Eastern Hills High School - Clan Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Adding a classical 'rouclw 'ro llwe band program was Gary Adl4ison's rendilion oi Concerlo ior a One-Armed Paper- Hanger. The dancing frio, made up of Clwrisly Hawrylak, Linda Reynolds, and Slwerry Brown, do ine Clwarles- ion during line annual band program. Highlander Show inflow Earns Over S500 for Band Larry Tubb, Dean Crocker, Jolvn While, Jon Moody, and Roloerl Gray, The Hungary Five, add a ioucn of line old couniry To flue leslivilies oi fha High- lander Slwow Windo'.v. Sponsored loy llwe Band Boosler Club, ilwe program nelled more 'rlian SSOO. mlrumpelers' Holiday came lo life as flue brass secHon's firsl llwree lrum- pel players, lvlilce Bouflard, Bud Leding- lnam, and Lindsey Mann, 'roolq a holiday

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ild West Invades Eastern Hills sfyle show. Ranch Day royalfy included Fawn Sfanley and Bill Sfock- fon, sfandingg Veronica Skidmore, Tommy Blessing, and Paffy Groody, sealed. Yeee-ah, yells fhaf Long-Tall Texan, Rusfy Wrighf, as he and El-l prepare for fhe annual fun-fesf, Ranch Day. I4 A wesfern fashion show and selecfion of Ranch King and Queen highlighfed fhis year's Ranch Day fesfivifies. Climax of fhe assembly was fhe choosing of fhe Top l-land, Paffy Groodyg Foreman, Tommy Blessing, King, Bill Sfockfong and Queen, Fawn Sfanley. Veronica Skidmore, Y-Teen nominee for Cify-Wide Queen, was infro- duced. Nominees for fifles were selecfecl by Y-Teen officers. Judges Valerie Harri- man and Don Lacey from KTVT selecfed The winners. On Ranch Day any kind of wesferner can be af ease as long as he has his six-guns wifh him. Buddy Marshall James Grimes, and Kenny Vickers enioy lhe Ranch Day Added fo fhe Ranch Day program fhis year was a wesfern fashion show feafuring ranchwear for bofh cowgirls and cowboys. Ginger Royar models failored slacks and a brighfly prinfed blouse, As fhe old hofel goes up . . . or down, all can remember Ranch Day af Easfern Hills and Faf-Sfock Show Day af Forf Worfh.

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Three rnasTers oT ceremonies conducTed The l-lighland Fling in one oT iTs mosT successTul runs. Milne GenTry, Johnny Norman, and STeve Morris discuss scripT changes. Above: Ronnie Garland and Ginger Royar, sTudenT di- recTors Tor The Fling, Tind one me-Thod oT geTTing co-op- eraTion. RighT: The TalenT secTion had more ConTesTanTs Than ever beTore. One group was The SingleTon Singers. Roy Merrill, winner oT lasT year's TalenT award, presenTs To Garry Ladd The T965 winner's Trophy. Garry played piano selecTions oT SummerTirne and The World OuTside. A iazz band on The deck of The RoberT E. Lee, a large group oT old souThern genTlemen, and Jim HarT, as The showboaT capTain, broughT a lively half-hour oT enTerTainmenT The lasT nighT of The Fling. I6