Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Marching band provides entertainment in one of their many appearances during downtown parades. Civic Hall is decked out for Snowball by busy Hi- Y members as the time for the dance approaches Student Life 7

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RHSers work to make activities successful Choir members Rhonda Silliman and Cathy Githens had a busy year of concerts and special perfoi A future R HS ' er is absorbed in watching marching band perform for a downtown parade. An involved student body added color and life to a widespread variety of activities. Although school events occupied considerable time, many groups were involved in extra-curricular programs as well. The undying enthusiasm and considerable talent made RHSers readily welcomed on any occasion, and the services of choral and instrumental groups were frequently requested. 6 Student Life

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The shuffle of feet and hello ' s rebound as Ann Warfield. Eric Webb, Marcia Weller. and Kitten Miracle march down the hall. Utilizing precious seconds at his locker, Mitch Thompson is waited upon by friend Stan McClain. Education is the process of learning in an organized manner. A It hough it is useful when divided up into time slots, education ' s main purpose is to better prepare students for later life. This process was put into motion this past year by RHS students. They were encouraged to be creative and to express their opinions in the Register and on the opinion board. Clubs, also, played a major role in RHS life, and by faculty invitation student opinion was expressed about the curriculum. 11 Creative initiative is materialized in the form of a clay p6t constructed by Scott Wilson. 8 Student Life