Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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I STEPPIN' OUT — Homecoming queen candidate Jenny Zubick and escort Scott Carlson at the pepfest. TAKIN' IT EASY — Senior Scott Nelson relaxes on Leisure Day during Homecoming Week. YEA, RAH, RAH — Senior cheerleader Christy Holt cheers to the school song. MIRROR, MIRROR — Freshman Amy lllg, Lisa Laughton, and Chris Inman check themselves before school pictures. Opening 3

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Activities help develop closeness As summer drew to a close, approximately 1650 students began preparing for the first day of school, September 2. For the freshmen it was just the beginning of high school years and for the seniors it was the last. For both it was the Best of Times. The best of times came from the closeness developed through activities both inside and outside of school. They were part of sporting events such as football, hockey, or soccer. Groups such as cheerleading, band, or Tapaires also helped promote feelings of good times. This is expressed by senior cheerleader Charla Carriere when she said, It's a great way to meet people. The best of times happened outside of school, also. After school there were things to do such as watching TV, practicing with groups, talking to friends, and yes some people even had good times while working. All the activities both inside and outside of school help to make this year the best of times. BEACH BUMS(above left) — Seniors Scott Weinrich, Eric Johnson. Jon Schuelke, Pat Gleason, and Tim Potter sun their bodies in Florida. READY FREDDY(above right) — Senior Tom Roberts with his buddy Freddy during Homecoming Week. S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S(right) — Freshman Leslie Schreiber and Jodi Harmon catch the beat of the drummers at a pepfest. Opening

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Becoming Involved brings the best times Get involved! That's what many students hear all the time. Parents say it, teachers encourage it, and friends advise it. For those students who are involved at RHS, it often means The Best of Times. Involvement in a group offers a chance to be an individual, meet new people and make lasting friendships. As senior Ta-paire co-captain Elisa Holton said, we really need each other. Being involved also means special memories of good times during your high school years. A special game, a victory in competition after a lot of hard work. These types of memories would not be possible if it weren't for students getting involved. HAPPY CHEFS(top) — Keith Robinson (12), Tony Janu (12), and jason Wenge (11) model their chef hats during cooking class. CROUP WORK(middle) — Juniors Tracy Herington, Kelly Williams, and Susanne Ulmer check an experiment during chemistry class. 4 Opening SHADES(left) — Senior Raquel Cordero surveys the action after the pepfest.