1977 was a golden year. A year filled with highs and lows, great excitement and melancholy, thrilling victories and depressing defeats. It was a year when we found time for solitude, and time for togetherness. The Aurean, which means Golden Year, tries to capture the Instruction, the Involvement, the Socializing, the Personalities and the Memories of 1977. And so we began . . . 1. Introduction
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On Your Mark . . . Get Set . . . Go! On September 2, Richfield High School opened its doors to welcome 727 sophomores for Orientation Day. The class members ran through a shortened version of their schedules to familarize themselves with their new teachers as well as a new building. Before they went through their schedules, they met with Mr. Olive in the auditorium to go over the facts of life at Richfield Senior High. Sophomores learned the open lunch and attendance regulations as well as presentations on class rings and the yearbook. Like all other 10th grade classes in RHS history, this group had its share of lost souls who just couldn't find G-5 or S-2 without assistance. Many students agreed with Linda Koppi who said, The first day I was lost, but after that you know what you're doing. Meeting classmates who attended the other junior high was another big event in the day. According to Ingrid Johansen, People from West weren't as weird as 1 thought. Sophomore teachers were very pleased with this new group of students. In Mr. DeCorseys words, 'They are a very fine and enthusiastic group. Mrs. Birchfield eagerly agreed and added, I think they're great! The following Tuesday the sophomores were joined by the upperclassmen. The seniors felt a certain anticipation for their last year while juniors experienced the joy of being one step above the sophomores. In general, the students were happy to be back. 4 Sophomore Orientation And First Day
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