Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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. NH if 5 , Catcher Mark Mathis throws the ball to se- cond during the warm-up. fGonzalezj At the Pearce game, Varsity player John Brewer swings at the baseball. fGonzalezj The JV Baseball Team include fbackj Jay Brigham, Sean Nolan, Neil Strickland, Chris Becker, Rusty Hair, coach Kelly, f2ndj Craig Peterson, Eric Byrd, John Ur- banczyk, George Robertson, John Rist, 'Sp' W .Af N , A .L 14-an Trent Lehman, ffrontj Carl Lickteig, Greg Shelton, Jason Leach, Andy Wilson, Tim Foley, Brad Noruell. fGonzalezJ ' . , K ,ai if R .. . . A Q5 .Lal fif- I li -d ' 3 Varsity player Larry Long slides into se- ? r K ' cond during the Berknergame. IGonzalez1 ' . - - - f Ltttk fr 7 if tttitt W f:-, 7 -', Q1 4 .1 . -. if' ff' , 7 ,V x 44, P I 7 P r' A W'r' sf . K 7 Grand Prairie 9 6 Denison 1 0 Denison 4 5 Garland 4 4 Bryan Adams 6 2 North Garland 4 4 Highland Park 3 7 Berkner 4 ,K 13 Pearce 8 'S 13 Garland 4 7 S, Grand Prairie 3 A 5 Duncanville 8 3 Ft. Worth Paschal 9 3 Plano East 5 3 Berkner 4 3 Plano 3 14 Greenville 2 2 Lake Highlands 0 5 Lewisville Il 10 Pearce 1 Plano East 1 Berkner 1 Plano 5 Lewisville I V 2 Lewisville 10 Greenville 4 Lake Highlands P 'RHS scores appear first ' Varsity player David Burkhardt runs to first base after a base hit during the Plano game. fGonzalezj During the game, Varsity player Rob Clark relays the ball into the infield. fGonzalezj Sports f 199

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ye'- f 13 if 5 .X I can't wait . . . For a senior, perhaps the most imortant thing in life is graduation. As the school year comes closer to an end, seniors every where can be heard saying, I can't wait until I graduate. Indeed, that day on which seniors receive their diplomas seems ever so glorious. When I graduate,', said senior Veronica Montero, I will feel I have done something great. Attending college fills the minds of most seniors such as Scott Ellis, who plans to at- tend Texas Tech University. I am going to Tech to study pre-med so that I can become rich, said Ellis. Senior Diana Christensen is going to Tennessee' Bryan College where she will study psychology because . . . I like to help other people. Others have different plans after they graduate. After graduating I am going into the Navy for two years and then to a school in Tulsa, said senior Tim Callahan. Also considering the Navy, senior Bryan Stinson says he will go only as a last resort. If I can't get some kind of scholarship to Stephen F. Austin College, said Stin- son, I'll probably go into the Navy. But perhaps graduation and being arf adult is not all fun. I am fearing graduationf' said Callahan. I don't think that I am ready to face the cold, cruel world. - Chip Hill Seniors X 201