Richmond High School - Echo Yearbook (Richmond, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1986 volume:

The Class of 1986 Presents Richmond High School Richmond Michigan A Week of Spirit 1) Nerds, Mary Beth Moenssen and Kassey Southwell 2) Ms. Brown's college writing class on inside out and backwards day. 3) Mary Beth Moenssen and Laura Grobbel take bids on slaves. 4) Chris Ponder has her slave Matt Fister go Hawaiian 5) The Homecoming Pep Assembly honoring the awesome ‘‘Blue Wave’’ 2 1) Jody Kulman gives Ralph Finley a lesson in slave obedience. 2) Steve Chauvin 3) Cheryl Weinert and her slave, Jim Owen, stroll down the hall. 4) Nerds MaryBeth Moenssen, Kevin Caperton and Jackie Wilkie gather in the lobby for lunch. 5) The Cheerleaders and their dance, The Bird.” 6) Beth Peinovich and Nichol Oprita participate in Pajama and Sweat Day. 3 Here Comes the Parade 1) Homecoming King Ty Campbell with his court Jody Johnson, Mary Beth Moenssen and Jackie Wilkie 2) The Freshman Float 3) The Sophomore Float 4) The Junior Float 5) The Seniors won the float competition for the fourth year in a row. 6) Cheerleaders 4 2) Jeff Schweiger and Eric Beibuyck 3) Cheerleaders at the start of the game 4) Cheering on the sidelines 5) Richmond goes for a touchdown. 6) Scott Evans fights for yardage 5 6 Homecoming 1) 1985 Homecoming King and Queen: Ty Campbell and Jody Johnson. 2) 1984 Homecoming Queen Sandy Suess crowns 1985 Queen Jody. 3) 1985 Homecoming Court 7 Homecoming ‘85: The Blue Wave Homecoming 1985 was a night to remember. The Homecoming Court, Bottom Left: MaryBeth Moenssen and Scott Evans; Bottom Right: Jackie Wilkie and Kevin Caperton. 8 Underclass Court Representatives, Top Left: Freshmen Beth Ottenbacher and Jason Hebei; Top Right: Dr Wojcik and Junior King and Queen; Bottom Left: Sophomores Leslie Jones and Pat Ellis; Bottom Right: Juniors Jane Ozark and Dave Karales. 9 Faculty and Staff 1) Dr. Robert Wojcik, Principal, 2) Mrs. Jane Hartsig, Counselor, 3) Mr. Douglas Olson, Mathematics, 4) Mr. Wayne Eldred, Social Studies, 5)Mr. Peter Mantei, Mathematics, 6) Mrs. Debbie Schlater, English, 7) Ms. Amanda Griffiths, Vocal Music, 8) Mrs. Lois Mathiak, Business, 9) Mrs. Becky Stuart, Physical Education, 10) Mrs. Susan Olson, Librarian, 11) Mr. Carl Phillips, Social Studies, 12) Mrs. MaryAnn Reece, Foreign Language, 13) Mr. Douglas Hansen, Mathematics. 10 Education Experts 1) Mrs. Marilyn Welser, English, 2) Mrs. Helen Thorman, Special Education, 3) Mr. Allen Beauleaux, English, 4) Mr. Robert Winkler, Counselor, 5) Mr. Donald Rettke, Science, 6) Mr. Everett Bissonette, Business, 7) Mrs. Donna Cockerill, School Secretary, 8) Mr. Dean Backstrom, Social Studies and Shop, 9) Mr. Robert Jones, Work Study, 10) Mr. Glenn Goodrich, Shop and Drafting, 11) Mr. Pat Wightman, Social Studies, 12) Mrs. Rosemary Santer, Attendance Clerk, 13) Ms. Adele Brown, English, 14) Mrs. Janet Chiakmakis, Art. ii More Faculty and Staff, (1) Mr. Steve Zott, ad- ministrative assistant and athletic director, (2) Mrs. Marsha Meier, resource room, (3) Mr. Dave Roney, building trades, (4) Mr. Peter Curtis, mathematics, (5) Mrs. Jan Neilson, resource room, (6) Dr. Juliana Texley, science, (7) Mrs. Virginia Wood, science, (8) Mr. Kevin Parkhurst, band, (9) Mr. Bill Neiholt, weight training, (10) Mr. Marvin Fistler, maintenance. The Echo Staff would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank Mr. Marvin Fistler for the ex- traordinary care he has given to the student body and our school building during his many years of service here. Marv's patience and diligence have made our ag- ing school building more homelike, and our school days more pleasant. 