Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

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Qay and they are on their way to Memphis. fbp After a nine hour bus trip, the band sought relaxation at the Quality Motel in Memphis. icy Following a long, hard day, band members headed for their rooms. Qdj The next day the band performed a concert at the Court Square in downtown Memphis. Cel Mr. Heath calls a conference. QD Students enjoy themselves in the motel's recreation room. fgp Despite the heavy downpour ffloodsj, the band participated in their scheduled parade Friday morning. Qhj During one of their last stops in Memphis, five weary band members pause to catch their breath on the steps df the Memphis Museum. Qij Mr. and Mrs. Heath and Mr. Collins take time out from their chaperon duties to do alittle shopping. Qjj The buses are loaded for home fky and they are off again! fly There's no place like home.

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Candid shots just before the performance of Music Man on May 25 and 26, 1972. Qay David Anderson was the conductor in the scene on the Railway coachwhere the traveling salesmen of that era had a heated discussion on their profession. Larry Shull was Constable Locke who kept law and order in River City. Charlie Colwell, played by Jed Gibson was the irascible traveling salesman who tried to expose Harold Hill to the residents of River City. Cbj Pat Cross as Maud Dunlop, Teresa Oxford as Mrs. Squires, and Cindy Brothers as Alma Hix added many hilarious moments in their scenes as the gossiping women and enacting their roles as followers of the Del Sarte dancing method. Music Mann Highlights End 1,,u.,. ., it 2, 1 37, 5 X ' F' sl 2 A' If Lr- 4, it fha - Q ?I- e 7 c d