Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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CAST CREW—Front: Roger Deiser, Jeff Green, Carmie DcLucio, Melinda Thompson, Debbie Baker, Mike McEvoy, Tim Ezell, Mark Tate, Bob Sizemore. Back: Chris Bechtold, Nick May, Dawn DeWitt, Martha Henderson, Chuck Adams, Mark Ringenberg, Anna Zastawnik, Chris Good, Richard Thompson, Rod Ogren, Karen Morris, Mr. David Cobine, director. HE’S AFTER ME!-Guests of Indian Island rush to the aid of Mrs. Rogers, played by Karen Morris, who lias been overcome with fright. ONE TO GO—The cynical judge, played by Chuck Adams, almost finishes his last victim, Anna Zastawnik, with the help of a hangman’s noose. School Play 23

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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.

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Spirit Week fuels Devil victories Preppy and Beach Bum Day accompanied pillow fighting while sitting on a beam to become new Spirit Weelk activities. In preparation for Tuesday’s sectional game against Northeastern, only activity-card holders left classes for a pen assembly. Then Friday, in anticipation of weekend victories, the entire student body filled Civic Hall to be specially entertained by six new cheerleaders: Dan Trotter, Kevin Ahaus, Mike Armbruester, Robbie Johnson, Tom Miltner, and Brian Hall. Tug-of-war, pillow fighting, banana-split eating, cheering competition, and a mini-float competition were all part of Monday-through-Fri-day special events. Scores tallied on Friday handed the seniors the Spirit-Week prize. They were the overall class winners with a total of 460 points. Juniors and sophomores vied for second place-juniors eeking out a victory witn 380 points to the sophomore’s 360. Kelley Lawson, chairman, Cindy Hartman, Dan Bowers, Bob Craig, and Barb Blanford planned the week’s dress-up days and competitions. DR. J-Senior Joe Perkins dons surgical garb and vows to “fix those panthers.” The operation was a success, and Richmmd defeated Knightstown in the sectional. HALLELUJAH!—Officiating at services held during a pep assembly, junior Windy McBride prepares to lay the Panthers to rest. 24 Spirit Week