Richwoods High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Juniors Sieve Biever and Craig Frazier are jamming from head to togas in their junior filler-act at the Stunt Shows. Seniors Dan Sheklcton and Kathy Dempsey get enthralled in their work as they make a top notch poster for their winning senior hall. Dressing up for Hollywood Day is a way to show that Richwoods's spirit for junior tourist , Patricia Maddox; Chris Crutchfield; freshman Ed Grimlev , Eric Stotts; and Fnglish teacher, Ms. Schneider. 10 Student Life

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Junior girls. Sherry OtI, Natalie Hermann, Audra Millcn, Tara liroyhill, Tiffani Miller, Stephanie Long, and Emily Ransburg send the summer off with a smash as they get together one last time for a picnic at Detweiller Park. Senior Shareen Savage said laughingly, Summer is a nice release from the pressures of school. It's fun to get together with friends outside of school and share some great times together! After winning first place at camp, the Varsity cheer- leaders, Karen Fifield. Kerry Fleeman, NCA cheerleader Denise, Wendy Hagen, Janet Armitage, Melissa Monroe, Stephanie Long, and Penny Proksh pose for a picture showing their great school spirit. While rooting on the Chiefs, Jenny Heisel happily shakes the hand of the wild and wonderful Chief Rainout. Summer 9

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Knights, Camera, Action! Senior Steve Wiley, encourages his teammates Dan Shekleion and Alyssa Rus- sell to a senior victory in the Olympic Life Saver pass. Using movie posters, cut-outs, streamers, and posters, dedicated sophomores Nicole Chiaravalle, Lisa Mayoh, Laurie Clem, Stephanie Stewart, Jill Herman, and Vicki Bauer put some finishing touches on their hallway. Seniors, “Dieki-Doo Williams and A.J. Schroff introduce guitarist Ven Ramen and Levis jean chic Angie Neikirk in their Levi's 501 Blues commercial during the Stunt Shows. The Homecoming theme this year, A Knight in Hollywood, was a good theme to work with and the students could really get involved with the decorating! stated freshman Dan Stoppenhagen. This year's Homecoming events began on Tues- day, October 14th, with the first Dress-Up Day and continued through to October 18th, the Home- coming Dance. Activities throughout the week all counted in the competition between classes to determine which class had the most spirit and would win the Spirit Stick. Each day, Tuesday through Friday, had a specific theme for students to use in determining how to dress up, and the freshmen won this part of the competition by hav- ing the most participation. On Thursday, classes competed against each other to battle it out in the Olympics. There were games such as the pie eating contest, three legged race, tricycle race. Life Saver pass, and at last, the event everyone had been waiting for — the tug of war. Overall, the seniors took home the title of the 1986 Olympic Champions. Junior Jill Hein commented, The Olympics and the Stunt Shows were hilarious and a lot of fun to watch! After the Olympics, fun-lovers of all ages head- ed over to the auditorium to catch the action of the Stunt Shows, which were judged on orginality and their significance towards the theme, A Knight in I Jollyvvood . The sophomores took the spotlight on this event and, All the Stunt Shows were really well done! exclaimed junior Shelly Merrick. Wendy Koury junior stated, This year's Home- coming activities were really neat, the hall decora- tions were great, and I really liked the idea of hav- ing D.J.'s at the dance. The Spirit Stick, awarded to the seniors, was a result of their outstanding hall decorations, and Olympic and pep assembly performances. Home- coming Chairman Cathy Hartman said, Home- coming Week activities were a lot of fun, and I was really happy to see so many students involved to help make Homecoming 1986 memorable! Mi hrllr Mow “THE END of award winning senior Ball! Homecoming Week 11