Richfield High School - Aurean Yearbook (Richfield, MN)

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Freshmen must be able to Clear The Hurdles The bell rings, you are stranded between second and third floor somewhere in the south wing. Where is your map when you need it? You are not the only one this has happened to. There were many freshmen who trudged this path before. There are certain things that happen to almost all freshmen before they became sophomores. The fall freshmen sport, running the bleachers is one of them. I was so tired because we had run a lot already, said Scott Showalter (9). As 1 sat at the bottom of the bleachers and stared up at them, I thought I might fall through the crevices between each row. When the freshmen were not running the bleachers, they were getting the run-around trying to find their classes. Between the map and the help of the upper classmen, they were lucky to find the right location. One day 1 totally forgot my map, said freshman, Derek Johnson, and got lost trying to find the lavatory. Besides finding classes, freshmen usually had problems with lockers. Since the freshmen had two locker combinations to remember, opening lockers sometimes caused confusion. I lost my locker combination the first day of school and I haven't been able to get in my locker since, said Todd Carlson (9). Even though it seemed like you were the oddballs of the school and the only class ever victimized by the upperclassmen, just remember, you were not alone in your efforts. 2166 other freshmen preceded you. You were not the only ones who lost dozens of pencils in the upper shelves of those scrawny, blue lockers. — Denise Endrizzi ARE YOU O.K.? (top right) -Scott Riley (9) practices CPR in phy ed class where students have the opportunity to become certified in CPR. PROBLEMS, PROBLEMS'. (above) — freshmen Craig Peterson and Chris Bedor check with their counselor, Miss Nelson, on a schedule mix up. WHERE'S THE POOL? - Paul Koll (9) searches for the fourth floor swimming pool 10 Clear The Hurdles

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LOOK HERE — Juniors James Wester-man and Colin Sullivan compare signatures on their casts from soccer injuries. VROOM!! — Junior Bonnie Petry relives her three wheeler accident that left her leg in a brace. OUCH! — Nurse Mary Ann Bartels consoles Kelly Deck (9) with her headache. The Injured Ones 9

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THE FUTURE — Freshmen Trish Gober and Shala Morris do research in the media center for their career reports. WHAT'S SHARIN'? — Freshmen Dana Anderson and Lori Nelson study earthquakes and other earth related topics in their science book. Crusty Problems. Clear The Hurdles 11