Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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IN SUMMER WE REALIZED THAT IT HAD BEEN A GREAT YEAR . . We had a wonderful Mardi-Gras. Booths for flowers to human pin- ball machines could be found at this great affair. This was an outstand- ing affair in our great year. 9 Mr. Alexander and some class members interviewing Victor and Vincent Vitamin, Class of 1827, on the biological effects of crossing present day streets with red traffic lights.

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Blended voices of our fine concert choir can be heard com- ing forth from Mr. Melton's third hour. HAD FUN IN SPRING Crowded, wasn't it? Games, dances, and dozens of other ac- tivities make our school life extraordinary. We appreciate all the effort of the commit- tees, and the cooperation of the faculty to make our activities complete. eft '1fL t -A -

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