Richmond Heights High School - Yearbook (Richmond Heights, OH)

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nterna shift cafeteria now houses the student I lounge. Walls have been painted, and ; the back of the cafeteria now boasts food machines for convenience. In psychology, students learned of Im n Pavlov ' s experiments in classical gditioning. If these principles held Ke at Richmond Hts., students giuld salivate every fifty-three »utes thanks to the newly installed H systeni. The bells replaced Wtemporary music which used to signal the end of classes. The switch to bells is typical of the new conser- vative, stricter attitude at our school. The bells also summoned the middle school kids to class, even though there is no more middle school . For various reasons, the Richmond Heights High School now consists of r7-12 grades. In spirit, however, the 7 and 8 grade remained independent of I the 9-12 grades. f A shift in reverse? A shift in the wrong direction? We can ' t say now. Ultimately though, if Richmond Heights holds true to its history, the changes will be a shift for the better. COME ON DON ' T FROWN. Bob Ramsak shouts out the song ivhich he icrote. The song has since acquired school-wide fame, and was well received at the pep assembly. Internal Shifts 9

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OPENING SHIFTING TIME! Student Life SHIFTING PRIORITIES 48 Academics ADJUSTING TO THE ; SHIFT sports RICHMOND AT A GLANCE A SHIFT IN NUMBERS Clubs and Organizations SHIFTING OUTLOOKS People SHIFTING ECONOMY, Ads ' UP ON YOUR FEET. Students as well as crs xvere up on their feel as Oedipus ' blasted out the first notes of their theme The spontaneous pep assembly January 1 to honor the wrestling team along with the winter sports. 8 Opening

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LIKE .... HERE. Presenting her contribu- tion to the Physics I Humanities party, is floiver-child Irene Mauser. Mr. Gearhart checked her foliage for illegal Physics Projects. 10 Student Life Divider