Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1958 volume:

Q we M 'wx V Y xv! Y - L: J X in 3 A , N in A, ., x TJ . J Q J Q NJ 1 N ,l I, , ! XV , x ,J V J -I if A V . X JJ xf -f 5- U1 i X ' Sm 9 X if ,jj f 4 -J , X 4 U Q 4 Y Q J 0 w rv X' 9 X V ' il XJ Q 1 U K I X Y 31 X L J ' J I A v J ff K .AT N, Q fl I RICHARDSON HIGH SCIIUUI, RICIL4 R DSU Y, Y'l1'.YA4.S' P 'ofa nz ff I5 - - af- Purple Spirit, 03 Time blurs the picture of the past, but try for a moment to put 1958 back into focus and remember some of the things that set it apart from other years . . . The Space Age began with the launchings of Sputnik and Explorer . . . little red, green, and black lunch tokens went into circulation . . . the word in fashion was Chemise . . . football and basketball dis- trict championships went to the Eagles . . . Richardson's first permanent school ring was worn by this year's seniors . . . up- raised hands signaling V, for victory re- vived an old R.H.S. tradition . . . Dallas's modern Love Field terminal opened . . . the Eagles' Nestn came into being . . . Richardson and the nation fought off Asian flu . . . upon completion of the tennis courts, racquet fever skyrocketed . . . the words to the school song were revised . . . . . . And the Purple Spirit reigned over 1958, in every extra effort, every search- ing thought-or carefree laugh. The Purple Spirit is an unseen, but vital force in R.H.S. You felt it sometime this year-at a game. a dance, during a last-minute practice, or racing to a deadline. Now, Richardson High School is a part of youg and you gave some- thing of yourself to it, through this Spirit. The Purple Spirit was the theme of the yearg and so will it be the theme of this. the book of the year. 2 94 3 5:1 Q . 3 I i. 0 vs 4 5 , 5, ,, , L. E 5 3 1 ii we A . 65,5 5 . il? sw 53: gig rglf, A Max' I P YM- x - 'I A il i ya Contents CL'RRICL'LL'M , Administration to Faculty 77ii,i, coofooo iiiii O STUDENT BODY to Seniors Juniors Sophomores to F1-oohmoo oooooo Eighth cfooo O Seventh G1-ado , ATHLETICS ooooo Football . ,O Basketball oooo SCHOOL LIFE U Organizations O Assenilmlies a ilit I Activities Favorites , o O, This Is R.H.S.', A ADVERTISEMENTS ooooo OLIN T POSTPR lsszstanf IJVIIICIIXII 11s 1 aQ-12 ant 1111111 11 111 Q mum lf plllg 'Nlr dgglllilff' 111 IIS mor 1 mans 1lut11Q 1111lu1le fllQlllJllllP 'lllll Qtuclent at te111la111P ln the .1lvQe11Ce of the pflllllpdl Nlr r 116 ff I 1l11l1lx H1111 R II N ru1111111g, 1111111tl1lx ACIMIIIISIIUTOIS Aduse BILL B PXNNNIORL 23? 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His responsibilities vary from hiring all personnel to enforcing policies set up by the school board. Although the business aspect of main- taining the Richardson schools is neces- sary. Mr. Pearce feels that responsibili- ties to the students come first. CLEM ENT S. FOX Student Counselor Mr. Fox is a busy man around the halls of R.H.S. However, students may be assured that he is always available for vocational, personal, or educa- tional counseling. In addition to this full-time job, Mr. Fox plans the weekly assembly programs. The permanent records made by stu- dents. beginning in the freshman year of high school. are also handled by him. CLARENCE L. GREEN Co-ordinator of Richardson Public Schools is Mr. Creen's title. His many duties include general supervision of school-wide programs, adult education, and revision of all courses of study and curriculum guides. To inform the public of school programs. Mr. Green works with the superintendent. preparing and distributing pamphlets and brochures. Riohardson's Unsung Heroes School poliey is decided by the school hoard. consisting of: R. L. Johnson: E. G. Catlin. vice president: Lynn Floyd: J. C. Handley, secretary: W. H. Stults. president: .l. J. Pearce. superintendent: Charles E. Terry: and C. M. Crittenden. Parent-Teachers Association officers for 1957 and 1958 were, BACK ROW: Mrs. Oliver Huffhines, fourth vice president: Mrs. W. H. Mullenweg, presi- dent: Mrs. Leo Minor, second vice president. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Percy Larkin, first vice president: Mrs. .loe Robertson. treasurer: and Mrs, A. F. Durrett, historian. ' t 5 xv N . I Gaim, Leading Dads' Club activities for the year were officers, Student te-aehers from nearby colleges, BACK ROW: .lohn Hall, SEA'I'ElJ: Charles lllaekford. president: Clement S. Fox, Tummy Hodges. Miss Pat Moore. FRONT ROW: Ed Robinette, st-writl xi:-e president: Cleon Thfrnlas-on. trf'a+UYf'fZ DUT' Miss Slary lleal. Nlrs. Betty Wietsvl, and Miss Barbara Johnson, mtotl Haw-. fourth vice president. STANIJING: John T. lfamfd while they-taught, Branch. si-t-rn-tary: Deryl C. Nlelflreath. third vice president: Raymond Floyd. fifth vice president. NOT PICTYRHD: lfred Brady. sixth vice president: and Truett Johnson. first x iw- preside-nt. I0 Work Behind the Scenes MR. ALDEN L. ARMSTRONG Business Manager OFFICE STAFF-TOP ROW: Mrs. Maxine Amstutz, dieticiang Mrs. Mary Beebe, Mrs. Mary Ellen Coldiron. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs, Bernice Green, Mrs. .loy Herman, and Mrs. Virginia Kreig secretaries. l 4 Preparing and serving school lunches is the responsibility of the Mr, Alben Hughes and Mr. Arthur Giles, custodians, cafeteria staff, made up of: Mrs. Selma Ransdell, Mrs. Ophie maintain the appearance and cleanliness of the school. Smith. Mrs. Ouida Rippy. Mrs. Creola Sanders, Mrs. Mattie Herrin, and Mrs. Ruth Christian. Faculty MRS. ALDEN ARMSTRONG E.T.S.T.C., B.A.. NLS. Eighth Grade Math MR. BILL ATKINS Mcfilurry. BS. General Math. Driver Education MRS. CYLE B. ATWOOD N.T.S.C.. BS. English. Journalism MRS. WELDOX BARNETT Texas A84 I. BS.. MS. Seventh Grade Social Studies. Science MR. N. R. BARR N.T.S.T.C.. B.A. Latin MRS. DAVID BLAKEY S.lVI.U., B.B.A. Typing, Bookkeeping MRS. MAX BURNS Northwestern State College. BS. Algebra I, Plane Geometry MR. RAYMON L. BYNLM McMurry. BS.: S.M.L.. M.Ed. Coach. Algebra MRS. MARY HELEN CARDWELL Central Teachers College. BA. Spanish MISS JLLIA DARNALL N.T.S.C.. B.A.. M.A. American History. Civic-s. Annual Faculty MRS. J. W. DEERING U. of Minnesota, B.S. Seventh Grade Health and Science MRS. LOUISE DOOLEY T.S.C.W., B.S., M. Home Ec Ed. Homemaking MR. FRANK DECKETT East Texas Baptist, B.M. N.T.S.C., M.M.E. Seventh and Eighth Grade Math MR. CLARK DEMAS U. of Texas, B.A.g S.M.U., M.Ed., M.S Chemistry, Physics, Biology MR. DARVIN EDGE E.T.S.T.C., B.S., M.Ed. Biology, General Science MRS. SARA FICKERTT Kansas State, B.S. Physical Education, Eaglettes Director MRS. ROBERT CANT Austin College, B.A., M.A. Eighth Grade English MR. GEORGE GATES Hardin-Simmons. B.M. Band, Music Theory MRS. ALLEE GAYDON N.T.S.C.. B.A.. M.A. English V V MR. DEWEY GREEN Baylor U., B.S., M.S. Science, Physical Education Faculty MR. RANDALL HERMAX E.'I'.S.T.C., B.S., M.Ed. Coach, Physical Education MRS. LESLIE M. JOHNSON S.M.U.. B.A.. M.A. English I MRS. ELIZABETH MANN Florence State, B.S. Trigonometry. Algebra II. Plane Geometry Solid Geometry MRS. BERNICE MARSHALL T.S.C.W., B.S., S.M.U., M.Ed. English MRS. HAROLD R. MARTIN E.T.s.c., B.A., M.A. English MR. MAX MCCLEARIN East Central State, B.S.g Colorado State College, M.A. Mechanical Drawing, Shop, Coach MR. HADDON S. MOATS Southeastern State College, B.S. Eighth Grade Social Studies MRS. LOIQIS E. MOORE, JR. S.T.C. 1Nebraskab. B.A. Biology, Typing I, Shorthand MR. L. L. MORRIS E.T.S.'I'.C.. B.S., M.S. Seventh Grade Math MRS. MABEL NICHOLSON E.T.S.'I'.C.. B.A.. M.A.: T.S.C.W., M.L.S. Library Faculty MRS. CATHERINE SHIELDS S.M.L'.. BA., M.Ed. Seventh Grade English, Art MRS. LOYD SMITH E.T.S.T.C., B.S., N.T.S.C., M.E. Seventh and Eighth Grade English MR. W. E. 4'ABE SPANGLER E.T.S.T.C., B.S., M.S. Social Studies, Physical Education MRS. JOHN L. STANLEY Lindenwood College, B.A. English, Chorus MR. DURWARD S. STEWART Sam Houston, B.S., M.A. Social Studies MRS. JUANITA STRINGER T.W.U., B.S. Seventh Grade English, Speech MRS. ARTHUR C. SULLIVAN T.W.U., B.S. Physical Education MR. WILLIAM O. TAYLOR Texas ASM, B.A. Science MR. CHRIS WALVOORD Sam Houston, B.S. Vocational Agriculture, General Science MRS. MARILYN WARD U. of Texas, B.A. World History Courses Include Reading and S U V ,,,0,M 45' V? 501' V 'R Wh-..,, W. 4 - Mu Roy King Whitehead I8 Thoughtful Attitudes Are Cultivatecl, and Curiosity Stimulated Through the Sciences Margaret Vandiver awaits the outcomv of this chemical combination, as ,Ioan Manning pours. .go-- f.y,,m'Wwf-N V 31 ,ft fain Q, 1 .Nl X-1 A principle of e-lcctricity is explaincd to John Schoonbcck by Mr. Taylor Physics ftuclrnts dcnmnrtrating an rxpcrimcnt nn parallel forcw arc Flay Gardner. Doug Prim-n. Jw Uilkiwn. liill Skile-s. ,lohn Griffin, and Blair Le-f-. I9 B Band members, Mike Davis, Larry Carson, ,L Fine Arts Heighten ...... . 0... .. .Q.....Y . V . ...i.....9-..- Bobby Rice, and Susan Fickertt, practice keeping that all-important beat. g 1 7-' iz' - '.iQ?j?f Dick Floyd, student, turns teacher for clarinet novice, Marlys Millington. Ricky Price, Dickie Sherrill. Norman Parsons, Marjorie Putnam, and Charles Beebe show what the A Band can do in the way of rhythm. Dick Floyd points. and says. Fw 'lQ'. to skeptical amigos. Norman Parsons and Alan Childre, 20 ppreciation of Life ' hi- Lakai: REQ? 1 To brighten the hall at Christmas, Jeannie Weersing and Cheryl Jone' aint a Madonna and Child on . 5 P the trophy case. Dick Floyd and Linda Forney hunt up an almost- forgotten song in the music library. 5 Q a .in I ,D i .ff ' -, s fe Pat Hayes takes her charcoal in hand and begins to sketch. .Q Q- Hold that note! Harmonizing are: Judith Mead, Janet Irons, Becky Rutherford Sarah Cloud, Donna Ruhi. Marion Hendrix, Margaret Murray, JoAnn Beebe and Loyce Schweikert. with Mrs. Stanley at the piano. 2I Gerald Skiles. has evidently discovered what makes solid geometry different from plain plane geometry. 'J' gs The elusive x keeps Allen Vaughn in hot pursuit. Mathematics Teaches F igures, F ormulas, and Logical Thinking Flay Gardner uses an overgrown slide rule 1 0'9 YL 1 9 Y 444, R 'jf Q, ww ' 1 I 3 . , 4 . fx 1, J R H6 ' 'Q aff' A32 A in if W, , Nr I 9 Q E 1 DLy,C,g ,, Sabra Holmes, on trial for murder, watches anx- iously an exchange be- tween Sammy Turner and a witness, as Andrea King and jury members take it all in. Patsy Slovak, Suzie Stone Bobbie Corell and Lou Nlenrcker wulunteer tu ancvver but Brooks ooial tudies Increase Understandin ' of Our World Marilyn Hilsen takes her punishment in true Puritan spirit. ', ' VZ 'JV ' Texas History students form small groups to discuss modern Texas. ,J 4. ax! 4.44-1 Bob Hawkins looks for the newly-fomied nation of Egypt-Syria, as Mrs. Ward watches. Mr. Atkins shows the instrument panel to a future operator. K Commercial Arts Prepare for Nola Crow, Carol Haworth, ,Io Ann Hutcherson, and Louise Correll contemplate the wonder of modem business machines. Take a letter, Miss Abbott. Dorcas complies. Concentrating on keeping the records in their practice kits neat and accurate an- Donnie Kifer, Janera Lenhart. and Melvin Niclntire. Promising areers Tomorrow Second-year typing students, Andy Deer, Jeannie Weersing, Sue Bamett, Ralph Faulkner, and Patsy .lones have come a long way from the quick brown fox to invoices and bills of lading. 1' Kathleen Croly, Gail Grant, Lle Ann Stockton, and Mary Krause turn those Hsquiggly little lines into good English, via their knowledge of short- hand. 'wmf1.g 1 J aft,- ,, .,,, , ,h w Wfgef H Q, Busy handa make- orthc-graphic drawings freehand. Practical Application of ki ,K Q L 5 1. Clyde Hcnslvy. Ralph Faulkner. and Bill De-al work on plate assivnments in mechanical drawing. 