Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1979 volume:

' - r- -;, ,;_. -y.y •■ i ' iy-)- i ' -V ' ' - - ' mim USTANG ' 79 _-) I j VJlJST NG[l979ji { Grapevine High School 1 rapevine, Texas Volume XLVII ' Photo: Donald Paiva IMAGES OF 1979 FALL ' S BRIGHTNESS BROUGHT US TOGETHER HOMECOMING ACTION GO, RED! HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS Attention was focused on the Mustang victory over Newman Smith, 27-6, and the crowning of Jerri Hutchison as Homecoming Queen. Excitement was obvious in the col- orful Mustang spirit. For the second year in a row, the Class of 79 emerged with a winning float! % WINTER ' S BLUE DIDN ' T GET JS DOWN SPRING BROUGHT SMILES AND LAUGHTER WHATEVER THE SEASON I ' hotijs: lill I ou lor, Brian BIdi k, Blako Gibson, Grant Pittard, Donald Paiva, and Paul Winsworth. WE DID IT OUR WAY Homecoming was] the season of activity. FRIDAYS = SPIRIT DAYS Say it loud and clear. With these words the cheerleaders brought us to our feet to yell for the Mighty Mustangs. On Friday mornings. Mustang nnania was everywhere: in the halls, in(side) the lockers, and in the gym. Here was the arena for showing our spirit. Go, Red, Go! GO! FIGHT! WIN! o c t ' i ; , ' :- ■ i V 1 . « i y- -i The Spanish Club held its sec- ond annual rock-a-thon at N.E. Mall. The purpose was to earn money for the convention at San Antonio. In all, 40 rockers held onto their seats from 6 a.m. to 12 a.m. To stay awake the rockers talked to bystanders and shoppers, played games, and lis- tened to music. Weary, but $900 richer, the estudiantes locos, gathered their blankets and assorted gear and lugged it back to Grapevine, vowing to avoid rocking chairs for at least a thousand years. G O B D A N Y a) C3P0. (b) Wind me up. (c) The Big Bad Wolfe. (f) The Laurel and Hardy of Grapevine High? STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (a) President Mark Mcllheran (b) Vice-President Sheila Hatfield (c) Secretary Robin Pierce (d) Treasurer Sheila Pound SENIOR MEMBERS Robin Pierce, Kimie Weaver, ' Steve Chappell, Kelly Gibson, Kristan Cranmer, Shelley Glass- cock, Lea Ann Lortz, Sheila Pound, Daria Norris, Cathy Evartt, Machele Myers, and Mark Mcllheran imPAl rigl SMf K _ _ fe A . j BL ZAI ' V 1 FRESHMAN MEMBERS David Glasscock, Jim T. Cain, Gordon Dawson, Dewey Bailey, Karen Mauldin, Skeeter Reeves, Barry Carter, Hix Hardy, and James Tussey SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Linda Neelley, Charia Snell, Brent Scaff, and Sherry Carter Katherine Tussey, Car- leen Tindell, Melinda White, Lezlie Jobe, and Jodie Turman MUSTANG PRIDE Among its dccomplishments, the Student Council organized elections, homecom- ing floats, and the bonfire; held several interesting assemblies, sponsored a blood drive, and succeeded in getting a salad bar for the cafeteria. Freshme i themselves at a beginning. We Are Mustangs Proud and True. We ' re the Class of ' 82. OFFICERS President: Dewey Bailey V. President; )im T. Cain Secretary: Debbie Wood Treasurer: Amy McGuttey Kevin Adams Andy Aldaco Micheal Anderson Mike Anderson Elmer Ball Elaine Barfield |oy Beck Robert Behrens F R E S H M E N Linda Berry Mary Berry Beth Bible F R E S H M E N Debbie Boclree Mike Boles Edward Bowen Carolyn Boyd Kevin BroRcion Tammy Brown John Briidi Kelly Buckerfield Kt ' 111 (kite I isj Biinielt Christine Bumji Uujra Burke rJ i Sherry Burke Greg Burns Steve Burton lames Cain Regina Campbell Scott Carpenter Todd Carpenter Tim Carter Kevin Cate Laura Chandler Cathy Christian [)onna Clark Bernard Clayton Timothy Click Lori Colburn Margaret Cole Ronald Cole Cheryl Collins Anthony Cordova F R E S H M E N F R E S H M E N rN-.4 Kathy Gotten Bradford Davis Micheal Davis Michelle Davis Sherri Davis Valarie Davis Gordon Dawson John Deal Pamela Dietrich Trey Dilley Tony Diomede Tamie Dorman Shelley Drake Dc ' bfjDutiv Ben Dyer Billy tasley Shav. ' M - Tammy Ezell Angela Falsey )amy Farris Micheal Fawcett Robin Fehmel Richard Fields Laurie Floyd KellieFox Didra Freeman Steven Freeman Alan Friend Eva Frigler F R E S H M E N Ruben Gallardo Rusty Garrett Fidel Garza Stephanie George F R E S H M E N Lady Ann Celts Lucretia Ciddon Melissa Cillhann Laura Gilliam David Glasscock Lori Glenn Julanne Gollehon lames Grable Michelle Graves Wesley Green Michelle Gunn Rusty Hall Vicki Hardage Hix Hardy lohnny Hardy David Harris Clint Hart Clint Harwe (well Susan Haskcw Billy Hatley Russell Hawkins Kellie Heathman Kurt Heithecker Anna Henry Cindy Henschel Dann Heun |ulie Hodges t lillHolden Laurie Holden Charlotte Hopkins Eric Home ToddHudiburg Doyle Hughes Leah Humphrey Susannah Hurdley F R E S H M E N David Hutchinson Laura Hyde Shelley Ingraham Deray Isbell (a) Kellie takes her machine seriously. (b) And th( n, the big bad wolf says . . . (c) Dewey shows off the freshman ' s best frienci from aulo body. (d) Wake up sleeping l eauty, (Skeeter)! i k. 1 L J mfp - Jh - Sp h ! -« « — i ff 5 fl (a) Don ' t shoot! ( ) You think so? (c) Please don ' t make her brown eyes blue. F R E S H M E N Cina Isbell Kay Jacobs Linda lames Kim ledrusiak Robin Johnson Stewart Johnson Jennifer Jones Dawn Junker Gma Kahn Patrick Kelley Tma Kahn Debbie Kedzierski DeeDee Keener Dean Kellum Stacy Kelly Lorrie King Kim Kirklanti Todd Kirkland Kristi Klinl Theron Kohernus Carrell Kozak Rhonda Kraft Nora Lambert David Lane Keith Lewis Tony Linthicum Angela Locker Cwen Lockhead F R E S H M E N Tracy Marden Denise Mdrsh Neda Martinez Karen Mauldin F R E S H M E N Becky McCaughy Laura McDaniel Larry McCinnis Amy McCuffey Holly Mcllheran Jennifer McMurtray David McNabb Laura Mendo? Doug Meyer Lori Michael David Middleton Michele Miether KenntMh Miller Roger Miller lonia Miller Carlotta Min ard J -« ki T tf r Chu( k Mooneyham Charles Moore Csnthi.iWoore D.md t rs ?)dr fe ' 5 leff Neely Dean Nelson )eff Nicholson Toni Nicol David Norman Keith Norris Phil Oldham Ronna Orr Lori Owens Cathy