Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Y-Teens take Mardi Gras ‘thru pages’ “Flipping thru the Pages” was the theme for this year's Mardi Gras held annually in Civic Hall by the Y-Teens. 22 booths were entered in Mardi Gras and a crowd of 1632 w as recorded. The best all-round booth was the Beth Moorhead's “Drivers Manual.” Prettiest booth went to Lee Ann Carr's “The Mad Hatter. Carolyn Gardner's “Charlotte's Web won the most original booth aw ard. Leslie Hedges and Mark Williams ruled over Mardi Gras as Cinderella and Prince Charming. Mardi Gras was declared a sucess by all of those who participated. Helen Calhoun's Y-Teen booth made the most money, Jennifer Porter's booth was second, and Debbie Klutc's booth w as third. I.EFT A small crowd gathers at Pooh Bears' louse to try to win a tedd hear. BELOW LEFT: Many interested people stop at the Pierian booth to take aim at teachers. BELOW: Prince Charming Mark Williams and Cinderella Leslie Hedges are surrounded b their court. PROMT ROW. Debbie Elute. Rob Weller. Jay Reynolds: TOP ROW. Beth Mtune-head. Gretchen Thalls. Kern RodeJeld.Joc Price, and Rick Baumgartner.

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 «un 4AN°U M CA« ABOVE TOP Passers-by stop to take on Dun Quixotes' windmill for a flower. ABOVE CENTER: Fortune telling Gypsies set up shop next to a blackjack Show boat joint. ABOVE: Interested playboys stop to try out their favorite sport. RIGHT: Prepared to encounter horrors, students enter Frankenstein s House. '' 28 Mardi Gras

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TOP: Adagio dancers Teri S lei ns. Kay Alsop. and John Herig excite their audience with their performance in gymnastics and ballet ABOVE: Staunch and portly stands Dave Barei-ther presenting South African flag to Jenny Knight. Rae Wohlhueter. and Keith Ashbaugh. RIGHT: Years of practice show through as Roxanne Pierce performs an aerial front walkover with accuracy and precision.