Mesquite High School - Mesquite O Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

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Left: Juggling for laughs, seniors Jen- nifer Arthur, Julie Toleos and Michael Clardy were jesters for the feast. Below: Seniors Susan Coley, Rhonda Robertson and Helena Huber were part of the music portion of the Har- lequin Feast. Above: From All’s Well That Ends Well, senior Marnie Boyers played an ex- ceptional scene. Center, Above, Left: Chad Womack Other entertainment included jug: and Delon Miller, seniors, played fa- : — Saag ther and son in a scene from the Mer- magic tricks and singing from the hant of Venice. | MHS Kantorei and Chorale Wom- CA tno { When not pind roles or sing} ge ‘on en's Ensemble. — stage, the students served their quests. For a few hours the spirit of the aan meal in full renaissan : Harlequin period really did breathe in the halls of MHS. Yet another success was pulled off by the Fine ©

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THE HARLEQUI FEAST Near Right: Seniors Trisha Duncan and Susan Coley helped entertain during the feast. Far Right: With her emotional por- trayal of Lady Macbeth, senior Les- lie Hornsby amazed the audience. ae te a4 % Bhs shies | hence. Above: Announcing the MHS Kantorei, senior Eugenia Pelzer introduced the last entertainment of the evening. we lk Below: Members of the Theater, Musi) and Art Departments played dress-u); for a night. . | Above:, Seniors Trisha Duncan ancy Kristi Nipper brought in each course 0” the ‘‘hearty repast.”’ ;

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Diversity! MHS students chose a wic range of magazines as their fevou — from fashion to news. Mri SV! a During class lulls senior Marimagaret Oldright enjoyed reading to pass the time. Many students found reading an entertaining escape. = i 2 STEPHEN STEPHEN ERY WI]ISERY = [MAAN A wea Aum SSE Every Friday and Saturday night the video rental stores were packed! It . was just a reminder of the popularity and convenience of VCR's. Stephen King, a favorite author among students, kept releasing new horror books and movies at a maddenina pace. Displaying one of her favorite tapes of 1988, senior Lisa Boyle was vital as long as she had her Billy Idol. ee Se ee ee, ee il ———