00 Prize- fat Nll'1'f -'tilllllll4'Nn ftanrls :urruumled bv 3LlIlllI'f'l'- Nlr, W'alwmr1l, Vince Corvil, Ronnie Maples. Canon Campbell. and Bnlmhy Pvtchulat. f ' 9 l Can -he' lnakv a Che-rrp pic? lf shvl Karwn Mr'- Is Learned in Vocational Arts Carol Lynch learn: to sew a fine seam the up-to-date way. Canillv- or Nlary Pain:-, the answer is Yes, r Serving school hoard im-inlwrf 1 good home-making vxperionce- for Mary Ann Herbf-r. Wallace Martin will have a tangible result of school work in the bookfhclf hr- i finishing. 0 1 ,, 64361 ,f K w dw ' or 1.1 1, I Q If v 1 L f N ws,- I qi A ,. ' W ,, lv 'K English . . Armed mth the- sffnlors trademark. Llc Ann Stockton and Norman Parfum invrwasf- their wird powrr. to In telllgent Commumcatwn Fuxgn B11-h lamk- in rhf- tvu1'he'r fur apprmal. nffufrth Ihv Raven. 'xvwrrufrr-'. MIN. .IUIIHFOH tvrprvt- PHP fur thw 1-law. I 4 ,. Q 'gl A if t , if yn, 1. A., l I fi? s S ' M A Q. , A g. il if zf . f , A 1 ' , gy .fa ff , 3' ? :el if '- bf :. 21 X ,i . 2 - afi- , , Y 1 13 N . W .L , ' 4 ggi . f ' nb ' 1 ' .1 :V x 5 Vw ., f Li ,.,, - L. 7 -M ' ,nvgi L f ' 1 2. 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Mx i Yi, Results of elbow grease by Penny Pickard will show on the graph of her answers on the Iowa Tests. and Beverly Rcarclon a worlfl ot' information and ent:-rtainmcnt. All play and no work makes for a one-siclecl high school graduate. Education is not merely the accumulation of facts hut is the acquiring of the ability to weigh principles anrl ideas. Richardson stuclents are given the chance to gain hasic information as well as to clevelop mature reasoning through offererl courses of science. fine arts, math. physical erlucation. social stuclies. commercial arts. vocational arts. lfnglish. and foreign languages. The classroom is the inrlispensalsle link he- tween the faculty anrl the . . . 'fi' If 3 f L al f 1 1 1 f5s11f2s1,,m5m -ms' N-111111 1111M1-111 1 1 1111 Vs 111 1111--111.-1113 11111 11.1M 11111-11-111 1111 x 11 III 11 I 111 1 xv' '1' N 1' ' 1 ll N H1111 II ff Ill! I 11111 1 11.111, N1-1, 111111111-'-, 11.1w 11.1111 rx 11 1 11111 111 1 I1l1X 1111 1111111111 11.111-111x111 111-N1111'11I 11-11 4 . . 1 4 Class nl' 1958 DUKCA5 .XliliUl'I-AHmxur 5Irf'l'ilf' 2: Ii. Fwrr-I Iurv 11 lllvrary Clul, l: PHX l. 5: hflulff Nuff 1: Futurf- 'Ixf'2if'llf'I'X 1: lfagglvllv- l. 12. fi. .1 .HH -XTKIYF-I'NF:X 1.2. .33 Cllffll-ljllf Clulv .iz Slillfl Hulf' Clulf 3: Funtlaull 2. 3. lf-ttvr 1: 'llravlx 3. Flllf B.XllNF'lVll- -4fQre-iuvrl Slldlllxll Clulv l: Clwrul l: Ftuflvm Cnunvil N-1-rf-tary l: Cla-N l,l'6'Nl4lf'IlI l: lluuur flu: x12ij0f Ill' l. lRir'luirfl4 HUIIP flllllfiil 12: SIlLlI1lNll Cluln fi: lfll.-X fig Futun- 'llf'J.ll'lll'fN fi: Trllnrz Sfflff fi: llrumu Cluln Rf'- I port:-r .11 livaux Xrl- .iz lzrzglw Staff 1: llwmfvr For-xr-rx .S. 1: Claw lwixuritv- fl: liuml l'riuw'-N fi: Nlulwrvttf' fi: l f'uturf' lxsirlf-r 1: Slllflfill Cuuuvil Nutr' Cfmw-ntiun livp. fi: Frmtlnull AXI- tourluu 1 ' L . Clfxlf li.XR'l'll0I-UfN1PfW-IW. W, Famuvllr Pan-,Xmr-rif'an Club 1. 2. fi: Coin Clulv 15: King: llvsiguillg C4nuuutIf-f- 3: Up:-rf-tlu fi: X fluppf-lla f:llfllf 2. 3. lHlf'll2:lfflfUIll IN Clulu 11: Ke-y Clulm -1: Traffir' Safety Confflrr-naw 4. ANDY llEli'l'Sf-tCnlurarluI Ffmtlmll l. tHivl1- ard-uni lwmtlrull 2. 3: Spunisll Clulr Al-3 Claw Yivfh Prvxiflvnt 3: Km' Club Dirfwtlmr 1. NICINYYN HERO--Fll.'K l. 3: Future' NIITNPN 3: Honor Snviefty 2, 3. 4: Hin-Sci Clulm 2: Stu- rlvnt Council 3: ,Class Secretary-'l'rf-asurf-r 3: Eagle-Itvs l. 2. 3. Sffrrf-tziry-'l'rvasl1rvr 51: lffzglw Stuff 51: HllNlIlf'hN Club l,I'f'illlt'Ill V1. PATSY Bl..-XCKWELI.-4LulmlmvkI Choir l. 2: Y-Twin Secre-tary 1. 2: Baslu-Ilmall l. 2: Drama Club 2: Biulogy Clul12: Pvp Squufl l. 2: Claw Secretary 1. 2: FHA Reportcfr l. 2. lfiiclxarcl- son! FHA 3. Ffrvaxurvr 1: Talon Stuff -1: Claw Tre-asurvr '11 Sfliilllhll Clulm 3. -1. HILL Ill..-XKF eniors '1 I . 'u mi A, ' A 'ravi ' . 3 PATSY HFTH HORCHARDT- Hin-Sci Club l: FH.-X l. 2. 3. 4: Hunur Socicty 2. 3: EEiglf'llPS l. 2. 3. He-porter 4: Talon Staff 4: Traffic Safc- ty Cuuncil 2: Future' Nurses Sf-crwtary 2. SHE HHY.-XXT-Future Nurw- 15: Cbcm-Pby Club 4. Fw-rctarx' 3: llio-Sci Club 2: FH.-X l. 2. 7 3. 4: Hand l. -. 3. 4: Drama Club 3: Fliflc Rulc Club 4: Band Hajorettc 1. 2. 3. 4: First Place All-Dixtrict Actress 3: Honor Socicty 2. 3. 4: Stuilcnt Council Treafurf-r 4: Regional Poetry Cuntcft 2: Fuutball .Xttf-ndant 4: lfngle' Cu-Ftlitur 4. li.-XRILXR.-X l3l'RKl'if-Nlarlinl FHA 1. 3: Hi'l.i 2. 3: Hand 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. lHir-lxarilwnl FH.-X 4: liaml 4: IN Club 4: l,ibrary Club 4: 7'f1lunStaff4. PAT CAIUIICIIAFI.-Y Alfaglw Staff 4: Hi-Y 2: FHA 1. 2. 3: Student Council Publicity 4: Dra- JINI CASKEY- B Football 2. Letter: Varsity 3 l.cttr-r 4: Track 3. Manager 2: Slide Rule Club 3. 4: Latin Club 2: FFA 4: Honor Society 2. 5: Cbcm-Pby Club 3. 4. KENNETH C:Xl'lJll,l.fSlitle- Rule Club 4. HHXYIIC Cl..-Xlllilf ll Fuutball. l.:-tie-r l. 2. Yarfity Fuulball. lwttcr fl. 4: Slimlf- liulf' Club 3: Cbcm-Pby Club 1. 2. 3: lim Club fi. 4: Track 2: Eagle' Staff 4: .Mlllvtic Club l. Cla Yin' Prwfitle-nt 4: Traffic Safvty llf'prf--:-i1ta- lin' 4. Fl XM CUXFY Fuutlbull 2. fl. 41 ll lwmllndll l' lla-luftliall 1. 2. 3. 4: lravlx 3. 4: fxtlll'-tic , . , . . Club .51 Claw lre'-ulcnt l: Cla-4 F hugh' Staff 2: Student Cuuncil 4. ijurlile ma Club 3: Clwcrlcarlf-r l. 2. 3: Library Club Presiclr-nt 3: Eaglcttc President 4: Music Ap- prcciatiun Club l. eniors 1 STEPHEN P. CORLEY-tCarr0llmni sine Rule Club 1: High School High Lights. WFAA 1. 4Richardsonl Talon Staff 4.: Student Coun- cil Publicity 4. LOIQISE CORRELL-1Takoma Park Junior Highn Intramurals. Letter 1. Ulontgomery Blairl Intramurals 2. lfiichardsonl Library Club 3: Chern-Phy Club 3: lfugle Staff 4: Talon Staff 4: Honor Society 4: FHA 4: Stu- dent Council Yice Prefident 4: Publicity and School Spirit Committee Chairman .4 FRANK COW.-KN-4CorsicanaD Zenith Hi-Y 2: Band 1. 2. 3: Football 1: Current Events Club 2. JUDY COW.-XX-flfaglettes 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA l. 2. 3: Future Yurws 2. 3. 4: Future Teachers 3. Vice President 4: Bible Club Secretary 4: Library Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Majorette 1. 2. 3. Head Majorette 4: FFA Sweetheart 1: Class Secre- tary 4: Football Attendant 4. Seniors yi? , B l. fy. pdf , LU RUTH CRAWFORD4fTempleb Pep Squad 2. 3: Tumbling Club 2. 3: Honor Society 2. 3: Pan-Am Club 2. fRichardsonJ Eaglettes 4: Honor Society 4: lnterscholastic League Typ- ing 3. CARL CRITTENDEN-FFA 1. 2. 4, Vice Pres- ident 3: Hi-Y 3: Football 1: Eagle Staff 3, 4. ALICE CROCKETT-FHA 1: Driver Training Club 2: Future Nurses 2. 3, 4: Business Club 3: Future Teachers 3: Library Club 1. 3. 4: Bible Club President 4: Band Princess 1: Eaglettes 1. 2. 3. 4. KATHLEEN CROLY4Eaglettes 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 1. 2. 3: Future Nurses 2. 3: Honor So- ciety 2. 3. 4: Future Teachers 2. 4: Eagle Staff 4: Bio-Sci Club 2. 3. 'Cf 'QT 3 9-5 A C., BRENDA DIFFENDERFER - tlireckenridgel Annual Staff 3: Pep Squad 3: Allied Youth Club 2. 3: Social Club 2. 3: FTA 2. 3. tRicl1- ardsont FHA 3: FTA 3. 4: Library Club 3. 4: lleaux Arts Club 3. 4: Bible Club 4: Eaglettes 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Student Assistant 3: Talon Co-Editor 4. DON FISCHER-tWebster Groves Highl Hi-Y 2. 3: Tennis 3. DIMPLE FITFTCHFR--FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: Future Nurses 2. 3. 4: Iiiblt- Club 4: Library Club 4: lilllflll' Staff 4: Business Club 4: Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Library' Club Secretary 4. DICK FLOYD- Hand l. 4. Officer 2. President 3: Studio Band 4: xltlrit' Appreeiation Club 2: First Division Clarinet Solos 2. 3: First Divi- sion Clarinet Quart:-tte l. 2. 3: First Ilitiqfm Saxophone Quartette 3: Dallas County Fr-stixal Rami l. 2. 3. 4: All-Regional Rand 2. 3. 4: All-Slate Rand 3. 42 Football l. 2: Has:-ball lg Team Football Manager 3: Class Yiw- President l: Class Representative 2: Student 3 Council 41 loetry Reading. First Place 2. eniors NOLA ANN CROW4tAdamsonl Choral Club 1. 2: Allied Youth 2: Student Council 3. tRich- ardsont FHA 3. 4: Eaglettes 3. Cheerleader 4: Business Club 3: Student Council 3: FHA President 4. BILL DEAL-lLouisianal Band 1. tHighland Park! ROTC 2: Drill Team: Spanish Club 3. ANDY DEER-1Shawnee-MissionD Hi-Y 2. 3: Latin Club 2. 3. tljutnani Cityl Latin Club 2. 3: Science Club 3: Football 3: Track 3, tRiclt- ardsont Slide Rule Club President 4: Honor Society 3. 4. JOE DEERlNCftArkansasl Basketball 1, 2: Football 2: Golf 2: Key Club 2: Student Coun- cil l. 2: Annual Staff l: Class Favorite 1. 2: Homeroom President 1. 2. tRichardsonl Foot- ball 3. Letter 4: Basketball 3. Letter 4: Base- ball. Letter 3. 4: Colf. Letter 3. 4: Track. Let- ter 3. 4: Chem-Phy Club 3. 4: Key Club 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Student Council 4: Slide Rule Club 3. 4: All-District Football 4. 1 gvs F MELBA FOSTER-FHA l. 2. 3: Future Nurses 2. 3. 4: Eaglettes 1. 2. 3: Majorette 4: Library Club 2. 3. 4: Bible Club 4. SHARI FRANKLIX-tSan Antonio! Skating Club Secretary-Treasurer: Skelton Club: Pep Squad. fDenison! Chorus Club Secretary-Treas urer: FHA Secretary. 1Richardson! Future Teachers 4: Talon Staff 4. FLAY GARDNER-FFA 1. 2: Bio-Sci Club 2: Chem-Phy Club 3. 4: Key Club 3. 4: Track 3: Football. Letter 4: Slide Rule Club 4: Englw Solicitor 4. JOE CILKISUN-lSt. Edwards! Football. Let- ter l: Track. Letter 1: Swimming Team. Letter 1. Letterman! Club l: Choral Club l. lRich- ardson! Football. Letter 3. 4. All-District 3. Tri- Captain 4: Baseball 2: Track. Letter 3. 4: Key Club 4: Spanish Club 2: All-District First Team. Second Team Greater Dallas. ja an MARILYN CAIL GRANT--fl.ong junior High! Good Scholarship Club l: Drill Team l. !Wooml- row Wilson! Good Scholarship Club 2. 3: Little Theater 3: Choral Club 2: Holiday Club 3. 4. fRichardson! FHA 4: Business Club Vice Pres- ident 4. SARA BETH GREEN-lSavoy! Basketball l: Baseball l. 2: Volleyball l. 2. lRiehardson! FHA 2. 3. 4: Business Club 3: .lunior Be-fl Cross 3. JACK CREFBi4W'ooclrow Wilson! ROTC Rifle Team: Bowling Club: Sportsman Club. JOHN WESIFT CRIFFIN-Slide Rule Club 3: Baseball 2. 3: Spanish Club 2: Honor Society 2. JEAN ANN 2. Officer 1 W'l1o'S Wibo Majorctte 1 Drama Club Faglr'Itn's 3. : Senior Band 1: District Band 1: l. 2: Alternate Drum Major and 1 Student Council 1. lllicliarrlsonb 3: FHA 3: .lunior Red Cross 3. 4: 4: l'nitc-ml' Nations Club 4: Ifaglw Staff 4: All-Star Cast. lm:-rw-liola-lim' Play 3: Yalvutine Swrvtlwart 3. .lfl ANN Hl'TCHlfRFO'Yfl llA l. 2. Ji: l uture' Nurses 2. 3. Secretary 4: lfaglvttes l: Cboral 2: Bible Club 3. 4: library Club 4: Miss Fl21IIlP of Richardson 4: Majorette- 2. 3. 4: Busi- nvsg Club 4: Hi-Y 2. AIO JACKSON-Ylfaglvttw l. 2. 3. 4: FHA l. 2. 3: lfuture' Nur-vs 2. 3: Future- rllt'L1f'llt'YN fi: Bibb- Club 3. 4: f111gl1'5Ialf4: lilo-Sri Club l. 2. DON JONES HILLIARD-fArkansasn FHA 1. Seniors UNI JA ll.Xl.?4'I'l-flll-lfagb-It.-N I. 2, .iz PHA l 2. 3. 1: library Club 2: Yoll--xbill l. 2. Rav-ball l: llllNll1!'S- f.lub .ii .llllllllf R+-fl Viox- 41 l, 4: Talon Staff 4: lfuturn- Yurwx 2. 1: H.XRI3ARA LYNN HARfQRUYlf41Uarlanrl1 Ch ral Club l: Tvnnif Club 12. lllivliarfl Ill R I Drama Club 3: Ili-Y 2. E2igIlf'llf'S 1: hlflgll' Staff 4. CAR NH Ol. llAW'UR'l'H-1Stovkarfl .lunior lliglbm Junior llonor Soviflty' l: Y-'l'f1e-ns l. lSllIlsl'll lin flub l 1Ru'liul'fl- Spanish Club 2: Tumb' gg I L. our l'llA 2. 5: Drama Club .51 llllslllf'5S 3 Xnllexbill 7 Nl l ' Club U - 1 L: .' noni Council lubbvilx' foinrniltvr' 4: Llllgll' Staff 4: lfzigllr-ltw .5 1' f,ol'l1liIor Talon 4. HEC KY llAYliSfPIagIf-tn-5 1. 2. IS. 4' llonor Fovif-Iv 2. 3: l'lllA . 2. 3: lfulure- Nurse-s 4: Y T v vvnf 2. 91 Qi., Q . J1x1x1vY,1CjXE5?B8Ilr1 1. 2. Reporter 3. 5111119111 Director 3. 4: Studio Hand 4: Honor Society 2. 3. Treasurer 4: Key Club 4: Chem-l'hy Club 3. 4: Music Appreciation Club 1: Ba-vball 1: Euglf' Photographer 3. 