Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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! Y so 7 V to one only to be Punking out in the library, sophomore Gina Goensen and junior Kelly Ream attemp- ted to do their homework durinq Spirit Week. l is K f-5 x 5 fe- eere ,5- 'F 32 lf' F in 7 wr V ' ww P his many antics, senior Joe Heeman hides behind a hat revealed by senior John Edwards' l l l l l Senora Margie Priest teaches with help from Brooke Shields. ll in fa r 11, 1,515 itil? .- is W w l i A - 1 A .Qi l' ,.,v4 Senior Principal W. L. helps senior Barbara Brennan with her tie to her outfit week. li 16 ,Tl 1, l I Junior Wendy Plotkin and senior Cindy Alley discuss verb tenses Mrs. Virginia Horner's French II class.

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RICHA The di DSON is ditterent. erence is the enthusiasm that brings all the other qualities together. RHS has a more diverse athletic school in tional pr program than any other the district, a larger voca- ram, a more comprehen gp - sive music program, and so many clubs tha even the yearbook statt has trou le keeping up with them tion, thes only surv members The CII se ot student participa- programs and clubs not e but flourish with active ips. husiasm is such that no one see s to mind spending extra time at hoolg' there is hardly an afternoon or weekend when the building is not open to accom- modate A aglettes hanging clouds from the agles' Nest ceiling tor the Homeco ing Dance, theater arts students onstructing sets, athletes working ut and practicing, or tran- The Varsity cheerleaders traditionally throw white and gold plastic footballs to the fans at halftime: the scramble for the ' alsot ' ' I radrtiona U fl A Texas Christmas was the theme for District 10 in the Student 1' Council Door Decorating Contest. Junior Charles Mulvey works on 5' the door of Room B205. the district winner. fl' 'r tic iourn lism students trying to meet a d adline. Not all schools are like this, ut we're working to keep up the tr ditions because we love our sch I and we want it to stay the best. We' le breaking the mold. At the dinner party preceding AFS International Day on January 22, junior Cari Collins and senior Cathleen Callihan talk with Leif Sjorberg of Sweden. - Opening, 7

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Staff ...... Counselors PE Plus .... . The Arts . . Shops .... Home Ec . . English . . . .ACADEMICS .. ...10 Languages..,... .. . . 12 Social Studies . . 14 Science ..... . . . 16 Math .... . . . 18 Business. . . . . . 20 Vocational . . ...22 ' Completing an assignment in Ms. Iris Speckman's, art class, junior Yung Oh, who moved to Virginia in November, uses a ruler to make her picture perfect YVQNVU ' 0 ,, , ' If-Af'e . ., - If,-LfA1Q. 7!fY'5T-4.1M -, iii' 4 0 'C K Q , f '55 ' ga ff Q 'Q'-V?-1 Vue 'K ' . X , 1 A 0 Atviizajv-1 -1 B ' ff u' ' 'L -, 1' , gr 1 ul f 1 'on 9 1' A 5 1 . , ,. , 'af I-V I? 6 9 . c 1 ' .. . 0 Nt V l 1 'N R'-.Xi , . ,N fm... , :- . ' ' f mf ' I r I ,534 ' - I Ii