Owston David Pair John Pate Paul Patton Carey Pearson Benny Perry Frank Pesina Sarah Petty Phil Phillippe « r Douglas Phillips F R E S H M E N Kirk Poe F R E S H M E N Todd Porter Terry Pot h Terri Presley Lenny Province Kathy Rhodes Ronee Robertson Mindy Roberts )olene Robertson Ktiond.i Kdhmson lanics Rtjgcrs lee Rogers Stephen Komine lohnny Rousseau Chan(Ji Rudol Greg Rushing Richard Russell 1 ps= - m 0 w fl! f ' ' r - Fl rl- iBr Hfe. J fllH Britt Ryan Mike Ryan Lynn Schmitz Andy Schubert Leona Shaw Ronald Sildas Alicia Silvus Todd Sinkler F R E S H M E N Kelly Smith Mark Smith Annette Sparks F R E S H M E N Keith Spradling Kevin Stacy David Stearns Rhonda Steele Kurt Stellmach Kim Stonecipher Shelia Stovve Randy Street lolene Sutton David Svvaim Kathy Taber Scott Tanner Cherlye Taylor Doniu I avior Rae Tavlor Randy Thompson Shcri Thompson Bill Ihweat Robert Tinkis Sieve Ikadkx Tammie Vance Keasha Varner leanine Vaughan eff Vincent Cynthia Ward Sheri Wallen Mike Waters Leslie Weikel Rebecca Wellman Mike West Tom Westerman F R E S H M E N Paul White layson Whilmire Pat Whitsel Donald Widner F R E S H M E N ■■■a Michael Wilderspin Lena Wilkerson Annette Willard Sheila Willard D ' Anne Williams Mark Wilson DwightWmton Tommy Woltc Debbie Wood Nona Wooster Bryan Wyly Missy Yeager Lori Yocs Rex Young Tammy Young 1 I Nina Youngberg V I ori lId imiin ' tman Rii harti ioIht 3r =5 iUiE != ' fc Buster Copp Mathematics Sandra Daniels Mary Ann Duwe Mathematics Art Terry Forga Science Ruth Hawkins Child Care JimHill Science Carol Laux Mathematics Larry Oliver Mathematics Clifford Schaefer Electrical Trades F R E S H M E N t t design: i )iane W ;)od Mike Ziober WE IN STRIFE BEWIL ' DERED The Mustangs accomplished much this season, but fell frustratingly short of the playoffs. Grapevine l)eat every team it played both statistically and physically, but three times was denied the satisfaction of victory. The team completely dominated its old 3A-5 opponents in the first four games and then beat 4A Newman-Smith in the homecoming game. Yet, the Mustangs began to stuml)le in their first zone game against Rockwall when they were plagued by penalties and mistakes. In the next game against Bonham, the Mustangs had similar problems, making playoff possibilities bleak. Neverthe- less, the Mustangs showed their true ability and charac- ter against 5th ranked Gainesville, and became the only GHS team ever to beat the Leopards. All championship hopes were shattered in the game at McKinney when the Lions intercepted a last-minute pass and ran the ball back for the winning touchdown. Undaunted, the Mus- tangs came back to defeat Terrell, ending with a 7-3 sea- son. H H V H  ! H ■ ' -flfc M B K ' . ••■ -. s  . , - - %-•♦ , - ► ' ■ OCKWALL14 — GV7 :eller6 -, , .„_„ .,, Costly mistakes and untimely penalties Mustangs open the 1978 season with over . ' uka, ■ .u ■ . ,„ f , cc trip up tr e Mustangs m the first zone 400 yards total offense. - -■ ' — 1 CASTLEBERRY 6 — GV 35 BONHAM 21 — GV 14 Mustang offense and defense combine to The speedy Warriors slip past the dominate the Lions throughout the game. Mustangs for the second zone loss. BOSWELL7 — GV32 The Mustangs crush the Pioneers who went on to win District 3A-5, GAINESVILLE6 — GV13 The Mustangs rally to defeat the 5th ranked Leopards. EVERMANO — GV32 Mustangs continue to roll over 3A-5 opponents with this defeat of the Bulldogs. % McKINNEY28 — GV26 A last minute interception takes the game and playoff possil)ilities from the Mustangs. S ' A -- W 1 NEWMAN SMITH 6 — GV27 TERRELL 6 — GV 28 Mustangs overwhelm the 4-A Trojans m Mustangs come back trom a l mhLivnv oming game. disappointing loss to defeat the Tigers (a) Greg Morgan and Sam Tarrant mob Richard Maddux after a fumble recovery. (b) The Mustangs. (c) In the trenches. (d) All right guys, I know that contact is down here somewhere. (e) Warren Albrecht with a downfield block. . . . . . - J.V. SHOWS ABILITY The Junior Varsity showed potential by amassing a 7-3 record under the guidance of Coach Richard Tyner. Although the team was generally young and inexperienced, character and desire helped them to overcome their more seasoned opponents. It ' s really tough to keep a good attitude when you play on the J.V., said Coach Tyner. You receive little recognition and have to practice against the Varsity. But this team really put it together and came out with a good season. Junior Varsity We They 14 Keller 21 Castleberry 12 12 Boswell 8 21 Everman 7 14 Newman Smith 15 14 Rockwall 36 35 Bonham Gainesville 14 28 McKinney 20 37 Terrell 17 J ' (a) David Tennyson scores against Castleberry. (b) Coach Tyner (c) Joe Hill and Don Darby kick off. (d) J.V. Mustangs Top row — R. Robbins, K. Henson, D. Neece, V. Torres, J. Nelson, J. Hill, K. Marceau, C Cain, R. Halstead, R. Herring, D. Freisen; 2nd row — G. Tanner, T. Schroeder, B. Scaff, D. Wilson, M. Sinkler, R. Scott, T. Dobbs, M. McLain, C. Kinney, B. McComas, T. Anglin; 3rd row — R. Tyner, T. Mason, W. Albrecht, K. Frizzell, H, Knight, L. Wilkinson, J. Johnson, S. Springer, C Walpole, M. Dees; 4th row — L. Ezell, S. Cooke, P. Neely, S. Rudel, R. Wylie, D. Dietrich, D. Darby, D. Tennyson, J. West. FRESHMEN WIN ZONE The Freshmen showed promise in compiling a 7-2 sea- son record and the best record in the North Zone. Size, depth, and attitude contributed to the winning season. We had a very good attitude, said Coach Forga. The team was willing to work hard and was eager to learn. This team has had a winning tradition, and I look for them to develop into a really strong team in the future. The team ' s only zone loss was at Gainesville where the Mustangs made a come-from-behind touchdown in the final seconds to close the score 21-22. The Mustangs attempted a two-point conversion for the win but came up short. The hard fought game was a good example of the team ' s spirit and determination. Freshman Football