12 BOEC Spells Success BOEC Members Back Row: Mrs Lois Mathiak. Karen Keller. Marlene Walsczyk. Lisa Eaves, Kindy Conger. Lisa Ureel; Middle Row: Jeanine Sommers. Vicki Sobkowski. Cathy Tyson. Lynore Teska. Kassie Southwell. Dawn Traylor; Front Row: Jean Keller. President. Charlene Taylor. Vice President. Terri Hamilton. Secretary. Sue Potter. Treasurer. Theresa Keller. Reporter. Veronica Gebauer. Parlimentarian. Honor Society Fosters Excellence 14 RHS Honor Society Members. Back Row: Jean Keller, Eric Beeman. Tom Rhein. Paul Nagaitis. Charlene Taylor; Second Row Matt Fistler. Jackie Wilkie. Nichol Oprita. Vice-President, Mary Beth Moenssen. President. Cindy Peters. Craig Weidner; Front Row: Chris Ponder. Poppy Hill. Becky Tardiff. (Not Pictured: Rodd Neely.) SADD Stresses Safety SADD Members, Back Row: Eric Beeman, Denise Raska, Therese Keller. Michelle Raska. Heather Hall, Jackie Quick; Front Row: Janet Gotts, Mary Beth Moenssen, Scott Evans, Jean Keller. (Not Pictured: Jim Bennett.) Student Council Stresses Leadership Student Council Members. Back Row: Karen Keller. Heather Treutle. Heather Harrison. Sheila Doyle, Therese Keller Denise Raska. Kathy Combs; Third Row: Andy Foster, Tracie Grobbel. Charlene Krause. Jackie Quick. Don Green. Jackie Daniel; Second Row: Heather Hall. Janet Gotz. Jackie Wilkie. Kevin Caperton. Jim Bennett. Eric Beeman. Katy DeFauw; Front Row: Kelly Ottenbacher. Mary Beth Moenssen. Scott Evans. Jean Keller. 15 Voice Brings RHS the News The Voice Staff prepares Richmond's newspaper for the student body. Row One: Audi Verbrugge, Dawn Light, Michelle Besser, Amanda Gordon; Row Two: Mr. Beauleaux, ad- visor, Carrie Carter, Ray Braekevelt, Scott Dolan, Todd Essenmacher, Chris Manaici, Brandy Benedict. Ski Club Celebrates Winter Sugar Loaf, Crystal Mountain and Schuss Mountain were the destinations for this year's Ski Club Trip. Some of the members pictured were aboard. Row One: Katie DeFauw, Angela Kennedy, Sandi Daniell, Jackie Daniell Dawn Mangan, Lisa Caravaggio; Row Two: Nicole Oprita, Tim Anderson, Brian Weeks, Beth Peinovich Jon Janssen, Sue Potter; Row Three: Russell Compton, Brad Rapley, Willy Walters, Darrin Fistler, Steve Grates, Jackie Bewersdorf, Wendy Pridotkas, Jean Newman; Row Four: Ed Sobiewski, Paul Geisler, Pat Brooks Todd Cook, Henry DeFauw, Carmen Janssen, Becky Lutz; Not Pictured: Janet Gotz and Poppy Hill. Sound Express Presents Broadway’s Best Seniors Sing for Graduation Below, the seniors lead the choir's performance for graduation. Front Row, Left to Right: Carrie Van Denabeel, Jackie Wilkie, Cheryl Weinert, Dana Weinert, Kathy Holmes, Dee Ann Wawrziniak, Cecilia Shin- ska, Kathy LaFore, Jim Bennett, Jeff Johnson. Not Pictured: Kris Haws. Sound Express tackled a difficult medley of Broadway hits for their spring concert. Choreographers included Jackie Wilkie, Carmen Jann- sen, Ronette Keilbasa and Andy Foster. Both Concert Choir and Sound Express participated in spring choir festivals and received many positive and constructive comments. New choir director was Miss Amanda Griffis. ! HI i | | I I I I I] II I i I 17 Symphonic, Marching and Jazz Bands They’re Playing Our Song 1986 Symphonic Band, Row One: Rhonda Corby, Tracey Lawrence, Crystal Hill, Dawn Martindale, Kassey Southwell, Kathy