Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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Six people be in a trip for a happy picnic 'cAntic Springw was the Inter-Scholastic League play presented this year. The first comedy presented in several years was viewed by the students before the six mem- ber cast traveled to Fort Worth for judg- ing. Here the play took a second award with Diane Marsalis receiving a place on the all-star cast. Adding to the honors, Bob Huston was named Best Actor. Six people who gaily plan a picnic find their plans ruined by rain, ants and a lovers' quarrel. Teresa Floyd as Gwen and Roger Rice as Sam, two love-sick teen- agers, break and make-up several times before the play finds its end. Mary Alice Evans as Ginger declares Bob Huston as Robert must be a genius. Diane Marsalis as Blossom takes much pleasure in chasing Mike Gibson as Elbert. All six characters added up to fun and excitement for this year,s play. Ginger carefully takes care of Robert, but Sam isn't happy On this picnic Gwen and Sam have sev- eral fights. about Gwen's concern in the problem. HANTIC SPRING SCORES SECOND IN INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE As the picnic ends Blossom elaborates on the fun, but Sam, Ginger, Robert, Gwen, and El- bert show disagreement with a loud No.

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The Extradites, Stan Ewing, Mark Ellsberry, Wayne Ocnaschek and Guy Echols, skip band for a jam session. THIRTY-NINE AWARDED FIRST DIVISIO To improve their playing ability, many members of the Golden Eagle Band enter Interscholastic League Solo and Ensemble Contest at Denton. These students master a solo with hopes of receiving a first di- vision. lf a member plays a first class solo and is awarded a first division, he is given a jacket by the Band Parents Club and a medal. In addition to solos, students play in ensembles to learn to play together effectively, and to listen to the other mem- bers of the group. After the I.L. contest, members play the same solo or ensemble at S.lVl.U. at the Dallas Festival Contest. The same rules apply there as in Denton. A medal is given to a member if he plays a first division on a first class solo. These contests give the band members the experience of play- ing before a judge and perfecting a solo. If the mallets ever get untangled, John Schoonbeck, Bobby Floyd and Susan Fickertt will play their ensemble.