H We 22 Keller % ym 28 Castleberry i| g| I ' 18 Boswell T 1 8 Everman 12 27 Rockwall 8 24 Bonham 12 21 Gainesville 22 ]4 McKinney 12 12 Terrell (i (a) Barry Carter closes in on the official. (c) Freshmen disco down. Top row: M. West, M. Anderson, C. Hart, N. Baisden, T. Porter, G. Dawson, T. Dilley, K Gate, D. Phillips, D. Glasscock, D. Scott, T. Westernnan; 2nd row: D. Nelson, J. Tussey, J Brudi, G. Curtis, C. Moore, D. Widner, C. Stellmach, H. Hardy, R. Behrens, K. Marceau, K Heithecker, D. Pair; 3rd row: Coach Hill, J. Cain, T. Wolf, J. Lawrence, T. Sinkler, B Thweatt, R. Blacknnan, S. Tkadlee, D. Bailey, B. Boykin, Coach Forga; 4th row: P. Turner, B Carter, D. Swaim, B. Hatley, B. Wyly, D. Norman, R. Blazek, M. Wilderspin, C. Harwell, L Provence, D. Heun, Manager D. Dener; 5th row: R. Street, P. Phillipe, L. Mendoza, E Arthur, S. Reeves, R. Ziober COMPLETE LANDSCAPING McCLENDON NURSERY, INC. Trimming Spraying Crass Sodding 2505 Hall Road 283-5681 PLANTS • SOD • SPRAY • TRIM SAM ' S NURSERY 283-1957 Pool Drive Colleyvi lie, Texas WESTERN AUTO CHARLES W.WOOD 337 Main Street — 488-8811 Grapevine, Texas YAMAHA INTERNAIiONAL CORPORATION 481 -1 223 311 East N.W. Hwy. Sales Manager, Machael Lovell RICHARD ' S AUTO BODY SHOP Richard Argraves — Owner 324 E.Dallas Road 481-2211 COLLEYVILLE AUTO PARTS 4608 Colleyville Blvd. 281-8122 INSURING GRAPEVINE SINCE 1917! THE YANCEY AGENCY 1304 South Main — Suite 100 - Grapevine, Texas 76051 481 -3595 AMERICAN BANK OF COMMERCE 12()SS. Main Street Grapevine 488-7516 MIKE DAVIS STATE FARM INSURANCE 100 Main Res. 488-8477 Bus. 481 5548 HOLIDAY CARPETS 316 Main Grapevine, TX 76051 Buddy Carlile Bus. 481-3920 Res. 481-2446 Slim Oliver Bus. 481-3920 Res. 488-9419 Dennis ELECTRIC Company nc. Residential — Commercial Dennis Roberts 481-1508 ri8 W. Dallas Road Grapevine, Texas DEARING TEXACO 1106 West North West Highway 488-8422 M.C. Dearing if NU-WAY DISTR BUTORS Hwy. 157 and Glade Rd. Tmes o RATLIFF RON WORKS MATERIAL HANDLING STEEL FABRICATION ERECTION Colleyville Bus. 498-2417 Res. 488-9901 MLI AL BU LDINGCORP. Congratulations Class of 1979 VARSITY SUCCEEDED The Varsity topped off a successful season by capturing the 6-AAA North Zone Champion- ship. The Varsity ' s record for the season was 17, 7, finishing 8-0 in district. The )V record for the year was 17-3. The Freshmen finished the year with a 12-3 record. (a) May the Force be with you. (b) KungFu? (a) (a) The team regroups. (b) Chelle Wolfe sets up a spike. (c) Top row: Diana Byrnes, Monica Lacey, Machele Myers, Heidi Hudler; Middle row: Teressa Loftin, Shelley Simpson, Terri Ziober; Bottom row: Leslie Bar- nett, Mechelle Wolfe. (a) Heidi and Terri practice the Saturday night disco. (b) Follow the bouncing bal t .u HtU ' - - „„ C88(I-00G5 a) Bowling for dollars? (b) Debby Duffy gives the team a hand. (c) Machele Myers measures the net. PACEMAKERS fop row: G. (Tavis, C. BarhiWrTTHoTTljs, B ' lVTc ' Ph rson, S. XfTCee, D. Myers, C. O vetz; Middle row: G. Pittard, I). Byrnes, ). Cage, I. Homphrev, K. Stacy, S. Gavoso, Meyers; Bottom row: S. Humphrey, P. Triblile, D Barnard, Coach Rupprecht Davis, M. AndfTson, M. Gilham The Cross Country teams were somewhat hampered this year by having only a few start- ers from last year; ten boys and one girl. Nev- ertheless both teams did well. The boys were fifth in Regionals; the girls, seventh. Two runners, Curtis Barnard and Diana Byrnes made it to the State meet, where Barnard placed fifty-third and Diana placed tenth, a position which put her on the All-State team. ' WM VARSli, V w W ' Jill Fowler imm fc Lorrie Jobe w fQH HH Da rice H ' DeArmond H i Natalie Hodges ReneeHIII r Leslie Allgood vl Dona Vasquez e [jjp ■ KathyCranmer SPIRIT m eingac natter of yei i e screamii I one ' s ftin§ , e Jrills, hours of practice, Amy M( Gulfepf-mren Mauldl phrey, Tammr oung, Rona brf, Kelly ' BuckertTekl and Laura Giiliatn JiMli FILLIES HAD A SPECIAL The high-stepping, competition winning members of the drill team included K. Jenkins, C. Evartt, G. Clayton, L. Lortz, S. Ackley,V.Tindell, M.White, C Pratt, T. Kelley, ). Pierce, Crystal Clark, K. Miears, R. Winfrey, K.Kirby,L. Beard, S. Van Noy, E. Torres, S. Hoover, C. Husbands, A. Hayes, L.Oldham, L.Volk,S. Glasscock, T. Estill, C. Pierce, D. Heckman, B. Irvin, L. Jordan, K. Beard. ELAN! BAND WAS Under the combined direction of Ben Gollehon and On Major Carolyn Roper the Mustang Marching Band becat the first award winning band at Grapevine in thirteen yea They were number one in UIL competition and number o with the fans who saw and heard them at pep rallies and tootball games. Their precision marching and excelle tnusicianship helped increase our Mustang pride and schc spirit. NUMBER1 Four foreign exchange students shared our experiences and made our lives richer: Bernard LeClercq, from Belgium, Virve Kallio and Hannu Joona from Finland, and Chris Meltl from Germany. In addition Kristan Cranmer spent a summer in Denmark, and the members of Interact were involved in community action projects. NTERACTION The FTA promoted the teaching profession by providing hands-on expe- rience in our public schools. OFFICERS President: Tammy Bene- dict; Vice-President: Sher- rie Carter; Treasurer: Sharon Davis; Parliamen- tarian: Atoya Kelly; Reporter: Janet Wright; Historian: Nancy Doug- lass. ACTIVITIES sold spirit flowers and Mustang pennants, taught in area schools, attended State Convention. (a) Laun tnacie a long walk (I)) Rhuelen and his Grand Champion. Dallas Cowboys concession stand New member party Homecoming parade entry Goblin Day booths Crystal ' s Christmas party gifts to shut-ins Valentine carnations St. Patrick ' s Day Dance (proceeds to March of Dimes RODEO CLUB DEBATE AND THESPIANS ' M |S NOWMBniL ♦ mi Back row: Mrs. Allcorn, Miss Laux, K. Muir, D. Middlifton, S. Burke, S. Haskew, J. Andrews, J. Bain, T. Benedict, M. Van Hong . Fields, D. Duffy, L. Jortlan, L Hazard S. Hoover; front row: S. Warnken, K. Anderson, J. Haskew, B. EkIuncJ, G. Clayton, T. Kelley, D. Milner f . 