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People Students this year along with the faculty worked together to bring more unity into the school as classes pre- pared themselves for their annual ac- tivity forthe school. Again this year the Senior Class pre- pared themselves for the graduation exercise and for the senior awards as- sembly. The junior Class earned money by selling candles, sports an- nuals and sponsoring the Miss RHS Pageant to put on the annual junior- Senior Prom. The Sophomore Class tried to raise enough money to spon- sor the Valentine's Ball, and the Freshman Class adapted itself to the new surroundings and activities. The community helped classes in making their activities successful by offering aid wherever needed.
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Freshmen New at Rickards, freshmen were introduced to the school, principal and faculty in an assembly before the school year started. They were given their schedules at the assembly so they would better understand modular scheduling. Varsity cheerleaders taught the freshmen school cheers and student handbooks were distributed. Ninth grade tests were not given this year as custom- ary. A vocational interest test was to be given to the freshmen before school was out if funds came through. These tests would give freshmen an idea of what type of job they might think about after high school. Freshmen attended and participated in many of the activities at school. Cheerleaders were chosen, for the first time ever at Rickards, by the teachers for the freshman football and basketball teams. These cheer- leaders raised money through different projects. Class members raised money for their sophomore year through proiects such as bake sales and car washes. Freshmen class chose Pam Messer to reign as class queen for '72-'73, Pam was an active member of Rainbow and was a member of the Student Council. She attended Nims before coming to Rickards. I was very happy but I believe other Freshmen girls deserved it as much as I, she stated. Freshman Class ofHcers Tony Hansberry, presidentg Annarene Winegiass, vice-presidentj Lou Hightower, treasurerf and Vanessa Young, secretary, use the reading pacer in their English class to improve their reading speed. A if-, wr ' Tony Hansberry Leads Freshme WTLKZTWIEQ1' ri-,FN FWF- 2'C 'V ' -A ' L.,,I,... ii. . 5 fs- FI 1 H '74 'Wi ' E ...., 'I w.,..m,,... Pam Messer Freshman Class Queen - W I4 I 1 S .,...-Y,.. ... . Y-.1 - - A . . ,,. realzvr?f!.1' 'tells W 'thee 413,11 f E A
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