Robertsdale High School - Robala Yearbook (Robertsdale, AL)

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Swashbuck kneels before the king to pay homage. Worfle and Swashbuck disguise themselves so they can sneak into the castle. The ushers sway with the wind as Aretha narrates the story.

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The Great Put-Ons Hey Neighbor A Dab O Horse Sense The Clumsy Custard Horror Show The Drama Club had three plays, Hey Neighbor. A Dab O Horse Sense, and ■ ' The Clumsy Custard Horror Show. Hey Neighbor was about a girl named Kate Summers (Dawn Davis), who told her mother (Pam Hinton) she was married and had a baby. When she found out her mother was coming to visit her, she persuaded her neighbor, Cary Kinder (Bradley Hinton), to pretend to be her husband. All is going well until his girlfriend. Judy (Starr Kyser) pays a visit. A Dab O ' Horse Sense was about a man named Hanks (Chad Lock- hart) who was accused of murder. The sher- iff (Wendy Easley) thought she had con- crete evidence to convict him. Finally, Hanks was cleared of murder. In the play, Steve McKinney was Clapsaddle. The sen- ior play, The Clumsy Custard Horror Show was about Swashbuck Valpariso (Allen Pope) who went to woo King Dumb ' s (David Middleton) daughter Prin- cess Prince (Pam Hinton). Dacron (Brad- ley Hinton) was to woo her also. There were many tangles and adventures but Swash- buck finally won the hand of the Princess. I want to see my Grandson! I ' ll be a suck-egged mule. The cast of The Clumsy Custard Horror Show in- cludes (bottom row) Connie Smith— President, Pam Hinton— Princess Prince, Allen Pope— Swashbuck, Jennifer Birks— spider, Candace Dyess— usher. Gina Rhodes— production crew, Dixie Calloway— Cue Cards, Starr Kyser— Head, David Middleton— King Dumb, Dawn Davis— Aretha, Steve McKinney— Mal- foree, Brian Ramey— production crew, Wendy Eas- ley— Alphsia.Tricia Harrel— Polly, Bradley Hinton— Dacron. Allison Richardson— Ester. Lynda Sawyer- usher, Leslie LaCoste— Custard, Pam Johnson— Bol- liba, Rose Havel— director. Allison Lassiter— Cus- tard, Joann Birks— Custard, Todd Ellison— produc- tion crew, Michael Wainwright- Worfle. Anthony Maulden— knigh ' Walt Engel— stage manager, Dan- ny Poos — production, Anne Bradley — production crew. 28— Plays

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Talent Abounds In The 14th Annual Bunny ' s Goodtime Hour Bunny ' s Goodtime Hour, sponsored by the Annual Staff, featured talented students from our school. From the young people auditioning for the show, fourteen different acts partici- pated. They included: Richard Moore and Pam Styron both played the guitar while Pam sang The Rose . Jamie Stapleton sang the theme from Ar- thur . Emily Bradley danced to the Electric Horse- man . Tom Childress and Lance Hughen sang Morning Beauty which was written and played by Tom. Susan Harrison sang Ice Castles . Robin Little and Valerie Bonner danced to Freeze Frame . Ronda Constantine sang All the Time . Allison Richardson did a skit entitled, Penni- less Bums . Renee Wilson danced to Countdown . Bo Nabors played the piano and wrote two songs which he sang, CC and me and For- bidden Love . Richard Moore played the fiddle, accompa- nied by his mother on the guitar. They played Rawhide , Orange Blossom Special , and Listen to the Mocking Bird . Wendy Easley sang Father ' s Eyes . Jamie Stapleton, Kevin Brock, Roger and June Keenan, from the First Baptist Church, sang Love Lifted Me and I Am Love . The band DISCOVERY, made up of Steve McKinney, Ronald Shiver, Charlie Collins, and Butch Brown performed 867-5309 , Already Gone , and La Grange . Bo Nabors surprises the audience with his playing and singing. Wendy Easley captivates her audience with Father ' s Eyes . 30 — Bunny ' s Goodtime Hour