Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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3 7fze Wfenltal Seofian This section of the Pierian deals with fundamentals of any successfully oper- ated school. lt involves many essential ingredients. First of all is Iim Farmer, our hard-Working principal, assisted by Mr. Houg- land and Miss Erdahl, the class counselors, and the capable faculty, in addition, the librarians, Mrs. Lacey and Miss King, and Mrs. Harold in the Rental Room. We must not forget, too, the beneficial policies and activities carried on by our Board of Trustees, headed by Mr. Garrison, the office staff: Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Davenport, and the cleaning staH and cafeteria staff, directed by Mrs. Hyne, which are also very essential for a progressive school such as R.H.S. We cannot give too much credit to Miss Fornshell, Who greatly helped organize the section and read proof. Yes, the studies are included in this section, too, for it i is they who enjoy the many activities and chances for a good ' . s , 2 education that are offered at Rl-l.S. ,C if f .Q L X EAIPNIA1 X EDl!Cf4770!Vf P g S

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Saciaf ealumn - Jil. S. Who could ever forget . . . Daisy Mae and the first orchid . . . the third Calmost and Lil Abner . . . Social Hall after forgottenj act of The Divine Floraw . . . school . . . the Commencement Dance the class of '5O's Sock Hop? l I Page Elgl And vve'll all remember . . . the Music Departments concerts . . . Civic Hall on a basketball night . . . Easter devotions . . . the Christmas tree in Social Hall . . . the Footlights of '49 . . . the l0B parties! RF Zggramlmllllxq K- ff-i 020 ss f r -' 0 s tir ' f W ' VX QED nFwf.- , l