Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

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Students' Talents Were One of the highlights of the year came when the music preform two successful nights of entertainment. They class presented their annual variety show. Freshmen, pleased the audience with original and well-known Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors worked together to numbers, gay costumes, and smiling faces. 3. I w q f C. b.

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Free Fare Enlertaznea' At Assembbf The Free Fare sponsored by the Junior Class presented large crowd attending their performance Saturday night. a preview performance during a school assembly The This activity sponsored by the Junior Class, helped students enjoyed them very much and there was a raise money for the Prom. Qaj The Free Fare entertained with many songs, including He Ain't Heavy He's My Brother. Qbj Each member in the Free Fare sangasmall part of a popular song by themselves. qcp Betty Sawyer, Willie Hutchinson, and Mr. Heath gave amusing answers to questions they didn't realize con- cerned kissing.

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isplayea' In Variegf Show ...J , i ,wg kkga-+L'--S-. i-ii-I-N faj One of the favorite numbers from the variety show was the soph- omore's Bye Bye Birdie which imitated telephone conversations. Qbj Ronnie Stacy and Cindy Dickerson peeked through the curtain to watch mean Bruce Scaff tie Cherre Ar- rington to the railroad tracks. Betty Edwards stands by Robert Weddle as he waits to rescue Cherre. fcj Pam Murphy, Kerrie Tirk, Susan Arm- strong, Cindy Dickerson, and Lisa Harper did a scene from the tele- vision series Hee Haw. qdj Carol Shanklin's life was threatened by Randy Cooper in a scene from the musical skit Along Came Jones. fep Susan Post, Debbie Rhine, Linda Mathews, and Debbie Adams sang How Much Is That Doggie In The Window? This gigantic dog, used as a prop, was won by Debbie Adams in a contest sponsored by Toy Car- nival. This is a King Henry Dog and one of three in the world.