Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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KING CANDIDATES-Erick Laine, Cutter Coble, Mike Koger, Jeff Plasterer, Peter Laine. SLOWLY DANCING are Julie Lorton and date Terry Wettig while she smiles to an enjoyble dance. QUEEN CANDIDATES—Kim Knarzer, Terrie Cox, Linda Williams, Cindy Bullerdick, Cindy Brown. V I 28—Snowball

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PARADE EXCITEMENT is felt as the Y-Teen Cabinet makes its ride to Lyboult Field for the start of Homecoming activities. J ! r-1 i FIRST PLACE was reward for all the hard work Senior Class put into their float. Digest Gary West utilizedthe theme of the recent movie Jaws. a dozen red roses. Six floats were entered for competition - Y-Teens, with the theme of Don't Beg Cougars, Devils Have No Mercy ; Young Republicans, Cage Those Cougars ; Senior Class, Digest Gary West ; Junior Class, We've Got Them Courgars by the Tail ; Cheerblock, Devils' Den ; and DE, Pin 'em Down, Devils. Senior Class won first prize for its float, DE came in second, and JUNIORS WORK EAGERLY for the completion of their class float for the '75 Homecoming parade. We've got them Cougars by the tail placed 3rd. third place went to Junior Class. Mike Gilmore won first prize for his decorated car. Jack War-field and John Hedges won second prize. SAB president Mike Koger was third. The dance after the game in Civic Hall brought out 125 students for a couple hours. Metamorphosis offered a mostly fast rock sound with music for dances that were fired up and a few slow ones for the ones that weren't. Homecoming-27

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LET'S BOOGIE! says senior Mike Holt-house to his date during a change of music from slow dancing to fast dancing at Snowball. A BREAK IN THE ACTION-King Mike Koger and his date Susan Jellison enjoy the music of Mandrake. RADIATING BEAUTY, Linda Williams enjoys her new title of Snowball queen. Beside her is her date Gary Sparks. Annual Hi-Y Snowball dance brought a change of atmosphere for many students. Instead of the usual Friday night movie or an evening at Pizza Hut, a lot of students as well as faculty and parents decided to make the evening of Jan. 30 a formal one. New this year was a $10 dinner for couples at Ramada Inn. Approximately 20 couples took advantage of this dinner. Following dinner, most couples proceeded to Ramada Inn, where the dance was held for the first time. Guys and their dates entered into a room filled with hanging snowballs and a candlelit atmosphere. They danced to music provided by Mandrake. During the dance, couples wishing to keep memories of the dance in a scrapbook had the opportunity to do as photographer Bill Wallace took pictures of couples. Free refreshments were provided for couples desiring food and drink during the evening. Moments were tense as students awaited to see who would reign over the dance. Mike Koger and Linda Williams were chosen king and queen and approximately 150 couples looked on as they danced to a soft melody composed by Mandrake. Snowball—29