Arlington Heights High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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A Y Beauty Contest Beautiful Beasts Make Debut r 2,0 1 Gosh! Is it always this crowded in the girls' restroom be- tween classes? wonder beauties Bryan McMahon and Larry Ivey. On the night of December 13, the school audi- torium became the scene for a. rare collection of beauty as AY sponsored its annual Beauty Contest, Three male contestants from each class were expertly transformed by their girl sponsors into nine graceful Venuses with feminine names. Masters of ceremony, Larry Mathis and Gary Reeves, introduced each lovely, who was escorted in evening attire on stage by a favorite beau. After each gir1's debut, those attending retreated to the center hall for refreshments and were given an opportunity to vote for their favorite. While the penny votes were being tabulated, Judy Buchanan led the audience in an informal sing-song. The climax of the night came with the presentation of roses to the newly reigning AY beauty queen, Tommy Cropper. Gee, Gary, I wish I had a Romper Room do-bee beanie envies top AY BEAUTIES: Tommy Cropper, Bryan McMahon, jimmy Carden, Jody Ambrose, Clancy -Dunigan, Larry Ivey, Mike hatted I-affl' Mafhi5 Of GUY Reeves Leech, Bobby Ratliff, and Nick Patoski.

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.4-4: -1 'vt fr 3 ,IM il l V musical entertainment at the AY Talent Show Wft I f Ji: .' ,.--Jig' . .v f .r. This is one heck of a way to cut your fingernails, remarks Theresa Lowrance. gll2 Varied Groups isplay Talents What's the matter with boys today? was the question presented by a group of senior girls at the fifth annual AY Talent Show. Nothing! was the answer the boys gave as they displayed their musical talents in subsequent acts: The Mar- queys, The Grass, and The Deep River Mountain Bo s. gmcee Bobby Lukeman provided jokes and entertainment between acts which included My Favorite Things sung by Margo Priceg Doing What Comes Naturally performed by Kristie Johnson and Jeannine Hattg The Hot Notes, another combog a modern dance by Laurie Magillg and the Sweetheart Tree sung by Nancy Davis. Most Talented girl, Jan Haley, sang folk songs while accompanying herself on the guitar. Theresa Lowrance brought the program to a close with a twirling act done to the tune of Work Song. No! It's one, two cha, chu, cha, explains Doyle Walters to Bobby Lukeman. 28 The Marqueys, Bryan jones, Tommy Kimbro, Chuck Bailey, and David Livingston provide

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Barkeep Doyle Merrill prepare Walters and chorus gal Kay Bursey watch as Mark Angle and Bobby for the dynamic duel. yy,y,y pf p +o 1 ,f NJ ljc A' C ' 1 .awdyv H, ,,-dxf 1 fi-Qi! jf A A J, -1 i ' 1 fxqx ' ','J A Xia, fax-'-MJ. ,A-X f--J , -gxj , I .MJ 2 ' 1 F 'f f'---1 l ' X! . , J V 5 W 5 fm, ' Y-J -, g 1, . X, . V C '- k ' xy F KTM -F . J, , A11 ' , f V 1 J-'if' ' 1 . Ir's curtains for Black Bart fGary Reevesj in the Ranch Day Program. ,l 51 gt E 2 E Q Lynda doesn't know it yet, but I just turned off her microphone, plots Cynthia Allison to Marsha Crowder as Lynda Hogue and Laura Anthony pound out the rhythm of the Hot Notes. I think you'll need a size 6 yi, says Larry Mathis as he fits jim Carden in the newest hat fashion.