Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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The Golden Eagle Band A Shining Example of Precision and Organization K 'vw 11 An important group in the band is the section leaders, who carry the responsibility for the formance of their section. Left to right they arezjohnny Worth, saxophonesg Billy Bruck, clarinetsg Ken Kieley, cornetsg Joey Frank, French hornsg Richard Mussett, baritonesg jo Vance, clarinetsg Rick Wollan, percussion, Billy Davis, flutesg Dickson Gunn, trombonesg Rick Smith, double reeds. Not pictured are David Kuhn, basses, and jay Dean Bowden trombones. ,,r.,,,, Q 4 rally. This year our band proudly placed five members in the All- State Band. jo Ann Vance, Billy Davis, David Kuhn, Karen Gant and joey Frank journeyed to Houston to participate in its Derformance. y -x per- bass Ann and bass Jw,-A 'ir AN, if 'W If if if The drummers add their support to a rousing pep

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is Mr. joe Frank, through many years of dedicated service, has made the Golden Eagle Band one of the most outstanding organizations in the country. This year the band traveled to Corpus Christi to par- ticipate in the Buccaneer Days Fes- tival. Senior Karen Gant was chosen Band Sweetheart for the year 1966-67. She was presented by tradition, at the last home game. Representing the band this year as officers are: left to right, Johnny Worth p dentg jim Madden, chaplaing jane Huston, secretary-treasurerg and Tom Wri vice- presiden t. s t .L - A-.-ua These students demonstrated their individual talent by placing in the 1967 All-Region Band. Left to right they are: CBOTTOM ROWJ Jo Ann Vance, Karen Gant, Cathy Coryell, Kathy Houzvicka, Betty Feagin, and Janet Jones. QSEC- OND ROW, Billy Davis, David Hough, Kerry Martin, john Rob, erts, Charlie Martin, Ronnie Pea- shock, and Joey Frank. KTOP ROWJ Rick Smith, Larry Ziglar, Ken Keiley, David Evans, jean Ward, David Kuhn, Richard Mus- sett, and Bruce Reed.

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t 1 s i 5 Mr. Figg, director of both choirs, is also the choral chairman of region III of the Texas Music Educators Association. GIRLS CHORUS: Mary Ann Taylor, Valerie Flanders, Karen O'Brien, Vicki C1 mings, Pam Kelly, Alberta Kuhn, Linda Longacre, Mona Ritchie, and Mr. F SECOND ROW: Vicki Keith, Shannon Taylor, Melissa Love, Laurie Freerr Q an Q E' 'Q M, .- Hllhuff i CONCERT CHOIR: FIRST ROW: Mr. Figg, Mary Ann Taylor, Pam Drain, Kathy Alloway, Janis Allen, Cindy Allen, Tess Cole, Debbi Chizek, Brenda Montgomery, Patti Smith, Jackie Kennedy, Dawn Keeler, and Belinda Drain. SECOND ROW: Mickey Hamlin, Liss Lintner, Mary Ella Keer, Helen Schiff, Diana Buroker, Jeannie Bond, Sue Smith, Ann Barfield, Debbie Whitefield, Susan Hanna, Beth Eder and Alice Young. THIRD ROW: Kristine Dietzch, Betsy McClure, Anne Price, Susie Sallee, Debbie Burrell, Thomas Strader, Mark Am merman, David Gullickson, Cyd Fox, Colleen Hasbrouck, Debbie Love, Carol Winter, Marcia Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Mary Cox, Jean ne Leslie, Linda Edmonds, Chris Willis, Steve Withey, Danny Mims, jim Willey, John Mims, Mike Figg, Steve Scott, Cyndi Sprecklesen Diane Shivers, and Donna Scott. NOT PICTURED: Diane Day and Ginger Smith.