Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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Tommy Horner and Joe Youngblood “okay” the cheerleaders at a pep Senior Spirit can be easily seen as seniors clap to stomp-clap at a pep rally. rally. JENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SE David Doggett Suzanne Domel| Erin Donohue Kay Doyle Meg Drain Iris Dudley Chris Dulin Renee Dupuis David Durham Sharon Durham 28 graduates

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Fred Erler Todd Erskine Janet Ervin Cecile Erwin Willie Esparza Greg Estep Brenda Eubanks Kelly Evans Mary Evans Karen Fagin 30 graduates “It’s twins!” announced Director Jo Hudson, indicating to the cast and crews backstage that Harvey, the ‘77 Senior Play, was a hit. Over 100 seniors participated in making Harvey a success. Many will never forget those long, cold nights of rehearsals, sitting wrapped up in sleeping bags, praying for the main cast to remember dropped lines. Finally, after a few minor setbacks such as the loss of props and a mis- placed pair of orderly’s pants, the re aa m @ -% T te ee Cast members find time to laugh at themselves during late night rehearsals, but Director Hudson didn’t relax until the performance was over. seniors were ready to present a spe- cial version of Harvey in a school assembly for students and faculty. Encouraged by a standing ovation, the cast and crews finished up final preparations for the 2-hour perform- ances. After two months of hard work, unfinished homework and tolerating “Hud’s’”’ many moods, Harvey, the six-foot white rabbit, had become a familiar “sight” to the Class of ’77.