Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Swatflrl 111-ft to rifzhtj-fJoanna Thomas, Eileen Revs, Winifrod Sellers, Carol Nell, Ed Ghearing, Pat Dalbcy, Richard Roden- hurgr, Fredrick Miller, Chris Furbay, Carolee VVa1te1's, Eunice Hawkins, Pat Blossom, Ns-il Waterston. Dale- Updi-graif, Andy Simkins. Sizzndingf-Jim Ma'Connc-11, Iioh Horner, Jake Potter. Orchestra One organization that was really in there Working hard was our orchestra. Besides making the spring and fall concerts 11 'gstanding-room only success, it was Z1 vital part of the Footlights of '5O',. Mr. Melton Was director of this busy music-minded ensemble. Page 27

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Page 26 Choir This is an impressive picture of a group who did an impressive piece of Work this year. This is the choir that gave us nShe'll be comin' Round the Mountaini' in the fall concert. We Won't forget their rendition of '4Beyond the Blue Horizonf, This was the choir that helped to make the HFootlights of 'SOR such a success. Our choir was indeed honored when they were invited to take part in a music festival in Rushville. We heard the choir in assemblies. It did its part in giving us all the Christmas spirit When it sang carols in the halls. Here Was an organization, under the leadership ofeRonald Melton that helped make old R.H.S. really a school to be proud of. First rom ileft to riyxhtj-Leah Pollock, Patsy Collings, Barbara Foreman, Mary Lou Byrum, Joan Calbeek, Joan Yost, Maryanne Krone, Jean Ann Crum, Dennisse Cook, Phyllis Miller, Betty Wolfe, Gloria Wray, Maryanne Denning, Hazel Dunn, Phyllis Mills, Emma German, Barbara Lee Markley, Julia Howard, Elizabeth Phelps, Dolly Favre. Second foie-APat Stegzall, Norma Sena, Marilyn Clark, Joan Curts, Delores Henderson, Ruth Ann Hennigar, Alice Van- Ausdal, Norma Hiestand, Cristine Furbay, Janet Mitchell, Rosetta Harris, Thelma VVheeler, Marilyn Harter, Juanita Thomas, Joyce Ruhl, lone Thomas, Jeannine Holthouse, Patsy Hayley, Mary Louise Conyers, Janice Fowl, Marjorie Hercules, Norma Girton, Third 1'o1crfJim Robinson, Andy Simkins, Charles Laughlin, David Shaver, Tom Hotopp, Arthur Turner, Robert James, James McConnell, Robert Robbins, Thomas Anderson, Robert Christman, Herbert Truitt, Robert Crane, Richard Ferguson, Leonard Harris, Jack Coy, Charles Irvine, Max Gray. Monty Dixon. Fourth 7'0ll,'fJ3I'1lES Kauper, Stuart Wilson, Ben Kovaeh, Jack Thomas, David Krone, Jaek Davis, Ray Shepherd, Phil Stafiord, Robert Howes, Ted Stephens, Myron Fulle, Ray Jackson, Bill Rodal, Robert Runyon, Claude King, Fred White, Marion Williams, Lloyd Clinkenbeard, Dale Updegraff, and Bill Vorhees.

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IVI: ..f.4 , if A: jf? n d 1.,. Z These high stepping members of the R.H.S. band opened the ' sports season for us at the First home football game and continued to entertain us until the end of the year. They were also on hand for fi F 'Q I . -'Sam Q K as rv 1 all the home basketball games. During the year they held two fi concerts that were very Well re- ceived. They took part in civic programs during the year, playing for parades, etc. Their excellent record for the year might be attributed to the new uniforms which they got this year. NWA First 'row Cleft to rig:htJfTom VVehb, George Grieswell, Donald Gibson, Barbara Foxworthy, Marilyn Byrum, Pat Miller, George Sax, Pat Hansen, Imogene Plaeke, Joan Gunnoe. Sm-ond rou'fJames Cook, Jon Ifzelman. Stanley Beeson, John Blossom, Marilou Pike, Berdina VVeidman, Norman Sehwemberirer, Patricia Blossom, Arend Reid. Third ron' -Donald Greaves, Hawley Riner, Joe Harris, Garth Borton, Jim Peters, Neil VVaterston. Kitty Sponsler, Wesley Wilson, Charles Coffin. Fourth 'l'0llf'J2lY'llES Britten, Phil Stailord, Richard Stadelman, Bob Dt-Camp, Bob Rodenberg, Bob Goodwin, Chris Newcomer, Bob Horner, Marion Williams, James Mopps. ' Fifth row -Betty Jett, Jim Coyner, Jerry Vance. Bill Hofaeker, Harold Tatman, Kenny Dorsey, Bob Howes, Dick Opel, Mr. Ben G. Graham. - v ,limi isa EIN? JS ll fhfb Q, , 5 , Kg. . jp pp , e e l , U Aff - 1 . f A gar -1 , .,.., .. A age' Page 28