Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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972-73 School Year Melinda Enfinger Deborah Rush Pam Thorpe Stacie Newman First Runner-up Second Runner-up Third Runner-up Fourth Runner-up Xml ffibovej Cindy Crenshaw holds bouquet of Howers she received for the title qf Miss Congeniality. fLeftj The Rickards Stage Band renders music for the pageant-

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p Debbie Pichard Reigns as Miss RHS for KA bovej Debbie Pichard represents Rickards in Homecoming Parade, as Miss RHS. fRightj Debbie Pichard accepts a trophy and flowers from Debbie Russell, former Miss RHS. l can't believe it's true! This was the reaction of the new Miss RHS, Debbie Pichard, when she was named to the title April 28, 1972. Chosen from among 20 girls, Debbie's title was presented to her on the basis of person- ality, beauty and talent. l'Famous Women in the World was the theme for the pageant. Girls depicted famous women throughout world history as their talent presentations. Representing Rickards, Debbie reigned over activities during the 1972-73 year as Miss RHS. She led off the Homecoming Parade, crowned the new queen at half- time ceremonies ofthe Homecoming football game, and participated in other community and school events. Debbie turned over her Indian headdress and her title to next year's 'Miss RHS at the annua junior-Senior Prom. For the past two years Debbie has been Civitan and Key Club sweethearts. She is also a member of the CBE Club, and was a member ofthe 1971-72 Student Council as a homeroom representative. The annual Miss RHS pageant was sponsored by the junior Class. A tea was given for participants so that the judges and contestants could become acquainted. Special sessions were also conducted on beauty tips, in addition to daily rehearsals. First runner-up,was Melinda Enfinger, sponsored by the Key Club. Second runner-up was Deborah Rush, sponsored by junior Class, and third runner-up was Pam Thorpe, sponsored by the Band. Fourth runner-up was Stacie Newman, sponsored by homeroom 1 1-82. Cindy Crenshaw, Civinettes' candidate, was named Miss Con- geniality. Each girl voted for her choice. 44

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Pep Rallies Boost Spirits at Games Hey all you Redskin fans, stand up and clap your hands. This was one of the many ways the Redskins showed their spirit during pep rallies. During football season the student body had five ral- lies, one before each home game and one before the preseason Jamboree. At the Jamboree pep rally students showed more spirit than was expected, according to Dr. Britten Poulson, principal. Because the first pep rally was such a success , Dr. Poulson permitted students to have one before each home game. At the rallies, the 'Skins were entertained by the cheer- leaders, maiorettes and the Pep Band. Coach john Harris was called on several times to comment on game chances. He never failed to stimulate the crowd. Mrs. Cheryl Strickland and Nlrs. Darlene Long organ- ized a Pep Club which sat together during rallies. Mem- bers could be distinguished by their blue and goal shak- lflbvvel PHD Clllb memb-WSIIVG 10 1716 beflf ofthe dl'UmS 0'Uflf790 ers and their rhythmic Chants with the band. pep rally lBelowj Spectators clap along with cheerleaders - l QA A l