Richardson High School 1968 Baccalaureate and Commencement
Baccalaureate services today at 2 p.m. in the RHS auditorium with Dr. Leighton Farrell. Commencement Monday at Moody Coliseum SMU with Valedictorian Larry Brittain and Salutatorian Janet Overman. Awards Day lists numerous scholarships and honors for RHS seniors. diplomas presented by RISD officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson High School
Leighton Farrell
First Methodist Church
Moody Coliseum
SMU
Larry Brittain
Janet Overman
Larry
Theron W. Brittain
St. Luke's Drive
U. S
Citizens State Bank
Janet
James H. Overman
Dearborn
RHS
Joe Collum
J. J Pearce
Leon Eveleth
Stanley B. McCaleb
Charles A. Richardson
RISD
Fifty RHS Class of 1968 Alumni Remain Cohesive
Fifty graduates from Richardson High School class of 1968 stay connected after 12 years, tracing back to 1956 when they entered first grade, among more than 700 seniors in the cohort and long tenure in Richardson schools.
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RHS
Richardson
South Greenville
Richardson Heights
Belt Line
Floyd Roads
Richardson Independent School District
Judy Jesus
Louise Trammell
Brenda Erwin
Donna Spears
Larry James
Eddie Wilson
Martha Perryman
Tina McNeese
Janet Adams
Jane Baker
Karen Wilson
Carol Easterling
Richard Reams
Janelle Huffhines
Kathy Watson
Jan Jeffrey
Pat Massie
Linda Marks
Donna Talley
Dickie Whiting
Mike Daniel
John Roberts
Larry Grissom
Doug Godbey
Alicia Durham
Linda Harris
Beth Eden
Debbie Allen
Vinni Mitchell
Barbara Miller
Monte Zajicek
Mike Miller
Bob Long
Kath Lingo
Jeannine Patton
Beverly Boykin
Laura Wilder
Ricky Thompson
Rick
Richardson High School
Greenville Avenue
Richardson Fire Dept kicks off seventh week of Home Safety Survey
The Richardson Fire Department begins week seven of its annual Home Safety Survey with door to door visits around the city to share safety literature and answer residents questions. Areas covered include Rotary 400 block on Monday Terrace and La Salle 600 blocks Tuesday Ridgedale 600 block Wednesday Greenleaf 600 block Thursday and Winchester 600 block Friday.
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Richardson Fire Department
Rotary Tusday
Terrace
la Salle
Ridgedale
Greenleaf
Winchester
Richardson Youth Commission completes study on city's youth issues
The Richardson Youth Action Commission reports juvenile delinquency and related social ills persist in Richardson after an eight month study. It submits a 19 page final report to the City Council and informs the School District Board, outlining immediate and long term recommendations.
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Richardson
Richardson Youth Action Commission
Richardson City Council
Richardson Independent School District Board of Trustees
James Triple
Vera McCarty
Wesley A. Steenson
Tom Means
Werner Beyen
Fred R. O'Conner
Robb Stewart
John Randolph
Gordon E. Leach
Ray Noah
Community Life Commission
Full
Permanent Commission
The
Daily News
Summer camp program for mentally retarded children at Angels Inc
Angels Incorporated a United Fund agency at 2860 Peavy Road offers a daily summer program from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Thursday directed by executive director Mrs. Carolyn Quattlebaum. Open to currently enrolled or accepted children in training programs. enrollment on a first come basis. Activities include outdoor recreation arts crafts swimming and day camp routines. For information call DA 8 4309.
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Angels, Incorporated
United Fund Agency
Peavy Road
Carolyn Quattlebaum
Richardson delegates push Dallas County highway priorities
A Dallas County delegation appeared before the Texas Highway Commission in Austin to present 17 prioritized projects for Dallas County. Ernest Randall chaired the Streets and Highways Transportation Committee with L. G. Smith of the Richardson Chamber of Commerce. The list includes Outer Loop right of way and sections, North Dallas Tollway extension to Outer Loop, and East Dallas North South Freeway. County officials and chamber leaders attended the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Dallas County
Texas Highway Commission
Austin
Ernest Randall
Streets and Highways Transportation Committee
L. G. Smith
Richardson Chamber of Commerce
Russell Perry
Central Highway Committee
Highway Commission
Outer Loop
North Dallas Tollway
East Dallas
W. L. Sterrett
Mel Price
Jim Tyson
W. H. Seay
Ken Tubbs
Transportation Department
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Bill McCabb
Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce
R. T. Gregory
Fire Department warns on child burn dangers and prevention
The Fire Department highlights that most burns to children age one to six come from scalds and matches. Parents and caregivers should supervise hot taps, cooking pans, matches, and clothing fires to reduce injuries, per Shrine Burn Institute doctors and Fire Chief Richard Russell.
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Shrine Burn Institute
Richard Russell
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RHS Grads
Richardson's Woman's Club
Larry Dwight
Elizabeth Ann Merritt
PTA
Denise Eskridge
Alpha Delta Kappa
Joyce Harris
Majel Quinn Richardson
Bill Harrison
Jim Tucker
Key Club
Sandy Nininger
Brent H. Wallace
National Honor Society
William Allen Stallworth, Jr
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Deca Merchants
Dennis Worden
Lynne Hardesty
Eaglette
Brenda Ann Erwin
Cindy O'Dell
Chrys Maher
Vivien Lee Eckert
Bill Constantine
Chamber of Commerce
Centenary College
Sue Eveleth
Case Institute of
Linda Serenkeisn
Brigham Young University
Brent Wallace
Northwood Institute
Marguerite Andrychuk
Universty of Txas
David Arledge
University of St. Thomas and
Texas Christian University
Trinity University
Nancy Frazier
University of Texas At Arlington
Rodney W. Cleland
Dallas Morning News
George Pappas
Becky Belew
National Forensic League
NFL
Mike Leigh
Marsha Rutenbar
Barry Ruback
Debbie Whitefield
Civitan
Kathy Hansen
DECA
Glenda Bevill
John Swords
Larry D. Zengler
Jean R. Ward
Nancy Edwards
Betty Crocker
Jill Geiger
Ann Peek
Daughters of American Revolution
DAR
Sandy Yett
Jack English
Chris Willis
Lisa Lintner
Terry Kreig
Mary Clark
JCL
Steve Gaspar
Tommy Mullins
the Daily News
Tne
Bagan
Sion
Angels, Inc
Rihardson
Fire Department
Clyde Wst
Terrace Elementary
Center
Truett Johson
Heights Elementary
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