Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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... LOOK OUT Along with 45,000 community in- habitants, we existed. Outside, our values changed and our goals seem- ed less important. Watergates came and went; alternations were inevi- table. Classrooms became houses and businesses, where the responsibili- ties of a job were discovered. When vacant, these places showed the re- mains of new and different life styles. Favorite places were sought out and found. Unforgettable mo- ments were shared. City streets replaced crowded hall- ways where a stranger passed an- other without knowing. Individuals existed outside too, their cries a bit dimmer. ROLLING ON — As students endure their morning in classes, life in the Richmond Community continues. MOVING OUT across Lyboult field, Red De- vils join the New Castle Trojans for a half- time show. Trojans were 1974 state cham- pions; Red Devils won the honor in 1973. 6 Theme

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Together we endeavored to make this inner world a valuable one. indi- vidually we set our own goals and strived to surpass them. 83 classrooms enclosed 1950 stu- dents daily. 35 seats in each remain- ed when all had gone. Classes learn- ed of unity and fellowship. Crowded hallways pushed stranger to stranger, and friendships were molded. At times the forms were broken. Voices attempted to be unique. LOITERLESS STUDENTS — New policy which required students to move directly from class to class kept hallways relatively clear. MOVING INTO position on the practice field, New Castle ' s Marching Band joins the Red Devil Marching Band in preparation for a football half-time show. LOOK IN ... ' - ■■ Ii f ' Theme 5 i.

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