Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Sometimes a student's lunch must be sacrificed to finish on assignment. Wendy Amundson, Judy Sims and Marcia Peterson retreat to the library. Though study hall wasn't the liveliest place, its atmosphere forced some students to study. twenty-five

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study student study extensive use A few students actually enjoyed studying because of its rewards—high grades. But for most, studying was avoided at all costs if possible. When it was necessary the student found time if he looked for it. Actors in the play managed to squeeze in a page or two of reading between scenes. Diverse methods were used in studying. Two students try- habits include of telephone ing to work together soon were discussing the curly-hair styles or how to get more power out of an engine. Some tried doing the same assignments but at their own houses and calling for help. That, too, led downhill because they tied up the phone lines too long. Somehow most students managed to finish their homework before the class period next day. This lone student makes use of a quiet corner with plenty of sunshine. Does Chris Hunt realize he is using the computer and not a typewriter? twenty-tour

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fashion short hair, boots and beads make the scene in fashions They were called disgustingly short in the twenties but in 1970 they were simply called micro minis. Also reminiscent of the twenties were bangles or long dangling necklaces. Covering up the bare legs and short skirts were maxi coats. Maxis came in many colors, styles and were worn in both the fall and winter seasons. If you didn’t possess short curly hair, such a wig could be bought as inexpensively as $18. Just two years ago girls with short hair were buying falls and today the opposite is true. Now long-haired qirls are buying the short curly wigs. Boys’ hair styles included mustaches and sideburns. With the dress code not as stringent as in the past, more boys and girls showed up in school with flared, straight legged, bleached or colored jeans and ridinq boots. In reality they were cowboy boots in larger sizes for people who never had them as children. The indoor-outdoor shoe has finally arrived—the cowboy boot. tweAfy-ii