Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

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tcp Think, men, think! pleads Harold Hill fDamon Wilkersonj as he lifts his baton to conduct the River City Boy's Band in its initial presentation. Marion Paroo QCarol Gordeny looks on encouragingly. Qdp Bruce Scaff as Marcellus Washborn, who was a shill for Harold Hill and Sylvia Campbell who played the part of Ethel Toffelmier, his girlfriend. Qej Lida Rose, I'm Home Again, Rose, intoned the male quartet after Harold Hill had struck up a little harmony between the men. John Hell, Bbobby Weddle, Roger Dearing, and John Edd Harper were the members of the school board. fb Tommy Djilas, River City's bad boy and Zaneeta Shinn, the mayor's daughter, whose usual comment was Ye Gods! were played by Matt Loftice and Nita Crews. g. fgy Mayor Shinn, his daughter Gracie, and his wife Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn, played by Carey Graves, Dee Ann Naylor and Dinah Rettig added much color to the lives of the River City townspeople.

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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

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3 it -'fi ow ', C The sign of the blackboard read, 18 pages to Cattle- mensf' A few staff members came in and began working. Soon the sign read l6 pages to Cattle- mens, but several other pages were in rough draft layout. So we took a breather and headed to Fort Worth and the traditional dinner at Cattlemens. The only exception to former years was that this was the first time we had made the trip at noon rather than a night celebration. Guests of the staff were Mrs. Myrna Chivers, Mr. Steve Mabry, Veretta Rogers, David Pennington, and James Hodges. Qaj Jerriann Elkins sold the most annuals and ads: therefore, it was a happy editor, Susan Long, who presented her with a beautiful desk set. Cbj Here Kathy Barker and Jerriann Elkins were presented charms for hard work and service to the MUSTANG by the sponsor, Mrs. Tom Jane Nowlin. fcj Susan Long, Mr. Mabry, Mrs. Chivers, and the entire staff began a delicious dinner with rib appetizers. 28 i