4: Ffstival Hand 1. 2. 3. 4: RfAgiUI1Lil Band 3. 4: All-Stale? Hanfl 3. Nl.-XRCIE JONES-Fan Marcos Af'dflf'I11Yl Stu- dent Counvil 2: YWA 1. Secretary 2: Chorus 2. tRir'hardsonr Hcrl Cross RF1lYl'ff'l1lLi1iVf' 3. 4: FH.-X 2. 3: Future Nurses 3: Future Tffachers 4. ll.-XTSY .l0N1f5-lxovonal 151111 l. 2. 3: Cho ral 1. 2. 3. lRir'hartlsonl Bible' Club Yivf' Pre-s lflf'Ilf -1: l.ibrarv Club 1: llonor Sovivty 4. DUN K11 1'fH-l1'f3nnsylvanial Hanfl 1: Dra mativ Club 3, fRir'hardson+ Band 2. 3. eniors '54 LOUISE KIFEH-FHA 1: Basketball 1: Jour nalism 1. 1Rivhartlsont Future' Nurse-s 2. 4: Library Club 4: Business Club 4. CARY KING-w1Tu1sal Student Council 2 4Ric'hardsonl Student Council 3: Talon Staff 3 MARY ANCEIQX KR:X1'SE-1.1. l.. Long ,lun- ior Highn Choral Club 1: Charm Club 1: Ten- nis Club 1: Y-Tffens 1. 1Richartlsont FH,-X 1. 2. 3. becre-tary 4: E3flll9YIPS 1. 2. 3. 4: Bio- s fcivnre 1: Drama Club 3: Choral Club 1. 2. 4. JANER.-X HOSE LENHART-1Rusk ,Iunior Hlgllll FH.-X 1: Ruskettf-s 1. 1Rivharmlsonl FHA 2. 3. Song If-afler 4: Drama Club 3: Eagrlvttffs 3: Future' Nursvs 4: IIi4Y 3: Choral Club 21 Bible Club 3. Y .,,-. , . mf- S 47 gn.. av' 2 5 Seniors DANNY M41lFlf---lfofrtlnall l. 2. 3. 4: llaslwl- ball 2: FFA 1. 2. BARBARA MAHAN-lHigl1laml Parkl Y-Teen President 1: Highlandaires 2: Highlander Music Fvstival 2: l.ibrary Counvil 2: llistorival So- civty 2: Hi-l.itf's 2. lllivllarrlsorlb llouor Society 3. 4: Future Nurses 3. 4: Future- 'l'm-aclu-rs 3. 4: FHA 3. Presimlvnt 4: Choral Club 3: Ready Write-rs 3: Ifaglr' Staff 4: Talon Staff 4: l.i- brary Club 4: llnitvrl Nations Club 4. ,I-XNIC NIKSSIQY Fll.-X l. 3: Future- 'l'1'a1'l11'rs 'lirf-asurvr 2: lfuglr' Staff 2. 3. 4: Library Club -. 1 . ' 2 ' , FF ' l. . I I , U ' ' ' , KENNETH H. MORRIS-Talon Staff 4. l,.-XQlil'l'A I.l'I l'RFI.I,- llonor Sorif-ly 2. 3. -1: Fllql l. 2. 3. -lf: Slllflf'lll Counvil l. llislorian 4: lfaglf-II:-s l. 2. Yir-1' l'rf-siflvnl -l: llio-Sci Club l. l'rf'si:b-nt 2: Futurf- Yursvs 2: Class lla-portvr 3: l1ilI,L'll' Staff -1: Fafflty Counril l. 2: Class Faxoritf- 2: Clive-rlf-znlvr 3. llfllfl l: Foot- ball 5we':'Il11-ur! l. CUl.l.FFN l.l'C,-X511Sl1awnf'P-MissionI Fvp Club l. 2: l'rintf-r's D4-xils l: Y-'l'w'ns l. 2: Tvnnis Club 2. lHir'harflson1 Spanish Club 3: llrarna Club 3: Futura- 'll-ar'ln-rs 3: Talon xxssoviatc- lfrlitor 3: Hugh' l.itf-rary Fflitor 4: Ftuflvnt Council CH-'l1Tf'21'I1Tl'I' 4: llonor Fo- Pivty' 3. X-iw' l'rv-iclvnt 4: Nate' Hvarly' Writ- ing 3. KAREN Nlr'CfXNlll.lfSS-V-lSpoiwvP Y-'lit-on Class Sm-vrm-tary l. Yi:-o l'r4-simlvnl l: Op:-ru-lla Club l: Spanish Club Sf-crctary l: :Xrt Club l: Choral Club l. lllivharflsonl Choral 2: Honor Sorivty 3: FHA 3. Vim' PI'f'Sllltllll 2. 42 lfrlglf- Staff 4: lli-Y 2: Drama Club 3: Spanish Club 2. MACK Al.l,l'iN MCCINNFSS-Football l. 2. 3. I1-lter 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Chem-Phy Club 2. 3: Slirlv Rule: Club 3: Spanish Club 3. 4: Track 3: Talon Staff 4. lx.-XY NIUHTUYA-Yliaglf-ttf-X 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 1. 7 3. 11 l'uturv' Xurv-N 2. 5. 1: library Club l,I'f'NlIl4'IlI 1: Futurf- 'I'f:ac'l15'rN lfffpwrter 2: jun- 1 r Rfffi f.rf+v ll'-p, 1: lflfffn Ftalt 4. I'XI'I. Nil LKFIN IIINX NXNNI P1 C. lzgllwlle-N l. 2. 3: lfulure- Nurv-N 2: lfll.-X l, llNl'NlY fllillfx lllfllllill llixtnrx Club: Cla-w Vrvlzary l. l'Rif-llurrlwnl Tufnn Sltalf 1. eniors Club 3. D0l'1ll..XS' llruruu Q 4'- lilI,l. 0WN5IiY-l l :X 1. S+-vre-turx' 2. Hvp. 2: Fmnlmll l. I.:-ttf-r 2. 3. P1: Km' Club 3: Baxlwt- hull ll Yllfiilll lg Illllgll' Nuff 4: .-Xll-Dixtrivt Hfmurable- Nle-ntinm 2. V1. Fe-Cmul Team 3. First Tv im 1- Pre mr D Ill Fir I Te im F1 l Il 'l '. 1 .L, Tri-Captain 4. il L- N 'Q 1 ml 721 YURNIXN l'.VXHS0'YS--Ke-3 Club 3. llifturian 1: Cllf'IIl-llllk' Club 2: Xumbvr Sm-nw l: llunrl . - , , N - 'anal ,'x4Nlll'liillHIl of RlIlllIUCIllLll 1.2.3. li Ndll Drummn-rf l. 2. 3. '11 Drama Club 3: Onf'-:Xvt l'lu XII lJ1 tru! I at 4 ll: Club l lllllllll n . ,ik .1 v'l' , 'Q ' .-Mlclrwx Crmuuilte-v Chairman 1: Tulum Staff fi: hvllgll' Ftalf l. 2. fi. -1: Uullux Cwuuty SI'lf'f'l lizmll. Fir-t llrurmmfr 3: Tyrupunixt. .-Xll-lim g1mul..i. Blllllf l'lfTEH50NglCrnzivr TPf'llI Clmral Club 12: Future: Nurwx 2. lRl4'llilI'1lNHIll Drama Club I: H ' 1 I, lRl'I'ZHN--Slillv Rub- Club 3' Klub 21 Sflillllxll Vlub 'V f1lll'IIl l'l1N 5 Ii Poutlrlll LZ: lwmlluill 3. lx 'llravlx 3.4:l,luwPuwr1tf-3. 'Gp .K an ,fu 'V' MARY R0lll'2RT50NfClioral Club 2: Bible: Club 4: Drama Club 3: FH.-X 1. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. DONALD SCOTT-Band l. 2. 3. 41 Fvstival Band 2. 3. 4: Eagle Rep. 1: Talon Staff 4: Bio- Science Club l: Spanish Club 3. 4. Bll.l. hlxll.l35-Ml-I-,AX lg hmtball l. 2. l.:-ttvr 3. 4: li Football. lxttm-r l. 2: Football Cap- tain 4: All-Ilistrivt First 'IH-am. Crt-ate-r Dallas Honorable' Mvntion -1: liaskvtball 1. 2. I.:-ttvr 3. 4: llasvball. lmttvr l. 2. 3. 4. All-Distrivt 3: Atlllvtit' Club l. 2. 3: Kvy Club 3. Yin' l'rc-s- idvnt 4: Studi-nt Count-il Refp, 3: Cllvlll-lllly Club 3. -1: Class l'rvsimlr-nt 2. 3: Class Faxor- ite' 2. 1,l'.R.'Xl.ll l'R.XNlx blxlll-.S c.lIPIIl-Plly Club 2. 3: Slitlt- Rule' Club 3: llonur Soi-ivly Prusi- tlf-nt 3. 4: llantl 1. 2. 3. 4: Number Svnsv 1. 3: llasvball 1. 2. 3. SALLY RFDDICK-lWoodrow Wilsonl Coocl Scholarship Club l. 2. lRlf'llLH'llr0lll Fill 3. 4: Futuro Nursvs 3. 4: Library Club 4: litisincss Club 3. 5:-vrvtary 4: tilltlflil Club 3. 4. CARULYY REED-lYuIna l'nionl Cirls' Athletic' .-Xssocfiation 1. 2. 3: Futurf' Tvarlters 1. 2. 3. 4. 1Hillc'restb Big Sisters l. 1Ricbard- sont Student Council Publicity 4: Beaux Arts 4. RUliliR'I' RIQYXULIJS- Football l: li Foot- ball 2. 3. I.:-ttvr 2: Football Managvr 4: Cllf'Ill'l,llY Club 2: Kvy Club 3. 4: Talon Staff 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3: Traffic' Safety Council 3. TERRY RHODES-Future Farm:-rs l. 2. 3. 4. Presidc-nt 2: Cllem-Pby Club 2. 3. 4: Slide Rule Club 3. 4: Kvy Club 3. 4. Svvrvtary 3. 4: B Football 1. 2. Lf-tter 2: Basketball 1: Base' ball 1. 2: Class Reportvr l. 2: Honor Sovivty 2. 3. Seniors 1 TOMMY GENE SMITH-lThree Rivers! FFA 1. 2. 3: School Paper Staff 2. 3. JIM SNEED-lHillcrestl Spanish Club 1: Li- brary Club 1. tRichardsonl HB Team 2: Foot- ball2. PATSY ANY SPENCER Tomball Pre L L . if l SS Club 2: FHA Vice President l. Secretary 2: Basketball 1. Letter 2: Cheerleader lg Class Favorite 1. lRichardsonI Eagle Rep. 3. 4: Honor Society 3: Eaglettes 4: Bible Club 4: FHA: Business Club 4. LLE ANN STOCKTON-FHA 1. 2, 3, 4: Fu- ture Nurses 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Bible Club 3. 4: Eagle Staff 3, 4: Volleyball 1: Cho- ral Club 3: Future Teachers 4: Bio-Science 1. Seniors BILLY ADRIAN STRINCER-Chem-Phy Club 3: Drama Club 3: Football. Letter 2. 3. 4: Base- ball. Letter 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 11-AA All-Dis- trict. ANN TERRY-Band l. 2. 3. 4: Future Nurses 2. 3: FHA l. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2: Bible Club 3. 4: Honor Society 2: Future Teachers 4: Class Treasurer l: Volleyball 1. MARGARET VANDIVER-Chem-Phy 4: Bio- Sci l: Honor Society 2. 3: Beaux Arts -l-: FHA l. 2. 3. 4: Future Teachers 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Future Nurses 2. 3. 4: Bible Club 3. 4: Choral Club 3: Volleyball l: Red Cross Rep. 2. GERALD WEBB-Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Foot- ball 2. 3: Tennis. District Champ 3. -1: Class Vice President 2: Teen Age Road-e-o Winner l: Class President 4: Student Council -I-: Kev Club 4: Talon Staff 4: Athletic Club 2. 3. i 4 I I eniors Fllhlvlll f,ul111 rrl N'f'1'f'tury 1: f,lw1rlc-mls-r l: N-lnml Swi- fllillrn ti H Plum l lil xl-fl'f- l lflivliarrlxiviiv lie-aux Xrt- 1. Yin- Pri-Niall ut 5 5 Stuclvnt ffmirivil 5:-cn,-tary ,lg Eqgfw 5 livart 1. ' - -N 1 - gg '53 Tal Cr- 3. lI'!'Li'llff'I' bl Cf Cllf'IIl-lilly ffluln 3. 71: FF,-X -l. JRBIE WICQING'l'ONf5pUrt- Club U A t.1ff 1 on Staff 1: PHX Se-crfltury 1: Futiirf- vlitiilll 2.5 A glancv into tho -lurly hall finflQ living llritzvn u Shari l ranl-ilin making gs-ml uw nf lllv'll' time N-111 ry wwf 19418 arf- ilu- fir-I rf- u ur Ili Il rw IWIIIIJIIWIII Iil1'llLlf1lNl'Il High Fvlimll rm nm XY rm luiiiiilii l.iII N-ui'-1 girls .lui H- M- J Q. ll ' 1--ll. Fue' llarn--II. N1-'Ilia FH-I--r. Nflxsyu lim Quill ,lfkxllll lilll1'll f'flll ll1I I'-lvlkv' Im l.1i1gl1l- r with mllillgl at limi lltim-. I Li Dream eniors Learn . . . Calculatmg the tangent of a 62 de ru- an 1 Skrle a future en mwr Nlu IC afford an 1 cape from the realm of math problem Readers Digests and fmal exam for 'Norman Par rn actnm pqrn fl and Pla :av s a e Q f 1 be non 53 Y, 1 5 a 1 , F x I 2 N ,W 9 ' '- g - gh- 's Bill ' ' ' ' C I . I O O 0 0 0 f g v fx, M I 3 ' X., f Lf ' ' ' if i ljg, -'ffG7 y V g fi ' ' I - n K s. in ' f ' , ' -. S l , xl S+ S. ' Jm- Gilkisnn r-l'. -s in vh t l1-r- -1--ng to - - . ' ' . , ', . f' xx ' , , fl., 1 vm xx N Q N a f?ENXX ' 2 lsym 54 ' 1 lv-Mx 'XM M1 I , ll., Il X,-Aw, ,r-5 I XML -,411'1 Xmfafw':!K.I fM1 r Wu' X B Txx'-' HAY., , 1,1 lv! Xxxlvf. Iss nl' 19.39 Juniors Lana .-Xllen Jim :Xnrl+'rwn Larry Harm-tt Beverly Rilllglllllllill llonalrl B+-ll Carolyn Iifxll-,ws l.unnu llliilllf' lgnfllll P latrivia Bnrvlmarflt llavitl Brvvflluye' Judy' Brown Pllyllls By rfl Lloyd Carnplwll Xvllflf' ffunlplvell Oren Carmic-heel Cary Carrull Alan Chilflre Sue :Xnn Christian Carole Clanton Lluycl Cloud Nanette Coffey' Juniors Tmnmy Cfmmbs R1llx'f,m1f-x' Nm-ll f,1mnf'r Ilan ifl fiurlu-It RulrIuil',l4'all1 Curvil Hurulrl DLUNNHII Pal liz-wr Dianna SIN' l7f'M'0i .f' Wvultvr Dunalrlsnn Urmmks llurham Ralph F2lUlkIl0I' :Xrm Fe-kvty Juniors Phil Hart Patxy Hayle fflyfif- H:-n-Ivy 5- Ruin-rt Hvniell Nlzirilyn Hilwn Salim Hnlnivs V I Lf- fxuy Hwlxlm Q7 1 Tvrry Huuwtnn janive- Huward Bw-ky Huffhines I,lZlII1',l2HllS F5 lvia Jennings mi, W ' I 4' v av' l ',. 1 1 es fx 34 '5- X ix ,1 ,Q R... fl Farah ,luiinwn Sm- mlnhlixmi Val Kvith .imirea kin,-z Blair Im- Pf'gIflX Im- imlx IA-xt t'I' Linda Iris: 57 - f' pp. Ylurgzlrvl Hurrax Nlurlha N1-Iwn ,Is-rrp Nmslin IjLlNi41fjKllHll 1,1-ruld Ogle l.xm1 I'u1'kurcl .lam Paym- Pvllllf I'im'lxur11 ble-nn Pow:-ll Y? VE, ,.. Juniors Janif-e Pruitt Marjorie Putnam Charlfx Harnxer Carla Iiiffv Stew? Ruin-rtsnil Kaye' l:llF'f'll Bfililry Siiff' lJl2iIlf'5f'lI2l1'I'fl1'l Fam Shaw Patsy Slovak Suzie Stone Doug Stultz 1, Hiker Sm-nny Sammy Turner Jim Bull Wialker Miki- Wialley Linda Wvilclhagffn Ann Vliilliums Craig 'Wilson Gloria Wiyatt Virrla Zavhary !'n ,fo N., ? 1.- r, , Qs. R x 1. -. ' s x IN 'W if xg nw. , .4 aw Xxe, N H111 I1 :ll Hua: 1 I 191 um:-' I --'Hx l'a1I I,IlI1Ir'.Xl1't'I1Il'Nltll'IlII ml P1141 4lmIl 1 . NN4, lvli ku H ffl-,!.1rx: IM-In lhlllnp. lm-14lw11I: lf'HiNlH f- ffluss of 1960 -7. Sophomores Jody .-Xllen john Allen Bir-hard Aly Ethel Anderson Loretta Barnes David Barr Dale Bau h 3 Charles Beebe Leon Beggs l,inda Sue Berg Tll0lI13F Best Frances Bishop Peggy Blackwell Glenn Blackwood Fred Blount Judy Bomar Linda Borchardt Suzanne Bridges Barbara Brown Jerry Brown Linda Burke Carolyn Buxton Dan Cain James Caldwell Charles Campbell Susan Canada Curtis Clark Bobby Collard Kenneth Collard Sally Condor Linda Conoly Stewart Correll A , Q , 1 . -fm ..l, -L! 9' sq. t C 'Q -er .L 'T' all N 1 .