Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

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.iff 1 ti. 'S if 1, an it , , sway-serum ,--iii W f. r fm C. Cab Mr. Bill McCluer dresses up as a rodeo clown. fbi Pam Mur- phy appears to be pretty good in goat tying. ich Gary Scott and Becky Yarbrough dress up as Indi- ans. Cdl Roane Ham poses as Red Devil. Cel Lou Ann Heth and Keith Grantham are named best dressed cowgirl and cowboy. Cfh Ricky Kirksey enters the wild cow milking contest.

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Dudes Array on West Day Western Day brought several sur- prises to GHS. The ordinarily quiet and lazy Student Commons was transformed into an explo- sive rodeo arena complete with goat tying and calf roping. The Dudes often found themselves in the pokey, and Indians were spotted lurking on the outskirts of the settlement. Contests of the day included cow milking, goat tying and calf rop- ing. Each competition gave seasoned rodeo hands, amateurs and a dar- ing Miss Frank a chance to show off skills.

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Heroes Foil illains The surest way for a drama class to plunge present day audiences into gales of riotous laughter and evoke prolonged and thunderous applause is to show them the pure and down-trodden heroine being pursued by the black-hearted vil- lain, and when she has fallen into the rascal's clutches, bring on the hero to foil the villain and rescue the heroine in the nick of time! Pure As The Driven Snow was such a play. And the drama II class performed it in its best melodramatic face. The Last Dress Rehearsal was also presented by the Drama Department. The dramatization of a dress rehearsal of Cinder- ella showed to the audience all the frustrations, bickering, and torments a cast experiences the night before a play.