Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Summer 1972 saw KHS students involved in a variety of educational, entertainment, and work experiences in addition to 924 of them signing up for summer school classes. Four of this year's seniors participated in Boys State and Girls Slate during early summer, learning about government and politics. Cindy Harvey and Gretchen Thalls spent lime on college campuses studying music and art, respectively. Jennifer Johns toured Europe with a group of students from around the U.S. Civic Theater provided an outlet for Phil Kaler and Nancy Stilwell to act (in “You're a Good Man. Charlie Brown ). Other RHS students worked backstage for various summer productions also. Sue Ellis. Mark Bresher, Dan Carr, and Randy Thurston attended journalism workshops at Ball Stale to improve their skills at producing the Pierian and the Register. Varsity cheerleaders spent four days at camp in Hartland, Mich. Summer finds many students getting involved Slaw Fair Marching Contest finds the Red Devils performing their routine before the grand stand, qualifying for the final round. Summer 17

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Telling Charlie Brown that he really is a good man are Linus I Phil Kaler. SECOSD FROM LEFT) and Lucy fSancy Stilwell, SECOND FROM RIGHT}. Charlie Brown is played by student teacher Gary Hood. CESTER. Jenny Johns IC ESTERI takes it easy as she enjoys a cruise down the river with friends while visiting Venice. Italy Linus, played by Phil Kaler. takes lime to sing of his love for his blanket during Civic Theatre's summer production of Charlie Brown 16 Summer

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TOP LEFT: Old Fashioned Wedding is sung by Debbie Davenport and .Hike Gibbs in wanna be in Varsity ‘72. TOP CENTER: A special treat for the kiddies. Becky Lawhorn protrays a brand new toy. Donald Duck in a robber's mask. CENTER LEFT: One tin soldier, portrayed by Vicki Von Pein. enchants the audience with A Robbery in the Toy Shop CENTER: Depicting the Marvelous Toy. Roberta Lichtenfels. Rachelle Smith, and Pal Stu-beda treat their audience to an unusual routine. 18 Variety Show