Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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KNOWN THROUGHOUT INDIANA as the most popular high school sporting event, basketball drills are demonstrated by Vivian Farris, Vivian was a strong center on the 73-74 girls varsity basketball learn. ONLY A VISTOR, this enormous dog is a friend of guest Terry Spencer. To the delight of the audi- ence, the dog displayed a natural talent to make use of his oversized nose. Stunts in grace Demonstrations of the poise, beauty, and ability that a female can bring to the world of athletics were viewed in March 1974 as RHS girls put on the 8th annual Fitness and Femininity. Assisting the RHS females in proving the quality that can be found in athletics were guests Kolleen Casey and Denise Rivet, both gymnasts in training for the 1976 Olympics. Chairperson Debbie Ramsey worked with coordinators Mrs. Mary Liz Miller and Miss Dale Berry to present a program displaying every area of RHS athletics. Each of the nine teams exercised their skills, Phys. Ed. students exhibited the original modern dance creations, with the highlights of guest per- formers showing their exceptional abilities. Terry Spencer, an exhibition gymnast from the National Gym- nastics Center, added to the de- light and amazement that the many citizens and students of Richmond experienced as they watched the RHS girls in action. Fit and Fem 74 showed them at their best. Fit and Fem 21

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COME ONE COME ALL - Chairperson for the big show was Jacquie Egger. She performed as Sam. the clean-up man. in her baggy pants and over- sized jacket. MALE ADDITION to the Aquamaids program was a diving exhibition. Bottom: Dennis Noris, Steve Mc- Adams. Top: Rudy Sperling, Kevin Ballenger. PANTHERS IN PINK - Mary Walker, Shelley Stiens, Joan Browning, Carol Schwegman, Marilyn Witte, Sherry Sloan await their turns to show performance at its peak by obeying commands of the ring holders, Jurlie Nuss and Sherri Lafuze. Under it all - patient practice- Harem dancers, fat ladies, buck- aroos, clowns, tight rope walkers, and strong men all displayed enter- tainment in Under the Big Top, the Greatest Show on Water. It was performed in Tiano Pool by the RHS Aquarians. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Michelle Avery, 50 Aquarians pro- duced two water shows in Decem- ber, filling the stands each night. Jacquie Egger served as chair- person of the event with the aid of Diane Charles, Vickie Hawley, Susan Myers, Karen Bailey, and Marilyn Witte as choreographers. Experts of water ballet and water sports from all over Indiana judged the exhibition. Awards were later presented to outstanding members of the group at a banquet held for the Aquarians. 22 Waterstiov,