Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Two students obviously misunderstood the meaning of turning the clock back to CST. Not all students consider their subjects to be academic. What?! You say the janitors have locked the bathrooms for two weeks!? nineteen

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pot pourri student rarely experiences the usual in day to day life A day in the life of a student can be a traumatic experience if you are not acclimated to the routine. After at least ten years of getting up before the break of day, the routine got so routine that a couple students came to school at 6:30 instead of 7:30 a.m. The majority of students were fortunate enough to reach RHS at the correct time. When classes began the student started to wonder if he could make it through the day, but a nutritious school lunch gave him the stamina to survive. For most students the last bell at 2:25 signified the end of the boring and the beginning of what they liked. Meetings, games, parties, dates and TPing filled the student's life. Next day the cycle was repeated. Cooperation between machines and humans sometimes results in getting an apple—sometimes not. eighteen

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