? THE FACULTY WORKS? 24 Hey gang! I failed 13 students la t week. That make me on ACEH!

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DEANNE BERTELSON Seriou in cUu, but ready for a laugh SUSAN BEZDENY— Sue Her winning tmile and happy way will bring her luck through all her day '' STEVEN BI LIME IE R— Steve He we once caught studying DOUGLAS BERGESON— Doug Energy i n't meatured by inehe ROBERT BERGMAN— Bob Do tomorrow what you can put off today VIRGINIA BERGMAN— Ginny Pep, punch, and per onality WILLIAM BISCHEL— Bill Laugh and the world laugh with you, cry and you get a red no»e GARY BJORNSTAD At he travel along life' way, much will he do, but little ay PATTY BLEICHNER Nice and neat, tmall and tweet not pictured RAY BLEICHNER A likeable fellow with a carefree way not pictured GARY BLOOMQUIST Although he' »hy, he' a wonderful guy RICHARD BENGTSON— O cJt Dick it swell, a we all know; maybe that' why we like him to LELA BERG— Lee She' fun, he‘ gay; wo like her that way MARY BERGER A cute little girl, full of fun; for a peppy companion Mar the one ROBERT BARSNESS— Bob I wa a boy scout until I was 16, now I'm a girl tcout GERALD BECKMAN— Jerry While I live, lot me JAMES BENEDICT— Jim He'» neither a bookworm nor a social hound; but a likable fellow to have around 26