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

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AssEivibliES not jttst Missing Class Getting psyched. The Girls Basketball team gets mentally ready for they ' re upcoming game. Pep assemblies proved to be quite supporting to team members as enthusiasm was shown by most. Best buddies. Watching the National Honor Society members inducted are Bob Potokar, Jim Richards and Mike Gasser. None of the three made it this year but are all hopeful for 1985. 28 Assemblies

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Bus Ride — Sharon Abramovich and Laura Fauetti unboard the morning school bus. Many students got up a half hour early to catch the morning bus. ' I hated walking to school in the morning but when something has to be done you do it. — Kevin Smyth Cool Cruiser — Jeff Zitel was known as living to cruise. He could often be seen cruising streets such as Catlin and Harris. Firebird Som. — Senior Rick Somich displays his crulsin ' mobile. Rick ' s car was a real eye catcher. Transportation 27

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What is the purpose at an assembly? Many people may answer that question, A good reason for getting out of classes. This an- swer is a false statement. Assemblies were meant to highlight these students who have done outstanding work or shown accomplish- ments in academics or extra curricular activities. Sports has had pep assemblies since the beginning of the school system. This year pep assemblies highlighted sports such as foot- ball, volleyball, cross country, basketball (both girls and boys), wres- tling, gymnastics, and all cheerleaders. When asked to comment on the football and basketball assemblies Ann Rieger replied, Being a cheerleader and putting on assemblies for the guys was fun. It took a while to get used to the whole school looking at me when I an- nounced the different activities. Another assembly was the induction of honors students into the National Honor Society. In order to apply for entrance into the Na- tional Honor Society a student must maintain a 3.000 average or better for two consecutive years. A student must also display service, character, and leadership qualities. I did not make N.H.S. in my Junior year and when I did in my Senior year 1 was quite relieved. Being in N.H.S. can open many doors as far as colleges are concerned, replied Fred Buck. Another assembly was the United States Air Force Jazz Band. The group put on a show which was supposed to convince High School students to join the Air Force after graduation. They played many popular songs which appealed to the students taste. Jack Vhr said, I liked the choice of songs but the group that came to the school in the years past was a little bit better. Each of this years assemblies highlighted the students whom achieved high standards in activities and academics. Also to show students their options after graduation. — L.S. Running smoothly. Co-captains Ann Rieger and Chris Santorelli keep the football pep-assembly running smoothly. Football cheerleaders were known for running a good show. Flying high. Singing a song is Lt. Aretha Jackson. The U.S. Air Force Jazz Band performed at many locations around Ohio Including Richmond Heights High School. Assemblies 29