Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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I - An exciting play by Dan Lcrom during the home- coming game. 2. The Richfield liomccoming Princesses and ex cited crowd watched the Einda-West game. 3. Lynn Swanson looked for her kissing couple on the wall. 4. 016 5. Arc these Richfield cheerleaders? 6. Couples found a quiet time to be alone. 7. Steve Chaffin and Michelle Davis. 8. Who's under that mushroom? Homccoming 21

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HOMECOMING “ . . . Homecoming ’78 Brought A Lot Of Enthusiasm” One of the most exciting moments of Homecoming came Saturday night, when more than 500 students attend- ed the Homecoming Dance. The dance was semi-formal, and everyone looked terrific! The Homecoming Dance Committee did a fine job with the lunchroom, decorated in blue and silver. The “Masquerade” band provided the en- tertainment for the evening. A lot of school spirit was shown throughout Homecoming Week. All the Spartan teams showed good team effort in their games as the Spartan fans cheered them on. Homecoming ’78 brought a lot of en- thusiasm, making the 25th birthday of Richfield High School a memora- ble one. 20 Homccoming

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SADIE HAWKINS “. . . ‘Go West’ And Git Yerself A Man.” On December 2 someone passing by RHS would have seen an unusual sight. Guys and gals dressed up West- ern Style for the annual Sadie Haw- kins Dance, decorated to the theme “Wild, Wild West.” Someone looking in would have seen cowboys, cowgirls, “Samuri warriors,” a horse and many other things. Most everyone got “hitched” by the local preacher, but only after the guy went through a tough obstacle course. Once the men were officially married, leaving their gal alone had severe consequences; they were put in jail with the only way out being the forgiveness of their “wife” and the roll of the dice to de- termine how many kisses would pay their bail. Music was supplied by “Hickory Wind,” who played country western and rock. 22 Sadic Hawkins