Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Fast Times Homecoming is always one of the most anticipated weekends of the year. October 1-3 was a weekend of excitement and rock-n-roll. but also disappointment. In other words the days were Fast Times At ■Richmond High” and the weekend lived up to its name. The annual parade started off the activities Thursday night with a special appearance as Grand Marshall by former L.A. Ram (and former RHS student) Lamar Lundy. Kicking off the pep rally was Mr. Mike Rodal smooching the sow. The football team was introduced and A.J. Hendrix and Missy Bender were crowned the 1987 Homecoming King and Queen. To wrap up the pep rally activities, the girls’ powder puff football games were played. The freshmen tied with the sophomores and the juniors upset the seniors . Friday night was the big game, and the only disappointment of the 1987 Homecoming events. The Red Devils lost to the Lafayette Broncos 28-21. The juniors ride the wave on their prize-winning float during the parade. (Photo by D.G.)

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Excitement was in the air as the students of RHS prepared for the 1987 Homecoming Dance. The 1987 Homecoming dance was titled Wipe Out.” Beach balls and inner tubes that filled the cafeteria were among the decorations set up by Hi-Y. Students enjoyed dancing to the music provided by Dance Video Productions. The King and Queen, were A.J. Hendrix and Missy Bender. AJ. and Missy shared a special dance under the spotlight as the rest of the student body joined in and made Homecoming '87 a night to remember. Beach Bumsl The I9S7 Homecoming King Candidates were (left to right) Mark Nigh. Craig Lower. AJ. Hendrix. Rick Treadway and Rob Quigg. (Photo by D.G.) ■r'H