-Q vu' gl if . fl' tu- ., g C D A.. r Q ,. ,fr ' ' -' to 1 N 1 , C . ,yy 4. ' ' .. ,LV 'w 'if?L L lv- H 3? .1 Q , 'F' Q Q f tif- ' S ' Z Q x ye Ck Q fl I I 3 i 1 1- X, 1 4 I A ' .. L 5 X .D C if-gs ff Jin 4 no , . l .Lt 5, A-tr' ,V ix We 3, .J A 2 Sophomores Clifton Carney ,lanies Cosby llflclie Cox Carol Craft Sue Crittenden John Crockett Pat Crockett Lezette Crump Steve Darclen Charles Davis Ronnie Davis Henry Deer Dewey Dorough Jeannie Dotson Joe Dreisback Ronnie Eadler Riehv Earle Albert Eitel Judy Erwin ,lack Evans Kay Everett Karan Fickertt Linfla Forney Barbara Freeman Jann-s Cirlnev Don Gilbert juflie Cilkison Susan Gorliani Marian Criss Daviml Green Katharine Griffin Sue Griffin Sophomores Carla Grundy Linda Lea Handley Sue Hardin Cynthia Hartin Bob Hawkins Howard Head Ronnie Hensell Beverly Hewitt Tommy Hinds Bill Hollers David Hover Rayburn Housley Judy Huffhines Stanley Huffhines Bill Jackson Sandra Johnson Carroll Jones Carolyn jones Dianne Keil ,leanell Keller David Kinder Roy King Max Kirk lrene Kleinman Charlotte Knape Tommy Krause Betsy Larkin Gene Lillard Billy Luker Laura Martin Paul Massey Tommy Massey K 7 Z if 1 I ' 2. 1 5 455 e if Ak Mfr igil . 5' 3 2 ' V, i 8 N 5, s., , f 1, 5 3 -rx ' ' il Ysvrlv i 'o. X NWI- 1 x 6,1 ? ' 5- Q N 49 5- g l nl, 5 Qi ,nn 'P' xl , Q F X , .1 x fl , 6 ? S 5 , ,lixx .J A MW 1 l 7 5 4 'fi C ! K XX , , .1--L . Lx- -, ' 'ii I f .K5 I N! if Y 4.1 Sophomores llalrwwx Nlutlmie-u Hill Xlf- Xflu Nlllv' Xl4'l'.lI'f'illll lliam- Nlvrxivlwr jim Nleyvr Put Nlivllaf-lf Jann-s Xlillingtun l.ilf1 Pl? Xll n vfl' 'Xllvn Nlwrri- ,lv-Stf Nlurflr Slvplmm' Nznmi llcllwrt X1'lfLlllHbTS llruve N1-ulaml Pola Nichols :Xruw Oclum llc-rmis Ort:-n ,lzmvl Park lliane Parks llunnie Parke-r Claude- Parsmmw Mylan l'z1ul Nlurx' Pmm- llfm lllllllllii Nlm-vein lllvfant l'41lr1f'l11 llI'llll'l' Xlury l'urm-ll llu-tvr lllllllillll lime-rlx llc-amlflrl , . Nlurx ln-lllllvlx lle- XIII! ll WlllllllN Iifllliul-4-IIN--11 ,. , . lump lllflilllfffll Sophomores Ronald Rutledge Cynthia Schumacher ,lanf-ne Scott Gerald Sf-If John Shuffler Shirley Shultz Donnie Skiles Gay lor Smith Billy Roh Spradlin Nlarvia Spurlor-k Valera Stanley Terry Starling Jam-lc Stenner William Tawwater Ollin Taylor Barbara Thompson Dona Thompson Jerry Turner Keith Tune Beverly Vanek Allen Vaughn Linda Very Barbara Walker Mike Whitehead David Wilbourne Glenn Wlilliams Ann Vlfood David Glenn Wood Matt Wright ff an 5 Q . M 6- A F ' '91, 74 'f T4 V . .br :W 1 ,,.,mQ,1 , Wi:-f 'Mfr --f 5 66 v ! 1 ww- J Sv M k K I Q tllllllllg. up tln Imp In lllpll 4l1m+l '1 flt'NIl- lffm Ilillllll. Xlla'fhIt'NlII1'lll' N1 1 F ru lflu I't'NllIl'I1tI IIIVTI mul l'11ul l:'I4Ykl'lk. xr-vu-lurx, JIIISS of 1961 Ilaxirl Allen lf- lillen Altman llelnrii :Xmlersori l.aura Baker liarliara Hafner jnrif- Barnett Sharon Barnett fiarnl Barrett jo A-Xnn Beebe Carol Blackwmcl 'liiin Blake 'larry HrunliS ll. K. llrmsn llny Hrmsn Tana Bullard Dianne Burklialter Susan Bush Diane Butler Bill Buxton Wayne Camp S' f v V' ff , ew T7 'wx 'Y' A Freshmen 6 rl Carson Campbell Beverly Carlson lllizalmeth Carr jurly Carter Catherine Cliilclre john Cissne Farah Cloud Judy Ann Colle-ndrina Emmett Cnnnly Vincent Cnreil Itnnnie Covingtnn Yliilina Cruekf-tt Fteie Cunnnings llelvlrie Deering Carolyn Deuliavk t' 67 -' :s ' as 3 1 fl, , , r 5 :- 'Si' r J F 9 J, N A W -we S ' - ir V x X , it Nancy Gardner Karen Gaston Sue Gordon Larry Graves ,lanicc Gray Wanda Grululns Wanda Hall Annette llardin Bill Harris Tom Hartin Judy Harty Jerry Haymrth Slicila llelliing Nlarian llcnclrix Mary Ann llcrlier 9 -is , '5- .y M , -. Q At it , , , i 3 an , ff' , f . I Freshmen Q' Danny Deyer Allan De Yilleneuxe Kay Dillon Richard Donaldson Guy Eclmls Jerry Hitel Mark Ellsberry Kay Epperson .ludy Everett Handy Eulmank Tmnniy Hwlmank lcon llaircliild Mike l7clircnl1aclier Becky Finch Carol Finley Barbie Fleck Martha Flournoy Bobby Floyd George J. Franklin Roberta Franklin 'W fin' Ruliy Hilliard Robert Hobby llerlmert Hoff Rf-lita llousley Carolyn Houston lillen Hurlnall Sliuron llurrt janet lrons Patty jeffrey Freclclie jenkins Carl joseph Llie-ryl Lee lone, lar-lx jones janet ,lones fir-ne jolinfey Ilmicl Johnson 1 'N L' T' Lew :Xnn Johnson N 'l ' 2 5 Nlary johnson or 1Q,,,N ' 5 H V W3 Nancy lane ,lucid ' Judy Keil u wzwiim.. SYX Freshmen aw ' 'cj All K f sl 'r Betty Kiinlrrough Wianda Kovsky Larry Ludington Carol Lynch Ronnie Maples Vliallace Martin Charlie Nlclilyea Ronnie Nlclntire Linda Mdlullin James Xlcxeme Judith :XXIII Nleafl Paul Nlearloxss Classie Meeks Marion Nlervicker David Miller lb '? f. 1 C' air s 'E I 70 Tracey Pope Richard Powell Jessie Price Dick Ramser Robert Hippy Bruce Rolrlmins Stewart liolmertson Paul ltooker Danny Ross Donna Ruhl Rebecca Rutherford Mike Rutledge Freshmen 'P q' Q diggs: 6 Ginger Moore Pam Morgan Jimmie Morris Linda Morris Todd Morriss Sammy Morton Bill Mullenweg Bolm Murray Curt Naugle Karen Neal Butch Nelson Tommie Noteware Terry Oddson Judy Odom Jay Parker W3,'llC Paul Sue Pennington Spencer Perslcin Bobbv Petchulat Don Ponder ,lflllll Ff'l1ownilw1'li Kerry Sr-hutz Loyce Sr-hweikert Jeff fcntl Barlmara Shepherd If-rry Skelton Patsy Snnrl Sammy Smith Cindy Snyder Barlrara Speaks Suzanne Speer Tornniie Spenver Claudette Ftepliens Polly Stepln-nson it ,Mrs ' o L 5 Q ' 1 . lievlcx' Fteveris I Pat Stillwell Bill Stipp Sue Swalmli Cerri Tate Norman Tritton Freshmen, Gt? ml 6 David Tronrud Bill Vidovic Beverly Waggfmner Don Wlalley Sarah Wlaters Carol Wlatkins Linda Wleaver Martin Wilbariks Nelson Wlillis Bill Wlilson Robert Wright Way'ne Yandell Q ,Va ,. 9 ff ,M g,, fy, y. 3 ff' 3? x A 'i-uw' r A Mr v .. N r N. M l L W 1 in Eighth Grade FIRST ROVV: Linda Abbott. David Adams, Caylon Addkison, Alex Anderson, Diana Baumel. Bay Beets. Billy Bell. Sheila Diane Bell. FECUND RDW: john Biggerstaff. Warren Boho. Sharon Bowling. Donnie Bridge- fariner. Bay Brown. Wlayne Brown. John Buchanan. Carol Burke. THIRD ROYV: Terry Burke. Patty Burnett. Julien Calliet. Bruce Carrington. Shelia Carrington. Bobby Carroll. Janie Clifton. Ann Combest. F0l'llTll ROVV: Charles Conner. Janive Conoly. ,Io Ann Croly, Bruce Cunningham, Dick Davis. Mary Elizabeth Davis. jim DeKoker. Gary lJeWalt. l7lFTll BUVV: Susan Dickens. Loyette Dillion. Charles Durrett, George Echols. Linda lfllarrl. Cone Ender, Judy Eikner. Loretta Fechenbach. - ' P 6' xxx A v f 4,1 ? f fy . A 'J E 1, X' 74 lk 5 fy? M -will .A., 4 1 f' w..J Y f IO' 1- D xy RE' . lin'- X' A L, 2 5 L gal I arf: I ,tt I lil r iff? 'V Nu- A 1 I 142 -fri A 74 FIRST ROW: Waltz-r I7lvtc'I1f-r. Mike Foster. Christine- Ifultoni Jerry' Cant. Carla Gates. Joy' Cihsun. NIir'I16IeCnIcIinan. Christine' Cmnvz. SECOND ROYV: Catherine Cordon. Melha Goss. Jeanette Crahsky. Sherry' Graham. Timothy' Grange-. Barham Ann Griffin. Carol Crows. Judy Harrell. THIRD ROIY: IA-ilani Ilawvs. Rivharfl Ilayylxins. Nlivhavl Hewitt. Wialtvr Higgin Carroll Hnnser. joe Ilnrn. Carolyn Horn. Beverly Ilnskins. I 0I'R'I'II ROW: Billy Iavk Ilnuw. Oliyiu Iluffhint-5. juan Huttnn. Sally Ingram. jucly',lar-kann.Linclajann-s, Ihniahl,lvr1Iiit1s.Il4'tty Inlnisn-y. IIIVIIII IIUIY: Im-y julinsnii. Nlilu- Iulinsfvn. Ilaiynzt Iwllrlwll, gllllllfil Iulinstni. Bill Iniws.,Iu1Iy .lnm-5. illilu- klurtlan. Ht-n jutlfl. Eighth Grade td Ei ghrh Grade l lllF'li HOW: Nlziry :Xnn Ke-ith. Kay Kifer. Helen Kimbrough. Dun Kinclle. Kay liinisey. liclclif- Knnlwl. Ronny Krcticos. Kirk Larkin. SIAQCIONIJ ROW: Jvzinm- l.c-1-. Ts-rry Leewr. Harolrl Lf-ster. Sandra lpillarfl. lic-n Lewis Hvn Lmw. Paul l,ulu'r. Jvan Nlcsllpiric. 'lilllllll NOW: Nlikc- Nlr-Bw-. Ray xvlf'fif'C. Rnd xli1f'kCIlZlf'. l.yn4lu Nluhun. Gayle Mar- shall. Jus- Nlarfhall. Nlikf- Xlvrritt. Barbara Mervicker. F0l'll'l'll ROW: lim Nlillc-r. Carol Minis. Larrs Nlrmrc. Sll5ll' Nlfmrf-. Jurlv N1-lion. lialpli Xnrrnun. llif-liurcl Nurniun. Peggy Norris. l7ll7'l'll ROW: llila ,Ivan Uglf-. Cac- Ulirn. Oliver Osborn. .-Xml Partlow. Phil Parson Kalhlm-n l'e-rry. Jucly l'f-rrynian. Janice Pctchulat. 4-9 1 fl! r i . 4 ' -C. lx- ' ts' J .V 2 E Ja Q. .l 5 X, ' s S L Q ' ' A . xv , : . -'2-.ff 2 lf.: 1 . nv- I Y.. .ra 'P ,' - if ! .- - 'QNX D' I L ,s x I oo- 5' s I v' ,F ff, 'T ,W C' 'L-L-iw' Y 4. .sf be 'I W Ji' X ,f 0 ci? ' cis I K . A I, 45, 4 ' . , ' v A 1 fx, .Q W 4 ' s NNlx1?xNtlli . if 76 is ' at A 1 5' f if 9 Q- lv 'Xt' I 1 . 4'-2 4. , ' Z-. FIRST ROW7: Lynn Pitts. Joyce Powell, Jennie Fay Preston. Beverly Prewitt, Rick Price, Barbara Prichard, Gregory Proctor, Bill Pruitt. SECOND ROW: Bobby Rankin. Bill Reid. Ruth Ann Rennels. Linda Reynolds, Leon Rhoades, Sandra Riffe, Judith Roberts. Randy Roberts. THIRD ROW: Berni Ross. Carol Rowe. Arnold Sanders. Arthur Schaerdel. Ruthie Schneider, Ted Schwink, Dickie Sherrell, Sharon Simpson. FOPRTH ROW: Linda Slovak. Dena Smiley. Fred Smith, Nancy Smith. Cary Spear, George Spencer. Peggy Spencer. ,loan Spieker. FIFTH ROW: ,liln Spurlock. john Stanley. Ann Stipp. Mike Slll!lS0ll. Dick Stults, Bill Surles. Betty Jo Talley. Bill Tay lor. Eighth Grade Eighth Grade sir Eighth grarler. Joann Clroly. is a-tonishf-rl as she hears the faCts of a typical high school day at ole R. H. S. from freshman. I.inrla Wie-awr. Fvhool Spirit reigns throughout junior high, and eve one is exeitefl about the big game. FIRST ROW: Billy Thomas. Dennis Thomas. Ralph Thomas. Glenn Thompson. David Tritton. Susan Turner. Nlary Beth lnclerwoorl. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Vaughn. Howarrl W'ad ,lim Vileaver. Sue Whgingzton. Mary Ellen Yvilbanks THIRD ROW: Shirley Williams. Sue Williams. Wilson. James Wright. Bobby Wyatt. Bill Zachary. sworth. David Vifaters. Ann Welili. . Charles Williaiiis. Linda Vvillis, Elaine Wilson. Jim if in 'V 'Q-Y ,, Q In Ill II flrt ftdl uf llmmr illglll. IPI'!'Nilll'IIIN HUW: ll.1l l5.1gg.11ly. Xmlp Hwwkm-r f QXQIIIII Illklllf' IIHIIIY' xwum uw-H-, HXKR: XIt'Hli4'llll1lH. l lHF'l' NNW. Allhlf Hmllx lu art XX 1 wlwr If-fhlx l l141mllvr'. SIQHIXIH Fluirh-x lim 1 ux, Hvwrlx Ihllull. Class of 19653 Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Doris Adams. Camilla Agee. john Alford. Bill Aly. Robert, Anderson Janis Ansley, Joseph Atkins. Shirley Baccus. SECOND ROW: Hal Baggarly. Arnold Barnes. George Barnes. Dora Nell Barnes Patty Barnes. Beverly Baugh. Katy Bishop. Susan Boe. THlRl3 ROW: Amelia Borr-hardt. Sandra Bowers. Dana Branch. Joe Bridges. Billy Brooks, Darwin Brown. Stephen Brown. Linda Cain. FOURTH ROYV: Trisha Collier. javlc Carrington. l,arry Carson. Sherry Carter, Donald Caudill. Randy Caudill. Teddy Chandler. FIFTH ROW: Judy Cissne. Jeffrey Coldiron. Frances Collard. Vic Cordell, Ray Crain, Carol Crawford, Steve Crosson. Glenda Crump. fl . , I , 9 1 I I , in Y . ff 4 Xxx elif... '11 fi ,,..42 Y' VX 'frrxif X A 'I' llwllx A FIRST ROW ,lanet Cumrmng Deanna Danlel Flame Dane Nllke Dau ,llll Ann Dau Su an Dexer Rlchard Dewsee e Dlana Dllhon SECOIND ROW Patty Donohoe 'Vllke Dorough Sharon Do ler Peggy Duckworth Gus Durham Mxke Echol Harrlet Edward Quaan Flekertt THIRD ROW Don F1 her Lmda Flournos Tere a Floxfl Chrl tlne Franklm Jerl Lsnn Carbett Bettxe Gardner Charlotte Garrett George Cetten FOI RTH ROW Wllke Clh on Richard Clh on ,lame flreen ,lnnmx Crlffln Renee Grundx Shlrles funn ,luclx llanfllu Tommx Handx FIFTH ROW Ellzaheth I I3I'tIlll ,lackle Ilargroxe Nlrke Harrell lat llarrls Tommx llarrlll latquelxn Haxe Tommx Herher Ixnrlal Herrin Seventh Grade -- f.. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Carol Ann Hobby. Vincent Hollenbeck. David Holmes. Dean Horning, Charles Hulbert. Katheryn Ann Hudnall. Nancy Jackson, Barbara lobe. SECOND ROW: Louise Jones. Mike Kakara. Steve Karnavas, Donna Lynn Keller. Billy Ray Kinder. Cinnette King, Diana Kleinman. Shirley Knape. THIRD ROW: Johnny Lester. Ronnie Lillard. Linda Lloycl, David London, Thomas Lott. Lana Luvas, Martin Lumpkin. Mike MCAnally. FOVRTH ROW: Susan McBride. Joyce Ann McClearin. Jonesy McConnell, Jimmy Mr-Elvain. Mike Mr-Gee. Mark McLane. Craig McMullen. Kathleen McNeese. FIFTH ROW: Ronnie McNeme. Barbara Magar, Jerry Magee, Jeanne Malcik, Garry Maples. Larry Maples, Diane Marsalis. Carl Martin. ,-ni Ii W . , ,L Xgiggbqxe , . pf ' ' 'r A f Wx A i xi' Eg ' ' , A ,. Q s -N 2 be 5 Q, 1 ' , xi? 1' Q he 'T T f I . r ll lj,-Mfg:-X K T ,Ji 5 Q taillaiqk E v 'fl .2 ' 5' , 3 ' ' fm ' f' ' .. me-'A 12 .ai f , f' i 8 A 5 6 ay- '71 .1 Ad Q- 'Z , -Z , ef ., JY, li 'C' ff l I Af ' .. ,if 6. 