Prep-Tones

The Prep-Tones were a musical trio of composed Brad, Jimmy Jeffries, and Henry Dickey.

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Appearance
The Prep-Tones are very preppy in appearance, hence the name, PREP-Tones. They all wear button-down shirts with white shirts underneath, tucked into belted khakis or gray slacks with white socks and penny loafers. They all seem to be jocks because they wear letterman sweaters or letterman jackets. They're also cleanly shaven with decent-looking haircuts. Additionally, Henry Dickey wears glasses. They're described by Ms. Mason as, "good clean cut American boys," which is most likely true.

Role in Film
The Prep-Tones are first seen dancing in front of Rydell High on the first day of school during Back To School Again. They danced right in front of the T-Birds twice. The second time, they immediately cleared way for them after T-Bird leader, Johnny Nogerelli, claps his hands.

They are next seen at the auditions for the June Moon Talent show, where they perform Mr. Sandman, which Ms. Mason and Blanche enjoy, Blanche calls it wonderful, but Principal McGee isn't as entertained by it, viewing it as boring.

They made the cut for the talent show, Eugene said that nobody got cut because not enough people auditioned. They are next seen in the locker room shower rehearsing Mr. Sandman, while the T-Birds watch from behind the lockers. Johnny thinks they sound great together, but are still boring. While watching them sing, Johnny tells the other T-Birds, "If we are going to win that grand prize, we have got to get it together like that, but with class."

They are next seen on the night of the talent show rehearsing their song in the locker room shower one last time before they go on. It is there, they're ambushed by the T-Birds. Louis DiMucci, Goose McKenzie, and Davey Jaworski steal their pink ties and jackets, and tie them to the shower pole, and, when Johnny snaps his fingers, the showers are turned on and the Prep-Tones get drenched. They're next seen next to Stacie and Gracie, soaking wet, dripping, and in drenched white T-Shirts, angrily watching the T-Birds sweep the boy's division of the talent show, thinking it was rightfully theirs'. Actually, the T-Birds did them a favor. After several boring acts, like Willie Willard's performance of "Cry," and Martin Misner's accordion playing, which many people fell asleep during, their performance of Mr. Sandman would have sent the audience to the doors.

They're last seen dancing with Stacie and Gracie at the Lani Kai Lani Luau, and graduating with the Rydell High class of 1962.