Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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X. we' ef? Swag 1f'x'f-Ml Ffa? Q 'Q as .t .gl .33 x of school. After many hours of summer practice, they earn- ed first place everyday at SMU cheerleading school. They also brought back to Richardson the Spirit Stick for the most enthusiasm generated. 'UM ' Wa Wa. s The cheerleaders and the Eagle lead our team to their first vic- tory of the year over Grand Prairie. The cheerleaders organized the annual Homcoming Parade and planned the Queens' float. Below left to right is Queen Chere Mauldin with attendants Diane Holditch, Becca Gillen, and Vicky Massheder. , 9 The Eaglettes are all smiles as they perform their traditional Homecoming high-kick routine. - .want :wa - as v., . . ' -, -, -. -1-ns..

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Unique with this year were the Midnight Pep Rallies held at the football players Wednesday night meetings. This was just another example of our students' continued support. ' A kpkh wi , ttt- ttltt ,Q . .SCRR ,its 'rue COLDNQ f ..t,., - Another phase of school spirit was shown through the decorat- ing of the football players' rooms, thanks to the Eaglettes and cheerleaders. Yes, the Seniors of '67, Srs. of '68, and Srs. of '69 all gave 100'Z, backing to our Eagle team. N 4 r 3 A, 5 RHS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: SEATED left to righ Deby Sholtess, Martha Perryman, Linda Foster, and Brend Brown. STANDING are jean Richards, Karen Foster, Susai Brookner, and Cathy Elliott. These symbols of spirit let the crowds well on the field, in the gym, and in the hall

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Laughter - An Important Port of R.H.S. Is this Ken Smith's idea -of striving for higher education? The 1968 Eaglettes are already hard at work on next year's halftime performances