Wylie Public School - Pirate Yearbook (Wylie, TX)

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A Brooke Coleman lMegl, Gloria Dossett fFional A Brian Lamb lJeffl A Roy Wood, Stacy Ellenburg A Sandra Crawford Ueanl, Kerry Meuir lArchiel, Gloria Dossett lFional BRIGADGO BRIGADOON, a sometimes foggy play about a hidden town, got off to a slow start. Because of the freezing weather, rehearsals. were cancelled or were done without heat in the elementary cafeteria. Pro- duction nights became a new fear. Many weren't get- ting out in the weather, so the audiences were small. But after word got around, the house was filled with a receptive audience. The use of fog, colored lights, and scenes done outside the curtain, were new ways of showing off a maturing theatre department. CAST Fiona - Gloria Dossett Tommy - Randy Martin Jeff - Brian Lamb Meg - Brooke Coleman Bonnie Jean - Sandra Crawford Musical 4 1 7

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16 P Musical John Winant, Kerry Meuir, Daryl Lutz P A Anna West, Kyle Shaf- fer, Brooke Cole- man, Stacy Ellen- burg Sandra Crawford Crleannie Maclarenl, Travis Head lCharlie Dalrymplel P A Brian Lamb lJeff Douglasl, Brooke Coleman llvleg Brockiel 4 Teresa Griner, Billy Carr

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Activities Honor Athletes Once again the cafeteria was transformed into a magical and chic place for the annual Football Banquet. Given by the Quarterback Club to honor the members of the football team, the banquet allows students and citizens a chance to don their evening clothes and enjoy an evening of fun and relaxation. Of course, the purpose of the banquet is to honor those members of the football team the coaches feel were outstanding in various ways. Kyle Craighead, Blake Barry, and Richard Edge were awarded the Outstanding Back awards. Outstan- ding Lineman awards were given to Ken Simmons, Daniel Jones, W. C. Nix, and Rusty Gardner. Derek Ammerman, Kyle Craighead, Raymon Montgomery, and W. C. Nix were presented with the Outstanding Captain award. Finally, The Most Improved Player award was presented to Jeff Gillis, Tommy Kirkpatrick, and David Martin. Normally, the Sports picnic was the banquet for all other sports in the school. Awards were presented to the outstanding athletes in sports other than football. However, this year, the picnic was merely a place to relax and have a good time. The usual awards presentation was eliminated to allow more time to eat and play at Seis Logos. Students en- joyed swimming, playing pool, playing volleyball, and, most of all, making sure the coaches had a nice refreshing swim. A Mike Fischer was king of ping pong Jeff Gillis, Tommy Kirkpatrick, and David Martin received the Most Improved Player Award P 18 P Picnic