Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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A year of new ideas was pioneered in early September by the choir department with the production of the musical, Mikado. The band broke the uniform tradition with their new, white dixieland uniforms, while the student council conducted a new question-and-answer election assembly. The band helped to dedicate Dallas’ new airport, and the annual staff proved that spending $8 can be entertaining. Clubs also began to roll in September with dues and initiations. Dallas Baptist College performers brainwash RHS to buy annuals. New band uniforms were freshly cleaned for the Cowboy-Saints game in Texas stadium. Lovely legs at the Garland game. SEPTEMBER s M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 The Eagle Band at a four-hour sit-in at the new DFW interregional airport. 20 The Year

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Mrs. Doris Smith, an art teacher, has a “mask fitting.1 Becky Gantt and Margaret England are true “chums.' Patti Teel and Melisa Kitchens can’t remember where they parked the car. Roberta Sheets finds her lunch hilarious. Yoland Mathis has a bird’s-eye view of what? Donnie Wilder as viewed through a fishbowl. The Year 19

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r GSL initiates lucky victim, Sally Splawn. Cathy I Lankford cues Ken Menges at Student Council elections. Are Hank Hammett and Susan Powers merely rehearsing? Tod Freeman pleads with Steve Cole not to shave his mustache. The Year 21 The entire Mikado cast crowds the stage for a finale.