11, X1 1 L 1 1 1' V A fa ,. 1 1 . .v - nk 1 111 fl 1 5 1' I 1 1' IX!! 5 FIRST RUW: N111-ke-1 xI8ir1lii11l'I'. gxI141Tl'Ll Nlaupin. Dwight Nlaxm-ll. Larry Nlvad. 1111-ky X16llf19Il11il11.1.111118 N1t'I'F1IIlL1Il. 1321111111 H1111-r, Nlurlw N1111i11gl1111. Flfffflxll RUV1: 1,1-11 Nlimlr. 111lilf1lr11l' Nlmnlx. 11111111 11114111-. 111111111 x1UlV1'Q'. Nlikv 111111114-..X11110Ilc'N1wrga1111Billie-Nlwrrif. Nlik1fN111rrif. T1111111 111111: 111-tty N1L111e'11xwg. '11-11 x1llIIliHN. 5111114111 Nvzilv. U11-tu Nvig111111rs. 111119 Nf'1NllIl. F111-1121 Ne-1-1111 11111111 Xt'XK1L1IN1. F111-rrp 1.11111 XIIlll'1l. 170111111 110111: '1'4'x fV1f1f1rl1Il. 111I2iI'1t'r 1111UIIl. KLIYPII .XIIII Ulffm. x1i1l1I'1l'l' Ulwn. 11ar11a1rz1 1,ii1Illf'T. 51101,ilI'1'xt'Y'.A1ilII14'l' 1'z1rw11f.F11a1r1111 IH-lv1'f1.11, . I . I. .,, - ,. F11T'1x11 NNW' 11111111 1'11f1111-tvr. Wav 111111-II. 111411111e- 111112 11w111111' 11111-. F1111 11111: , . 11r'11111- 111-1-11. 1111111-1 11v'x1111111N. 111111111 11141: 301011111 Crude 7 ' 'N ' wif' ff 1. 1 ri . 7 Seventh Grade FIRST ROWY Donalrl Rocksted. Andy Rooker. Bobby Rountree. Linda Rowland Freema Jean Sanders. Jerry Saye. Stanley Self. Andy Shaw. SECOND ROW: Robert Shinnaman. Claudia Sirkel. Lynda Skelton. Patricia Sloan Susan Smith. Donna Stafford. Ric Stewart. Jimmie Lee Stone. THIRD HOVV: Steve Stringer. Sharon Taft. joe Tingle. Danny Turner. Frank l'nfler woofl. Kenneth Vanek. Stuart Waggoner. Diana Weaver. FOIWRTH ROW: Pat Vfhiteheafl. john Wlhitexnan. Pamela Wilclhagen. Diane Williariis Kay Wlilliams. Daymoncl Wlilson. ,lim L. Wlilson. Johnny Wiriklffr. FIFTH RUW: Charles VVinrlham. Bill W'orthy'. Barbara Wright. Larry Wright. Bobby York. Carolyn Young. Charles Zaehary. Ruth Zar-hary. s 4 U l may . N gil 'yn ,Swyfji I f Qi I I A I 4. in - ,l A ' f W 1 - . ',:, it fsl 2 l , -was 1 7 fr 1-A - if 14 -' Q v x, v 'ti . f . , ' ,,j' 7. if' if I 474 I K A71 tif 7r L..........4 Z' Q- .J g 4 5 , 2 District FIRST ROW: Pat Keith. Danny Magee. .lim Caskey. Bill Ownsby, Bill Fkiles. SECOND ROW: Robert Reynolds, Manager. Lloyd Cloud, Jerry Nowlin. Ronald Rutledge. Billy Stringer. Sammy Turner. THIRD ROW: Coach Atkins. Robert Hensell. Walter Donaldson. Frank Garxer. ,lim Atkins, Allen Mcflinness. COACHES BYNIHI AND ATKINS SEASON Rim-liardson's Eagles enjoyed the finest season in years as they raced to an Z3-3 district championship. This record was compiled despite a schedule that included five other district champions and a rugged slate of conference opponents. Despite this fine overall record the team had its ups and downs. principally due to injuries and the Asian Flu. Champions FIRST ROW: ,low Gilkison, Larry liarnr-tt. Joe Deering. Cary Carroll. lflam Com-y. SIQCOND ROW: Douglas Prim-n, Jim lloh Walker. Brook- Durham. Alan Childrf-. Daviil Kind:-r. Nlanagf-r. THIRD HUYY: Thomas Finley. Ronnie Clark. Don Nlervivker. Allen Nlctllure. lflay tiarnlnf-r. Coach Bynum. HIGHLIGHTS From this championship team four boys were named to the first :Xll-District Team. and several more won at least honorable mention. Other incliviclual honors include the two leading scor- ers in the flistrivt in Bill Fkiles anil joe Deering. who was also namefl Back of the Week after the Carrollton game. NI.-KN.-XILERS REX NOLDS AND KINDER JOE GILKISON Captain Senior End Letter 3. 4 All-District Second All-Greater Dallas Honorable Mention, All-State Eagles Open Season With Victory BILL SKILES Captain Senior Halfbaek Letter 3. 4 All-District Honorable Mention. Greater Dallas BILL OWNSBY Captain Senior Tackle Letter 2. 3. 4 All-Ilistriet JIM BOB WALKER Junior Tackle Letter 2. 3 Second All-District Bill Skiles 1221 cuts off tackle as Elam Coney IBOJ prepares to block a Lewisville Farmer. W, 7 . ,-. 1 A . wg, b aff fig ,1 W '11-13971-EW ' SICASON HIGHLIGHTS The lfagles eame out clawing lmy smasliing: ai favorecl Carrollton elexen. ll-Il, The Eagles completely clominatefl play as lm- lleering Srurerl four times ancl kit-kewl five extra points. It was Rll'llZlI'4lF4III.S superiority in tlie line. lioweser. that lerl the way to vietory. Rielmrtlfun euntinuerl its winning ways lvi mlefeatingz leisisville. I2-T. 'lille Eagles. trailing T-tl nt tlie llalf. fougzlit liaelx ixitll Hill Flxiles Ft'UI'IIlg.' tisiee to 1 fi! V is 1 3 'Iggy - Hi ff-:fr i ' v mf 1 qi P' 4' 1 . 4' an i, Jgfffffif-sf.'-'51 . , ,ff lou-V , f Un,,,,,m., I 55 v , . 5 www -' W ,J RS ' . 1, ii' Alf, .fr ,L N 4 I .. mx , af V ' 3 5 - 9 'Q , f L' ' 4 2: I, 4, - , Q f ' is -v-Q , , 4 fr, f-. 4 m 'S' 'K-2 ' ' 4'..xL ,f , W, I f f 7 .f Q ' 3 xjffgi, 1 I iff, W, f A 4, ne Winning Streak Ends . . . SAMMY TLRNER Senior Halfliack Letter 4 All-District. Honorable Mention RONNIE CLARKE Senior Tackle Letter 3. 4 DOUGLAS PRITZEN Senior Guard Letter 4 ELAM CONEY Senior End Letter 4 Skiles takes to the air. but still can't axoid a Grapevine tackler. Four wins and no losses became the Eagles, record as they shut out the Plano Wildcats 28-0. Deering's touchdown passes to Turner and Skiles and his ten- yard scoring run led the way. The Eagles' hope for an undefeated season went a-glimmering as they lost two consecutive games to tough compe- tition. The first loss was to the Bonham Warriors. long a doulmle-A power. The Eagles were just outclassed and could muster only one scoring threat as they fry' 1 -8-' q?f-' Ly mf -- 4, fl 31 X vs- r 1 3 X. V v gfqfgjfvg, v S vp-W 7 ' L tl Q , - 7, ' lin A 'H-J fx tl 1 JW my Ni 01' ui ' Eagles Take Three LARRY BARNETT THOMAS FINLEY BILLY STRINGER Junior Fullback Junior Tackle SCI1i0r End Letter 2, 3 Letter 3 Letter 3, 4 DANNY INIAGEE Senior Halfhack Letter 4 Tenseness was the spirit of the moment even though the Eagles took the victory from Plano. the strength of Deering's two conver- sions. Skiles had a hand in all three of the touchdowns, running for two and passing for one. The Eagles got a pair of touchdowns from Deering. another pair from Skiles and one from Joe Gilkison as they scored early and often to swamp Seagoville. 33-6. The win set the stage for the cham- pionship game with Mesquite the follow- ing week. Become District Champions DON MERVICKER Junior Fullhack Letter 3 PLAY CARDNI-IR GARY C,-'SRHOLL FRANK CARVER Senior Center Junior Quarterback junior Guard L4-ner 4 Letter 3 Letter 3 Deering turns the corner as a pair of Mesquite Skeeters give chase. The Skeeters were primed, but the Eagles were too potent. A superior line and touchdowns by Deering and Skiles were enough to give the Eagles the vic- tory. 14-6, and the District Champion- ship. The Bi-District game proved to be an anti-climax as the Eagles fell to Terrell, the eventual state champion. The Eagles were able to mount a passing attack that gained two hundred yards and a hrace of touchdowns. R . Q mx 4 K ' ' C 15 F 'F -ff 'L ' 1 'LD W 'Q w,E Pk 1 , iJ,a? -'gf-?1?:A' K an i X ., my - X fa, 8 w yi x ,if 9 4 - ,. . tu f 0 ' ,. ' - .gf .F .'. '.3 W' ' I . I V 1- s ,'x Y .'1 A ' is Q 5- . M, .- t.. ' 9 Wlflizfi 9' if OL lu -3 x a FIRST RQW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Phillips. Jerry Turner, Richard Aly, Kennth Collard, David Hover, B111 Montin, Claude Parsons, .lames Caldwell, Alan Vaughn, .lim Robertson, Manager. SECOND ROW: G1 W'l1' , D U S Q ' ' I f '- ' enn 1 Jams, ou, tult.,, David Barr, 13111 Mullfnwtg, Curtis Clark. Gene Lilliard, William Tawwater, Bill Spradlin, john Shuffler. THIRD ROW: Coach 3IcClearin Ronnie Hensell, Gerald Ogle, Terry Starling, Rayburn Housely, Stewart Correll, Charles Davis: Charles Beebe, Howard Head, Coach Herman. WIT, Team This vearls BN Team, composed entirelv of unclerclassmen, looked very impressive as they compiled five wins against only one loss. Included were victories over St. Marks Jesuit. McKinnev. Sea oville. and Lancaster. Their lone loss was to Mes uite. , , , , g Charles Davis was the big gun offensively as he lecl the team in scoring with -15 points and in rushing with 653 yards. The whole team. however. contributed to an offense that scored 149 points. The defensive team deserves special recognition as they allowed only 32 points. an average of less than one touchdown a game. SCORES RZ.C,lGff1507l Oppongnt I3 St. Marks . .,,.. H W T 6 Mesquite ,, V V13 31 Jesuit , 0 32 McKinney , , 6 38 Seagoville .,.. Y, e A 6 35 Lancaster V 0 Junior H ig f . 4 v - ,ftxf , sb , iw x 'Q' 'zflfggfw fa FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Herbert Hoff, Roy Brown, Ricky Donaldson. Danny Ross. .lim McNeme, Tommy Noteware. Spencer Perskins. SECOND BOW: Bill Mullenweg. Leon Fairchild, Tom Hartin, Paul Rooker. Gene Johnsey. Ronnie Covington, Dick Ramser. Emmett Conoly. Terry Brooks, Donald Trotter, ,lay Franklin. THIRD ROW: Bill Buxton, Bill Wilson. Don Ponder, Jerry Haworth, Butch Nelson, Bruce Robbins. Steve Cummings, Bill Vidovic. Bill Stipp, Jessie Price, Mike Rutledge, Jay Parker. Bobby Petchulat. Terry Oddson. Robert Rippy. Sammy Morton, Managerg Coach Green. Freshmen The Freshmen proved to be Richardsoifs most successful football team by having an undefeated season. This record of four wins and a tie was enough to give them their District Championship. SCUR ES Freshmen Upponenl 6 Hurst-Euless 6 20 Carrollton , 6 1-l Lewisville 6 14 Grapevine 6 20 Carrollton 13 . Football FIRST ROW, SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Schaerdel, Mike Hewitt, Bobby Carroll, Rod Mackenzie, Bill Taylor, Randy Roberts, J im Dekoker, Bemi Ross, David Waters, Bill Pruitt, Warren Bobo, Donald Jenkins, Joe Horn, Bill Zachary, Walter Higgins. SECOND ROW: Dick Davis, Bobby Rankin, Richard Hawkins, Jerry Gant, Eddie Knobel, Ralph Norman, Bill Reid, Jim Miller, Gary DeWalt, Gregory Procter, Mike Jordan, Charles William, Joe Marshall, Billy Bell, Gary Spears, Bryce Carrington. THIRD ROW: Don Kindle, Phil Parsons, James Wright, Ray Beets, Joey Johnson, Dennis Thomas, John Buchanan, Wayne Brown, Charles Durrett, Dick Stults, Alex Ander- son, Ben Love, John Stanley, Ben Lewis, Carroll Hooser, Bobby Wyatt, Coach Herman. Eighth Grade The Eighth Graders played a somewhat shorter schedule than Richardson's other teams, but they still emerged with a winning record of two wins and one loss. This was the first year many of the boys had played and they progressed rapidly during the season. SCORES Eighth Grade Opponent 7 Rockwall .... .,.,......... 0 14 Grapevine ..... ,,,.... 2 7 24 Lewisville ,.... ....... 1 2 Football Th ff S14 t'f'llll'Ilfl'. ll1'l'I'Ullff. 117111 1 ffl Nluitl Sl1f'BI'fllIlt. Hill Ski Muni jutlx Ltmun. l'.lliIIlf.UI1tX ?4wm'n-lhvurt Luqllillu Littrell. lm- fgilkistnll Sweetheart I..-XQPITJX I.IT'I'RPIl.l, N1lli1iSl1f'HilfIlQ'll. Bill Uxxmlrx Royalty The Royalty Laquita Littrell Sue Barnett Sue Bryant Judy Cowan 19135 Dzstnct 11 AA FIRST ROW Gerald Self 'Nlanager Blair Lu Bull Sklle Joe Deermg Elam Lonu Glen Black wood SECOND ROW Coach Herman Charlcy Dau Pat Kellh Terry Hou ton 'Nlar hall Cant Don Phrlllp Daud Kinder Rlchardsons Golden Eagle fue brought the Qhool the flrst dxstrlct champlonshlp ln ltS hxstory along mth a flrst place trophy from the NlcK1nney Tournament The team started slowly by losing 3 of 1ts flfqt 1 games but soon ran IIS record to 6 suns 3 losses m the MCKIDDCN Tournament Two successne losses to exentual AAA X dlstrlct champlons ln the Dr Pepper Tournament were the lat blCfl1lQl1CS on the Eagles howewer as they put together an elexen game wmmng streak qparked ln Joe Deermg the dlstrlcts leadmg scorer mth 89 pomts IH CllCl.I'lCl plat and 530 for the season the Eagles grabbed four dlstrlct NlLl0I'lCS ln as mam tries Glenn Black mood and Charley Dans a palr of hot Qhlltlllflg ophomores were also hlgh among the scorlng leaders sshlle B111 qklles was named mth Deerlng to the AllN1cKmnex Tournament team Champions Elam Conwy puts in a lay-up against NIE-squite as Ihr' Eagles won T2-58. 