Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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W ' iimcr of the (iold Kc award in the Finalist in the National 1974 Reinional Scholastic Art (; )ntest Achievement Scholarship for graphic design-lettering, junior Program for black students, Jeff Morgenroth discusses his design senior Mike Givens talks National N with art instructor Mrs. Helen B rd. with Georgia Legislator Zmjh Patti Seven RHS students also received Julian Bond at an Earlham Council of honorable mentions in the contest. program. Throughout the year, RHS students were chosen for vari- ous national, state, and school honors. National Merit Corporation announced thirteen RHS seniors were selected for honors on the basis of their PSAT NMSQT test scores. Bruce Finney was voted Mr. JA of Wayne County at Junior Achievement ' s Expo ' 74. After an absence of four or five years, RHS was again repre- sented in a beauty contest when Teresa White won the Miss Black Teenage Indiana contest. iors Dave Loar •dthe 1973 iti 1 arc! in u ritine. [umiiiMmiiiumi i SS 11 SS ii S§ ll;gg {f j

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i Manual and motored bikes came out in hordes as warm weather per- mitted students to save time, money, and fuel. Student drivers parked along White- water Blvd., the parking lot, and G street while many students were dropped-off by parents leaving for work.

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miLDlNG POSSIBLE I94C Nj[ ' Selected as .Mi- State Band memlu-rs were Tom Peters. Deb El)y, Wayne Stubbs, and Charles Ruhi, representing the numlier one band in the state. Chosen to the All-State Orchestra was Mary Beth Tyndall. Beiiin onl a sophomore and the only RIIS student awarded this year added to the prestige of the award. Appearing on It ' s Academic was I.in- da Shere, Frank Pat- terson, and Zach Pat- terson. Posed with WLWT MC. Steve Douglas, the RHS team fell to the hands of a more ex- perienced team.