Caprock High School - La Saga Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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ai. Q . hy, 'E C13 C33 Morning assemblies bring excitement and enter- tainment into the daily routines of Caprock stu- dents. Some programs are sponsored by various clubs and organizations for fund raisingg others are services from outside groups. Assemblies range from pantomime shows to talent contests, from dance contests to mini-concerts, and from pep rallies to class elections. Mr. Jerome McDonough and his stage crew work with sponsors to handle technical duties of all assemblies. C19 Cary Clemence, Rick Morin: 625 Kemi Jennings eats a goldfish because Caprock students collected so much money as Terry Daniels looks on: C33 50's pep rally: C45 Christmas assembly. Assem blies I-Irghlrght Hom eroom f , 3 I' ,' I 3 545 ik W

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Reqmem Goes to State f2J From Amarillo to Austin, Caprock's one-act play, Requiem, has gone farther than any other in the history of our school. District at Amarillo College, Area at Snyder, and Regionals at Texas Tech in Lubbock all saw Requiem taking first place honors. These proved to be the stepping stones for the cast, crew, and director which took them to the state level. There were 231 plays in AAAA to compete in the state of Texas. Requiem was one of the eight top plays traveling to the University of Texas in Austin to compete in the AAAA State UIL One-Act Play Contest. Written and directed by Mr. Jerome McDonough, Requiem is the only original play in the 51 years of UIL 4-A One-Act Play competition to advance to the state level. For a new Caprock record, Requiem is not only the first play to ever win district for our school, but also area, regionals and the first to go to state. This is also the first time any team has made it to state in any event from Caprock. As for individual honors, the play accumulated one medal for best actress, seven medals for all-star cast members, and two honorable mentions for cast members. C13 Randy Dollar, Sergeant: Crystal Sutton, Death: Terri Truitt, Mother, C23 Kelly Dixon, Julie Fielding, Allison Foust, John Ruff, Tonja Vandagriff, Pete Hagan, Ellen Keller, and Tim Thomas with Larry Mayes and Randy Dollar in the footlocker scene: C33 Terri Truitt, Marie DelMarco, Cindy Proffitt, and Paul Brown in the death sceneg C45 Larry Mayes: C55 Paul Brown, Marie DelMarco, Cindy Proffitt, and Terri Truitt.

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'rw ' so Se die H e Wkms Da y Promotes the Ms. Movement May 6 Caprock gals got their chance to do a little Don Juan- ing with Caprock's annual Sadie Hawkins Day. Sponsoring the funfilled, busy day was the student council. To get the day rolling was daisy distribution and the Horn Korn show. The slave sale in the auditorium followed the show . Lunch time brought the pie-eating contests and the car bash in the cafeteria parking lot. After school all four classes of women had a softball tournament with the men of each class as coaches. Q Bringing the day to a close was the Sadie Hawkins dance held in 1 Q the commons. C13 Qi3Q'??3U ' 'ijt .imvif 1 sv , ' , . 'af r p W 'Kar , V ' mf -L -. as p ' ,.. ..,,fQg 'T ' i gg? We l , - by-MJ..-W f2J .'- H . L Qk'5-V' A ' .. - 'W If 4? - 1 if . , K. . 1 5. ,fd ,L me-4 . W , . iraf 1 v C43 45D 461 C17 Jun Tani taking part in the car bash: C23 Area foreign exchange students took part in the day also: C35 Lia Duncan and Andrea Bever from Australia deliver daisies: Q43 Mark Lozano, Ricky Monroe portray the Haggar Twins singing You Picked the Wrong Time to Leave Me Lucille. C55 Contestants eye the pies before beginning the pie-eating contest: C63 Mr. Jerry Raines and Daniel Mata singing Where Are You Tonight? in the Horn Korn Show. .23