Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Miss Sundre discusses the finer points for Mr. Hare shows Bob Lortis the way to the door for future Huckleberry Finn fans, reference. Miss Audrey Buss English 10 and I I Mr. Frank Curry Speech, Oral Interpretation Speech Director Homecoming Director F.C.A. Adviser Sophomore Class Adviser Mrs. Lucille Duggan English 10 Mr. James Hare English 12 Head Baseball Coach Asst. Football Coach Mrs. Joyco Henrikson English 12 Miss Diane Hunt English 10 Steve Goebel is caught whispering sweet nothings to Al Eklund during English. 26

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COOKS. CUSTODIANS P. Jacobion, I. Colon. V. Horbcrg. E. Bergren. E. Pennoko. Front row: M. Freeman, J. Hanson, B. Quomstrom. G. Fisher, F Petersen, V. DcWarais, M. Jorgenson. Cooks and custodians help maintain Richfield Feeding time at Richfield happened three times a day, every day, to a group of ladies known rather notoriously as The Cooks. This happy gang of kitchen marvels, over nineteen strong, put together thousands of meals this past year. The infamous pizza-burger, probably the only thing ever to hit Richfield, was a product of our taste treat factory. This year the students were caught off guard once and awhile when chocolate milk was substituted for the old favorite. A visible tribute to these dedicated workers has been the fact that each year, the lunch lines have grown a little longer. The three miles of hallways in the Richfield labyrinth were kept up by an energetic crew of custodians. These handymen worked behind the scenes to keep the school warm, clean, and operable. Besides picking up our mess and fixing our pranks, many men doubled as bus drivers. As the mobilizing force behind the fleet of super buses, they saw to it that we arrived and left school on time. Eating a delicious Richfield hamburger is Doug Kell, who marvels at its unique size and texture. 25

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Ron Christenson paces himself so that he will have the energy required to leave school. ENGLISH Courses in English are varied and challenging The language arts department will always be remembered as one of the more stirring facets of RHS. Students were stirred at each grade level through exposure to great literature. Sophomores were awakened with Cyrano De Bergerac. Juniors were caught unaware by Huckleberry Finn. The seniors, with two big years behind them, were not to be taken by surprise. They accepted Shakespeare's Macbeth with absolute calm, even slumber. After absorbing these books, many classes used the panel discussion method to interpret them. The theory behind this method is that it affords the student a better environment in which he can tell stories, fool around, and in some cases talk about what they've read. Miss Kay Jurgonson English 10 Miss Mary Marquardt English 10 Mrs. Susan McDowell Speech, World Literature Discussion Mr. Harry McLenighan English 10 and 12 National Honor Society Adviser, Asst. Sophomore Baseball Coach Mrs. Karon Moesonthin English I I Mr. Donald Mulvihill English 12. Speech Auroan Adviser Miss Karon Nelson English I I and I 2 AFS Adviser Miss Colleen Nilan English I I Ushers Club Adviser 27