Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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The vacantparking lot sometimesfbund unforlunales like Phi1Kauper and Kevin Gleason, sujerers ofdead battery. wwuvn, Life rhythm proves hectic for everyone 6 Student Life The beat went on day in and day out. RH Sers were busier by the hour. They found their way oflife was thejourney to and from school and the busy, happy, rewarding and sometimes discouraging moments spent within. Jobs, club activities, and homework awaited them, but nothing kept academic or general students from sulfering the normal teenage tensions or troubles such as flat tires, stalled motors, break ups, endless hours of homework, being broke, dateless or the frustrations of oncoming exams. RHS life was changed, though, team teaching and new teachers were symbolic of the ever-growing home ofthe Richmond Red Devils.