4 Jw- llvfring. Terry Hfvustfln. and Charle-y Davis scramble for a rr-bound against Mesquite in the Eagles' sevond victory in district play. JOE DEERING Swnior Forward All-NIc'Kinnr-y Tournament Letter 1, 2, 4 BILL SKILES Senior Guard All-McKinney Tournament Lt'IIf'I' 3, 4 ELANI CONEY Se-nior Forward Letter 3, 4 Eagles 'Win 17 . . . 4 ,.,..--' GLENN BLACKWOOD TERRY HOUSTON CHARLEY DAVIS MARSHALL CANT Sophomore Guard Junior Center Sophnniure Forward Junior Forward Letter 2 LettPr 3 Letter 2 1LEFTP Deering: hits 2 of his 23 points against Lancaster in Richardson? crucial victory in the ops-ning district game-. 1RIGHTr Te-rry Huustonl shot iQ ltlm-ke-ti in several Lanca-tvr Tig:-rs. hut tht- Faglwf rnuiif' enough other ,huts to take a 63-54 victory. l02 Lose Only 5 BLAIR LEE PAT KEITH DON PHILLIPS ,Iunior Guard ,Iunior Forward Sophomore Guard 4RIGH'IJ Glenn Blackwood scores in one of the two victories over Lancaster. the de- fending distrivt champion and pre-season favorite to repeat. X . WLEFTJ Deering shows how the Eagles overcame their height difadxantage with superior spring by going up even with Lancastefs 6' 6 Donald Russell. MB Team Ili XVII! QA 3 4 .4 FIRST ROW: Donnie Skiles, Manager. Blair Lee, Keith Tune, Ronnie Eadler, Alan Vaughn, .lim Robertson, Gerald Self, Manager. SECOND ROWI Coach Herman, Pat Michaels, Marshall Cant, Mike Sweeney. Wade Campbell. Ronnie Daxis. Don Gilbert, Dun Phillips, David Kinder. Manager. The R Team. paced by high scoring. in- eligihle transfers Mike Sweeney and Pat Miehaels. compiled a record of 15 wins against just 3 losses. ln district play the team lost its first game In Lan:-aster. hut they rehouncled lu take three straight and gain a tie fur the elianipiunsliip. .-XII the hoys on the squad are untlerrlassrnen. which shuulcl make Richard- snn a haskethall puwer in years to wine. Mike Sweeny rebounds against Lancaster as Blair Lee, Pat Michaels. and Marshall Cant Came up to assist him. Freshmen FIRST ROW Tom Hartm B1ll Nlullenweg Drck Ram er Don Trotter Paul Rooker Emmett Conoly Ronme Coungton SECOND ROW J Franklm Wayne Paul Leon Farrchtld Larry Ludmgton Robert Rlppw Tommie 'Noteware Qpencer Per km Coach Green The Freshmen added a d1Qtr1ct champlonshlp trophy to the case as they raced to a 12 4 record Included among therr wms were two vlctorles ln the 'Vlesqmte Tourna ment as they ads anced to the fmale before falllng to Hlghland Park a AAAA chool The team dld exen better ln the flret Rlchardson lnvrtatlonal Tournament as ther took the champlonihrp SEASOW S RECORD Vlesqulte Ennls MCSQUIIC Hlghland Park ,leeult Grapes me Carrollton Buckner ,lesult Grapes 1ne Leu lex 1lle Buckner Carrollton Crapex me LEWIS! llle Carrollton Eighth Grade 6 1 l FIRST ROW LEFT T0 RIGHT Rxchard Hawkln Arthur Schaerdel Ronnxe Varghn B111 Prum Ted Schwlnk .llm Mlller Rod Mackenzle BACK ROW Coach Herman Charles Wllllams B111 Bam Ben Love Carroll Hooser John Buchanan Ceogory John Stanley B111 Taylor The Elghth Grade made lt an all wmnlng season for the Eagles basketball teams by taklng vlctorles 1n 5 of thelr 10 games They also broke even m dlstrlct play Wlflnlng 3 and loslng 3 SCORES RHS Opponent Nlesqulte Lew lsvllle Buckner Buckner Crapevlne Lev lSVl11C Carrollton Grapevine Lew :ss 1Ile Carrollton Basketball Sweetheart JUDY COWAN HS IICYVOUS . . . Dallas County Class AA Athlete of the Year JOE DEERING Joe was honored by the Sports Writers As- sociation because of his achievement as top scorer in the district in football. scoring an average of 26 points per game in basketball, being the district's top hurdler, a member of the winning sprint relay team, a .399 power- hitting outfielder in baseball and all-district quarterback in football, as well as low as 68 in golf. Dallas County Class AA Coach of the Year RAYMON BYNIJM At the Sports Achievement dinner at the Downtown Y.M.C.A. on February 13, Mr. Bynum and Joe Deering were presented scrolls by the Dallas Sports Writers Association. Dis- trict championships in football and track were won by Richardson teams coached by Mr. Bynum in his second year as head coach and athletic director of the Richardson schools. l'iUU'l'l3Al.l. fagles Opporzenl 11 Carrolltun , U 12 Lewisville ,, , T 41 Grapevine 26 28 Pla rxrj 0 fl B 11r1 liam 3-1 T Vlilmer-llutcliins I3 20 flrnzler 'li f'f' li lies. ll '20 l.anf'aster lil V53 Seagoville 6 '1 1 Mesquite 6 13 Terrell , 66 District Games Eagles ll 52 -'JA 43 66 .JD 5 'IT '32 33 55 ,153 67 -LT T3 B lirlblxhl l3gXl.l, Eagles Uppon -to I'lrm., 23 llu rif- amille 36 Currwlltml 28 Mr-Kinney 36 llurst +37 .lesuit 'IS-1 Nlalfank 53 Wylie -12 Planf, 3 1 Hurst 216 Wy lie 64 Bry an :Xrlams ' District Games CII! 21 fill 33 23 25 35 52 30 33 25 26 lil 59 63 T2 .JU -J6'K'++'3'g -x--is-meow BAbIxILTBALL Opponent Plgm, , , 56 lluncanville 56 Duncanville -1-1 Carrollton 7, N1CKinriey Hurst Wy lie lJuur'um'ille Nl:-liiriiiey Crozier 'liecli flflessa Wylie l'lz 1114 J Hurst Wy lie Bryan Bry an Adams .'xflZiIIlS l.anr'aster Mesquite f.zir1'ulltui1 l 'uiruister .1 4. Nll1SflUllf' Nleliinney lt-urnament H' Cotton Buwl 'linurriament HH District Games 4 ' Q1 tt' x-ga Bryan :Xclams l.anCaster Mesquite lfurnvlltuii l,aric-aster Nlesquite 52 13 -lil 16 13 31 o K, .La I- ni, Y ek .W .. , , A1 - if X 6' L? We If ,J -4. 'iii f Y- Q. 4,- 1 Q- Qi?- 5 5542411 I .44 Q Q 'Jw rl V QV '41 Z -Y 3.3 ' 0 'it x gigs 1. sv.. el 54. l E: mx 1-v . ff' o s tftw' 'WK' 5 ' in 0 red' ' 4' Y ,-X 1 . oy: V1 ,,,,.-.-no-M . .f , ,,. ,4 .tins 1, Louise Correll, vice presidentg Colleen Lucas, co-treasurcrg Dick Floyd. presidentg Jeannie Weer- sing, secretaryg Laquita Littrell, historiang and Sue Bryant. co-treasurer find that counting votes isn't all work. tudent Council Decisions to be made. votes to be counted. and many issues to he tliscussecl are just a few problems that meet the Stutlent Council once a week. Student Council officers are chosen hy secret hallot of the student hotly. A week of campaigning precedes this election. Nlemlwers of the Council are chosen hy stuclents of each home room. As governing hotly of the stuclents. the Stuclent Council sponsors many activities and projects which are intcntlctl to promote school spirit. rlllll' stuclcnt tlirectory. the first one for lt.Il.5.. was one of these activities, The Council was letl by Nlrs. lilizaheth Mann this year, ll2 Sue Bryant, Sue Barnett. llick Floyd. Elam Coney, and Laquita Littrell participate in a discussion concerning plans for a bonfire before our bi-district game. 5 i Q 5 Student Council Members Sue Barnett, Senior Sue Bryant, Treasurer, Senior Elam Coney, Senior Louise Correll, Vice President, Senior Stewart Correll, Sophomore Joe Deering, Senior Brooks Durham, Junior Dick Floyd, President, Senior Howard Head, Sophomore Terry Houston, Junior David Hover, Sophomore Laquita Littrell, Historian, Senior Colleen Lucas, Treasurer, Senior Pola Nichols, Sophomore ,lan Payne, Junior Don Phillips, Sophomore Penny Pickard, Junior Donnie Skiles, Sophomore ,lim Bob Walker, lunior Gerald Webb, Senior Jeannie Weersing, Secretary, Senior Bill Skiles, vice presidentg Ronnie Clarks. treasurer: Andy Beets, senior class directorg Gerald Webb, parliamentariang Terry Houston. junior class directory Terry Rhodes, secretaryg David Kinder. sophomore class directorg ,Ioe Deering. president, proudly display the Key Club banner. Key Club The Key Club is a very newly organized club in R.H.S. The Key Club is associated with the Kiwanis Club one of the civic organizations of Richardson. Although the Key Club is a young organization, its many activities have brought prestige to the club and have ranked the club among the more important organizations found in R.H.S. Congratulations to Mr. Chris Walw'o0rd, the Key Club sponsor, and the members of the Key Club for making the beginning of the club such a successful one. II4 19 NOLA CROW 57-58 Key Club Sweetheart Gene Bartholomew Andy Beets Tommy Combs Stew art Correll Andy Deer J oe Deerlng Marshall Gant Flay Gardner Terry Houston ,Ixmmy J ones Nolan Paul Douglas Prltzen B111 Sklles Key Club Members XT' f J Alan Chlldre Ronnie Clarke Steve Darden Charles Davls Walter Donaldson Don Flscher Don Gordon J oe Gllklson Davld Klnder Norman Parsons Robert Reynolds Terry Rhodes Gerald Webb af ' Jimmy Jones, treasurerg Dorcas Abbott, secretaryq Colleen Lucas, vice presidentg and Gerald Skiles, president, prepare bows which will be used in the National Honor Society initiation. ational Honor ociety Membership in the Richardson Chapter of the National Honor Society is based upon scholarship, service, and character, and leadership as determined in the indi- vidual student by faculty vote. The Richardson Chapter was founded in Nlarch. 1955. with 16 original members. Since that time 64 students have been initiated into the honorary organization. II6 Joe Deering initiates .lanice Howard into the National Honor Society J Dorcas Abbott Sue Barnett LOUISE Correll Lu Ruth Craw ford Joe Deering Brenda Drffenderfe Patsy Jones Laqulta Llttrell Jane Nlassey I' ational Honor Society IV' Members 1'- 'Nelw s n Berg Sue Bry ant Kathleen Croly Andv Deer Dlmple Fletcher Jrmmy Jones Colleen Lucas Barbara Mahan Gerald Sklles The Jumor Cla s members of the National Honor Socletv who were rmtlated m December are as follows Carole Clanton Walter Donald on Ann Kekety Katy Lou Franklln Nlarshall Cant Nlanlyn H11 en Kay Hoskm Jamce Howard Becky Huffhme Andrea Kmg Bla1r Lee .loan Nlanmng Suzanne Nlartm ,Io Anne NIcFarland 'VIarJorxe Putnam Charle Ramser Drane Schaerdel and Patsy Slovak The probatronary members for the current eme ter are as follows Davrd Barr Thoma Bet Clenn Blackwood Llnda Borchardt Pat Crockett Steve Darden Karan Fxckertt Howard Head Beverly Hewrtt Davrd Lee Kmder Roy Kmg Charlotte Knape Laura Marttn Dlane Nlervrcker Anne Odum Don Phrlhps Pat Prmce Xlary Purnell Beverly Vanek Barbara Walker C M xg 1 'C' if A f , ? , t - K , if A E ' ' C X g F' , A 3 1 A , . 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UlIl.l'II l'.1' fvwkdl. X-1'wP.wxr,1r', I.1,J.l Xlqxln.. -ml,- ww: mx-1.11 .1 X-N. Q K 1 5 MMI' J WI' rL1..'.. I,I'L1RTi4r7 by I113Vwr+I!'x NI:-Hui PM-Y'r. -fniwri Nu' xlliltz-Ura, inniwrg YP Xmz Hllhllfrwz. X'Iil ! Llmiy lfmkill 111-.1f1'. -'rzwti 41111 Nl' l1.1TI1'fY '!'.1Y.r' !'vK1I,'I'. -fxzwt 1111 Iw1il1.1. mwvf' mv rvul f'11tv'rI.11I1r11vr1t .it llgilftmv. Band majorettes Sue Bryant, seniorg Mary Johnson, sophomoreg Marjorie Putnam fdrum majory, juniorg Sue Cordon, sophomoreg and Becky Huffhines, junior, prepare for a coming football game. The cheerleaders and Eaglette majorettes are chosen in a completely different manner from the band majorettes and band major. The cheerleaders are selected by a group of judges who view each girl's routine. All but six girls are eliminated, leaving two from each of the top three grades at R.H.S. The head cheerleader is chosen by secret ballot among the six girls, any possible tie being broken by the sponsor of the Eaglettes. The majorettes are se- lected in a similar manner. Band majorettes are selected by the band director after performing a routine. The drum major receives special training at a school during the summer preceding the year for which she is elected. Leading the Golden Eagle Band on the field for the second year is Marjorie Putnam, drum major. ...Q X I 1 nfl. A. . I . l ,iff .'Li ?3l , , Q A 9:1 ix QQ 9- 1' 4' -QQ 5455 2.55 1 5 Q '- KN I3 'v'k7 . -S' JN ' V MW ' A 15 Q 'xx -.,. Q S? ' X5 tg it Rxexxsftxg' 'I '5- ' r q Q x 'W x X5 'Q , , 82 U' Q 9' ,,5.t' l 4 e' I V if S . w 5 ' I E' I I ll 1 . ,E , I , ,,,.,- K f . . X s W' .,.,,I, EF, E' ' xrld I 1,44 4 I ,Aa ,I t Fit! 5532 Lf- 'Y ,Ib .t ' K4 - 'V -. I., -I, yi I 5, JH V !,. 'Fig-I ft's I J f .- rf. Q I Q ,tt ' .'1' 'X . 17 , filgs if EGU' ib' . V uf K , ' - ,Y , 39 'A' 33' as 3. 1 . . r'.,k aw ,' jk,-1 Q in -ffl Af.. H f A .sig J ' '- A Y X . 