Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Their En ironment With uestions 3 3 Performing dances Typical of her naiive counlry Bolivia, Eliana Del- Caslillo hopes 'ro become a professional dancer. In This period of our Three high school years each one of us is changing. Now we are growing, maluring, and ad- iusiing 'ro new siruarions. This is a lime of Tirsls--passing your driver's lesl, gelling your firsr iob, going To your Tirsr prom, buying a class ring, and planning for your fuiure. As we change, we become more aware of Jrhe environ- menlr around us. In our classes, we are provided wilh ex- cellenr Taciliries for learning. Through an educaiional ex- change program such as AFS we are able +o gain firsi- hand knowledge of foreign lands. While our foreign ex- change sluclenls, Beairiz Sanloro and Behrooz Towhigh, are discovering Americans, we are also learning abour Them. These years are a 'rime +o search, +0 seek, To discover, and To learn. As buses fransporf sludenfs home, a hallway fable becomes a resfing spoi' for Gary Mull as he pafienfly waifs his Turn. in Y 1 W . -.Mp 'P ,

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Students at Richfield Respond to Table of Contents introduction ..... Acodernic ..... Activities ... Urgonizotions ...... Sports ..... Underclossrnen ..... Seniors ...... . . Student Lite ....... Advertising ........ Senior Activities . Index ...... .... Acknowledgments . . . . pciges 2-9 . . pciges 10-45 . . . . pgges 46-77 . poges 78-127 poges 128-157 poges 158-189 poges 190-229 poges 230-239 pciges 240-255 poges 256-263 poges 264-271 . .. poges 272

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ndi idual Competition I Strong , Q I ,LLL ,,LW J I . ' Student council guide, Elaine Dopking, offers the sophomores a helping , I l hand on orientation day. l I i l l i z I A l f i l l , 1 l l 0 a ' i l s ! l l I Individual and team efforts are proudly acknowledged in a mirrored glass trophy case.