Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Left to right: Mert Wright Beverly Baker Dick Olson Pat Bittner Sue Roma-y Cheer Leaders Give a yell . . . Give a yell . . . and give a yell they did! Sue, Bev, Dick, Pat, Mert . . . flashy in their red and White . . . examples of vivacious enthusiasm . . . a unit Working together . . . persistent and intense on their job of raising the voices of the fans to their highest peak and keeping them there. Concession Workers Give me a coke . . . How much is a hot dog? . . . Give me some service. Yep, this bunch of swell kids Worked harder than most peo- ple realized. When you needed them, they were at your service, and on their toes. Lrft to right Georgia Duifin, Alice Nichol- son, Mr. Robertson, Marilyn Harte-r, VVe-ndc-ll Cones, Pat Youst, Donna Douring. Page 29

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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

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V v l F l l l QM First ran' Cleft to rightl-Marie Smith, Georgia Adams, Barbara Trueblood, Nellie Bass, Janice Fowl, Thespena Dallas, Jane Ann Sisk, Evelyn Maier, Joan Hauschild, Mary Madkson, Shirley Study, Gloria Castellucio. Second row-fPat Lawrence, Joy Werking, Louanna Reeiz, Alice Van Ausdal, Jean Ann Crum, Maxine Shears, Bernice Hickman, Jacqueline Reed, Carolyn Bell, Marolyn Bell, Marilyn Pardieek, Jana Emslie. Third row -Jeannine Holthouse, Emma Jane German, Betty Lybarirer, Glenna Van Voorhis, Tannya Cooper, Mary Lou Byrum, Janice Hayes, Pat Hall, Barbara Hastings, Gloria Schepman, Betsy Pfeiffer, Maxine Narotski. Fourth ron' ---Leah Pollock, Joyce Fry, Delores Henderson, Janice MeNew, Joan Curts, Marjorie King, Verna Ramsey, Elinor Mere- dith, Carol Belcher, Marilyn Clark, Sue Gray, Alma Riley. Fifth ron' -Janice Xvilliamson, Isabell Carpenter, Joan Tincher. Jacqueline Meissler, Joyce Ruhl, Patsy Collins, Barbara Gibson, Hazel Dunn, Carolyn Chasteen, Marna Ashman, Jayne Drudy, Evelyn Thomas. Sixth row--fMarilyn Killen, Ruth Hennigar, Pat Thorman, Doris Dillman, LeeAnna Ward. Pat Ellis, Mary Louise Conyers, Donna Thistlethwaite, Faye Hardwick, Norma Finley, Joan Calbeek, Joan Yost. Seventh row- -Rita Patton, Joan Franklin, Opal Rust, Madonna Elleman, Nancy Doty, Raenelle Smith, Janet Austerman, Nancy Mahan, Sally Hera, Patsy Haley, Julia Howard, Alice Ingle. Eighth 'ro'mfC1'istine Furbay, Alice Hubbard, Donna Jean Fultz, Linda Baird, Barbara Schaier, Doris Prather, Millie Paradiso, Joan Geurin, Betty Dooley, Pat Essemaker, Josephine Moore, Judy Wilt. Ninth 'ro'w- fJanet Warman, Janet Beach, Marilyn Lienneman, Beverly Sauer, Pat Baker, Marilyn Miller, Mary Lou Scott, Patsy Roots, Carol Hammond, Betsy Gomez, Leanne Brenneman, Barbara J. Vioni. Tenth mu' -Joan Defibaugh, Joyce Rothert, Betty Keesling. Rebecca Lester, Betty Sue Puckett, Kathleen Wolf, Marilyn Dowell, Mariann Denning, Camille Steadmon, Dennisse Cook, Mona Frame, June Coulter. Block-R Sit up and smilcll' Those were familiar words of advice from Shirley Study to every block MRP girl. Block MR, to many a girl, was one of the highlights in her high school career. The social life in Block was wcll Worth the time spent in the long hours of practicc.,One upon Whom many laurcls should be hung was the very versatile Dick Olson. Much of Block's success was dependent upon those charming dittics he thought up for Block to perform. There are few who will evcr forget that performance at thc rcgionals. When those girls raised the Devil, they really put spark, firc and smoke into it. Yes We were all proud of the Block that Miss Raisor and the girls developed from that glorious night when thc girls marched inl, for thc first timc. Page 3 0