Richwoods High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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Going out on .1 limb (or fun are freshmen Kari Hart and Ann Yohe. Snac king and catching some rays are popular pastimes for these Knights. Like many Richwoods students, senior Steve Me Raven winds down after a tough day at school by stretching out on the couch. Senior Cathy Hartman takes advantage of her spare time by catching up on the cfay's events. 28 Student Life

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Vice-Versa Court, Front Row: P. Mack, J. Sell, A. Zimdars, C. Hartman, J. Lindberg, W. Hagen. Row Two: M. Gomez, V. Murray, A. Beck, M. Johnson, B. Roth, K. Johnson, C. Shute, S. Wiley, K. Fificld. Back Row: M. Lee, T. Cox, K. Fleeman, D. Snyder, J. Hermann, S. Thomas, M. Sloppenhagen, D. Bro- shous, P. Proksch. Frank Reliford takes down their storybook for Leslie Howell After being crowned Vice-Versa King, Jim Lindberg receives a warm hug from escorts to keep as a memory of their fun-filled night. Cathy Hartman and Wendy Hagen. Vice-Versa Dance 27

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 After The busy life of a Richwoods student did not end at the 2:25 bell. Those of us involved in extra-curricular activities had meetings and practices to attend, oth- ers had tardy detentions to serve, some had after- school jobs, and a few were fortunate to have their afternoons free. Among the busier Richwoods students were Marla Elmore and jim Kenney. Marla, a senior, when asked how she spent her after-school hours, responded, Rumor has it that I stay at school and don't go home. When she wasn't busy with sports, drama, and speech activities, she liked to write or watch a good movie. I also did a lot of reading. Jim, also a senior, and a member of the swim team, said only, swim, swim, swim. Carter Canterbury, a junior, had no trouble finding things to do after school. I tried to annoy my broth- er, cleaned my room, played with my cats, ate a hearty meal, dodged my homework, watched 'G.l. Joe,' listened to music, and sang, among other things. Angie Lippert, a freshman, liked to read or talk on the phone or watch TV. Sophomore Beth Dykhouse answered, I usually just watched TV, while freshman Joel Peterson responded, I ran track, did homework, or played pool, depending on the weather. Whether participating in school activities, working, or just relaxing at home, Richwoods students had little trouble keeping themselves occupied after school. Irnnv MjiUijII Using her time wisely is sophomore Aimee Reed, who spends the after- noon cramming for a big test. Lounging in front of the boob tube, sophomores Justin Radley and Patrick Hughes catch a Bulls vs. Hawks basketball game. Enjoying an atypically small snack is senior Brad Deal. After School 29