Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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e ke i‘ an Our life, ov high schoo ' i Ng RHS — our high school. This book represents what that means to a few people trying to put the spirit of RHS into words and pictures. But what does that mean to you? “T’ll be gone next year at college, on my own,””’ said senior Christi Russell, “so to me it means something to look back on and hold on to in my memories.” Sophomore Paul Arceneaux has a different view. ‘‘RHS is a picture of the future. I’m looking forward to seeing what high school has for me in the next two years.” But our high school is more than just a memory or a dream. It’s a sense of life in itself, with its % spirit flowing through the people that make up the heart of it. “High school is almost scary when you think about how important it is,”” said junior Lisa Clark. “This is the basis for the rest of my life, so it’s not just a time to have fun.” But having fun is a major part of high school, also. “In college, responsibility for our entire lives will be thrust on us,”’ said senior Matt Kennedy. ‘High school is a time for fun without worries.” “High school is our life,” added junior Stephanie Wise. “‘You can’t define it; you just have to live it.’”” — Debbie Nesmith i UE EEE EEIESEE EEE The JV cheerleaders struggle to hold a run-through sign up for the players, thus beginning the second half of the Irving game. (Lesher) After the Eagles beat South Garland for the second in what was to be a five-game winning streak, students sing the Alma Mater. (Lesher) xs | z pe 9 me us a6 ri: | 2 Intro

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«A+ EAGLE ‘87 E oe BOR S:?: The Sanit cyines nrOURh x Richardson High School 1250 W. Belt Line Road Richardson, Texas 75080 Volume XLIV

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The Drum Corps performed in the Plano pep rally and senior Lance ‘“‘Oscar” Dunahoe joined them in fun. (Lesher) Having just finished a game of ping | pong, senior Keith Branch talks to | sophomore Shannon Wakefield in Pan- | thers’ P.E. (Piper) Intro 3