1 4 M jjt n tjf wukA BOB TAYLOR REAL ESTATE Dallas Road 481-3591 Bob Taylor 481-3187 ROSE MARIE ' S CLOTHING OUTLET leans are our specialty. Corner of 157 and 121 Grapevine, TX 481-5840 WANDA ' S HOUSE OF GIFTS Music Boxes Glassware China Cut Glass 322 Main, Grapevine 488-7872 FAMILY HAIR CENTER Individual hair designs for men and women Regular Barber Service 324 Mam Street, Grapevine, TX 481-4015 CENTURY 21 TWO LOCATIONS Grapevine Realty 200 S. Mam 481-5511 Bill Hudson, Mgr. C V. Realty 5005CollevAilleBKd. 498-2600 lean Ziober, Mgr. We ' re National But Neighborly PAYTON-WRIGHT FORD Sales Rent Cars Parts Service Body Shop Wrecker 481-3531 506 E. Northwest Highway Grapevine Gilliams City Drug Revlon and Max-Factor Cosmetics Jewelry Pangburn ' s Candy Prescriptions (Homeof Gill ' s Pills) 406 Main PARKER FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings Serving this area over 40 yrs. Phone 481 -11 71 Two Tennis Club Room Singles and Roorima 1, 2, and 3 Bedroom LUXURY 2913 Mustang Dr. RTMENTS 481-1554 TP L ' s Saving Tips on Electric Air Conditioning 1 . Set thermostat on 78 or higher. 2 Have equipment checked seasonally by qualified servicemen. 3 Check filter every 30 days. Clean or replace. 4. Proper home installation keeps heat out, cuts energy use. 5 Weatherstrip doors and windows. THE BOOK SHELF New and used books Buy — sell — trade CERAMICS — lEWELRY — PAINTINGS Used Paperbacks — 50% off Bestsellers — 10% off Bring in your paperbacks for trade credit Hours — 10:00-6:00 — M.T.W. F. 10:00-7:00 — Thurs. 5123 Colleyville Blvd. Phone 281-8494 93 PEBBLE BROOK PROPERTIES Builders of Quality Homes P.O. Box 408 Bus. — 488-01 1 3 Grapevine Home — 481-3420 « PICTURE FRAMES for all occasions B B FRAME SHOP 216 E.Worth Street Grapevine, Texas 76051 Bob Barbara Shop 488-7265 England Home 817 467-0438 Josten ' s WORLD ' S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF CLASS RINGS Supplier of Graduation Announcements, Diplomas, Caps and Gowns, and Awards. Les Pollock Local Representative GRAPEVINE PUBLISHING CO. Publishers of The GRAPEVINE NEWS- ADVERTISER Anti GRAPEVINE SUN Covering the Grapevine area with news of your home town! 332 S. Main St. L T ' . UJ UJ UJ i 5 Ki ' 5 - % -ts o ?- ■ f ..  ' H c.-fr . . .. ' v-: :iM Winter was a i-- - J M season to enjoy. BRRR! BRRR Winter was coid, wet, icy, and sometimes dreary. Everywhere, coats, gloves, sweaters, and breath turning to fog in the morning air. Icicles seldom hung by the wall. Neither did we. We huddled together or stood alone in the sun. We were strong in the ' belief that spring would come. RICK If rock was big in the 50 ' s, it was even bigger on January 17 when Rick Presley cajoled the stu- dent body into beconn- ing a group of scream- ing rock and roll fans. Even the faculty was forced into action, and certain students felt the call to perfornn. Well, as someone said, music hath charm. ROCK EiiM QE w H ' fli ' H B Tr- X, — - 1 HIVv l M m H BI BH R ' ' 1 ■ KtHrwi ' 1 n M - ■ 1 I F- B j • ■. ; .■■.•?■ ' .. -J r Y F ' -l fl V • f k k 1 (b) Looking for trouble?! (c) Dream on, Greg. (d) Court jesters and King? (e) Ah, a teddy bear. (f) Glory, glory, hallelujah. CUPID DANCED (d) Swing your partner. e) Don ' t forget to exhale. LIVE, IN CONCERT We were forlunal( to have a variety ot top ro( k groups in the area. Our enthusiasm ran high. Sell-out crowds, watched and listened to the powerful, electric, mind-blowing performances of various popular artists, incluciing Ted Nugent, Freddie Mercury, and Alice Cooper. Nights like these were a big part of the good limes of 1979. V- ' 1 O i r.:? ! ' ' ON A SILVER SCREEN S(im( stills from films and programs wo tound cnh-rlaining, or amusing, somiM imcs ama ing, and hcliovc It or not, even thought [provoking. ■ SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE IKN WIIK H W A IU_ OOSf Sophomores and Juniors felt a camaraderie We Have Spirit. We Have Fun. We ' re the Class of 81 OFFICERS President: Kevin Henson jimmy Abies Weldon Adams Billy Adkins Larry Akard ohnAlbritton Brantley Allen lames Anderson Kathleen Anderson s o p H O M O R E S Don Banard Cindy Barnhill Mark Bass Diane Bayer 113 s o p H O M O R E S Chark s Bris( oe Dana Brown lulia Brciun Paul Buckley locMkjt kncr MicholleBuras Su annc Burns suu e Burton f rank Cani[)l)( ' ll Kljsm ' II ( ain(iht ' ll C hrisu ht l C arilona loinCarlole i ik.- i- . Sherrie Carter Randy Cass Connie Chappell Mike Cheatham Robin Cooper Linda Cjjttcn irnmv Cheek Karolyn Cheek Chris Choate Wendall Clark -TV Christi Collins [Darryl Collins Kyle Cook Shaun Cooke (Denver Cox Lisa Cox s o p H O M O R E S Shelly Craig Kalhv Crdnincr Carlleen Curtis Tammy Daniel s o p H O M O R E S David Darby Shelly Davis Darice DeArmond Mindy Decker Mil hael Dees David DeKraker Cindy Dick Tim Dobbs Tom Dobecka Sue Dornberger Amber Duncan Terry Edwards Brcnda (klund Betty Llliott Pam Eubanks larr F7ell l.inclade Don Falsey Renee Fehniel Gregg Fricke 1 ■ . Robert Garcia Kyle Garner JayCarris Roxanna George lulieGodbey Karen Cooch Vicki Goodrum Marti Gray s o p H O M O R E S Lisa Grimm Vivian Grundy Terry Haberzettle Kurt Ha s o p H O M O R E S Denisp Hebert [5annv Heim ke inH( nsDn U lonev Hcnson ilMiihhs Nalalio Ho(i ;i KuchU-n Hoil son OounHoidk Kathy Keefe Diane Kcnnemer r ' I 19 _! 1 I H3 1 (a) No, I don ' t know. (1)) I think I know. (( ) He really does. (d) Can this really be love? SOPHS REALLY WERE SOPH-MORIC (b) Right on target! c) She ' s making eyes at me. s o p H O M O R E S Chuck kinney Kerri Kirby DaMcl Kitm ht |mimv kliever Brian Kriesman Don Lacy Vance Lade] Sam Lee i - ' v.- .