Dean, Kerry McClure; Row Two: Rob McGinnis, Kyle Bagnall, John Rowley, Wally Gibson, Dan Kozub, Fred Wood, Tom Rhein, Steve Monarch, Andy Sparling, Steve Hunt, Kevin Lindamood, John Kowalski, Michelle Armstrong; Standing: Director Kevin Parkhurst, Frank Steinhauer, Jeff Gurley, Mark Cusson, Henry Crowser, Devin Dalrick, Mark Olson. Varsity Football Scores Big Row One: Jeff Schweiger, Jim McCloskey, Chris Spezia, Kevin Caperton, Jim Bennett, Gary Boyd, Scott Evans: Row Two: Tom Ward, Brian Kethe, Todd Essenmacher, Scott Dolan, Dave Bettcher, Jeff Weidner; Row Three: Todd Hagen, Kevin Schroeder, Eli Ellis, Harry Dominguez, Don Green, Bart Campbell, 20 Manager; Row Four: Mr. Wightman, assistant coach, Jim Owen, Jim Rinke, Eric Biebuyck, Scott Kulman, Rob Schroeder, Dave Koch. Tennis Team Wins on Courts 1986 Tennis Team, Row One: Matt Byars, Rick Korte, Dave Karales, Brian Franz, Kevin Hornbeck, Tom Kerin, Scott Witte, Glenn Orr, Dennis Shaffer; Row Two: Randy McMichael, Kurt Hohman, Pat Brooks, Chris Pare, Scott Lanoo, Dean Martindale, Mike Shukraft, Frank Manning, Gary Suess, Coach Leyrer. Cheerleaders Spark Spirit When Richmond teams are playing hard, you can bet the cheerleaders will be urging them to victory. 1986 Varsity, Row One: Amy Frantom, Kassey Southwell, Jackie Wilkie; Row Two: Ann Cousino, Christy Rewalt; Row Three: Christy Bouvrette, Kelly Ottenbacher, Kim Shafer. 21 Blue Devils 1 in SCAL The Blue Devils completed the season with a record of 21 and 2, and won the SCAL championship with a record of 9-1. They won 17 games in a row, which is a Blue Water record, and won more games than any boys basketball team in Richmond High School history. Right: Bill Patton Below, Front Row: Bill Patton, Scott Evans, Rob Schroeder, Scott Kulman, Don Green. Back Row: Jim Rinke, Eric Biebuyck, Shawn Wightman, Sean Wightman, Mike Pankiewicz, Coach Pat Wightman. 22 Golf Team Takes Third in League RHS Golf Team: Coach Al Beauleaux, Carl Graham, Shawn Wightman, Darren Phillips, Darrin Fistler, Matt Fistler. Wrestlers Grapple for Success 1986 Wrestlers, Row One: Eric Beeman, Steve Chauvin, Mike Odrobina, Bill Jeffries, Dan Kozub, Matt Fistler; Row Two: Blair Roy, Gerald Harms, Dan Nephew, Scott Witte, Tom Ward; Row Three: Scott Dalrick, Chris Cassise, Peter Kula, Craig Witte, Brian Winston; Row Four: Joe Propotnik, Charles Wagoner, Jason Jakubiak, Al Slawinski. Not Pictured, Coach Mike VanHevel. 24 Equestrians: Ride On Showing their skill at horsemanship in practice and competition was our 1986 equestrian team, Row One: Kerrin Southwell, Michelle Schantz; Row Two: Julie Griffith, Rhonda Corby, Beth Oliver, Natalie Foster, Kassey Southwell. Senior Girls Abandon Powderpuffs for Gridiron Once a year the all-male domain of the football field is overrun by the girls. Here is 1985's senior Powder- puff team, Row One: Ann Gallagher, Kelly Vogel, Amanda Gordon, Carrie Carter; Row Two: Laura Grob- bel, Mary Beth Moenssen, Sue Potter, Chris Ponder, Jackie Wilkie. Varsity Volleyball Takes SCAL and District After an outstanding season capped by league and district titles, varsity volleyball players lost to Bishop Foley in exciting regional play. Row One: Sue Potter, Lisa Caughell; Row Two: Janice Raska, Heidi Evans Chris McClure, Rhonda Trombley, Charlene Krause, Jody Johnson; Row Three: Dana Delaney, Lenore Teska, Coach Stuart, Tracy Grobbel, Janelle Williams. 