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The sophomore class carried away first place in the stunt show. 3 Homecoming Reflects ... 2 i o
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These familiar faces help to guard our freedoms. Open study hall promotes free thinking. Summer vacation and freedom appear to be synon- ymous to a number of Richwoods students. A time of leisure and a rest away from the pressures of school. Homework assignments, term papers, teachers, rules and restrictions seem to be great hassles to many. During the school year, however, students may not realize the many freedoms we do have included with our education. Such things as open study hall, a smoking area, seventh hour release, few restrictions on dress code, optional finals, and a choice of Eng- lish mini-courses have only been part of the curricu- lum for the past few years. They entered Richwoods because the administration felt the student body could handle the responsibility. These freedoms may leave in the years to come, but not if students show maturity and take advantage of them. Surely, summer bring a nice break from school, but let's not ruin the priviliges that we have been given by per- sons who believe we can cope with them — without taking them for granted. Throughout Summer And School Happiness is — walking down an empty hall after a hectic day.
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J.T. and Diane seem 10 be interrupted during the Queen's dance. Posters, assemblies, chilli, laughs, dates, mums, elec- tions, and excitement — Ho- mecoming 1974. It began with a PTS sponsored chilli supper followed by a feebly- attempted stunt show! Though this year's skits were a bit unorganized they did spark spirit throughout the classes — especially the so- phomores, who ran away with the winning skit Thursday night and the spirit stick at the pep assembly Friday af- ternoon. Excitement built up for our game that night against Central. Despite our loss, spirits were still high. The homecoming activities drew to a close Saturday night with the dance reflect- ing the days of knights in shining armor — Knights of the Round Table. Music was provided by All-Star Frogs. Penny and Rita claim the chilli is great. 21
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