-. mm. m j Tina Lee Tina Leggett Billy Le Wasters Dennis | Kingston l)()yl( Locker Laura Locker Susan ycElroy Kevin 1arceau 1 .iuia WaishdII Shan d narii -ManMass k hael i daughy Shannon McCallum Charlie MrClendon Bryan McComas Clinton McCoy Caria McWaters Kelly Meyer Karen Miears Chip Miller Mark Miller Wendy Miller Jesse Mooneyham Kristy Moore s o p H O M O R E S Tammy Morns Travis Morrison Steve Moser Lea Ann Mosl( y s o p H O M O R E S Randy Nash Paul Nauert l avid Neere Linda Neelley Paul Neely lames Nelms lames Nelson Lori Norwood -i. l Diane Novak Craig Odom Darrel O ' Neal Susan Pearson Kelly Peterson lulie Pierc v Hean Punsol N.t Qiiino Tony Raulerson Michael Rayburn Rick Reid Mike Repp Donna Ridgeway Shari Roach Robbie Rabbins Kerry Rodgers f iT ' Marcie Roller Marti Rose Cindy Roush Laura Rowden Tony Ruckel Tammy Russell Brent Scaff Ricky Scott s o p H O M O R E S Brent Shadcien Amanda Shelton Tim Shirley Marie Sides s o p H O M O R E S Yvonne Simmons Derek Simpson Stacey Slovak Sherry Smith vim cjt ' Charia Snell Kariann Sokulsky Diane Spanjers Monica Sparks Ricky Sparks David Stovall Melissa Stowe Robert Sustaita limmy Svvearingin Mit( hell Suinciell DeanneSwope K ' .:; loer K Tom Taylor Dave Tennyson Stolt Ihompson 1ike Ihomfison Ricky Thompson Eileen Torres Paul Tribble Craig Turman Tern Turner Wayne VanBuren Dona Vasquez Doug Vaughan Nick Vester Wendy Voss Pat Ward Vic Ware Don Washburn •)- i - ' « 7i%: Mir, Charles Weddle Dollv Weeks Cindy Welckle s o p H O M O R E S jimmy While Kalhy While )immy Wilcox s o p H O M O R E S Carrie Williams David Wilson MarkWilsori Rachel Winfrey leanneWise Chris Wright 4- Shawnee Wright Tamnn U ani Vicki jnt t.ina Noungtierg Kathy Baze Occupations DonCupps Lucille Ham Science Resource Richard Tyner Social Studies s o p H O M O R E S NATIONAL BUILDING CENTERS Lloyd Craves Manager 701 South Main Grapevine, Texas 76051 ' Complete Building Service ' Office (817) 481-2132 Res. (817)488-8080 REGIONAL OFFICE SUPPLY Rubber Stamps Business Cards Name Plates Machines Printing Machine Repairs 422 Main Street 481-3771 481- 973 MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY Cars — Trucks — Tractors Automotive Parts Wholesale Retail 213E. N.W. Hwy. 481-3511 GUEST HOME FURNISHINGS 419 Main Grapevine 481-1031 Custom BuikJers Commercial — Residential Remodeling Developers — Oak Creek Estates WRIGHT CONSTRUCIION CO. INC 2511 Tangleudod Grapin ine, Texas Ottue — 481 JSM4 Where People Make the Difference FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GRAPEVINE 481-2531 14fXJS.MainStr( oi JAMESON ' S PHARMACY Prescriptions We Deliver Mack Jameson R.Ph. EdVacula R.Ph. Al Simmons R.Ph. }()9Mam 481-1561 ROYAL ' DRIVE-IN SHRIMP BURGERS BAR-B-Q h F. N.VV. Hwy Grapevine 488-(X)12 OFFICERS B flUn 3 B p| FTJ JtJjL 1 1 We ' re the Best and That ' s No Maybe. We ' re the Class of 1980, OFFICERS President; Allen Martin V. 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Colleyville, Texas 76034 art design: Diane Wood Mike Ziober VARSITY CAGERS SHOWED IMPROVEMENT The varsity began the year with few seasoned players and an abundance of youth. The team ' s inexperience was evident in the first seven games, five of which were lost by less than three points. The team began to jell when they entered zone play. The Mustangs defeated every team in their zone except McKinney. The Mustangs chances were dashed on February 2, when the McKinney Lions edged Grapevine 77-71 despite Brian Stephens ' 31 points, the most points scored by a Mustang player during the season. (a) Tim patiently runs the Mustang offense. (b) Brian passes off to an open teammate. (c) George looks for an opening. (d) Dave Norris shoots up. (e) Steven White scores another two for the Mustangs. (f) Little man climbs to the top. 157 (a) Jon Ayers doing the soft- shoe. (b) Sam goes up for two nnore. (c) Greg learns the bump. (d) Mike pulls up for a shot against Bonham (3) Dave gets the gum off his shoe. --. (a) I ML y 1 (a) Bottom row: James Farris, Steve Bloomer, Victor Brewer, Paul Neely, Kevin Frizzed- Top row: Wayne Van Buren, Kyle Garner, Danny Binkert, James Nelson, Chris Choate, Billy Affleck, Mark Hammonds. (b) Billy goes up for a jump shot. VARSITY WAS OVERPOWERED Varsity had a disappointing year with a record of 9-27. The team was not lacking in ability. They had a good chance to win district, but lost several games with just seconds on the clock. However, the team did not go unrewarded, Leanne Cunter received All-District 2nd team. Honorable mention went to Diana Byrnes, LaNiece Owen, and Vanessa Davis. (a) Fastbreak (b) Snell shows good passing form. (c) Sheila shoots for two Top row: S. Carter (manager), T. Sutton, S. Davis, C. Collins, C. Snell, P. Eubanks, L. Neelley (manager). Coach Wingo; Bottom row: L. Cox, H. Decker, V. Yant, D. Arringlon, E. Tor- res, L. Mosely, K. Gayoso, not pictured M. Lacey. Top row; L. Floyd, K. Maulden, K. Taber, L. Schmitz, S. Ransopher, R. Orr, D. Duffy, S.Stowe, Coach Carl; Middle row: M. Davis, D. Acosta, K. Fox, K. Seitz, C. Bump, L. Gilliam, M. Gillham, T. Young; Bottom row: M. Yeager (manager), D. Marsh, K. Klint, T. Nicol, A. McGuffey, T. Ezell, K. Kirkland (manager). GOLF SWINGS Led by the outstanding performances of junior Mike Hogarth and sophomore Kevin Frizzel, the golf team completed what had to be seen as a successful year by Coach Rob Wylie. The team, consisti ng of Billy Pruitt, Lance Gilliam, Mike Hogarth, George Clerihew, Steve Carlin, Kevin Frizzell, and Charlie Weddle placed first in the Rockwall and Grapevine tournaments, second in the Bonham and Gainesville tournaments and third in the McKinney tourney. Mike Hogarth was the only district medalist with Kevin Frizzel tying for zone medalist. ' 402 E. N.W. Hwy. 