Richwoods High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Peoria Centra] destructively expressed their feelings after a game. Sally Edwards prays along with the entire crowd that our Knights will pull through the Galesburg game. 13

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As Americans we have been given the freedom to believe as we choose. Our beliefs are reflected in our unique personalities, what we say and think, and how we act. Old and new clubs at Richwoods let us express ourselves in our own fields of interest. We also have some interesting new courses to choose from when planning our schedules. The Co-op work pro- gram, as an example, has recent- ly interested students preparing for a specific job when they graduate or those who like the idea of a little more freedom in the after- noon. Our music and art depart- ments offer us the chance to ex- plore and improve our hidden tal- ents. We do have the freedom to ex- press ourselves--to find out who we are, what we have, and how to use it now and in the future. What- ever it takes and whatever it makes ... We're free to be you and Me. RMS fans fotiml basketball Raines an excellent chance to express themselves. WF 12 1 ( I

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 Are we free to be you and me? To discov- er. .. to learn... to be free! As students we discovered our position here at Richwoods anti found that school can be only what we make it. Maybe we don't all feel that we have the freedom we deserve. School freedom must be limited, but our own personal freedom is ours to express. Not only have we furthered our education but we've learned to understand people, to cope with problems, to expand our talents, to express ourselves, and to search out our own identity. We're free to be you and me... free to make choices... to live independantly... to strive for a goal in life... to be. 14