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

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Searching for college opportunities on the guidance bulletin board is Sheri Rayer. She and the majority of RHHS graduates will attend college in the fall. Another tradition is Mrs. Carol Lelii. She has been the high school secretary for the past 24 years. Among her duties she has typed all 24 graduation programs and 4,320 daily attendance bulletins. An alternative to study hall is the Senior Lounge. Although somewhat noisier, Walter Freeman and Chris Young find that they prefer to tolerate the noise and enjoy the added freedom. Opening

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YOU RECOGNIZE THE face 1985. Richmond Heights High August 28, School opened its doors once again. At first glance, everything seemed familiar. The same building, the identical halls, and the familiar green and blue lockers. Even the faces were familiar. One year older, but still recognizable. But then, at a second glance, much had changed. Besides the new desks and windows, there were many new faces — both teachers and students alike. In fact it seemed that the entire school had undergone a COMPLETE ABOGT FACE Wearing the traditional varsity jacket, Kim Clark and friends gather together to keep warm during a football game. The jacket has been a trademark for 24 years.

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Room 229 and Dr. John Beale became the new setting for freshmen students in College Preparatory English. Paul Szabo, also now to RHHS, nods his approval for this arrangement New, LOOK BE NEATH THE fresh, and different. These words defined the image of the school. Although with Mrs.Raiff, from the previous year, came a new set of rules. Students received handbooks in homeroom which outlined new rules for parking, new classes, and a new schedule including a fifth period for lunch. Everything had changed. The building itself even added modern windows and new desks. It became quite obvious that there had been a COMPLETE ABOUT FACE. 4 pening