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Norman Parsons, Karen Mccandless. Tonnnie Spenser, Lynn Packard Layout Ezfilors 7 Copy Eflilors Sports Erlilors Faculty Editors ,t,, , Favorites Editors ,o,, Sponsor ,ooo,, Louise Correll Diana Deweese Penn y Piclcard Marilyn Hilsen ,loe Deering Wade Campbell Sue Barnett Pat Carmichael 7 Brenda Diffenderfer Kathleen Croly , Miss Julia Darnall The favorites of R.H.5. were handled ln X head. Kathleen Croly and Brenda Diffenderfer lx, wx ,- R l'?s5- x .5 Nelwyn Berg. Carol Haworth. Llt- :Kun SlUt'klllll. Jw lark-on. llimplf' lfletrht-r. SE.-'k'l'EIJg Kay Hofkini. Carol Barre-tt, llarulyn Finley. F'I',-XNIDINC. identify ll1t' flaw plt'llll'r'-. I24 Karen llcCandless, Jeannie Weersing, art editor, Norman Parsons. Lynn Packard, Tommie Spenser plan a division page. lst 1 t ,I I . , . Colleen Lucas, literary editor, Miss Julia Darnall. sponsor, Sue Bryant. business manager, discuss the progress of the l958 EAGLE. ISLSINESS STAI-'F Business .llanager Sue Bryant Al1l'6l'1l..Sl.I1yLf .llanagers Bonnie Clark Bill Skiles Home Room Representatives , , Dorcas Abbott, Flay Gardner. Patsy Spencer, Lois Mervicker, Bev Baughman. Dianne Schaerdel. Judy Brown, Henry Deer. Charles Beebe, Loretta Barnes, Carrol Jones, Carole Nloore. Frances Bishop. Guy Echols, Herb Hoff, Tommie Spencer, Ginger Moore, B. K. Brown. Dolores Anderson, Kay Kimsey, Terry Leever. Sandra Biffe. Joy Gibson. Bobby Rankin. Susan Turner, Sharon Simpson. Andre Maupin, Linda Moore, Pat Sloan. Dianne Price, Jimmy' Mc- lflwain, Charlotte Garrett. Joyce NlCClearin, Ca- milla Agee. I -. tl Diana Deweese watches as Louise Correll, layout man- ager, places a picture on a page. L , W ,,,, I LK X N Q , 1 - , Collaborating on Captions are Marilyn Hilsen and Penny Pickard, copy head. walks' Jane Massey. Sue Bryant. Carole Clanton, Anno Odum, Sue Johnson, Don Phillips. Katy Franklin. Liz Carr, Deblmit- Deering handled the money for the annual staff. l25 'H Iii FIRST ROW: Jeannie Wcersing. ,ludy Cowan, Shari Franklin, SECOND ROW: Gerald Wvlmlm. Brenda lliffvndflrfer, Robert Reynolds. Barbara Mahan. THIRD ROW: Don Scott, Allen Mvflinnr-ss, Me-lba Foster, Carol Haworth. FOURTH ROW: Stephen Corley, Patsy Blackwell, Ken Morris. FIFTH ROW: Kay Morton. Patsy Miller. Talon taff qlofditor. lgrenda ljiffmdfrfvr and Caml Allen Xlrllinrlms. make'-up vditor: lion Scott. nrgranizatiunf mlitorg Patfy Black Ilawnrgll grin with pl,-aaurp at an i,,u.- gf we-ll. circulation manager: ,lvanniv Weersingz. fvaturf- mlilur: Gvralml W:-hh ghg Talon. sports wlitorg work on an ifbuo of the- Talon. , 5 .1 Ng, , 4 . sb.- Q 'v 4'n' Q Q IL' 'J if 5- lA f Y , , 1 - i sf , A I FRONT ROW: Barbara Mahan, Jane Massey, Jeannie Weersing, Patsy Blackwell. Brenda Diffen- derfer, Ann Terry, Kathleen Croly. SECOND ROW: Margie Jones, Shari Franklin, Patsy Miller, Lle Ann Stockton, Carolyn Reed. Dorcas Abbott. THIRD ROW: Virda Zachary. Bev Baughman, Carla Riffe, Barbara Barnes. Dona Thompson, Susan Canada. FOURTH ROW: Janice Cray, Peggy Blackwell, Jerri Tate. Barbie Fleck. Mary Ann Herber. Linda Morris. Loyce Schweikert, Mrs. Allee Caydon. FIFTH ROW: Janet Jones. Sally Condor. Marilyn Hilsen. Lana Allen, Jan Pruitt, Mary Johnson, Marjorie Putnam. SIXTH ROW: Anne Odum. Carol Barrett. Kaye Russell. Nanette Coffey, Joan Manning, Ginger Moore. Linda McMullin. Sue Johnson. Future Teachers' Club Marjorie Putnam. reporterg Jeannie Weersing. treasurer: Lana Allen president: Mrs. Caydon. sponsor: Brenda Diffcnderfer, vice president r Patsy Blackwell. secretary: form a panel to answer questions about teaching as a career. The Future Teachers' Club of America was 'h:'- I K f- Q ua organized in 1956. The aim of this club is to attempt to furnish our school systems with H' .x 5 the teachers they will need in future years. Sponsors of this club are Mrs. Allce Gaydon and Mr. Bill Atkins. Various activities of the Club include teaching in the elementary schools of the Richardson School District. . . 5. I 7:5 I28 3 G ri Officers of the Future Farmers of America: Oliver Davis, treasurerg Paul 'Nia ey reporter .lim Robertson, presidentg Eddie Cox, sentinelg .lames Gidney, parliamentarian Doug Ntults vice presidentg Sue Barnett, -Stanley Huffhines, secretaryg proudly pose with Sue Barnett their sweet F.F.A. We consider the 1957-58 school year to be one of the most success- ful years in regards to the F.F.A. activities. Some of the highlights were attending the State Fair of Texas, Fort Yvorth Fat Stock Show, Houston Fat Stock Show, and the District F.F.A. Stock Show in the spring. Several honors were received by the F.F.A. boys at these fat stock shows. Sue Barnett. senior student. was elected by a majority vote of all chapter members to be the 1957-58 F.F.A. Sweetheart. The following boys participated in the activities of the F.F.A. during the past year: Carson Campbell, Alton Chapman, Vincent Coreil. Ronnie Maples. Wayne Yandell. ,lim Caskey, Eddie Cox. Oliver Davis. James Gidney, Howard Head. Stanley Huffhines, Gene Lillard, Paul Massey, Tommie Massey, Don Mervicker, Donald Mullins, Rich- ard Powell, Douglas Stults, William Tawwater, Corbie Wigington, Jim Robertson. Jerry Green. Gerald Ogle. Rayburn Housley, Carl Crittenden. Terry Rhodes. Bob Spradlin. Glen Powell. Calling: all Xursesi' . . . This is a call that the Future Nurses Club plans to heed when they gradu- ate from sc-bool. The objective of the club is to understand the challenge that is offered in the nursing profession today. The requirements and qualifications necessary for becoming a nurse are related through this club. .-X sense of Service. Security. Success. and Satisfac- tion is instilled in each member. Jo Ann Hutcherson, secretaryg Mrs. Marshall, sponsor: Dianne Keil. reporterg Sue Johnson. treasurr-rg Melba Foster. vice preside-ntg Mrs. Simmons. sponsorg Judy' Cowan. president: relate the many adxantages found in the nursing profession. Future Nurses Club FRONT ROW: Dimplc Fletcher, Louise Kifer. llecl-Ly Hayes. Sally Reddick. Judy Cowan. Jo .-Xnn Hutcherson, Melba Foster, Kay Morton. Ilt- Ann Stockton, Barbara Mahan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. R. E. Simmons, Mrs. Bernice Marshall. Dianne Kr-il. Cynthia Hartin. Betty Kimbrough, Diana Deweese. THIRD ROW: Mary Purnell. Barbara Walker. Sarah Cloud, Sue Gordon. Catherine Childrc, Judy Odom, Carroll Jones. Charlotte Morgan. Charlotte Knape. Sandra Johnson. FOURTII ROW: Kay Griffin, Jeanie Dotson. Judy Harty. Linda Lewis, Jo Ellen Altman. Carole Clanton, Marian Hendrix. Mary Ann Herber. Barbie Fleck, Sue Crittenden. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Shepherd, Yhilma Crockett. Ethel Anderson. llabs Brown, Ile Ann Reynolds, Judie Cilkison. Sue John-on. Kay Hoskins. Becky Rutherford. Beyerly Waggoner. Judy Exerett, Debbie IJ:-ering. ss,,Hv FIRST ROW: Bill Skiles, Gene Bartholomew, Ann Fekety. SECOND ROW: Elam Coney, Dick Floyd, Kenneth Caudill, ,lim Atkins. THIRD ROW: Sue Bryant, Gerald Skiles, ,Iohn Griffin, Jack Greer. FOURTH ROW: Laquita Littrell, Doug Pritzen, Jimmy Jones, Marshall Gant. FIFTH ROW: Flay Gardener, Terry Rhodes, Phil Hart. STANDING: .Ioe Deering, Andy Deer, Mrs. Elizabeth Mann. Teaching beginners the use of the slide rule and encouraging others to become more proficient in its use were the purposes of the Slide Rule Club when it was organized in 1956 with Mrs. Elizabeth Mann as the sponsor. Membership is open to Juniors and Sen- iors who are taking advanced math courses. lide Rule Club Jim Atkins. secretaryg Doug Prim-n, vim- president: Andy Deer, president explain the organization of the Slide- Rule. Anyone interested in science is eligible for membership in the Bio-Sci Club. To help toward building an all around better school by making field trips possible, inviting speakers. encouraging individual participa- tion. are some of the purposes of the Bio-Sci. The club also provides an appropriate time whereby science students may use science equipment personally and learn its intended ad- vantageous uses. During the year the Bio-Sci Henry De-er, pre-sidentg Dianne Kr-il. vice- presidcntg Mary Purnell, secretary- trcasurcrg and Anne Odum. reporterg prepare a program for the- next Bio-Sci meeting. was sponsored by Mr. Darvin Edge. Bio- ci Club FRONT ROW: Henry Deer, Roy King, Gaylor Smith, Marian Goss, Dona Thompson, Sandra Johnson. Charlotte Knape. Diane Parks. SECOND ROW: David Kinder, Billy Bob Spradlin. Dianne Keil, ,ludy Bomar, Diana Deweese, Anne Odom, Marv Purnell, Barbara Walker. l32 The Chemistry-Physics Club which was or- ganized during the school year of 1955-56 with Xlr. C. G. Dumas as sponsor is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America and with the Texas Acaderny of Science. The purpose of the Chem-Phy is to stimulate interest in the field of science amung the students of HHS. rralrl Skilr--. rrportrrg Jus- Def-ring. treasurer, Fur- Bryant. secretary: Xndy ll:-wr. prvsitlviitz and Gerald Wfflilf. vim' prvsidentg ralvulatw- fwrmulas with tht- aid of a xalvnve- vliarl. Chem - Ph Club FRONT ROW: Jimmy Jones. ,lack Cree-r. John Griffin. SECOND ROW: Flay Gardner, Gerald Skiles, Sue Bryant, Marshall Cant. THIRD ROW: ,lim Atkins. Patty Deever, Ann Fr-kety. Lloyd fllnud. FOURTH ROVV: ll:-nv llarthfnlonww. Ronnie- Clarke. Katy Franklin, Rolu-rt Hvnsell. STANDING: Doug Pritzvn. FlFTH ROW: ,luv Def-ring. Thomas Finley, Andy Deer, Blair Lee. SIXTH ROW: Bill Fkiles. Don Fischer. Terry Rhmlf-s. Wialter Donaldson. SEVENTH ROW: Lloyd Campbell, Kenneth Caudill, Gerald Wir-lmlr. .-Xnn Te-rry. EIGHTH ROWV: Nell Conner. Lu Ruth Crawford. edge uf the different phases of business. In order to ac ties. as prugrarn material. Kathleen firmly. treasure-rg Gail Grant. vice N' . president: llimple Fletcher. parliurnentarian: . . Q .1 Sally Rc-mlcliek. seen-tary: Ne-lwyn llergz. presi- S dent: anrl l.u Ruth flrawfurd. prugrarn ehair- man: are affirm-rs of the Career Girls. F .. ,IIS X IRSI HOW. Bllllt lmttr on, ilary Rolf:-rtson. ,lutly Cowan, Patsy lllaekwell, Sue Barnett. Louise Kifer. SECOND ROW: Ada Leigh Everly. Kathleen Cmly. Nanelte Coffey, Jeannie Weersing. Gail Cram. THIRD HOW: Sally Reddiek. Sara Green, Jo Ann Hutcherson, Patsy Spencer, Nola Crow. I.u Ruth Crawfurd. Nelwyn Berg, Dimple Fletcher. UCISPYISVIINIWIKVT qt 1 - 's- The Career Girls is an nlrl r-lull with a new name. .AX elulv. eallerl simply a Business Cluln. is its forerunner. The IIlt'ItllPf'I'P llilXt' une main ulvjeetive. tu lwruatlen their linuwl eurnplisli this glial ue llaxe llilil speakers from swine uf tht leacling lrusiness sc-lnmls in llallas. films uf the futures in rnnrlern lvusiness. anal stumlies of pruper secretarial liljllll FRONT ROW: Sally Reddick, Ann Terry, Kay Morton, Blelba Foster, Jo Ann Hutcherson, Mrs. Nicholson, Judy Cowan, Patsy Jones, Dimple Fletcher. Louise Kifer, Brenda Diffenderfer. Barbara Mahan. SECOND ROW: Betsy Larkin, Barbara Walker, Judy Bomar, Loretta Barnes, Marjorie Putnam, Ilona Thompson, Virda Zachary. Ethel Anderson. Carols- Moore, Dianne Keil, Sarah Johnson. THIRD ROW: Laura Martin. Charlotte Knape, Janet Park, Babs Brown. Karen Fickertt. Carroll Jones. Beverly Vanek, Carol Craft. Sue Crittenden, Anne Odum. Hi -Li Club Kay Morton, president, Virda Zachary, vice president, Dimplp Hetcher. secretary-treasurerg and Betsy Larkin, reporterg attempt to learn procedure followed in the Dewey-decimal system. The Library Club adopted this year a con- stitution and bylaws and gave itself a perma- nent name-the lli-Li Club. The students, through actual participation in library practice, hope to learn procedures and techniques of library work which will provide an opportunity for vocational exploration. They enjoy varied group reading experience and, through their enthusiasm. help to popularize reading among all students. Sponsoring a book exhibit for neighboring teachers and librarians and having a promi- nent librarian as a guest speaker highlighted the year's activities. FRONT ROW: Carole Moore. Marian Goff. Luretta llarne-. Betsy Larkin. Pat l'rinei-, SECOND ROW: jmlv Allen. Carolvn Buxton. laura Nlartin. ll:-it-rlg, l'lf-wilt. lla-wrly Vaneli. Ctiarlnttn- Knape. THIRD ROW: Roy Kiiig, Barbara Mahan. Anne Oiluni. Janet Park. Gene llarthnlmnew. Nolan Paul. Mr-. Warsl. U. N. Club Betsy Larkin. ret-retary: Laura Martin. vice prwi- dent: Rny King. president: Gene llarthriluinewp treafurerz and Mrs. Wlard. fponswr: fe-arch tht' map fur are-ax of special iinpurtanee. 