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Social life before and after school does exist, and on a large scale. After the studying has been completed, the fun begins. There are always places to go, people to call, and things to do. Students add on to their social lives in various ways unique to Richrrond. Putt-putt, the skate, and just “cruisin arc all vices high school students admit to. High school sports also consume large amounts of weekend time. Cars line Whitewater Boulevard while students attend games, dances or practices. Although some are reluctant to adrrit it, school really does tie in tremendously with social life.
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Addition benefits almost eueryone Modernized library, carpeted halls, up-to-date classrooms, bright lockers, and clean restrooms are all a part of a new look for RHS. The main attraction, enjoyed by students and faculty, is the new library with its “pit” featuring modular furniture and a skylight. Entrance and exit tumstyles tabulate people using the library. “The plants seem to make it a little homier,” stated Pam Lieberenz, librarian. Also included in the library package are digital clocks, a classroom, a conference room, a professional library for teachers and offices for the librarians. The professional library is for non-smoking teachers where tney may grade papers or type. New classrooms, equipped with everything from shiny desks to smooth chalkboards lack, however, one very important feature-pencil sharpeners. Rounding out this modern addition is Mr. Poland’s computer room equipped with the latest offered by modern technology. Area dignitaries, including the mayor, a senator, and the govenor helped celebrate an open house and dedication of the Library Media Center in February. CHECKOUT TIME—Mrs. Schuler helps a student check out library materials as the effective checkpoint system waits to catch an unwary book thief. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD-Junior Ron Meridith presides over an important meeting in the new library classroom available to all teachers for special use. 6 Media Center
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