Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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SOCIAL SCIENCE FORUM Row 1 ; Gene Strauss, Bill Pennery, Jim Bailey, Dick Milligan. Row 2: Tom Milligan, Betty Stump, Karen Bronnock, Nancy Van Voorhis, Jane Scheike, Elsa Wuertenberger, Don Doerflein, Raymond Clarke. Row 3: Delbert Murphy, Mrs. Stra- hon, Shuria Schenck, Pat Chris, Ann Stoddard, Peggy Barringer, Delores Brower, Rosemary Sanders, Gerald Ste- vens, Duone Mendenholl, Jerry Men- denholl. Row 4: Bob Ladd, Dick Atwell, Ed Brontner, Bill Bollinger, Joe Ridgeway, Dick Ferguson. Row 5: David Winburn, Curtis Kid- well, Gail Perkins, George Tripp, Jack Dickey. FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1 : Ann McFeely, Barbara Fore- man, Donna Moe Smith, June Samuels. Row 2: Shirley Ruhl, Pauline Bau- mer, Jane Baker, Mrs. Shallenburg, Corolee Walters, Miriam Tollifson. Row 3: Potty Morgan, Carol Kauper, Ellen Keyser, Myrna Chandler, Mary Lou Scott, Marilyn Miller. HOME EC. CLUB Row 1 : Evelyn Sauer, Pat Jett, Bar- bara Street, Pauline Crouch, Thelma Wheeler, Betty Mays, Marlene Cott- man, Imogene Sellers. Row 2: Mrs. Parker, Maxine Wil- liams, Freda Byrum, Marilyn Shepard, Joanna Leonhart, Barbara Markey, Alice Lone, Virginia Lohrey, Lucretio Archy, Vivian Goble, Natha Walker, Winifred Sellers. Row 3: Patsy Roots, Mary Russell, Delores Brower, LouAnn Coll, Rosemary Sanders, Elsa Wuertenberger, Ruth Vo- gelgesang, Jeonette Schneider, Jeannine Lahman, Coleen Retz, Norma Heistand, Algetha Whitehead, Morilyn Hatter, Margaret McCown, Jean Bailey, Grace Cela, Mary Frances Woodson, Helena Bennett, Barbara Shaffer, Janet Aus- terman, Melva Crandell, Marlene Adams, Jewell Cordell, Naomi Hasse, Patsy Cave. To these three clubs, our hots go off, as being fine examples of organizations with the future in ' mind. Understanding the happenings of the day, preparing for a future occupation, and learning how to manage a home; what could be better illustrations to prove the point that our school plans ahead for the stu- dents . . . Page 12

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SCHOOL BOARD Row 1: Mr. Paul C. Garrison, Mrs. Norman Pilgrim, Mr. Robert B. Williams. Row 2; Mr. Harold C. Mills, Mr. Robert E. Herbst, Mr. Verlis A. Monroe. With the more serious side of our school, along with religion, comes the problems of its government and thoughts of looking ahead. As a freshie becomes a senior, he is thinking of his plans after he graduates; a future occupation, or attending some col- lege. To the upperclassmen, the frequent and essential confer- ences with Miss Erdohl (circle on opposite page) have proved to find the solution to many otherwise unsolved problems. Then, too, the Activities Board also plays a vital role in the developing of character and the practicing of government in our own school. In charge of Citizenship Day, they have proved that boys and girls are capable of assuming important and precise responsi- bilities. Finally, as an overseer to us all, comes our School Board. To these people, the credit for efficiently controlling our school, and granting us privileges received by few others, is justly given . . .

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e CGdCi COACH BILL ELIAS Although only here for one year, Bill Elias has risen to amazing popularity, and is sincerely wel- comed by everyone to R.H.S. with hearty approval. Producing one of the finest football teams we have ever seen on our field, and encouraging an up- rising enthusiasm for wrestling, is indeed suffi- cient proof of his fine capability as coach. From those in his classes, a multitude of compliments- and praises spring out without hesitation. Friendly to all, likable and sincere; we can readily see that his presence is an admirable asset to our school . . . COACH PAT MALASKA To Pat Malaska, we give everlasting thanks for the undying enthusiasm which is packed into bas- ketball. Tho, this year, the Satans failed to go far, nothing but compliments can be in store for the up and coming Devils. A coach of rare ability and sincerity, anything short of praise and compli- ments would fall short of being a sufficient de- scription. As baseball coach, he doesn ' t hesitate to duplicate his skill in turning out top-rank squads with material at hand. Yes, R.H.S. can truly say we are proud to have Pat Malaska as our coach . . . Page IS