5: 'W jp. . 'lille linitecl Nations Clulm was organized in orxler lu gixe interested R.H.S. stuclents an oppurtunity to participate in the annual National High St-limit Cun- test un the linitetl Nations. This eonteSt is heltl 1-at-h Marvli. with natinnal and state winners an- tltillIll't'tl in early sunnner. tilulv inernliers urtleretl stutly kita vuntainingl the lyniteml Nations Charter aml a supple-inentary Imnklt-t explaining tht- Spf-vial ageiieies uf the li. N. 'lest questions were taken frwin fam-tual material vmeretl in these lmuklets. lluring the Near Xtra. Nlarilxn Xliarcl Serxetl aS spun- riff uf the Lf N. tflulv. ' FRONT ROW: Carla Riffe. .ludy Cowan, Virda Zachary, Mary Robertson. Alice Bell, Patsy Jones. SECOND ROW: Melba Foster, Charlotte Morgan, Ann Terry, Kathleen Croly, .lo Jackson. Marilyn Hilscn, Patsy Spencer, Mrs. Leslie Johnson. THIRD ROW: ,lan Pruitt, Kay Morton. Dimple Fletcher, Lle Ann Stockton. Diane Schaerdel, Brenda Diffenderfcr, Stonelle Harris, Becky Hayes. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Wyatt. Babe Brown. Kay Hoskins, ,loan Manning, Janice Howard. Nell Conner, Judy Brown, Diana Deweese. Bible Club The Bible Club was organized in the latter part of the school year of 1956-57 with Mrs. Leslie Johnson as sponsor. Since that time the club has contributed its services to RHS. in the form of planning the Monday morning devotionals. co- operating with the Ministerial Alliance in the Re- ligious Asseinblies. and instituting the saying of grace during the Senior High lunch period. From the Bible Club the Religious Council was organized. There is a member from each church in our school district on the Religious Council. The Religious Council worked closely with these churches and with the Bible Club in giving the school the religious activities it needs and enjoys. Patsy Jones. vice president: Alice Bell, president: ,ludy Cowan, secre- tary: Marilyn Hilsen, treasurer: .lan Payne. chaplain: and Yirmla Zachary, program chairmang discover many interesting facts as they read through the Bible. I37 i 'ts FRONT ROYV: Lonna Borah, Lana Allen. Suzie Stone. llevcrly Reardon, Nanette Coffey, Kaye Russell. SECOND ROW: Belita Housley. Dianne Km-il. Diane Parks. Susan llush, Vhilma Crockett. Barbara Shepherd, Judy Odom. THIRD ROW: Jim Sm-ed, Stephen Corley. Cheryl Jones. Carolyn Reed. Brenda Diffenderfer. Becky Ftevens. Karen Gaston. Pat Stillwell. Beaux Arts Club The Beaux Arts Clulm was organized in l'J5T to fulfill a need for puhlieity and deco- rating in the school. During the past two years the eluli has done projects toward helping lfuild school spirit. This year the elulr has helped the Nluscular llystrophy Fund hy making posters illustrating the need for money for research xsork on the disease. The clulw also niade tlle place set- tings and programs for the footlvall lvan- quet. 'lille clulfs aetitities were led lay Nlrs. Farah Shields. l38 S Nanette Coffey. publicity chairniang Lana Allen, vice president: Suzie Stone. secretary. lieverly Reardon. president: Phyllis llyrd. reporter: and l.onna Borah. treasurerg discuss the decorations for the football lmanquet. Spanish Club FIHYI' HUW: Janim- Cray. Fuo- Swalili. Kay lfppvrwil. l.inda Niurri-. Ruliy Hilliard, Barbara Fri-4-inan. l.uy'1'r' Fvliwe-ikv-rt. I.:-w .Xnn Jwvlin-on. Suzanne' Fpwfr. ,lanrt lonrw, Annvttf- Hardin, Ann Wmnd. FlfffUND KUW: Clutialvtti- Stvpli'-tix. Duna 'l'lioiiipwii, Fllarnn Hur-t, Carul Lynrli, llffv Waggmrivr. Xlary .Nun Hvrlivr, lit-sky Ruth:-rfurd. li. K. Drown, ,ludy Eve-rf-tt. Pat Hays-S, Mary Robe-rtwn. THIRD ROW: Linda lion-hardt, lithvl .Xnde-rsim. Cynthia Hartin, Wanda Cruhbs, Wanda Hall. Kay Criffin. Carolyn Rm-d. Nlarjif- ,lone-N. Diane- Parks, ,ludy Kvil, Diane Schaerdel. l UlfR'l'H ROW: lin-ve-rly Yan:-k. llulwrtta Franklin. lie-vky Finvh. lit-lita Huuslf-y. Donna Ruhl. Ann Oiluin. Linda V:-ry, Sue- Hardin. Linda liurk:-, Dr- Ann Hwyiwlila lialr- Brown, ,ludy llumar. FIFTH HOW: .-Xllvn xl4'tilIlHf'NN. ,lim Nlvyvr, Dayid limi-r. jr-rry Nnwlin. .-'Knrly llc-f-ts, Uri-n Carnlicharl, Klart-us Xlatltivu. Daxid Wuml, Marty Willianks. Nlarwlln Pl:--ant. Llvrald Sf-lf. FIRST ROW: Carole Clanton. Be-by Larkin. Dt-bliif' Dc-tiring. Carul Moon-, SECOND ROW: Bunny Fleck, Laura Martin, Pat Prince, Laquita Littrell. THIRD ROW: Ginger Moore-. Jo Ellefn Altman, Dianne Kvil. Barbara Mahan. FOURTH ROW: Thoinas D4-st. Holi Hawkins. Latin Club I39 The juninr lierl Crnss, une of tht- pre-xinusly inartive fwun4'ils uf H.H.S.r has unrlertalien many prwjc-r-ts this year whit-h may prinnnte this Uiunvil into une of the learhng Ilusllllllli in the llallas Cuunty Chapter. This organization has participated in many wnrtlnxliile activities this year. especially flur- ing the Christmas season. Aclclitinnal plans fur thi- Plaster holidays are being marle. AA Karan Fivke-rtt. prvsitlvrit: Str-wart Klum-ll. tft'Ll'lll'f'f1 Put Primw-. swrv- tary: Tmlml Nlurri-s. rm-porter: lirnuks llurhum. xirw- pre--itlvntl makf' pnstr-rs which we-re used during tht- flhristinus huliflays. Junior Red Cross l lHF'I' ROW: Judy Jnnvs, l.in4la Hllartl, Nlary Ellen Wilhanks. Christine Fulton, Jimmie- Lu Stunt-, Pat Harris, Sue Parke-r. Katy Ilislinp, SHIUND ROW: Pat Prince-. Dianne Km-il. Barhara Walker, Patsy Smirl. Shelia Carrington, Patty Barnes. Trisha tfnllin-r, Nlarjie' jones. THIRD ROWVZ Polly Stephenson, Diana De-vu-use, tlarnnll jones. Karan Fickertt. Bahs Brown, Ili' Ann Reynolds, Pat llever, Susan Fickertt. I-'0l'R'I'H ROW: Stewart Correll, Clieryl Jones, Brunks Durham. ' Junior High tudent - Council 3 FIRST ROW: Tvrry Oddfon. Nlrs. Deering. .ludy Handley. Ricky Mendenhall. Andy Rooker. SECOND ROW: Shirley Baccus. Bev:-rly Baugh, Bobby Floyd. Carol Finlay. Dickie Sh:-rrill. THIRD ROW: Tc-clfly Chandlvr. Sh:-rry Graham, Stuart Yvaggonf-r Dick Ramwr, Tommy Notvwarv. l Ol'RTH ROW: Linda ,lainc-s. llill lluxton. ,lamr Wright. John Buchanan. Jumly Eiknr-r. FRONT ROWY: Dvllhie- Dm-ring. Elizalwth Carr. Mit-hvlv Goldman. Judy .lac'kSon. ,ludy Eiknc-r. Suv Williams. Uaylv Marshall. Suzanne- Spf-ar. Janice- Conoly. Olivia Huffhines. Pam Morgan. Susan Bush. Carol liarrvtt. She-ila Hflllming. Linda Slovak. Loyvttv Dillion. SECOND ROW: Cav Olini, ,loy Gil:-on. She-rry Crahani. Carol Him.. fillf'Tj'l Jonvf. Linda Morris. Shvlia Carrington. Carol Watkins. Palfy Smirl, Carol lfinle-5, Kay Dillon. Patty Jeffrey. Judy Perryman. THIRD ROW: Tfirry l.vf'u-r, Toalil Xlorriss. llolihy Floyd. lic-n Judd. Guy Echols. Terry Ocldson. Ben Low, Tommy Ewlzank. Dick Ramwr. Toni Hartin. llill Buxton. ,Iulivn Calliet. Junior H igh ational Honor Society Junior High Cheerleaders, Karen Gaston. In-ilani Hawes, Yhilma Crockett, and ,ludy Jacksun. lead the ,luninr High Assrrnbly in a ye-ll. FIRST ROW: Sarah flluud, Sharon Simpsnn. Linda Slovak. Ann Comb:-st. Joy Gibson, Barbara Prichard. lgiyem- Dilliun, Judy Oduin, Betty Kinihrollgh, ,ludy Perryman, Helen Kimbrough, Ellen Hudnall, Barbara Bamq-5. SECOND ROW: Debbie- Deering. Marion Nlervicke-r, Lynda Mahan. Janice Cnnuly. Ruby Hillard. Patty .le-ff:-ry. Carol Ann Watkins. Diane Butler. ,ludy Nelson. Kay Dillon, Ruth Ann Rf'l'N'lt'li. Patsy Smirl. Lf-w Ann johnfnn. THIRD ROW: Nlrs. Madeline Sullivan, Su-an Bush. She-ila He-lbing. Sue' Swabb. Kay Epps-rson. Pam Morgan, She-rry Graham. .ludy Eiknf-r. je-an Blu,-'llpim-. Rita Ogle-. lie-clay lfinvh. Rube-rta Franklin. Suxan Turner. Tana llullarel. Nanvy Gardner. Carolyn Houflnn, Nlivlie-le iluldnian. Linda Jann-4. liar- Olim. Carol Lynch, Cindy Snyder. Nlary Ann He-rbe-r. Barbara Shepherd. Junior 'fi ' ill ' . . 3..q'l.f .- Q , .. Jil N 4 H i gh Pep Squad I42 I u nior H i gh Cheer leaders Boys' Glee Club l FIRST ROWg john Whitvman. Larry Canon. Bruce- Newland, Charles Zachary. Mike Kakara. SECOND ROW: Dale Baugh, Jimmy Low, Pa! Krith, Norman Parsons, D1-lbf-rt Nvighbors, Tommy Combs, Mrs. Marion Stanley, sponsor. 520, 'V 0440 df MCA? 41422 and - f BL Z Z2 AW ffo J A MM!! fi Adfnvg SE.-XTED: Nlikf- Kakara, Don l isl1r'r. Pat Harris, Diane- Marfalis, Anne-ltr' fXIorgan,g1erry brallam. 7 STANDING: Carol Groves, Joann Croly, Jinnnif- Griffin, Sherry Nanich. Ruth Ann Rvnnf-ls. GBP Olim. Mrs. .luanita Stringvr, sponsorg Dennis Thomas. Ray Beers. Junior H igh Drama Club l43 Chess Club FIRST ROW: Larry Wright, Hike McGee, Jerry Sayr. Bill Aly, Joe Bridges, Don Fischfr. SECOND ROW: Hr. Duc-kvtt. Bob Rrruntrf-t-, David Nlourt-, Stuart Waggzum-r. Ronnie Price, Kc-n Yam-k. Mike Johnson. FIRST ROW: She-rry Graham. Bc-tty Tall:-y, Cathy llurdun. Ruth Ann Rennvls, Janice Cundly. Mary :xnn Keith, SECOND ROW: Ronny Kr:-tit-0-. Cat- Olim. Nlr. lluckett. Judy Eiknvr. Judy Nelson, Howard Wadsworth. l German Club Gavel and uill lub FIRST ROW: Jackie Hargrove, Hal Baggarly, Jonesy McConnell, Ricky Mendenhall, Andy Rooker, Ginnette King, Freema Sanders. SECOND ROW: Teddy Chandler, Jan Parsons, Judy Handley, Gayle Marshall, Beverly Baugh, Shirley Baccus, Carol Crawford. THIRD ROW: Sherry Graham, Ruth Ann Rennels, Shelia Carrington, Leilani Hawes, James Wright, Dickie Sherrill, Stuart Waggo- ner. FOURTH ROW: Betty Mullenweg, Judy Eikner, Linda James, Susan Turner, Mary Beth Underwood, Sandra Lillard, John Buchanan. STANDING: John Stanley, Mike Jordan, Mr. Moats, John Buchanan, Donald Sanders, Carroll Hooser, Gary De Wald, Bill Sorells, Burney Ross, Ted Schwink. 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Xfjl ITN IAI'I l'HI Il ,4'b1 , 0 Q lr U tx L X v X f 'CR- ,N . xg- .5 ,S ,M A X Ryzx . x ELAM CON EY ANN TERRY Q ga, IA RH Y BA H N Ii'I l' PENNY PICKARIJ Sflphomore F fworztes ! lvl BILLX BOB Sl RADLIN K XROLYX BLXTON Freshman Fa vontes ii Bl NH NIL UN X X Blll Z A Eighth Grade Favorites 7 JOHN BUCHANAN SHERRY GRAHAM 51 Seventh Grade F avorttes 'E at ANDY HOOKER GININETTE KING A iOUCl'ItlUWIli-l NOYIHHII Parxun- vxprv-ws the vruwdl julmilation. Loyal Principal Passmure braws wvathvr and school bus to make thc tri-l-Q to Terrell. Purple pirit in Action The Purple Spirit rises almnfl visibly from -My.,-vim-am... W ----:,f,f .- . ig YY. , v 4,- s x ,. 51 1 5 , . ,,,4 A :,' . .. 4 ilk' r we-fx Uvbbiv' IJ:-rfring and ffullwn 1.11- 1a- fhurv Ihr' f'Xf'il Ill4'Ilt uf an urlr-xpwtrd Iwo-pointf-r. . m ,L 1 d,. U' 1 th' 'ng around a fowl ' tv-am . . RHX lmvfnre' Ihr gliilllfh V- lr-I thvl Pagxlw knww -y want tv. win dix- trivl in tln-'xxmkv dann- We-ll, fun-axn. Eaglr--, :Creamfu ,Ian Paxnv. backed bv the- 1'hf'f'I'il'lg sf-Ctiwn. urges thv tvam frn tu xivtory. Cold winrif and a dvprf'-xing score- Vannwt fiampvn Dick Floyd? spirits. 'Q , ...4...A-w.ff--- W ,w,,,,,.,,, .W-...r-ov At 8:20 a.m. students pour thrnugh the tluorf and 1-lamnr down the hall- In morning classes. The day is full of activities . . . everything from marching rehearsals to volleyball to If-. A- ' hs, J' me 5- ' x 7 'i. vraniming for final-. I62 Although sclionl is over ac- tivities have Only begun. A 05,13 'This Is RH. .', Ip! f . L , ,kxtxfw -+ uf' ..f mm The future for most of us is uncertain but the past holds many fund mffmories. Student may rncf-t with the planning: Conv mittf-v, gvt ready for an out-of-town f13mf', or enjoy a danvv. 'ik 3. FOR MEN Nun Bush Jarman For+une U. S. 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