Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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At right is Judy Odom, second place Winner in ready writing at the district event. Don Adams composed one-half of the first place debate team. Bill Buxton, far right, was the other winning team member. The two boys went on to the state competition. Guy Echols and Jim Wilson, pictured above, placed first and second respectively in boys, poetry reading at district. First-place extemporaneous speaker in the boys' di- vision, John Roosa helps Paula Strange, winner in the girls' event, find material in preparation for the state meet. 1' -,--,. ss f-1 '--f., ff ,,-. f:,.sff:':ff,ff:w 'f,- f's.,f1Hf-:fmffzgffz,-.s.m,,: -f., g'g.,.-U,,,,,,,:ff,,gg. gs:.g,,:, -1,gg1,fg, ,-.- ' r rs,,g.f.g,, EAGLE-ITE MERIT At left is Becky Schmidt, the junior who won first in girls' district poetry reading.

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BBI A FIB T PLACE TO BH. . ,smile - -.-me 'Qc a if A ' j i , R . .. A -, L s mW.3'1 . rw 1 i .Qi A . x Don McKinney and Jerry Gray enjoy a quick moment in the sun. The two seniors made up the first-place-with ning science team. Carol Burke, fore- ground, demon- strates the typing ability that helped her win first in dis- trict competition. On the left is Pat Moore, who placed second. Barbara Gillis, third place winner, rounded out the R.H.S. sweep in the typing divi- sion. Two first-rate spellers, .lack Carrington and .lulie Fer- rell, bone-up on difficult words before the district ineet. s1i.1'Iia5?:fvz- 'we

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HIGH AWARD Jeanne Swahn has brought home many honors to R.H.S. She won recognition on Journalism Day at North Texas State, and placed first in district ready writing. Jeanne was our only state winner in the journalism division at Austin. Dorothy Spitzfaden, here writing a story for further competition, was awarded second place in the national Scholastic Magazine writing contest. The short story, Wlihe Bitter Cause won her a twenty dollar prize plus several scholarship offers. A superlative sen- ior, .loellen Alt- man, captured first place in the dis- trict declamation contest and went aa on H1 fepfesent as fa, Yang., ffmgs17 wwf? 2:51 rt' sfgmftar as, lag gags. yfassffsssmn, wa.g4241sfvaaAf2,s ms, - aKvafasxrsagsfsgaamgeysyfs,gssgsvfgsisamsaystp:.msaf5,s,2,iazf,W:spamt,ss,fmss1mgs-.aarazt HS In th I- wsfS'ftEawaaffa??a'rLitHatiiaifagtlawfaxyattfa5saa2?2as?2s2a1.a2?tasfs?l1sf?2atatiswaf'stfanfaevfsafrattat ' ' ' C 9' gional and state -teefzagfgwggsff leaf Y 12?-twssggayfaaarsaz ,Zgggginkwyggr,a,wfMftsng? -ggwsfirrsr amfeeiz sirsaarfssgiaengiyxmauszfggizrgsiffavr,,gess'ts?ll1wfas5-wwsszsnfiffafivsilikila Qwafaasf:as'J9fr4Hf?s'?fs!M:'fafsasfaeaiasf'aftsaas, ww Mgaasszmggx- as meets- At left, Judy Handley reads over the composition which won her a first award in special literary events at T.W.U., Denton.