Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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BELOW: hirst place Sink Middies float blends into the atmosphere of excitement and vigor at the Saturday afternoon parade BELOW C ESTER Homecoming parade couldn't be complete w ithout a proper burial on a decorated truck for the Middletown team ABOVE With a reassuring hand. Eric Gibbs shares the limelight w ith Gw inn Rhinehardt after her crowning. 20 Homecoming

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Variety ’72 ‘delights’ all in 3 big acts “Devils Delight'’ was the theme of Variety '72. With much music, singing, and dancing provided by the Band and Devilettes, the show was set to a fast pace. The show consisted of three acts. In act 1 the Band and Devilettes gave a tribute to American cities: in act 2 the male singers got together for “There Is Nothing Like a Dame and “American Patrol'’; act 3 gave a treat to the children in the audience with “A Robbery in the Toy Shop.” The finale was a salute to the memory of John F. Kennedy as the Variety singers sang “This Is My Country.” Mr. John Parshall directed and Mr. Steve Varnell was master of ceremonies. LEFT In a salute to Chinatown, Mary Kelly and Judy Armbruster dance in Adieu Shanghai. LEFT BFLOW: Devilettes warm up to Get It On as they swing in Act 2. BELOW: Fonda Mullins delights her audience to the mean tune of Lucreatia Me Evil in a salute to I Wanna Be Young.

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Homecoming enthusiastic despite cold LEFT C'ESTER: Queen candidates Delores Teague. Sancy Fieri ning. Marcee Glazer. Gwinn R heinhardl. Terry S liens await start of parade LEFT: Only Richmond touchdown scored at the Homecoming game is made by Darrell Teague as he picks up a fumble and runs 70 cards. BE LOU Spirited parade honors the football team as they make thier 4'rip-roarin appearance w ith sirens blasting and horns sounding. Homecoming's “Indian Summer never came. The cold afternoon was followed by a rainy evening, but spirits weren't dampened. With enthusiam at its peak in the parade, students came on floats, cars, and trucks to inspire the team to victory. Queen Gwinn Rhcinhardt and her court were honored at the after game dance where “Anvil Floss provided music. The atmosphere of “Indian Summer” was intensified with autumn decorations, which gave couples a romantic country feeling.