Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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A, B, C are the labels placed upon the time of day known as lunch when the bells ring and the halls bulge. Frisbees, Burger King, and visiting with friends are a few of the alternate activities with which one can fill this small break in the routine. Lunch isa time of augmentation. The prices are higher, the lines are longer, and the complaining is louder. - er ee tii hy Lunch is a time for gossip — right, Julie Williams and Marcia Stenicka? The lunch lines seem never ending at the beginning of the year. TheEvents 23

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Weekends for the RHS student are a mixture of many elements. The usual gathering joints are the lake, McDonalds, Coit and Belt Line, etc.. . . There is also the standard quota of work, whether it be a paying job or the week’s “put-off’’ school work. However, one divides it, weekends provide welcome relief and a much appreciated break in the : “ee Py ts v normally school-centered months. pile. teck i m Rodney Sanderson, Phil Holloway, John Lajoie, and Terry Chevalier gather at the nearby lake to have fun and show off their muscles. ma a meee {Re Ann Eaton has her Friday night ruined b North Mesquite. 4 - 5g eee rnc ig ah peti ta gen ty Uke eset Sk Si, Res 7 fs site ‘ toe on 9 iv da She RIES IE Pt ee Tt eal: LO Cis see FF Some RHS students have a discussion with Mr. Miller, RHS principal, and the local law enforcement. 22 The Events —

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24 The Events It is impossible to cover the entire year on two pages. Yet these pictures of Events Past pose the question What do you remember? % €