Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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in ,l-is The cast relaxes for I1 minute while Mrs. Hallmark gives them some last minute instructions at the dress rehearsal. Were Young and Gay CAST Un Order of their appearanceb Bonjour, mademoiselleln says the window Steivfml , Mitt. Skimzer Cornelia Otif Sklllllfl 0121 Skimzer ,, Emily Kimbrough Pm-fer , Sfezzvzrdeif , Y, , Dick Wizzlerr Azlmiml , Harrie! Sf. john Wizzifrefl Blazzgb Leo Mclirog Inspector Tlwreie , fllmlame Elise illwzficfn' de la Croix llifllldffll Cletzuer . Bob Huston Joyce Weedman Beverly Reardon . Mike jordan jo Ellen Altman , t Roger Rice , Polly Johnson Stan Rice David Johnson Gae Olim Marilyn Emery Ted Sigman Barbara Walker Barbara Freeman , Diane Parks jere Witte Tim Duffee washer as he pops in at a most mopportune moment.

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made posters, and, of course, learned their lines and played As their annual production for '59-'60, members of Playhouse R.H.S. presented Om' Hem'l.f 1Ve1'e Ymmg nm! G41-1 by Cornelia Otis Skinner. It was a delightful true story concerning the experiences of Cornelia and her friend Emily Kimbrough during a summer voyage to Paris in the roaring 2O's. The girls have adventures with a man overboard, measles, and bedbugs. With friends made aboard ship and people met in Paris, the girls had an unforgettable summer. All members of the Playhouse worked on this produc- tion. Under the direction of Mrs. joan Hallmark, they built and painted scenery, located costumes, sold tickets, If you think you can act, you've got to act like a well woman. exclaims Emily their roles. Bedbugs! There're bedbugs in Cardinal Richelieu's bed! exclaims Cornelia with rage. You don't mean it! insists Emily. PRODUCTION Pl'0!fIlL'fj0I1 Mazmger Sffzge Mmzfzger Bfzifzlifzg and Pfzjzzling as she. Dick, and Leo. try to get measleridden Cornelia safely off the ship. Lighmlg Solnm' Publirify C oftzmzer Pr0pe1'fie.r Promplery ur Heart STAFF Joyce Weedman Pat Holmes David johnson jere Witte Stewart Correll Dianne Keil Linda Very ,, Barbara Freeman , Judy Odom Annette Hardin

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...sm After senior students and faculty had voted, Karan Fickertt was named winner of the Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award. This award is given each year by the Colonel George Mason Chapter to the senior girl on the basis of her de- pendability, service, leadership, and patriotism. In the spring Karan will receive a pin and a certificate from the state D.A.R. office. In the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, fifty junior and Senior boys and girls were tested on their potential abilities in mathematics and Eng- lish. The highest scor- ing seniors who are members of the Na- tional Honor Society, Howard Head and Thomas Best, quali- fied to take examina- tions for scholarships given through the so- ciety. R.H.S. Students Hono .Hi It il' w In the Betty Crocker Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow test, Betsy Larkin received the highest scorc- among the 60 senior girls that participated at R.H,S. This test in connection with the contest. combined knowledge of mathematics and all required skills nec- essary to maintaining an efficient home. By winning the local contest, Betsy received a Homemaker of To- morrow pin and the chance to try for state and national finals.