Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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Catching Red Devil fire School spirit blazed brightly as the 1982-83 student body branded its mark on the pages of history. Ignited into action, students planned and participated in spirit weeks, sang and played for the Richmond community, toured parts of the East, cheered for their teams, published newspapers and a yearbook, attended out-of-town conferences and meets, served special meals, and settled down now ana then to open books. All the extras soothed the burns of painful but challenging homework. The new Basketball Hall of Fame Classic sparked enthusiasm, as did the new men cheerleaders and the RHS chicken. A lesser spark was the choosing of an official RHS class ring design. Permission to construct the new Tiernan Physical Education Center was granted RHS, and the curriculum committee continued planning for the four-year high school. Plans in the making keep the fire burning for future RHS students. TABLE OF U U IM 1 t IM 1 a Student Life 4 Academics 42 Clubs 72 Sports 86 Album 124 Patrons 1 80 Ads 182 Index 202 HI, MOM—1982 homecoming queen candidates practice their winning smiles before parade. DEVIL SPIRIT ON HIGH NOTE!—RHS orchestra cheers for a victory during homecoming parade. Opening 3

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DEVILETTE SPIRIT SHINESl-Sparkling from head to toe, Devilettes strut their stuff under bright lights. 1999 SUPERBOWL HOPEFULS-RHS and opposing team gather at mid-field to congratulate the victorious Red Devils. PINNACLE OF POWER-The steeple towering RHS is a constant reminder to all of Red Devil spirit. 2 Opening

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WILL IT FIT?—Nick May, Rick Vigran, Karen Schiferl, Rita Hatfield, and Stacey Craig work to finish their prize-winning shoe float. AN APPLE A DAY—Sophomores Angela Reich ter, Carol Hensley and Sarah Morris sell apples to raise money for the orchestra’s trip to Washington. 4 Student Life Divider