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Winners in the regional and state contests were Debbie Kennemer, Doug Mapel, Kristan Cranmer, Kimie Weaver, Kelly Gibson, Alicia Dunn, Carleen Tindell, and Mark Mcllheran. CLUB MEMBERS Carlleen Curtis, Mike DeVasher, Alicia Dunn, Kelly Gibson, Debbie Ken- nemer, Kristan Cranmer, Doug Mapel, Pete Mc- Cullough, Mark Mcll- heran, Carleen Tindell, Kimie Weaver, Julie Sebesta, John Pillow, Sharon Gayoso, Vanessa Davis, Danny Heim, Dann Heun, [3avid Glasscock, Clint Hart, and Bryan Wyly. CLUB OFFICERS President: Mark Mcll- heran, Vice-President: Doug Mapel, Secretary: Elizabeth Ray, Treasurer: W. H. Blumenthal l i NT STATE-CONTEST WINNING (a) 2nd year students perform Latin comedy. (b) Goblin Day spook house in preparation. (c) The Latin Club celebrates the Ides of March with a 6-foot submarine sandwich. N.H.S. The National Honor Society had a busy year. They sponsored the Thanksgiving food baskets, challenged the faculty and Student Council in a charity volleyball game to collect Christmas toys for needy children, and sold candy canes. They also sponsored a Santa Claus the week before Christmas vacation and caroled in the commons. In April, twenty-nine new members were inducted. All the senior members had a luncheon at the Buckboard Restaurant. (a) Diana Byrnes robes up at induction of new members. (b) Randy Wilkinson suffers from a case of volleyball elbow. (c) Tammy Benedict gives a speech about scholarship. (d) National Honor Society members — Back row: Mrs. Hardin, Lea Ann Lortz, Alicia Dunn, Trina Scaff, Randy Wilkinson, Crystal Clark, Steve Chappell, Kelly Gibson, Tammy Benedict, Bill Pruitt, Jana Alford, Toni Hoffman, Ann Gordon, Randy Sinclair, Nancy James, Steve Miller; Second row: Sharon Gayoso, Kristan Cranmer, Carolyn Roper, Shelley Simpson, Lorrie )obe, Cathy Evartt, Mike Hendrix; not pictured: Machele Myers, Daria Norris, Kristina Beard, Jill Fowler, Diane Milner, Debbie Kennemer (e) Officers: Robin Pierce, Kimie Weaver, Sheila Pound, Shelley Glasscock. CHORAL MUSIC The Choirs were very suc- cessful. In the UIL contest at UTA, Chorale received a first division rating. A capella received a second division rating. A capella also traveled to Galveston where the group received a second division rating. Back row: L. Evans, C. Oravetz, C. Anderson; middle rov : ). McNeill, R. Strehlow, T. Humphrey; front row: K. Beard, D. Baker, L. Eaton etz, [Nunn( bun, jk BearcllR. Kid(L«. PJir)rB. StaWlee, Garris JC. Am phref?J. McnIiII; second row: D. No ris,.R. Strehlow, T. Carlisle, D. ' Bafl L. Evans, K. Surley, L. Jones, D. Milner, C. Curtis; front row: j. Turmarf; Carter, C. Callegos, A. Cahill, S. Cashion, W. Thompson, D. Kedzierskid Kelly, L. Eaton, Director: Mr. Miller I Back row: C. Pierce, L. Asher, S. Hatfield, P. Armstrong, G. Gholson, L. Beard; Middle row: R. Robison, K. Hill, K, Moore, T. Leggett, M. Graves, W. Voss, Mr. Miller; front row: C. Cot- ten, M. Stowe, T. Morris, K. Rhodes, M. Davis, D. Herbert Back row: L. James, L. Parker, J. Hawkins, L. Owens, K. Kirkland, M. Yeager; middle row: C. Bump, M. Gunn, S. Warren, j. Gollehon, M. Brentham, ). Pierce; front row: D. Baker, B. Bible, L. Burke, T. Nicol, D. Leazure FIRST DIVISION SOLOS (a) Soloists: L. Asher, I Sutton, L. Jones, D Kedseriski. (b) Soloists: C. Curtis, C Anderson, W Thompson, S. Cash ion, ). McNeill. (c) Accompanists: L Venable, J. McNeill D. Norris, L. Eaton (not pictured) P Armstrong. FIRST DIVISION ENSEMBLES (a) Class 2 Ensembles: R. Robison, K. Kirkland, T. Nicol, K. Gotten. (b) T. Humphrey, R. Strehlow, L. Eaton, (not pictured) C. Gallegos. (c) D. Baker, L. Jones, C. Curtis, L. lordan. A NEW HOME At the end of marching season, a hardy tribe moved into a new music hall, equipped and arranged to accommodate the growing pains of the biggest band we have ever had. Stage Band Members: K. Lovell, |. Godbey, R. Hendrix, M. Edwards, C. Roper, L. Eaton, C. Marden, B.Allen, R. Fehmel, Rene Fehmel, R. Reid, F.Campbell, J. Blackwell, J. Norton, Rogers, R. Cass, K. Rodgers, M. Repp, D. Bush, D. Bayer, M. Weston, B. Easley. BAND STATE Drummers: )ohnny Jones, Graham Easterling, Don Pai a, Sto e Asher, CarciKfi Roper, Mark Edwards, )ulie Godbey, Tim Shirley FINALISTS UIL Sev( ral students met [hv challenge of the District UIL Contest at Ceciar Valley Col- lege in Lancaster. Of these stucJents, four advanced to the Regional contest by plac ing in hv top three in their event at District. Krislan Cranmer and Diane Pur- vin placed in the Regional contest, and went to the State contest in newswriting and spelling, respectively. Earlier, the Competition Drama class won first place in Zone and from the cast Mark Green, Kimi( Weaver and Sheila Pound rec eived honors. (a) Dian( Purvin — Spelling; Kimie WcMvcr — Pc rsuasive Speaking, Fea- ture Writing; Kristan Cranmer — Newswriting; Carleen Tindell — S[)c lling (I)) North Zone One-Act Play Winners Mark Green — Best actor; Sheila Pounci — All-Star Cast; Kimie Weaver — All-Star Cast S ' trtani 1978 SPECIAL EDITION 1979 |(tf ljrt ir, SU ' ( Chappell, Curtis Barnard, Arroll lotfcoat, Bill Pruitt, ark Grin n, Doug Mapcl, lorn Anderson, Mike Hendrix, Greg Vance, Susan Van Noy, Kathy Deupree, Andrea Poth, Eddie Talley, Karrianne Sokulsky, Sherry Morgeson, Gerrie Gholsen, Kristan Cranmer, Weldon Adams, Machc le Myers, Robin Pi( rce, Vanessa lindell. CU II ( )ra et7, Sand Steele, Kimie Weaver, Sheila Pound, Diane Milner. M 1 ■i i}! 1 M tx i3 _ -.42 d i ■ ■ The MANESTREAM is the ocxasional stucient newspa- per. Employing all the techni- ques of a city paper, the staff writes its own copy, clev( lops its own pictures, (iesigns its (jwn lay-outs, and does the d( tual printing. 