Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Beating The Winter Blahs Fire And Ice Week reaking up the long winter. Fire and Ice Week gave RHS students a chance to get involved and demonstrate their school spirit. On Monday and Tuesday, competition in basketball free throwing and skill shooting, putt-putt golf, and table tennis gave students a chance to exhibit their skills. Preceeding the coronation ceremony on Wednesday, the annual student-faculty broomball game was played. The student team was victo- rious over Jhe faculty by a score of 2-0! Tiare Bevan later provided entertainment at the ceremony with her skating routine. On Thursday, the Variety Show gave students a chance to see the sometimes hidden talents of their classmates. Finishing off an exciting and fun-filled week was the Fire and Ice Dance, which was held in the RHS lunchroom on February 4. For three hours, students were able to spend an evening with someone special. dancing to the sounds of “Spirit Unlimited . Top: Dave Hilton and Mary Slanlka find their names on the coupled balloons. Above: Kurt Johnson shows his golfing form in the putt putt competition held Monday and Tuesday. Center right: The dance is a good place for Stephanie Zempel to show Doug Roberts that she cares. Right:The Don Ho rendition at the Variety Show provides comic relief tor students who escape sixth and seventh mods to watch. 22 Flrc And Ice Week

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Below: Kristi Kline. Snoopy, end Sue Everson spend Saturday mornings watching Scooby Doo. The bell rings, and they’re off and running! The horse races? No. Friday afternoon at Richfield High School. The 2:20 bell signals the official start of the weekend. Students look forward to those two days of freedom. Whether they spend the weekend quietly at home or out on the town with friends, all can find something special to do. There are a variety of things to do, ranging from a quiet evening at home to a party with friends. In between there are things such as watching cable TV, going out for pizza, catching the latest movie or concert by a favorite group. Getting caught up on homework, cheering for the team at the big game, reading a good book, sleeping until noon and then working all night are a part of the weekend, too. Monday comes all too soon, and it’s back to counting the days until Friday comes again. Above: Shelley Peetsch puts on her best duds for a Halloween Party. Above: Saturday morning and afternoon when Lynne Ingram recuperates from a late Friday night. Weekends 2l

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Left: The triumphant student broomball team, the Minorities, proudly display their trophy. Below left: Couples at the Fire and Ice Dance sway to the music of Spirit Unlimited. Below: The members of the faculty broomball team take their loss In style. Notice Mr. Maas' ringer. Above: The tapaires enjoy themselves and Right: Ann Christian serves the ping-entertain the audience at the Variety Show. pong ball during the special games of Fire and Ice Week. Above right: Beth Bach helps King candidate Jon Erb pin his flower in place. Fire And Ice Week 23