Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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SONORA 80DE Ever shell you welcome be, be-ceose of your personality WILLIAM BOERNKE— Bill The world knows little of its greatest men GERALD BOGREN—-Gerry Not too loud, not too shy; just the nicest sort of guy CHERYL BOIINE She has the gift of being herself FAY BOLTE Sugar and spice and everything nice RANDALL BONNER— Randy Things may go right or things may go wrong; Randy's happy-go-lucky all the day long JOY BONSALL Her ready smile a happy heart suggests ADRIANA BOUDEGUER—“Yoye Shy, sweet, smiling evermore; she's a girl we'll always adore ROBERT BOUTIN— Bob There's nothing like a good time unless it's two of them not pictured SANDRA BOWER— Sandy With her smiles and friendly way, she grows more likeable every day DONALD BRAUM— Don Always laughing, ready for fun; if you want amusement, Don's the one JAMES BRAZIL— J m Another of those silent men, thinking things not saying them ROBERT BREEDEN— Bob Sober but not serious; quiet but not idle PATRICK BRENNAN— Pat He's quiet, sometimes shy, but we all know Pat's a swell guy PATRICIA BRIDGES— Pat Sho's black of hair, tall of height, and we all think that she's just fight SUSAN BRIDGES— Sue She speaks in a monstrous wee voice 27

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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

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BARRY BROCK like gravity, he ha the power of attraction THOMAS BROKER— Tom long, lean, and likeable MICHAEL BROTON— Mike A likeable chap, we assure you of that TONI BUTKIEWICZ Her smile greet you. her way win you IUCY BUTLER She't been in Richfiold but a year, and done her best while she’ been here EDWARD BYHRE— Ed” He smiled and said, 'Don't rush me, girls' CAROLE BROWN Gay personality—full of vitality ' DENNIS BROWN— Denny He's small, but so is a stick of dynamite CAROL BRYANT Not too serious, not too gay; she hit a happy medium in a carefree way CAROL 8URGESON Charming manners and a winning smile; will carry her fame for many a mile BARBARA BURROWS— Barb During class and when school is done, her hobby is always having fun DONALD BURT— Don Girls are bothersome, but I like to be bothered SUSAN BUBLITZ— Sue Sophisticated manner, there's mischief in her eye; never a dull moment when Sue's standing by WILLIAM BUNKER— 8»U A man of few words, but many ideas LARRY BURDA Provide me with a car and I will go afar 28