Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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TALLY UP-Leann Wagers, Ron Shepard, and Greg Kaucher wait in line to vote for Cynthia Brzuzy, Jim Shirazi, Julie Gonnocci, king and queen. MUSIC MAKERS-Boss Tweed, an Indianapolis band, provides various musical styles for the evening’s entertainment. Snowball 21

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WINTER ROYALTY-Seniors Matt Noufcr and Helen Kandris enjoy a dance after being crowned Snowball King and Queen. SMILING SNOWMAN-This frosty fellow greets dancers as they enter the winter wonderland of Civic Hall. GOING IT ALONE—Giving their dates a rest, senior John Henley and junior Bart Denning take to the floor and “cut loose.” Dance memories uiarm On a clear, crisp February evening more than one hundred couples attended the 1982 Hi-Y Snowball dance. A huge friendly snowman stood at the entrance of the gym, giving all a warm greeting, and crepe paper strung from tne ceiling and stretched across the tables continued the “Shades of Winter”theme. Helen Kandris and Matt Noufer captured the title of king and queen, elected by those attending the dance. A unanimous vote determined the Snowball dance, once again, a success--an evening of pure romance with the music provided by Boss Tvwed, a favorite from last year.

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Kllho 'done' it? Several times during the 1981-82 school year the Drama Club attempted to present a play, but lacking male actors, all endeavors were doomed. In February, after two plays had been cancelled, a successful third tryout resulted in a mid-April play. Director David Cobine chose Agatha Christie’s “Ten Little Indians.” For every hour of practice, each member of the cast 22 School Play MAKEUP!—Mark Tate transforms Karen Morris into a cranky maid for the play Ten Little Indians. HOW ABOUT A DRINK?—The Indian Island guests offer one to Miss Brent, played by Dawn DeWitt. probably spent two fleeting minutes on stage April 16 and 17. The mystery kept the audience guessing as to who would die next and who the killer in the group might be. Student actors slipped easily into the characters they were portraying. “Ten Little Indians ’ left its mark on the McGuire stage, and hopes are high for a more active Drama Club in the future. WHO’S FIRST?—The Ten Little Indians listen tensely as a mysterious voice sentences them to death. COSMETIC MAGIC—Martha Henderson applies wrinkles to Chuck Adams and assists him in becoming Judge Wargrave.