Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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HOSPITALITY. Senior Jennifer Ford and sophomore Amy Gulden offer freshman Brad Smith a harmless drink. BULLY! JUST BULLY! Teddy, senior Brent Glass, blows his bugle before charg- ing upstairs. DEAD WEIGHT. Einstein, sophomore Bry- an Richardson, drags Mr. Spenalzo, junior Bryan Richardson, to the window seat to await burial. 5 O ORGANIZATIONS S f' 'Q-.N Wasp. 9'MlP g1w '

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I W I Y sr-row T1ME..nmior Jeffrey Clark as con- rad Birdie and senior Brent Glass as Mr. McAfee get instructions from senior John Gowanlock, TV Stage Manager, before their debut on the Ed Sullivan Show in Bye, Bye, Birdie. FAMILY TIES. Randolf McAfee, played by freshman Chris Burton, and his mother Mrs. McAfee, played by senior Jennifer Ford, sing about their unusual situation in the fall musical. PARK Junigrs Rgbin Brewer as LOVE BIRDS. Junior D'Ann Whitsell BS Kim McAfee and Bryan Richardson share Rosie Alvarez and senior Chris Monkress a scene in Bye, Bye, Birdie. perform a duet during the fall musical. ORGANIZATIONS 4 9

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One big edge we hod of competition wos our light-heorted force. Brent Glass, Senior Comedy cost goes to store Easier said than done! Making Arsenic and Old Lace a suc- cessful comedy was not an easy task. Timing was of the essence to create the successful comic situations. One big edge we had at competi- tion was our light-hearted farce, said senior Brent Glass. Most of the other schools were doing heavy plays like Greek tragedies and dramatic plays like Becket. Working day and night bound the cast and crew closer together. I enjoyed working with everyone on Arsenic and Qld Lace, said junior Mistie Robertson. l was able to become closer and feel like part of a family. Everyone, the whole cast and crew, BOOK HIM! Senior John Gowanlock as of- ficer Rooney takes senior Chris Monkress as Johnny downtown. worked their tails off said junior Laura Trewin. They were tired of the play after the second competition, they stayed with it and gave it their all. After winning district and bi-district in play competition, Arsenic and Old Lace won first place at regionals and ran off with the most of the individual awards. fennifer Ford and Greg Wise won all-star cast while Bryan Richardson, Brent Glass, and Amy Gulden won honorable mentions. They then moved on to state competition. Though Arse- nic and Old Lace didn't place, Chris Monkress was named to the all-star cast and Brent Glass received an honorable mention. 9 THREESOME. Senior Jennifer Ford, Abby, and sophomore Amy Gulden, Martha, talk with senior Greg Wise, Mortimer. SIGN HERE. Einstein, sophomore Bryan Richardson, signs the commitment papers ,drawn by freshman Zeek Crider for Mar- tha, sophomore Amy Gulden, and Abby, senior Jennifer Ford, to be taken to an insane asylum with Teddy, senior Brent Glass. ORGANIZATIONS 5 1