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	Tracks of the Richwood Tiger Stairs Winning athletic teams also had their place of honor on the second floor, at the head of the central stairway.  According to Tigrtrax: After the game and after the cheers, After the joys and after the tears, A newly-won trophy will proudly stand In its glass home, as has been planned. The Boosters, the Class of ’63 Have proudly presented for all to see A trophy case to catch the eye And grace the halls of Richwood High.   Speaking of those halls, their floors were made of long-wearing terrazzo ...   1963, page 76   ... as were the stairs, which were essential for getting from one class to the next in the three minutes allotted.  The schedule was like this: PERIOD BEGINS  ENDS Homeroom   8:45   8:50 1st   8:50   9:32 2nd   9:35 10:17 3rd 10:20 11:02 4th 11:05 11:47 Lunch 11:49 12:31 6th 12:33   1:15 7th   1:18   2:00 8th   2:03   2:45 9th   2:48   3:30   1962, page 83 The steps also provided an interesting setting for photographs of small groups of student leaders. For example, here are the Class of ’64 officers as sophomores:  Pat Kelly, Barbara Williams, Dot Goddard, Tom Evans, and Dan Kyle. 1962, page 28 1964, page 74 Above, the Class of ’65 officers as juniors:  Kelly Drake, Dan Rush, Ed Olson, Pat Ransome, Roxye Carter. Below, the Class of ’65 representatives to Boys’ and Girls’ State:  Ed Olson, Doris Schrote, Carl Martin, Jo Ann Prichard, Mary Jo Fetter, Pat Hoffman, Terry Rockhold, Roxye Carter. 1965, page 57 Before the building (then known as North Union Middle School) was demolished in 2009 next