26 Girls Basketball Loses to St. Clair in Districts An outstanding girls basketball season ended in exciting district tournament play. Left top: Action against Marysville; Left Bottom: Coach Marzka talks to the starters. Below, Row One: Janice Raska, Senior Captain Kelly Vogel, Traci Grobbel; Row Two: Senior Captain Jody Johnson, Charlene Krause, Jane Ozark, Amy Schwark, Sarah Meyers, Tracy Treend. 27 Track Team Strives for Personal Best The 1986 Boys Track Team continually worked to improve skills. Row One: Craig Weidner, Dave Koch, Jeff Schultz, Henry DeFauw, Todd Cook, Erik Koch; Row Two: Devin Dalrick, Jim Kammerer, Mike Scheuer, Jason Jakubiak, Jon Robertson, Peter Kula, Kevin Lin- damood, Todd Krolczyk. Not Pictured: Coach Dave McCauley SCAL Meet Highlights Girls’ Season 1986 Girls Track, Row One: Carmella Frank, Laura Latour, Sandy Daniell, Karen Domagalski, Freyja Harrison, Tracy Jones, Leslie Jones; Row Two: Ann Gallagher, Kara Caperton, Katie DeFauw, Mary McDermott, Jeanie Newman, Wendy Pridotkas, Jane Ozark, Dana Buttrey. Baseball Scores Winning Invitational RHS Varsity won its invitational tournament, and went on to a successful season. Top Right: Scott Evans and Jeff Schweiger hold the trophies their team has earned, last year and this spring. Above, Row One: Chris Spezia, Dan Panzyck, Scott Evans, Jeff Schweiger, Gary Boyd, Larry Gorr; Coach Mark Davidson, Bill Patton, Kevin Caperton, Mark Verlinde, Derek Hartway, Harry Dominguez, Gary Samolej, Assistant Coach Buzz Schmidt. Softball Takes District Championship Jkuij 1986 Varsity Softball, Row One: Kathy Bolen, Mary Tomlian, Lynore Teska, Denise Pedrotte, Traci Grob- bel; Row Two: Margaret St. John, Janelle Williams, Sarah Meyers, Jean Keller, Theresa Keller, Sue Potter; Row Three: Assistant Coach Russ Williams, Assistant Coach Paul Krause, Jody Johnson, Amanda Gor- don, Tracy Treend, Charlene Krause, Assistant Coach Dick Foster, Head Coach Howard Stuart. 31 Seniors at Work and Play What does it mean to be a senior? For some, hard work to “finish up ... for others, positions of responsibility in the high school system. For everyone, special friendships that will last a lifetime. 32 A Sense of Competence and Accomplishment Government, physics, college writing, vocational education ... the final year at Richmond is a time for hard work. Art and science achievements for competitions, reading and writing, and preparing for careers are all part of the senior year. 33 Seniors Select Memorable Events Top Radio Station 1. WLLZ 2. WRIF 3. WHYT 4. WJLB 5. 99 DTX 6. WDTZ 7. WMUZ8. WJR 1. Sammy Hagar 2. Bruce Springs- teen 3. Ted Nugent 4. Ozzy Ozborne 5. Bob Seger 6. Van Halen 7. Prince 8. Rick Springfield 9. Whitney Houston 10. Bon Jovi Each year the graduating class is polled to determine the most memorable events of their final year at Richmond High School. These will become part of our personal history. Top News Events of 1985-86 1. The U. S. attack on Libya 2. The explosion of the shuttle Challenger 3. The meltdown of the Russian reactor at Chernobyl 4. The an- tics of Libyan leader Khadafy Top Foods 1. Pizza 2. Chocolate chip cookies 3. Big Mac 4. McDLT 5. Chicken Tenders 6. Nachos 7. Sausage Biscuit 8. Fish 9. Oreo 34 Current Events Highlight Our Year Top Song 1. Why Can’t This Be Love? 2. Little Miss Dangerous 3. Best of Both Worlds 4. Let’s Go All the Way 5. Shot in the Dark 6. Do Me Baby 7. Addicted to Love 8. Somewhere Over the Rainbow 9. 