Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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i l s., 0 0 4 r v. ,-e I V , frying 'ro read her schedule and find oul' Cindy Hoffman where her rooms are, seelcs help from senior Shari While. The firsl day of school is a 'lrighlening experience for many sfuclenls. Bewildered and confused, nol knowing whal +o ,,,vv-,.,,-,f-Y-W I I ,hu . .w W ...f-MW i M ,ff 'I ffw' Wk-'Aviv'-rpldww H Y,,,,,,,,ww s' , ,,.,fMf A 4 M I V M ,.,.ff,.-Aff MNMMQMWMM ,,,,,,, sw My I I I W ,W WMWWAW ,ff i K .,.w 'i'iii H , N, , ' I Wu., K , K A bww MMM,,.,f xxx' V M4 X Mwi Orientation Marks Embarrassmenl is Jill Praelorius' problem when she alfends her firsl class al orienlalion. expecf nexlr, fhis girl wails palrienlly for someone lo help her wi+h a schedule change. ' 'W

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nmm le TTTESE eww rmiscar WM As well as being mainlenance workers mos? cuslodians drove buses for EVf1SSl' Clarin. JSVOVTYS WGIISGYV Thomas Johnson Frank Folsom- Bob Richfield Public Schools. They include from lefl lo righl: Merle Taefeld, ROUUSONI and John AHSVS- A Custodian? Work Is Never Done The cusrodians worked in lwo shifls. The day shill The nighlr shilr was in charge of cleaning Jrhe class- opened rhe school each day and slarled rhe heal rooms and lhe hallways. They replaced lighls and during lhe winlrer. Their olher dulies included main- compleled all necessary carpenlrry. Alrer ex+ra-cur- raining lhe school grounds, as well as driving and ricular acliviries, lhey made sure everyrhing was in servicing 'rhe buses. order before leaving. w .iw--2 ff' I .- ,- fr ' g.....4 T Dedicafed fo rhe rask of keeping Rl-IS near and clean are the cus- Dwighl' Exsrrom. Row 2: Gene Snuggerud. Harold Kwalcenal. Harvey 'rodians-Froni' Row: Florian Carpenlier, Einar Simpson, Lee Konok, MOFGhOUS9,GSOfQ6 Bauman, RObSf'f I-luherrv.

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' of a Life at RH the First Challenge if l i .4 Qi i ff ' if yy m ' gf T s ag? Two girls, Kerry Kelzenberg and Debbie Schanno. begin To wonder whaT The resT of The year is going To be lilce. lT's ThaT way. senior Paul l'larclT Tells quesTioning sopho- more David Moe as sophomores invade The halls of RHS. Comfusion reigned supreme on AugusT 3l, when 933 sophomores invaded Rl-lS Tor orienTaTion. Jun- iors and seniors came To The aid OT bewildered sopho- mores as They searched Tor The easT wing in The maze oT sTairways, corridors, and ramps. LocaTing a locker was also hard worlc, especially when numbers aren'T in sequence. By The end of The day Teachers and sTudenTs alilce were wondering il They would have To Tace l8O days iusT lilce orienTaTion l967. Sophomores are bewildered when They find Themselves facing new classmaTes whom They have never seen before. f sw-