Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Splintering a block of wood. Tom Tagar demonstrates the technique oj Karate to interested students. %. - - -.. - Hm K. a r . Hlla KiL B ' . ' . ' -s ' . ' -LV. ' A- EM f9wwm i If J V 1 ' If - i i 11 4 J Z)ovf Jose and the varsity cheerleaders watch. Rhonda Alderman tries out for B-leam cheerleader. With the aid of Tom Tagar, Bradley Wallace exhibits the skill and control necessary in Karate. Assemblies

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Assemblies provide variety, entertainment for all Hee-Haw takes a ribbing as Kim HoUopeler inlroduces Junior Wallem. Neighbor Kaiser, ' Cousin Lulu Land, and Grampa Johnson. Slopping for a short chat with guest speaker Mr. Don Lonnie are Palsy Gardley and Virginia Fo.x. Vibrant laughter and thunderous applause showed the enthusiasm of RHS students at the many diversified all-school assemblies. Whether pep rally or entertainment or to honor special persons, the receptive and eager attitude of all participants made assemblies an anticipated break. 14 Assemblies

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Students receive variety of honors The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Christine Smith exhibits some of her homemaking abilities. Honors and awards were again bestowed on outstanding students for exceptional achievements in leadership and scholarship. Seventeen RHS students in Who ' s Who and three nominated for Top Teens was followed by six seniors honored in Optimist Youth Appreciation Week. Adding distinction to the school was 1969 Pierian, which was awarded its first All-American rating . Smiling with anticipation, Jane Schussler, recipient of the county Daughters of the American Revolution good citizenship award, glances over a Government book. 16 Honors