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Hwy. 488-7812 ' vi,. . rf THINGS Projects WELL Term Papers ohn Pillow was the big winner in history with his film about Grapevine. Leslie Chatwell was ready for the show. DONE Exhibits K( rry Rodgers, David Middleton and )eff Jones were among the Science Fair winners. CAVE CAT, AWINNER Cave Cat, a satire by Fred Ainsvvorth, was our first contest play to advance to district in the last five years. The characters were such felines as lions, tigers, and leopards. They epitomized humanity and its frailties. Stars of the production were Mark Green, voted best actor; Kimie Weaver and Sheila Pound were named to the all-star cast. ■r ?,: ;. t _ (a) David Stovall as Ziggy the Tiger. (h) Sheila Pound and Kimie Weaver as Zelma and Zula. (c) A winning combination. (d) Portraying the part as female lions, Karianne Sokulsky and Cathy Evartt. (e) Mark Green as the Cave Cat, and Mark Smouse as Papa Lion. The Choirs, with the help of the Fillies, put together a variety show which included solos and groups. The show was a success, and the choir raised enough money for its trip to Galveston, where the group participated in the Southwest Choral Contest. (a) Yes sir, that ' s nny baby! (b) Hiccup! (c) Floy-doy (d) I think I ' m going to be sick. VARIETY SHOW Program w It- - l Best of the Boys — 60 ' s melody G.H.S. Chorale, L. Eaton — piano Ice Castles S. Cashion, D. Norris — piano You ' ve Got a Friend K. Gotten, M. Graves, B. Davis — guitar Commercials, Commercials Scarborough Fair Concert Choir, L. Eaton — piano Send in the Clowns My Sweet Lady I. McNeill G.Reynolds Time Will Ease the Pain ). Gollehon I Can ' t Say No T. Humprhey, C. Gallegos, A. Duncan, L. Jones, S. McCelland, L. Eaton, L. Jordan, C. Curtis On a Clear Day R. Strehlow, D. Norris — piano Jump, Shout Boogie Feelings Girls ' Choir, P. Armstrong — piano I lust Fall in Love Again Aubrt-y L.Eaton C.Anderson Run to Me S. Hatfield, A. Cahill — guitar Rock Around the Clock Grapevine Fillies Rainy Days and Mondays S. Cashion, J. McNoiH, I). Norris — piano Texas When I Die M. Stowe, K. Moore — piano Tomorrow D. Kedzierski, D. Norris — piano Yes, Sir! That ' s My Baby Oh, FHow I Miss Her A Cappclld Boys You Are So BeautifuL ' Yesterday Once More ACappella Girls Can ' t Smile Without You ' The Lord Bless You and Keep you j V A Cappella Choir — D. Miller — r cfflleqtor FFA BANQUET Ih( FFA celebrated o successful year with its annual banquet, Ihe members enjoyed a del- icious dinner anci many members re(( i (Mi awards tor their ou standing performance and service during tht year. J ' v !: ss k yi Sm. -  . ■fer HrjB Pi K Ih A The G award winners ii jI leff and Mr. chardswent for the sT akir. SPORTS BANQUET VICAandlCT 1 CAREERS EXPLORED CHILD CARE, COSME- TOLOGY, HECE, DECA, And VOL ' I f— ynn Eggers omcnt Counse Bobbie Fo ' f !(, ■ (lrninistrdli THEY LED THE WAY MUSTANG Robin Pierce, Jodie Turman, Sherry Morgeson, Lincja Marshall, Blake Gibson, Grant Pittard, )im Harris, Crystal Clark, I incia Wil- STAFF son, Mike McClendon, Doug Mapel, Don Paiva, Paul Wins- worth, Brian Black, Jeff Mashburn, Lorrie Jobe, Jill Fowler. B- I KI ■ FY W- | v ; ' ' 1 . • ' ;j .- ' ■tM ' f Hli ' i ' • ■ ' • ' ■ HONORS DAY If 1 ftk.1 1 m Pti H UJ, ■F W 2 H H ' ( Clell Oravetz Social Studies DEPARTMENTAL Tina V,andei €er Voc. Komemaking Steve Chappell Billy Bratton Citizenship ristan Cn rnjerrli tin-MatH-BaiM fi Lomb W d H l  n- f Brant McPherso ' - Bujld«g|l ■ f ;ii REMINISCING 1979 LAST CALL Prayer for the Class of 1979 Father, hear our prayer: Know that we are thankful this special night for our many blessings, for caring parents, for ded- icated teachers, for bring- ing us safely to another plateau in our lives. Bless us now; keep us true with your presence. Amen Seniors knew the best was yet to come. r.nxyr., ' - , - mfffmsivm hwsm itCHOou )ohn Addy |ana Alford Myrti Allen Leslie Allgood AndAlvarado Tom Anderson Neal Armstrong Steve Asher David Ballou Curtis Barnard Leslie Barnett Tammy Benedict Debbie Binkert Jackie Blackwell Terri Bolton Toni Borthwick Glenn Brown Terri Buckerfield Cindy Bump Diana Byrnes David Camblin Donya Campbell Max Carl Peggy Carter Tammy Carter Sherry Cashion Dawn Castor Steve Chappell Leslie Chatwell Dana Chivers Crystal Clark Brenda Claytor Nick Congiamilla Kristan Cranmer Shayne Crosby Nancy Cummings Jerry Dawson Dennis DeArmond Connie Denning David Deuson Mike DeVasher |atn( s Doggcii Calhy Evarll I Tra( i Foreman Patti Doss Nancy Douglass Alicia Dunn |( ff Dunn Graham Eastorling Lawrence Evans Glenda Evarts leff Farrar Kim Fausi Theresa Fey 111! Fowler Cassie Fox )im French .. s. 1 4l Kevin Fuchshuber Carol Gallegos Sharon Gayoso Billy Gibson Patti Gange Blake Gibson Kelly Gibson Shelley Glasscock Skipper Goltz Ann Gordon Sheri Haberzettle Eric Hardage Jeff Harper David Harris Vicky Harris Cheryl Harwell Monica Haskins Kevin Heathman Susan Heim Dale Hendrickson Mike Hendrix Luanne High Pam Hill Tod Hipley Nancy Hodges Toni Hoffman Pete Howard Wanda Howard I Heidi Hudler Tracy Hunnphrey Dawn Hutchinson Jerri Hutchison fS Nancy James Arroll leftcoat Bobbie Jenkin Lorrle lobe lohnny )ones Hannu Joona Bruce Kalbach Joe Lambert Virve Kallio Steve Kennedy Debbie Kennemer Todd Kutcher Monica Lacey Eugene La Fontaine Nancy Lear Bernard LeClercq Donnie Le Grand Kevin Lewis Dwayne Locker Teressa Loflin Robert McCallum Susan McClelland Mike McClendon Beverly McCoy Tom McCullough Shawn McCee Mark M( llhcran Ric ky M( lntvr( Donald Mc Master Brent M( Pherson Karen M( Wal( rs Kelli Maples Chris Melll Steve Miller Diane Milner I )ugan Mil( hell lerry Mile hell lining Mi i Cindy Monaco Annette Moody Monty Morgan Sherry Morgeson Chris Mailings Machele Myers Ricky Nash Robert Newberry Greg Norinan Daria Norris MaM Davici Norris Kim Nunnery Karen Ogden I dNiece CJwen iiSiia«wwi Molinda Oylcr Donald Paiva Sieve Patterson )u(iy Pe(l( n Grant Piltard Kelly Peden Lisa Peterson Robin Pierce Sheila Pound l)ebl)ie Powers Palric ia Price Hilly Pruitt l)idn ' Purvin Randy Ray Dean Roller lane Read Carolyn Roberson Carolyn Roper Chris Rumsey Melinda Rushing Kim Ryan lana Saunders ft Trina Scaff Karia Sc hriobor Terry S( hrooder Ricky Shelley Kenneth Simmons Shelley Simpson Randy Sinclair David Smith lerri Sparks |im Speed Mark Sprlggs Sandv Steele Brian St( phens Renoe Sirohlow Bobby I arrant Vanessa 1 indell Steve Tonnme Donald kukncss lauri lyler I()()(l Tyler lodd Varner David Vesler iinda Volk 1 ina Vanderveer Sheryn Warnken Kelli WeU h Caria White Randy Wilkinson Lori Williams Mirhael Williams Ann Wilson Marilyn Wilson Stevo Wilson Paul Winsworth Mechelle Wolfe Wadc Woma( k Bryant Wyatt Daria Allcorn Doris Belcher Carolyn Chance Norman Cline laniceCook Judith Cranmer Diane Duffy Sue Carl C tfl V 7 Billie Kennedy Ruth Lloyd Floyd Peterson Susan Pittman SENIOR = SPONSORS Gayle Shumate Nancy Wilson i i- DEJAVU i •f.iVfl l ' -i ' iZ: A r 1 V % « .5? ' ' «??