Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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SHOW TIME (top) — Seniors Nancy Smieja and Pete Krakcr enjoy a night out at the movies. IF THE SHOE FITS (left) — Todd Savage (12) helps a young boy get the right size shoe while working at Famous Footwear in the Hub. TOGETHERNESS (above) — The tapettes keep warm during a Friday night football game. Weekends 11

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Weekends Were Made For Fun Thank God it’s friday! exclaims an average RHS student leaving the long week behind, ready to fulfill a weekend fantasy. For some students that simply means watching T.V., talking on the phone, going shopping, to the movies, parties, sporting events, or on a date and then sleeping until noon. The night owls can be found at Midnight Maddness while the more adventurous head Uptown to Rocky Horror. What weekend would be complete without “pigging-out” on some good old American junk food? Where can the average RHS student be seen? Usually eating at Godfather’s, Di-vanii’s or Dominoe’s pizza, a malt at Arnolds’, or satisfying a “Big Mac attack’’ at McDonalds. In addition to the “fun and games’’ some more serious students opt to spend the weekend studying or earning money at a part-time job. No matter what the weekend plans include, the same thing always holds true - weekends are just too short! HELLO? (above) — On a late Friday afternoon Christine Hendrickson (9) discusses plans for the weekend. WORKING HARD (top right) — Jim Kallstrom (12) attempts to do his homework late Sunday night. TIME OUT (bottom right) — Dan Ziemcr (12) and Erika Finley take time to sit down and rest from dancing. 10 Weekends

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Homecoming Week Filled With Memories Homecoming week is a week full of special moments. It's a time full of activities and excitement. It's dressing up in crazy outfits, cheering at pepfests, attending the crowning of the queen, rooting for the home team, and dancing with your sweetheart. It's a week in which memories arc made. Homecoming week '85 was kicked off with a pepfest. Monday afternoon. The cheerleaders and band helped stir the crowd by playing and yelling enthusiastically. Students could be seen rising to the Spartan beat and clapping along with the school song. Unfortunately spirit was dampered by groups of students who were rude and disruptive. Homecoming Week started with two new dress-up days on Monday and Tuesday. There seemed to be little participation from the students. but as the week went on more spirit was aroused. Hardly a student could been seen not wearing red or white, either on his face, in his hair, or in his clothing on Friday. All in all Homecoming Week was filled with memories to last a lifetime. NUMBER ONE (above) Mike Maffct (12) goes all out on Red and White Day. DUNK IN DOUGHNUT (right) A t the pepfest on Monday Chcri Halbcrg (12) drips with chocolate during the queen candidate doughnut eating contest. 12 Homecoming Week