Coppell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Coppell, TX)

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Where's EV... Harvey? 'ir' For cast members, UIL spring F play was ' A just what the doctor ordered Unfortunately, this year's UIL one- act play Harvey wasn't as successful in competition as last year's play, but success comes from more than win- ning, according to the cast. Even though we didn't win, I enjoy doing plays because you make great friendships, plus it's something fun to do, said junior Bryan Richardson. The cast worked long and hard, which bound them close together, and spirits were high. i'The one-act play is very special because the cast and crew become so close, said junior Amy Gulden. By spending so much time together in re- hearsals, we really get to know one another. Those people are some of my best friends and always will bef' However, after Harvey lost at the first competition, zone, the cast was very disappointed. I feel the play was a good exper- ience even though we didn't win, said senior Greg Wise. It was a very sad time for me because as a senior it was my last chance. l feel the play had a lot of heart and that we did the best we could. Harvey did go home with some awards at the UIL contest. Greg Wise and Amy Gulden won all-star cast, and Nicole Hatcher received honorable mention. Although Harvey didn't win, many friends were made, and it was a good learning experience for all. HELLO, HARVEYl Senior Greg Wise I-lERE'S MY CARD. Senior Greg Wise points to his 6-foot friend, an Invisible as Elwood P. Dowd gives senior Nicole white rabbit named Harvey, while Amy Hatcher as Mrs. Chumley one of his cards Gulden, Zeek Crlder, and Brad Smith baf- fedly look on. 32 student life at Chumley's Rest. Copy and Design by Chris Burton Student Life Co edlto

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LT. Let's Dance F All the preparations and hard work an 1 by juniors pay off It began with hair appointments, manicures, and final touchups on their tans - Prom Day. Getting ready for it became an all-day event for most prom-goers. I went out and got my hair done at 3:00, and I was finally ready at 6:30, said junior Cassie Dane. Then we rode to prom in the Blaze Mobile. Senior Aubyn Ferguson broke tradi- tion and went to prom with her cousin Laura Ferguson. Laura and I had a lot of fun at prom even without dates, said Au- byn. Then we rented a limo and went out and scammed guys. Prom always seems to be fun, even if the teachers try to party. The funnest part of the dance was seeing the teachers try to dance and the crowning of the queen, said ju- nior Kelly Bellamy. So, the all day event turns into an all night party which still lingers on into Monday. Ay s 11 1 F' i K V 'rw , f .5 is I . 'ff 32.5 3' SWEETHEARTS. Juniors Karen Vinson and David Wright wait for their dinner. 34 student life MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE? Seniors Paul Britt and Teresa Johnson prepare to dance at the prom. s r w Copy and Design by Chris Thompa