Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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Miss Darnell works on annual receipts as Liz Deem, business manager, looks on. 6 DEDICATION The staff of ‘64-’65 dedicates this, the ‘65 Eagle, to Miss Julia Darnall for her many years of diligeat work and service to the annual and the students of RHS. For 19 years Miss Darnall was the only sponsor of our annual and worked tirelessly for its success. As a result of her efforts, the Eagles of past years have been cherished by all. Her task has not been a simple one. She has been responsible for all business transactions with annuals and pictures as well as checking and approving every page which has gone into the last 19 Eagles. This year, for the first time, her task has been lessened somewhat by the addition of a production sponsor, Mrs. Reyburn Myers. Although, now, her responsibilities to the annual are only through its financial affairs, the pictures here are evident proof that she is always busy. No one on the staff has ever seen her sitting idly; she is always striving to help. Aside from her work on the Eagle, Miss Darnall has taught American history, government, and advanced social science problems at RHS. For her instruction, her time, her service—the Eagle staff of ‘64-'65 says “thank you”. Cae ‘ales ett: sound sai a seni aul ‘eee, ca Every day second period Miss Darnall can be found sitting at a desk working on financial matters for the Eagle.

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THIS IS RHS The front entrance to RHS is typically clad with painted spirit windows, and planted shrubbery. A crammed, but students of ‘65. l5tudents play football on a practice orth of the football stadium. The sophomore-junior parking lot is some- what further from the building, but it provides the badly needed car space.

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YEARS OF SERVICE TO EAGLE AND RHS ree rou Miss Darnall stresses an important point. Miss Darnall devotes all of her homeroom periods to the selling of annuals and pictures. Twenty five years of teaching did not dim her enthusiastic approach to teaching, nor lessen her desire to rec- ognize each student as an individual. A superior intelligence tempered by a refreshing sense of humor and a genuine interest in everyone she met were among her many attributes. This is the memory RHS students cherish of Miss Sue Foote. Teaching English at Richardson for five years she worked closely with the seniors in their class activities and at bac- calaureate and commencement. She remains now only in the minds of those students who knew and loved her. We all are richer for the short time she entered our lives. Miss Sue Foote, a dedicated and enthusiastic teacher, will remain in our memory always.