Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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JA company has TV show Students from Richmond, Centerville, and Hagerstown worked together to present the annual Junior Achievement Trade Fair at the Richmond Square Shopping Center. Twenty-eight booths represented companies which manufactured and sold their own products. Products ranged from coat hangers to bird houses and three dimensional tic-tac-toe sets. A new' company was sponsored by Clearview Cable TV. This company sponsored a local television program, “Getting Together,” on which RHS students were given a chance to win a date.

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Due to the lack of student interest and concern, all-school assemblies were few and far between. Music, whether it was provided by the University of Cincinnati Singers, local rock groups, or the Concert Choir, received the most favorable student reaction. Lively pep assemblies involved both students and faculty members. Sports assemblies honored those who served RHS athletically. ABOVE LEFT: Trying out for -J. V cheer- leader, junior Renee Trimble does her routine. ABOVE RIGHT: Brilliant broadcasting duo. Howard Coshell and Dirty Don McBride are introduced at a pep assembly by Mr. Mel Bruns, emcee. LEFT CENTER: With enthusiasm Frank Denton arouses spirit for the big game to follow. LEFT: ‘Here’s to you, says junior Terry Warfield as he rewards losing Mark Langholz with a pie! Assemblies 17

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AMOVE: JASCO members (iretchen Werner, Bruce McCreo, and Laurie Wilcox put the finishing touches on their booth of the JA Trade Fair. 'FOP LEFT: Snoopy banks, produced by JA Bank, give Cindy Cain a chance to test salesmanship. BOTTOM LEFT: Bed and white beanies. Modeled by Dan Carr and Paula De Mao. and three-dimensional tic-tac-toe boards are products of PER JA NO 11. Junior Achieuement 19