Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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Young life More than the mystery man I'm addicted, said junior David Tucker, one of approx- imately 300 RHS students who attend Young Life. Every Monday from 7:26 to 9 pm at St. Barnabus Church these people gather to hear not only what the Mystery Man in the tan trench coat has to say but also to enjoy fun Christian fellowship with friends. It's funny when friends tell me deep dark secrets about other friends, said the Mystery Man. I always know who likes who and who is being good and who is being bad. And who knows, even your sleepwear could make a guest appearance in the Young Life fashion show where guys model girls pajamas. Just ask seniors Anne Higginbotham and Susan Morse, junior Allison Brown, and sophomores Laura Hartman and Mary Ann Dunn. It was funny but it was kind of embarrassing, said Brown. Tommy Lee, who modeled mine, teased me for the next week. But, Young Life is more than just the Mystery Man, skits, and music. It's an organization that helps people learn about Christ in a fun and enjoyable at- mosphere, said junior Marni Blahitka. The 136 hour Young Life meetings begin with singing, both religious and funny songs. I like singing because you are learning and expressing your beliefs in a fun way, said Morse. Young Life ends with an in- spiring talk by a special guest or one of the Young Life leaders. They give you something to think about, said junior David Patton. They give you different viewpoints and let you decide what you want to do. Young Life offers: fun, ex- citement, and fellowship with friends, concluded Tucker. -Amy Raney lt was great, it was exotically dif- ferent, said junior Scott Thompson about the Halloween Young Lifeparty. Here juniors Amy Echols, Jeff Blach, Thompson, and Madeline Shermer show off their costumes. 24 f Student Life

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Senior Kim Hancock and her date Eric Reeves enjoy a quiet moment at the Homecoming Dance. During the traditional spotlight dance, the Homecoming crowd watches as the Queen and her court have the floor to themselves. ' Everybody in my whole life that is im- portant to me was there, said Jennifer Amos, after being crowned Homecoming Queen. That was the most special thing.

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A Ready to head for the slopes, Wade Owens, Todd Roberts, Michael Mc- Cauley, Mike Tanner, Jeff McPeters and Greg Marwlll pose for a picture in front of the Purgatory ski lodge. Young Life President James Young dressed as Rocky, flashes a mean look to the costume judges as Tiffany Ames, Amy Forrestal and Sharon Shutze look on. Q.- lmpersonating the Lake Highlands guys, juniors Pat McDulfey, David Patton and Ed Fritz raise their collars to achieve the GQ look, After a canoe trip and a mud fight, these Young Liters decided to make a pyramid. All of these exciting events oc- curred onthe Pine Cove retreat. ,WB Q Student Life f 25