Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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rl 4' . 1 1 wir 1 Mrs. Patsy Owens in her first year as sponsor of the Eaglettes, has done a truly outstanding iob. Phyllis Greene, Nancy Boren, and Denise Moyer have proved to be very valuable to the Eaglette organization. They are always there to do all of the necessary transactions in aiding the Eaglettes and Mrs. Owens. Lt. Donna Lawrence, Capt. Carolyn Hight, Lt. Pricilla Ducote, Lt. Karen Price, Lt. Kaye Mackay, and Lt. Kay Stringer have led the Eaglette line well this football season. They received their training last summer at SMU's drillteam school where they placed second in the competition. manual.--gpm--Qi ,fl-May

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FRONT: Lt. Karen Price, Lt. Donna Lawrence, Lt. Priscilla Ducote: Captain Carolyn Hight, Lt.'Kaye Mackey, Lt. Kay Stringer. FIRST ROW: Anne Reynolds, Jan Hensel, Susan Sharp, Jan Smithwick, Pam Melton, Martha Pietzsch, Mary Kay Bock, Sherry Beggs, Kathy Clifton, Vicki Massheder, Diane Holditch, Ann Hensel, Pat Murphy. SECOND ROW: Nancy White, Chere Mauldin, Martha Denton, La- Donna Burke, Cheryl urphy,-b Pam LaCoste, Sharon Russell, Jana- Landsdown, Linda Blew, Janice Cooper, Nancy Stowers, Charlotte Lawson. THIRD ROW: ' Cyndy Bain, Judy Stults, Judy Gross, Peggy Hager, Bev Buscanics, Linda Mumaw, Carla Ford, Marsha Carson, Nancy Carlson, Cheryl Miller, Lynne Primdahl, Marilyn Partlow, FOURTH ROW: Karen Foster, Jan Jeffreys, Caren McCammon, Cindy lngraharn. Gaye Gilliland, Mary Lou Carroll, Sue Lennon, Karen Schneider, Carol Tucker, Mary Oldham, Pat Jaynes, Ann Tipton. Euglettes Welcome New Sponsor Richardson Eagle football fans enioy ,the sparkle that the Eaglettes add to each half time. Each Eaglette devotes much of her time and concentration to striving for perfection in each routine which is per- formed. Newly named sponsor Mrs. Patsy Owens has also given her time and able leader- ship to making the Eaglettes truly the pride of RHS. X, f During practice sessions, the empty stadium echoes the drum cadence, Smiling Eaglettes silently think-left, left, left-right-left. I6

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N ss: ' izqi' fir: - No matter how cold, every Friday morning the Eaglettes turn out to put the polishing touches on their routine. w 2 - ,.-, as -1 K f s f M it e'.. . - '4 A ' Q 1 , u we serif? i 'W . -- - w. . yyy. iei Qifiififfffif 'fx LL,ii -- i i , '5 fx 5E'ff?3Qi Yffifffiflff i maxi i i .5 s i i 3 Linda Mumaw and Cheryl Miller take their turn at selling , y i ' A programs, here, to two Quarterback Club members. The -1 f -1 If y Eaglettes are completely responsible for the football pro- Q 'T 'ie grams-compiling, printing, and selling. . - i A Q '1j1ZE1,j,f' gf f Left to right, Priscilla Ducote, Linda Mumaw, and Peggy Hager devote an early Saturday morning to painting a lot of Eagle spirit on Simpson-Barnett's window. I8 Priscilla Ducote, Linda Mumaw, Peggy Hager, Janey Billings, Carla Ford, and Mary Kay Bock relax be fore they begin decorating the goalposts. Behind each glamorous routine is much preparation.