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

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The more things change, the more things stay the same. Obviously, the Creator of the Universe decided to chuck that idea out the window when he designed the 82-83 school year. With each change came new shifts in people, places, and philos- ophies. Changes in people were necessary in order to keep boredom out and fresh ideas in. This was true both in the community and in the school. Community elections welcomed the first new major in years, Mr. Robert Boyle. The many shifts in the school faculty were too numerous to go unnoticed. Less painful than seeing people come and go, was the observance of physical change in scenery. All over Richmond Pits., dirt, asphalt, and trees were being shifted from one place to another; a phenomena much like the one that occurred in the school. Because of classrooms, lounges, and work areas shifting in place, students were sometimes left scratching their heads in utter confu- sion. Perhaps the most obvious of shifts that showed up was the shift in philosophy. As the conservative wave permeated the political scene, some leaked into RHHS. Concurrently, many coaches, teachers, and parents took a new stance on discipline. All in all, the shifts happening all around us were not that earthshak- ing. However, looking back this year was uniquely different in ways never before seen. aught in shift 2 Opening

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A CALM EXTERIOR. The quiet setting of the picture belies the numerous shifts occurring in- side the building at 447 Richmond Road. m fMt Richmond Heiglits High School 447 Richmond Road Richmond Heights, Ohio 44143 216 692-0094 Volume 20 John Zitel — Editor

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