Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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JOAN CARLSON A quiet girl in whose pretty eyes a wealth of charm and friendship lie® JUDITH CARLSON— Judeo Pretty nice, and protty «pt to stay that way ROBERT M. CARLSON— flob A man among men is he; but among women would rather be DENNIS CARLSON— Denny A football man, a hockey man, and last but not lean a ladies man JAMES CARLSON— Jim He's the reason teachers' hair gets gray JANICE CARLSON— Jan Full of energy, ready with a pun; with a personality that makes for fun ROBERT W. CARLSON— Bob This man's a volume if you know how to read him PAMELA CARPENTIER— Pam Behind her bright and shiny eyes, a sunny disposition lies MICHAEL CASEY— Mike On tho gridiron he's known as a star; with ‘ his determination bo'll surely go far DONALD CAMPBELL— Don Full of character, full of fun; Don's liked by everyone JOHN CANNING— Jack All for fun and fun for all CATHERINE CARLSON- Cafhy Always pleasant, always neat; one of the best—just can't be beat CARSTIE CLAUSEN— ice Don't try to debato an issue with him, 'cuz he's sure to win PAUL CLENDENING Always ready with a witty reply, the best of sports to 'do or die' JOHN COMMAND His dancing and acting really rate; someday we know he'll be great 29

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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

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REGINALD DAVI$- Bud Foil of mischief, full of fun; thl guy's liked by everyone MICHAEL DAY— Mike A likeeble ehep with plenty of snap SANDRA DAY— Sendy She' o very calm and sweet; girls like her are hard to beat MARY CRAVENS A lovely face, sparkling eyes; a sincere heart within her lies PAMELA CREMERS— Pam Friendly and sweet, always neat ROBERT CORDER— Bob THo‘ he's new this yoar, ho's really welcome here not pictured KENNETH DAHLSTROM— Ken Good-natured, happy, and full of fun; there's not another like him under the sun LEE ANN CONVERSE Always quiet, always sweet; she's the type you like to meet CHARLES CORYELL— Cory Such a wolf should be kept in a cage JOHN COTTER He's quiet and shy, but one swell guy KATHRYN COWART- Kafhy Her sunny smile and happy ways will win her many happy days MARIE COYLE I may run for a bus but never for a class MELODEE CRASWELL— Mel It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice WARREN DENNIS A worthy guy, a scholar he has been; pleasant without, intellectual within ROBERT DOERING— Bob The best way to lengthen the day it to steal a few hours from the night GREGORY DORNEMAN— Greg For him the entire world It wrong; the nights too short, the days too long not pictured CHERYL DOWNEY A cate of .quality, not quantify 30