Richwoods High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Scott Barnes escorted by Nan Wilkins and Robin Rice. Jim Tinthoff escorted by Maria Lucas and Lynne Hulvey. This is what complete exhaus- tion looks like. A light-hearted group, they must dislike dancing from the looks of the table. Jeff Blahnik escorted by Debbie Shepard and Anslcy Wilkins. Dave Puckett escorted by Patti Vilberg and Susie Lithgow. t Jack Thomas escorted by Chery Coker and Michelle Larosche. 23

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Nautical Knights George Burok, reigning Vice-Versa king, sits contently with his two smiling princesses, Cheryl Murphy and Nancy Barberie. This gargantuan octopus guards the shiny lock; a true sign of a hidden treasure. With Dirk Fox and Sue Moore there's always got to be a serious side. Should I ask him? Do you think he'll actually go? These were some of the questions which rang out loud and clear through the halls of Rich- woods as the annual Vice-Versa dance appraoched. On the evening of March 16th the gym was transformed into an underwater world, complete with sunken treasure chest and it's guardian octopus. The theme being Nautical Knights, nearly everyone dressed as people of the sea. ranging from pirates to the everyday fishermen. The group, Delicious, was spectacular and the evening was not complete until Paul Geisman gave an encore performance singing Blue Suede Shoes. Along with the music, dancing, and waiting for pictures to be taken, there had to be a place to sit and simply socialize. This had already been taken into consideration, for the terrazo area had tables and chairs set up and also many assorted types of refresh- ments. The climax of the night was the crowning of George Burek as the 1976-77 Vice-Versa king. King George reigns again.

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Connie Yates and Sherri Dennison do a little dance. Eric Anderson sometimes goes to a dance to relax in the company of a pretty girl. Aftergame Dances 24 Even Mrs. Easley gets into the mood: naturally, who could resist?