Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

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T he Good Old Daysv Were Celebrated ,,, i I if I 11 1 1 I 1 1 'L 1, ' we 4. . bw 1 8'x'r 0 4 . '1 Q' eee -4- r eeve tr he eee as ff s , V, A:,kW VVVA A 1 A,,, . 3.. One of the first school activities which everyone looks forward to is homecoming. The whole student body is able to participate in this activity. Each class builds a float, the boys play football, while the rest of the student body cheers. Each class chooses a nominee for homecoming queen and picks their attendants for the float. The band plays and the cheerleaders yell. Friday, October 22, was an exciting night for the annual homecoming event: especially for the freshmen. Debbieliuffman was chosen homecoming queen and their float won first place. After the game all those interested went to the dance. lt was a fun night shared by all. .W Z i., A LM 'Q Q b.

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By Traditional Homecomin 8 44 4 J I A A, p , W y ra ts . r pw, 0, Lx ,gg bug: :iw s H' My xi 1 ' I ,, gap Freshmen were proud to show off their H1950 Malt Shop which won first prize in the'I-Iomecoming Parade. Joe Redmon was the ice-cream man and Mari Grant, Donna Belz, and Gary Scott portrayed teenagers in d. C the 50's. fbj Everyone was enthused when they saw the GHS marching band, marking the beginning of the Homecoming parade. tcp The senior float represented a scene from a summer garden. Damon Wilkerson, Jeannie Linthicum, Larry Boyd and Debbie Grant were the attendants. Qdy Debbie Huffman smiled happily as Mr. Bill Kaker, of the Exes com- mittee, crowned her 1971 Home- coming Queen. fej Roger Dearing displayed school spirit by ringing the victory bell.