McGavock High School - Etc Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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The offical McGavock Homecoming Presentation began at 6:55 on Saturday night, October 28. The queens were chosen by the football team. McGavock ended up with a Homecoming court of 23 queens. As the band began their performance, the cheerleaders were introduced. ‘‘The Summer of ’42” was the back- ground music for the presentation of the queens. Each girl carried a bouquet of flowers and was escourted by a Senior football player. A float, designed and constructed by Coach Rigsby, the cheerleaders and the art department, seated the queens during the game along with their umbrella and hotdogs. The Senior band members were presented during the half time. The victory score of 14-7 over Gallatin brought Mc- Gavock’s First Homecoming — 1972 to a successful close.

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Charley’s Aunt Charley’s aunt, a three act play, was performed Dec. 15 and 16 at the McGavock Theater. It was a humorous story about a fraternity house and three boys who needed a chaperone so their girlfriends could come over. Charley’s aunt who was to be the chaperone was late arriving. One of the boys disguised himself as Charley’s aunt. The result was disasterous when the real aunt arrived. It was an ex- cellent play to all who saw it. The cast consists of ten actors: Gene Miller, Curt Porter, Jerry Hyland, Mike Fields, Donna Frost, Cathy Hooper, Julie Sietzman, Greer Gainey, Robin Heath, Ronnie Edens. Others who added to the success of this play were the crew: Kent Cathcart, Barnetta Carter, Regina Davis, Renee Wooten, Arlis E. Green, Lisa Pate, George Fleming, Chris Wilson, David Wright, Bill Conley, Doug Jones, Mike Brown, Jason Litchford, Robin Wren, Becky Green.