5150 10. Bad Boys Top Movie 1. Rambo 2. Back to the Future 3. Police Academy III 4. Rocky IV 5. April Fools Day 6. Rocky Horror Picture Show 7. Command 8. Breakfast Club 9. Money Pit 10. Wild Cats Top Actor 1) Michael Fox 2) Don Johnson 3) Sylvester Stallone 4) Robert Redford 5) Eddie Murphey 6) Matt Dillan 7) Tom Hanks 8) Bill Cosby 9) Clint Eastwood 10) Bill Murray Top Actress 1) Cybil Sheppard 2) Molly Ringwald 3) Vanity 4) Heather Thomas 5) Shelly Long 6) Joan Collins 7) Seka 8) Apolonia 9) Marylin Chambers 10) Linda Evans X 35 TV and Cars Filled Our Spare Moments Top TV Shows 1. Cosby Show 2. Miami Vice 3. Moonlighting 4. Family Ties 5. Cheers 6. General Hospital 7. Saturday Night 8. MacGiver 9. A-Team 10. Hardcastle McCormack Top Car 1. Iroc-z 2. 4x4 Truck 3. Mustang 4. Corvette 5. Fiero 6. ’68 Camaro 7. '67 Chevy Nova 8. Porsche 9. GTO 10. Daytona Yearbook Staff: Small but Successfu Overcoming obstacles, the 1986 Echo Staff completed the annual on time. Pictured: Mrs. Chiakmakis, advisor, Nicole Oprita, editor, Kassey Southwell, Beth Peinovich, editor, Glenn Oliver Mrs Texlev Advisor. 36 Senior Baby Pictures 1. Nichol Oprita, 2. Vickie Sobkowski (left), Kathy Lafore (right), 3. Claudette Samul, 4. Laura Grobbel, 5. Vickie Voakes, 6. Julie and Stephanie Moore. 38 Yearbook an old, forgotten book pages thickened with age I turn them carefully, A familiar face jumps out at me the eyes, the smile they’re the same but the hair arranged and spit-curled, forced into rolling waves, peeps from under mortar and tassle just like every other black and white picture on that black and white page and she tells me not to bow to fads. I read the caption, “Quiet efficiency in a charming manner, and I wonder. Did she ever have a crush? Did she ever flunk a test? Did she ever skip a class to go uptown with her friends for a hamburger and a soda and lie to the principal about where she’d been? I wonder if my Future Daughter will ever stumble across some left behind memories pressed into the pages of an old, forgotten book stuck away in some corner and glance upon a familiar face and wonder. — Chris McClure The poem above won second place for Chris in the Macomb English Teachers Competition in 1986. Baby pictures top to bottom: Connie Werner, Kassey Southwell, Jackie Wilkie, Jim Bennett 39 Spring Break — a Senior Tradition Although it’s not an official ’event, for many seniors, a spring trip to warmer climes is a tradition. When spring breaks end, the graduates-to-be compare tans and prepare for the busy graduation festivities. 41 1 The Prom: “Almost Paridise” The 1986 prom washeld on May 17 at Zuccaro’s Country House from 7 until midnight. Dinner at 7:30 was followed by an evening of dancing by SKM. About 230 people attended, at $44 a couple. Long gowns and full hoops were the fashion of the evening for the ladies, and many splurged to arrive at the scene in style — in a limousine. Senior Banquet at Orchard Place The 1986 Senior Banquet was held at Orchard Place in Romeo. A buffet dinner was served. Student Council President Scott Evans read the class history and Senior President Jackie Wilkie read the prophesy. About 75 seniors attended, dancing to the music of SKM. Tickets for the event were $10, adding to the ever-increasing expense of beina a senior. 