Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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AWARENESS The steady rhythm of 2 ,300 pulsating bodies set the pace of vie d ' etole cette anne ' e. Where unconcern and apathy had existed befor e, students became, to say the least, . interested and aware of their school life. To stay after hours and rap with a teacher or administrator was nothing uncommon. New and old issues were not skimmed or skirted; the motto of both teachers and students was tell it like it is. All in all, communication between the learner and the learned was successful. Student Life Division 5

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' ARENESS AWARENI From Left; f ; After a hard da y of labor, these students are eager to head for home. 121 With a mighty wallop. John Finnan sends the ball flying across the net. (31 After the last class. RHS is rapidly deserted. As the last two stu- dents depart, the door slams with a crash that echoes through the halls. (41 In 1 969. the U.S. flag was planted on the moon symbolizing a great achievement for all Americans. (51 Assisting in the office. Alice Corman sorts mail as Mr. Marvin Heaton checks his box. (6) Brother Kenny Lynch laughingly ob- serves Brother Brad Wallace preside over the funeral of Richmond ' s sectional opponents. Moon walk sets pace for new decade 4 Student Life Division

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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