Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Mr. Prep Your basic khaki corderoys. (Wally Cleaver style is essential.) The pink button-down oxford, notice that-only one button is showing. (Very mod!) Docksiders on the feet. (This kid has never even seen a lake!) Motice the famous J. C. Penney’s pose, T.T.F.W. (Too Tacky For Words) The classic white and khaki Merona sweater, worn only two times a month to keep it looking new. Favorite phrase: ’That's so drab, darling.

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TRENDS Trends at Richfield were not as important as they were at other high schools. Although there were some extremely fashion conscious students, the majority of students could be found wearing jeans and flannel shirts for guys or sweaters for girls. Dressing casusal became a Richfield trend over the years, and students seemed to feel more comfortable in this atmosphere. Surprisingly, trends did exist this year. In the halls of Richfield High School one could find prep. punk, army, and casual. Our photographers just happened to capture some of Richfield's everyday trends. Mr. Typical Richfield Typical haircut, not too long and not too short. Faded Levi jeans. (Washed every night) Notice the torn seams and the missing back pocket. The typical Richfield guy can be found leaning against almost any wall. (The truth is that he secretly wants to be a male model for GQ magazine.) - A ! • ,, «. v • ••. Faded Flannel shirt. (Most guys sometimes opt for the T-shirt look, for added warmth.) Favorite phrase: Mellow (Said with little or no enthusiasm.) Hands in pockets. (Thumbs hanging out separates the true typical guy from the semi-typical guy.) Worn tennis shoes (Or for a little variety the typical guy can be seen wearing suede Walla-bees 14 Trends

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Ms. Richfield Shetland sweater draped around the neck. (The question is, is it there for warmth or show?) Notice the tubular hair style. (Why doesn’t it move when a gust of wind hits it?) Lee jeans. (The basis of every Richfield girl’s wardrobe.) Genuine gold-plated necklace with 200 trinkets on the end of it. Oxford-cloth shirt. (Not Preppy, though. Notice the “Peter Pan” collar.) The button says: “One Life to Live, One Body to Give. (Ohmigod!) Notice her hand motion when she waves. (Classic Richfield!) Favorite phrase: “Like . . ’’ and at the end of every sentence, ”... or what?” Mr. Combat Notice the serious look. (Wouldn't you love to make him crack- up?) Short hair. (Yes, he does have some.) M A S H t-shirt underneath jacket. (Goes home from school everyday and sits down with a can of beans to watch the show.) Army fatigues. (The real thing.) Vicious combat boots. (Can be heard marching from class to class.) Favorite phrase: “ . . . next thing I knew she was walking next to me singing 'doo ah diddy diddy dum diddy doo . . .’ ’’ (or whatever.)