Lake Highlands High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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y Revue Varsit l-5 A VR was a student production and there were problems, but all in all, it was 'Real Much Fun' Varsity Revue was held on thursday, October 16 and Saturday, October 18 of Homecoming Week, and was a great success. A preview of the show was held for the students during second period on Thursday. At the preview the Homecoming nominees and their escorts were presented, and a sample of the performances were given. y V.R. 1980 contained music , dances, and comedy. Among the individual acts, Kelly Soutter sang I Honestly Love You and Carol Williams sang Looking Through the Eyes of Love . The Rifle Corps gave an excellent Helm performance and the Highlandette officers danced to Whip It . This year's Varsity Revue contained something for everyone, and the Stage Band did a terrific job, said Malcolm Helm, the sponsor of Varsity Revue. John Patterson, director of Varsity Review, and Jana Johnson, stage manager, worked hard to put together a great show, said Kristi Hansen, one of the emcees of V.R. It was a great success and the Lake Highlands Band raised a lot of money. said John Patterson. S. Hill Drum llne members, fleft to rightj Matt Leask, Cindy Elliott, Mark Merryman, and Ken Matthews gave a sample of their talent during the student assembly. D. Love Stacy Rogers shows her comic talent between acts by performing an M8cM skit. Stacy showed that M8cM's not only melt in your mouth but also all over your clothes. Kelly Soutter capitivated the audience, as she sang the love ballad, I Honestly Love You during the Varsity Revue 1980. Compliments of Paul Currier Kayla Gibbs performs a jazz routine to the song Fame , the musical theme from the movie All Tha! Jazz, during the 1980 performance of Varsity Revue. The 1980-81 rlfle corps gave an excellent performance for the LH students during a second period preview assembly on Oct. 16. Gro-A-Guy was a new vitamin senior Lisa Agnes attempted to sale to those girls who needed a date for homecoming. Lisa was a member of the comedy crew. D.Love

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Q 5 nm AW :go ew-was J , L page i. W as 'Q 3 E NE-1, V Vt . as i 5 , - all fr., se S ef nj wr. ..4 'V ff i any i A? ,l 'F A mwaww -5 -- 4' :fl -qi SS uf New M.,- Yt,z,.,,,. W WWW gk-, vb Exploding with excitement, the LH varsity football team crashes through the homecoming sign, which was painted by the Girls FCA and held up by the Boys FCA. D.Love Exciting many LH students, Mark Bilbo, sophomores cheers while showing off his new identity to some surprised onlookers. Compliments of Paul Currier ,1 When the car stopped unexpectantly junior Carol Skrabaneck grasped for something to hold onto, but fortunately was able to maintain her balance and flash her smile of gratitude. On Western Day, Senior David Dietrich entertains by playing popular country tunes on his fiddle. Compliments of Paul Currier Homecoming Week

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