46 Sharon Albers Michelle Armstrong Rita Baczewski Eric Beeman Anrhony Alberry 1986 James Bennett Tim Anderson Christina Austin Robert Boumgorten Michael Bertossi Michelle Besser (V Kevin Coperron Daniel Collins David Berrcher Jacquline Campau Carrie Carter Kindy Conger Ty Campbell Kimberly Castor Anthony Coots 50 Todd Essenmocher Heidi Evans Brenda Fagge Marsha Fike Holly Freer Jeannie Dunn Darrin Fisrler 51 Amy Frantom Ann Gallagher Jonine Gozley Amondo Gordon Jeonerre Holey Veronico Gebouer Volerie Grondzik Terri Hamilton Paul Geisler Julie Grobbel Todd Hogen More Harris 52 Cindy Hughes I Jody Johnson Richard Kielbasa Kris Hows Jon Janssen Jeon Keller Tamara Klebbo Kathleen Holmes Jeffrey Johnson Cheryl Kerhe Erik Koch 53 Tommy Kook Trevor Kuesrer Michoel McCauley Angelo Leirzel James McCloskey Paul Krause Korhy LoFore Down Lighr Chrisrine McClure 54 Wendy Mclnnis Mary Berh Moenssen Glenn Oliver Jacqueline McLeod Julie Moore Rodd Neely Scorr Olszewski Srephonie Moore Nichol Opriro 55 Michael Orrenbacher Christina Ponder Lori Roska Daniel Panczyk Befhann Peinovich Susan Porter Gary Rhein Michael Pankiewicz Thomasin Plorzke Carrie Raska Michael Richardson 56 Jennifer Rowley Gory Schonrz Deborah Schweiger Cecelia Shinsko Gory Samolej Liso Schmidt Jeffrey Schweiger Victoria Sobkowski Claudette Somul Doryl Schweiger April Seigfried Jeonine Sommers 57 Joseph Sr. John Chorlene Toylor Corrie VonDenobeele Kathleen Sourhwell Aaron Stoliker Down Traylor Audro Verbrugge Christopher Spezio Vicki Voakes 58 Kelly Vogel Chorles Wormsbacker DeAnne Wawrzyniok Cheryl Weinerr Jockie Wilkie Dean Wyarr Brian Weeks Dana Weinerr Denise Winchester Ann Yelencich Nor Pictured: Cheryl Bauman, Robert Cusson, Mike Franko, Chorles Gutt, Edward Jeffries. Steve Kicinski, Mark Monioci. David Markowski, Carl New, Ken Parent, Mark Rittinger, Frank Steinhauer, Steven Von Hulle. Christopher Waterloo, Kris Zurro Mosr Friendly: Kevin Coperron. Jody Johnson Teochers Heodoches Sreve VonHulle. Jeonine Sommers 60 Best Legs Tommy Klebbo. Mike Ponkiewicz Center photo. Mr Eldred (Closs Teocher) poses with Closs Pets Beth Peinovich ond Scott Evons Above. Closs Artists Dove Treutle ond Nichol Opriro Mosr Shy Mork Horris ond Clouderre Somul Closs Oprimisr Scoff Evons ond Chris Ponder Closs Cool: Todd Essenmocher Closs Preppies: Nichol Oprifo. Dill Porron. Chris McClure Mosr Likely ro Succeed: Nichol Opriro. Kodd Neely, MoryBeth Moenssen Worst Driver: Doryl Schweiger, Julie Grobbel Left Alwoys on Time: Rodd Neely. Tino Austin Below Alwoys Courteous Scott Dolon. Amy Fronrom Closs Punkers Glenn Oliver. Audi Verbrugge 63 Right. Alwoys Reody For Class: Rodd Neely. Becky Tordiff; Below: Most Spirited: Amy Frontom ond Scott Evans. Center Right. Alwoys Lote: Steve Von Hulle. Vol Grondzik. Class Clowns: Ty Compbell. Kassie Southwell. Bottom Left. Class Actor ond Singer: Cissy Shinsko. Jim Benentt. Bottom Right. Best Smiles Amy Frontom, Eric Beemon. Berhonn Peinovlch 64 GRADUATION 1986!!! Well, this is our last year. There are many memories we, the seniors of 1986, will remember. Each of us having our own very special ones but with all these memories let us not forget each other. GOOD LUCK GOOD BYE 65 IN MEMORIAM 68 DOUGLAS STEVEN GRACE NOVEMBER 17, 1968 — APRIL 29, 1986 Although Doug was not a member of our senior class he will be missed by us all. Congratulations, Class of 1986 Our seniors have proven it. Your Public Schools ... there’s no better place to learn. The teachers of the Richmond Education Association ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations Seniors GIERK SHOE STORE Your Family Shoe Store Orthopedic Prescriptions Filled 68131 Main St. Best Wishes For the Future Richmond, Ml 48062 Richmond Board of Education RICHMOND T.V. 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