Yorktown High School - Grenadier Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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Forever talking on the phone, Hollie must rush to get dressed. While looking in to each other's eyes, this amorous couple can't think about drink. While Laurie presents her masterpiece, Timmy looks on in wonder. When Bramble smiles, this young man listens. Contemplating the night's future, this cowboy's mouth gapes wide open. I— Play 21

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Pillow Talk MAN: Hello? How are you? I had a really good time last night and 1 ... WOMAN: Hello? Hello! I can see that this party line is not going to work out! Mr. Allen, I thought we decided that I was to use the first half hour for making calls and you the second. I'll give you two minutes to end your conversation with your 'girl- friend'! Two minutes Mr. Allen! MAN: I'm back Yvette. Oh, that was the woman that I share this party line with. She'll calm down in a minute. So, where was I? Pillow Talk , this year's fall production, produced and directed by Jean Dickson, was yet another success. The story had a soap opera aura to it. Woman shares party line with man. Woman despises man for always using phone. Man has never met woman. Man meets woman one day and likes her looks. Man decides to disguise himself as some southerner visiting New York. Man and woman fall in love. Woman finds out who man really is. She seeks revenge. She demolishes his aprtment. Man apologizes for lying. All is forgiven. They get married and live happily ever after. CAST Produced and Directed by Jean Dickson Supervisor — Richard Williams Miss Conrad — Alison Bauer Jan Morrow — Hollie Iverson Jonathan Forbes — David Bleicher Policeman — Rod Ford Brad Allen — Alec Farr Eileen — Gillian Wood Yvette — Janet Harvey Alma — Bramble Klipple Pierot — Timmv Fuller Mrs. Walters — Laurie Donaldson Miss Dickenson — Carla Harting Tony Walters — Bruce Fretts Marie — Astrid van TuijI Mrs. Frost — Stacey Jonasz Mrs. Ames — Samantha Egner Graham — Jim I rebowski Tilda — Jane Wilson Ann — Ruth Wardle 20 Play

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Seniors Pull Through As expected, the seniors won the annual Senior Olympiad, but not without a little competi- tion from the opposing team, the faculty, who only trailed the favored seniors by one event. The competition ended with an overall score of 6 events to 5. The seniors crushed in flag football with a score of 56 to 28, but the faculty bounced back when they skunked the seniors in ping pong (5 games won by the facul- ty out of the 5 games played). In the long distance race, Chris Kidder and Mark Pennell brought the seniors in the lead once again (Better luck next time Officer Steger!) but this didn't discourage the faculty. They kept the pressure on and their efforts were rewarded when Mr. Buttermore beat Chris Robinson two games to zilch in the Chess tournament, Dede Macekura won the Spelling Bee, and Mrs. Alexiou, Mrs. Henkel and Mrs. Newhouse led the way to victo- ry in It's Academic against John Andrukonis, Rob Skoff and Chris Kidder. Never fear though! The seniors would nev- er give the faculty the satisfac- tion of winning, they were just giving them a break (it's not nice to get a teacher mad.) They proved this by smearing the fac- ulty in tennis, badmitton, and 22 Senior Olympiad