Marcus High School - Yearbook (Flower Mound, TX)

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THEATRE PRODUCES A CLASSICAL CUIVIEDY HFeiffers People was presented on January 31 and February 1, by the Theater Guild students at Marcus. The produc- tion was a series of the imaginary character that Jule Feiffer himself made up and put into various skits that was based on humoriz- ing the life of low income people. The hilarious play held the au- diences attention throughout the entire play, and everyone who went laughed harder as the play preceded. The comedy was ex- ecuted very well by the talented actors and actressesg Heidi Am- mon, Chris Caldwell, Andrew Dillon, Janis Ealey, Shelley Jones, Sandy Riegle, and Kira Rodenbush. The play was spon- sored by lVls. Tillotson and lVls. Henderson. Sunbathing on the beach Begging for affection 42 Student Life

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44 Student Life WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN T ifgkmw a ' - What do you do when you re not in class? Read a iuicy note? Work on your car after school? Hurry and finish that last minute homework you had put off doing? This and many other things are what we found some of the students at Marcus doing The time you spend away from classes is usually spent doing things that you really want to do Weekends are the best for enjoying your spare time Students wait all week for Friday and the weekend to do whatever they wan , Christmas Break and Spring Break are also great times to catch up on your favorite soap or a game of football in the front yard. These breaks help you get ready to face the last few weeks of school, Then when the last days finally arrive you have three months of relaxation to look forward to before the tardy bells start ringing once more in September. 7 . x fix X