Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

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Cab Purity Dean shows a look of disgust as Mortimer Frothingham tries to persuade her to marry him. Cbj Cinderella, must you be so dumb? complains Fairy Godmother fMelenie Hubbardj. CCD Hark! Do I hear a knock? asks the stepmother CMary Hors- willj. Cdj See those eyes and that long nose? Cej Pam Murphy and Rick Remedes portray the char- acters of Immogene and E. Z. Pickins in Pure As The Driven Snow. Cfj Boy, for a Fairy God- mother I sure have it rough! Cgb The hotel guests ponder what to do about an abandoned baby dis- covered on the doorstep. 3 jk 9 2 . gl ' -www! s ylll W f. C. 'IIIIHIIIIU - . g .

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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.

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Power Clash on Ball Field Seeing the Juniors and Seniors pitted against one another is not uncommon. However the power struggle between the two classes climaxed this year in an unusual competition. The Sensuous Sen- iors were challenged by the Jun- ior Giants to meet on the football field in a fund raising Powder Puff game. To the elation of some and the dismay of others, the Seniors proved their superior- ity with a strong victory. Cal From the sidelines, Coach David Bartley and the Junior Giants anxiously watch the out- come of a crucial play. Cbj An unusual half-time entertainment was provided by members of the GHS Marching Band with an impromptu performance. 'W ,gf