Richwoods High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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r'V T'S SUMMERTIME After long anticipation the final bell for the 1986-87 school year had rung. Students stormed the halls with only one thing in mind, summer vaca- tion! No more homework. 6:00 a.m. wake-ups. or boring classes. It was their time now. Time for fun. While some students were anxious for fun in the sun. others were eager to apply for summer jobs. Junior Jeannie Copley commented, Working as a lifeguard brought me not only plenty of spending mon- ey. but also a pretty good tan! Not everyone was fortunate enough to find outdoor jobs. but according to Junior Liza Kurz, Working indoors at Bas- kin Robins not only kept me cool, but also let me meet a great variety of new people. Other students worked at such places as The Heart of Illi- nois Fair. Rainbow Bend Water Slide. McDonald’s, and Lou's Drive-In. Although the thought of work- ing might have appealed to some of our Richwoods Knights, others readied for some rest and relaxation. A lot of students were anxious to catch up on their sleep and their favorite soap operas. Others started working on their tans, picnicking with friends, and watching some of the newest movie releases on the VCR. Sophomore Rob Counce summed it up by say- ing. It didn't really matter what you were doing, just as long as you were with friends.” Most students seemed to think that the summer went by entirely too quickly and that the new school year came around too soon. Even though that may have been true, many students agree that a new year full of new classes, new people, and new fun. is always wel- come. Aaftf Hfirm.nn Holding up ihc certificates that they received after yearbook camp are the editors of the 87-88 Excalibur. 8 Student Life

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Seniors AuJra Millen. lori Herman, and Tiffani Miller lake a break during a crazy game of Charades. •nior girls Jenny Hung. Debbi Rash. Patricia Maddox. Julie Hojczyk. Sheela Barol. and Steph heGoldfine show off their Halloween costumes before a night of trick or treating. Editor: Tiffani MiCCer ■- Student Life Student Life 7

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Sophomore Kim Williams and Kathy Kaplan take time to have their picture taken on a camel at Metro Zoo in Mi- ami. Florida. Junior Claudia Grossmann and Liza Kurz enhance their summer wardrobes with some tie dying. Sophomore Danette Hagcnbuch learns of the Russian culture while vacation- ing in Moscow. Sunning themselves on Shelly’s boat are seniors Malinda Strickler. Dede Hardy and Shelly Merrick.