Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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Choirs Plun First Long Trip The RHS choirs were kept busy preparing for the Buccaneer Music Festival in Corpus Christi this spring. Mr. Figg sponsored not only their musical studies, but also their many money-raising proiects. The choirs had a pay assembly and sold fruitcakes, magazines, and candy to raise money. RHS is hoping that the three choirs, along with the band, will take sweepstakes at the festival. The Girls Choir and Concert Choir sing music ranging from religious selections to modern iazz. The select group of Madrigal Singers perform sixteenth century music and dress in colorful costumes. -- Www MADRIGAL SINGERS: SEATED: Pam Thomas, Denise Cooper, , Sue Smith, Midge Wolf, Mary Cloud, Teresa Allen, Jonathell Williams. BACK: Fred Mayes, Danny Mimms, John MacDonald, Ronnie Rowell, Lowell Berry, Steve Fox. MEMBERS OF THE ALL-REGION CHOIR ARE, left to right, BACK ROW-Danny Mims, Fred Mayes, Lowell Berry, and John Macdonald, SECOND ROW-Denise Cooper, Chris Willis, Wayne Boulware, Ronnie Rowell, and Mary Cloud, FRONT ROW-Donna Searcy, Jonathell Williams, Teresa Allen, Nancy Deason, and Sue Smith. Not shown is Steve Fox. 27

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6 ,i iili Qfi'f ZfQ,T ,T - .3 - 1, 14 W , 3 55 4--5 - ii J, I kk, I MIXED CHORUS: FlRST ROW: Mary Ann Taylor, Karen Stokinger, Jo Hubbard Lisa Lintner, Jonathell Williams, Grace McLain, Judi Gregory, 1 Debbie Chizek, Teresa Allen, Melinda Pfiester, Midge Wolf, Sharon Heintzelman, Fonda Hill, Patricia Patton, Belinda Drain, Mr. Figgl SECOND ROW: Ginger Smith, Sue Smith, Ruth Anne Heintzelman, Pam Melton, Nancy Deason, Denise Cooper, Marcia Thompson, Pat Crumley, Gloria , Jaynes, Donna Montgomery, Becky Slabotsky, Denise Mallett, Karen Wilson, Chris Willis, Gloria Kalich, Cheri Mauldin, Candy Mayo. THIRD ROW: Peggy Robinson, Diana Ruegg, Pam Thomas, Linda Edmonds, Jeanne Leslie, Karen Crosby, Ronnie Rowell, Wayne Boulware, Fred Mayes, Lowell Berry, Mary Cloud, Colleen Anderegg, Donna Searcy. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Jaynes, Debbie Van Houten, Kendra Slabotsky, Donna Scott, l l Sue Canfield, John MacDonald, Dan Polhamus, Steve Laudeen, John Turner, Steve Fox, Danny Mimms, Mike Tubbs, Rusty Jump, John Bayes, Diane Shivers, Alice Young. x All-State Choir members gathered around the piano are: STANDING: Steve Fox, Lowell Berry, and Gloria Jaynes. SEATED at the piano are Sue Smith and Denise Cooper. GIRLS' CHORUS: FIRST ROW: Pam Drain, Betsy McClure, Debbie Nickols, Karen O'Brien, Cindy l Allen, Pam Kelley, Janis Allen, Bonnie Gorey, Tess Cole, Mr. Figg. SECOND ROW: Diane Wall, Cathy Hammerbaclc, Laurie Freeman Lynda Oldham, Debbie Whitefield, Carolyn Griggs, Nancy Sanders, Dawn Peters, Carol Winter, Lynden Baker. THIRD ROW: Debbie Burrell, Helen Schiff, Shannon Taylor, Patti Stringer, Debbie Ed, Cyndi Spreckelsen, Ellen Quinn, Nell Windsor, Judy Anderson, Christie Scott. FOURTH ROW: Susan Sallee, Kristine Dietzsch, Mary Ellen Kerr, Chris- tine McNabb, Cheryl Maher, Denise Young, Karen Ste-vens, Sherry Collins, Colleen Hasbrouck, Beth Eden, Ann Barfield,

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The Band girls' slum- ber party is an an- nual event to which seniors look forward with anticipation, but underclassmen, with foreboding. At any rate, all are united here, BOTTOM ROW of the pyramid Cl. to r.J is Marsha Rut- enbar, Jane Huston, Sandra Sharkey, SEC- OND ROW is Jill Geiger, Linda Huitt, and on top is King of the Mountain Sandra Sissel. If plans for the new auditorium work out as scheduled, the Eagle' Band has given its last concert in the gym, but there will still be many pep rallies to come which iust would not be the same anywhere but in the RHS gym. 28 . X Each year at the last home football game, the band honors the senior girl whom they wish to represent them as Band Sweetheart. This year's nominees were Debbie l-larlow, Margaret Okerberg, Sallie, Thompson, Jonathel Williams and Judy Worth. On the basis of- popular vote, Debbie Harlow was elected Sweetheart, and received the traditional roses, kiss, and ride around the stadium. Each band member devotes one afternoon a week to the rehearsal of his particular section. CPictured here is a combined low brass and cornet section. Band Adds More Firsts to Annual Events The Eagle band placed sixth in the All-state band this year, the most that any Texas High school put in. The students quali- fied by placing high enough in their sections at all-region to go to Area eliminations. At the All-State convention two bands were selected, the All-State Concert Band and All-State Read- ing Band. Of special note are Kelbert Taylor, who placed first in all the bassoons in Texas, and Billie Good, who was second in all the flutes. Left to right, the All-State members are Billie Good, Phil Warren, Joey Frank, Kelbert Taylor, Debbie Harlow, and David Ammerman. 4 is A . y ffm' We