Richardson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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'Ff- QClocl-rwise from top leftj Junior Class Officers Carl Thompson, Will Thomas. Susan Keller and Mere- dith Ford take a short break from busy schedules. Junior Heather Weber shows her school spirit on Hippie Day. Rockin' out to the B52's Rock Lobster, junior Allison Chattawoy dances in the Varsity Cheerleaders' performance during the Senior Talent Show. Over- whelmed by the jumble in her locker. sophomore Jenny David- son searches for her books. Juniors Kelli Alkek and Marcy Ruskin pause from the commotion of Spir- it Week to give peace a chance. While glancing over Junior Class T- shirt sales. junior lvan Chalif takes it easy during B Lunch. On Hippie Day, sophomore Suzy Pitt shows her best profile while sopho- more Shannon Ryan flashes that Cover Girl Look at TWIRP. CSQ-QQWGJJHJJJN 2790, 11 can't wait to be a junior, sophomore John McClure said, 'cause l'll be older and l can get a chance to date some of the senior women. Being older is seen as a social promotion. according to sophomores: but juniors see it as one step closer to graduation. lt's good to know l'm halfway through high school. Everyone says college is a party. l'm looking forward to graduating, said junior Jonathan Kruse. Although anticipating graduation, juniors still enjoy the year. You don't have the worries that seniors have, junior Kim Gumm said, And you don't get picked on by the sophomores. You're just in the middle. The classic tradition of picking an sophomores, ofcourse, continues. Sophomores get picked on and made fun of at the pep rallies, said sophomore Martin Wieland. But it really doe-sn't bother me because l know that next year l'il be a junior and there will be a new group of sophomores. - Sally Whittington and Carl Thompson lntro f 7

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J xxx. if Playing Miles Gloriosus, the fa- mous Raman captain. senior Matt Reimer mourns for the lost lave he thinks has died. His sol- diers console him as Hysterium, played by sophomore Shown Chapman who is lying on the bench, does his best to play dead while in drag. flnsetj Jun- ior David Johnson, as Pseudolus, consoles,-the ailing Lycus, 'i,, , played by senior Tracy Clinton. after telling Lycus ofthe plague in Crete. What a dayl QQZIUU ogg odoimwsu LW laying a virgin's not easy, according to sophomore Shawn Chapman, the virgin in Rl-lS's musical A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. I was fired from my job, my bicycle was stolen, my grades fell, but being in the musical was worth it. It was great! commented Chapman, who also had to shave his arms for the part. Whether theater or physics, all classes play a part in RHS's curriculum. l came to school because I need the education and I intend to go to college. commented sophomore Jackie Nikmanesh. We need more male teachers who look good so that the females will pay more attention, said sophomore Tiffany Nash. School is what you make it. You can't take school seriously enough, commented junior Ion Trautman. If you don't you're going to fail. With new requirements and different diploma types, many feel the harder classes are the better payoff . . . regardless of the work. But, some have suggestions for improvement. ln English we need to get away from these characters of the past. Who needs them? asked senior Michael DeWeese. We need to get into Stephen King and Lady Chatterly's Lover. Perhaps. Perhaps not. Ask your local teacher and bring the responses to B214. -- Andrea Guthrie Intro f 9