Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

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Engli h: bodg frame for academics In terms of application, English is probably the most important subject at our school. English requires the reading of such novels as Ten Little Indians, Travels with Charlie, The Scarlet Letter and Canterbury Tales. Other activities included short stories, essays, and the senior term paper. iw' uenefl Apueg Pick atopic, any topic . . . Pittman introduces the no-win term paper. Umba Allah? A student studies ancient religion in the world-renowned G.H.S. library. I swear there is a photographer out there Pam Allen and Kevin Beck do not seem shy from the lens. .i Q' 22 E , Sunshine on my shoulders . . . The sun sets on an English student. I could have had a V-Bl Jeff Crabtree needs energy to finis reading. h his

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U7 IT C But miz Scallet I don'no nuthin' bout birthin' no babies! Trelawane and Dana learn a few popular lines lrom Gone With the Wind. Nt .ac -Q, ti he it s .AF Out by Friday or BUST! Jeff Watt works very hard to finish his newspaper deadline. Bus Breath. Greg Spivey a n d H elen B e c K a r e unaware of what they will wake up to. Donna Woolsey Mi QF? y TF .4 Shu fl W V. 1 vmw' IH In f' i 7 'Age Shu Mike S. Nothing comes between me and my CaIvin'e. Brad strikes a pose. Buzzin'. Kevin Rowden plugs in his power sander in woodshop. No experience re- quired. Deana Flobinette searches for interesting reading. My-aig- No more N0-DOZI Fl a n n y S c h e p s h i t s rock-bottom 21

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.-... .nt-....... .asf l ' ' ' gsgja --t.m f ggi ssl Percent ot what? Mrs. Farris' economics class learns the secrets of a new world. li NN R '-'-N---...Fr Cro-Magnon Man, what a concept! A world history student ponders his origin. History repeated I'm so excited. . . Ray Tipton gets fired up about his history lecture. .axx3,,, Busy, busy! Study packets. the livelihood ofa history student. Ecco, ecce, ecce, arooahahI Atilla demonstrates an ancient mating call in a history class. 23 ieuxqlneg Ariel