• t F -o ;]i ' iwa ■ ' • I fe l% k? i ' - ■ .J rt design Diane Wooi Mike Ziober T-MEN Varsity track had a good sea- son, winning two meets, tak- ing second in two, and plac- ing fourth in district. There were several outstanding individual perfornnances. Three team members advanced to regionals and Shayne Crosby went to state where he was fourth in shot. (a) Curtis Barnard in the mile. (b) Chris Choate sets a school record in the 440. (c) Would you argue with this? (d) Mark Gilliam brings up the rear. MOVED (a) Neal Armstrong shof it all. (b) Mark Oslie used only his strength. (c) David Humphrey and Greg Davis on the first lap of the 880. (a) )oe Hill warmed up lOr the Mustang relays. (1)) Mark Sinclair showed superior form in the hur- dles. (a) Bollman strained to see the rest of the pack. (b) The sprint relay team was glued to the baton and could not compete this year. (0 Shayne took fourth. Despite the lack of exceptional sprinters, the freshman track team had an excellent season. In six meets the thin ciads won one, were runners-up in three, and took third place twice and were barely edged out by Ennis in the district meet. Coaches Terry Forga and Jimmy Hill attributed the success to the team ' s competitive spirit and camaraderie. Everyone on the team gave his best effort and worked to improve himself, said Coach Forga. (a) Dewey Bailey put in an excellent effort on the 330 hurdles. (b) ... as did David Myers on the 880. (c) Kurt Stellmach was a part of the winning (Jistance crew. (d) Mike Wilderspin off the blocks. V ' f . P ar, D. Mver? 1i row ZncTrow row: D. ; row: ' K ▼. MWdoza, E. rt|iur, |ARr S4.seau, M. J. rar, D. Myer?, ( tHar-lfc.-NTc , T.Sinclair, T Linlhix;um, fVIhwealt, 4th ; |r chTC rt e r, J . J £, D.-failoy3K . ALWAYS ON THE RIGHT TRACK ♦ Girls ' track enjoyed the most successful season ever in the history of Grapevine athletics. The team won first place in the Burleson Relays and the Keller Track Meet. This was the first time for the girls to win a track meet. Seven team members advanced to regionals. Diana Byrnes broke 3 records in the mile run and won first place at regionals. She advanced to the state meet at Austin. STATS Laurie Floyd won 3rd place in the 880 run at regional. The mile relay team of Leah Humphrey, Deann Swope, and Heidi Hudler placed 5th at regional in Denton. Vanessa Davis set a new District 6AAA record in the discus by a hurl of 117 feet. She placed 4th in regiona BASEBALL STRUCK OUT MUSTANG SCOREBOARD We They Carroll 5 1 O. D. Wyatt 10 Eastern EHills 1 7 Weatherford 7 6 Carroll 15 5 Lewisville 4 3 Mansfield 7 6 Rockwall 2 Bonharn 8 6 CLainesville 3 4 U Kinney 5 12 lerrell 2 1 Koi kwall I Bonharn 1 1 (,air cs e 9 3 U Kinne 3 2 lerrell torteit HONORS First Team JeffLilljedhal — Catcher Randy Ruthart — Centerfield )oe Ballew — Shortstop Allen Martin — Pitcher Second Team Robbie McCallum — 3rd Base Randy Sinclair — Right Field (a) Lilljedhal swings for a hit. (b) Terry Mason bunts the ball. (c) Mustang Phillips scores with no trouble. — - (d) You just try and strike me out. •  v «xw J.. r- •  V ' id) BETTER THAN BEFORE Front; M. Fawcett, K. Tussey, C. Fincher, R. Kozak, D. Mapel. S. Thompson, A. Poth. W. Thompson, L. Styles, T. Smith; Back: ). Mashburn, ). Tussov. D. Mitchell, K. Lewis, H FHardy, P. Lee, K. Deupree, S. Morrison, R. Pierce, C. Bo kin. K. Welch, Coach King The tennis team began the year with many questions unanswered. How could a team which lost 7 of its 12 starters from the previous year expect to better its record. The answer was sim- ple, aggressive tactics. The netters bested the dual match record 28-6, won several tournaments and titles and qualified three netters for state. Terry Smith became the first girl in GHS tennis to qualify for state while Kevin Lewis and Steve Miller qualified for the state meet in boys doubles. Varsity Dual Match 28-6 McKinney Tourn — Champs TWC Invitation — 3rd Terrell H. S. Inv. — 3rd District — 3rd Ranked — 11th instate AAA . V. DIst. Results lames Tussey — Singles Champion Robert Kozak and Hix Hardy — Doubles Champions Kristi Kling — Doubles Kelly Smith — Finalists SUPER All District Football 1st Team Defense Tackle — Shayne Crosby Linebacker — Neal Ar mstrong Secondary — Sam Tarrant Offense Quarterback — Blake Gibson Runningback — )eff Farrar Tackle — Jeff Lilljedahl Center — Warren Albrecht 2nd Team Defense End — Ken Simmons Offense Running Back — Bobby Tarrant Tackle — Doug Mapel Guard — Dean MacElroy FHonorable Mention Defense Tackle — Terry Johnson End — Richard Maddux Secondary — Bryant Wyatt Offense Tight End — Billy Giles 2nd Team Shelley Simpson Teressa Loftin Honorable Mention Heidi Hudler STARS All District Volleyball 1st Team Diana Byrnes Machele Myers Monica Lacey (not pictured) Honorable Mention Terri Ziober Chelle Wolfe (not pictured) APAII State 2nd Team Shayne Crosby BOYS BASKETBALL All District 1st Team Greg Norman 2n d Team Brian Stephens Steve White Honorable Mention Mike McClendon Sam Tarrant BASEBALL All District 1st Team Randy Ruthart ()v Ballow 2nd T( am Rol)bie McCallum Randy Sinclair J I _ l i BOYS TRACK Regional Qualifiers Mark Oslie Shayne Crosby Sam Tarrant State Qualifier Shayne Crosby GIRLS TRACK Regional Qualifiers Mile Relay Heidi Hudler Diana Byrnes Leah Humphrey DeAnn Swope Individual Vanessa Davis Diana Byrnes Laurie Floyd (Not Pictured) ciih; i. 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