Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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IT’S A BIRD! IT’S A PLANE! (right) — It's Christine Walske (II) flying through the air during the gymnastic team s performance at the pepfest. Fire And Ice 25

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Fire Ice Breaks Winter Blahs There was a new flavor to Fire and Ice Week 86’ because of the addition of two new dress-up days. The week started off with your favorite wig or hat day. Tuesday, February 4 was Boxer Day. Long underwear and boxers were seen up and down the halls. Not just ordinary boxers but even the authentic “RHS” boxers produced by one of the senior applied economics classes. Wednesday was the traditional Dress-Up Day preparing everyone for the King’s coronation later in the evening. The 1986 senior class broomball team, The Silver Bullet Gang, put the faculty in their place by beating them 4-0 in a rough but exciting game of broomball. Thursday followed with Surf Day and the usual afternoon and evening performances of the best show around, the 1986 Variety Show. The week ended with Red and White Day and a fantastic pepfest. The gymnastic team flipped at the chance to perform while the boys basketball team jumped for joy. What a way to end a great day and a super week! HOT STUFF — Seniors Paul Milton, MaryJo Kruse, and Jackie Kawiecki display their “RHS” boxers on boxer day. TOUGH GUY (top) — Spike (Steve Lu ar) (12), expresses his hatred for Santa Bears and nerds, Mike Bodahl (12), during the variety show. WHAT A SA YE (middle) — Steve Kovalik makes another great save as Al Anderson attempts to score. AS ISTESSE MOMENT (left) — Senior John Knight intensly watches the broomball game between The Silver Bullet Gang” and the faculty. 24 Fire And Ice

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Candidates Give Crowd A Big Surprise Thirteen senior men were decked out in tuxedoes for the Fire and Ice King’s Coronation held on Wednesday, February 5. After their introductions, they all waited anxiously to sec who would receive the royal hug from Queen Beth Ashland. Just before the big moment arrived, all the king candidates bent over to form a sign, pinned to their pants, which said, “Class-of-1986.” The crowd went wild and seniors were seen rising to their feet, cheering and shouting. Pete Kraker was crowned as our Fire and Ice King. Junior Jeff Zicbol became our prince, sophomore Dan Kennedy, squire, and freshman John Evans as the 1986 Fire and Ice paige. Three nights later, the traditional Fire and Ice Dance was held in the school cafeteria. The song, “Cherish” by Kool and the Gang was the theme of the dance. All in all, the night was a time to Cherish great memories of a special occassion. .4 TIME TO SHINE (top) - Pete Kraker is crowned as the 1986 Fire and Ice King by Queen Beth Ashland. THE ROYAL HUG (left) — Queen Beth reveals the 1986 junior prince, Jeff Zicbol, with a hug. RED CARPET TREATMENT (right) — Kirsten Erickson escorts Andy Hruska at the King’s coronation, through an arch made by the Tapaircs. 26 Firc And Ice