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Excitement and fullfillment I'll never forget. Debra Carpenter Fifteen spirited Mustang Cheerleaders animated the football and basketball teams throughout the season. Practicing during the summer and three hours after school every day perfected their techniques. For the first time Cheerleaders attended the fy 39,2 Cheerleader Spirit Conference wt, ki.i, to' QM it to gain new ideas for cheers and if y stunts. Performing in Winston-Salem State's . 2 Homecoming parade and the N313-gW'f, 5' 'six 9 Christmas parade and RES A f . participating in the Spirit W t Competition at Hanes Mall were XR among their community-related l -1- activities. l. Jackie Evans 2. Kim Chesson 3. Antionette Porter 4. Angie Bowman 5. Chief - Sheila Cunningham 6. Alicia Robbins 7. Belinda Little 8. Debra Carpenter 9. Terri Wall 10. Co-chief- Pam Hayes ll. Ginger Masencup 12. Linda Day l3. Sharon Hardin 14. Lisa Hall human ' . 03 i i wig' tt MW :XXX 13' f as ., .. bt it . ' i X, Z 'M 1 1 ' i S MJ Cheerleaders X 21
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i . . ,. in ,, if' 1 , -W X p ' il V ' I .Q gg 5 Being able to work has helped make me more outgoing. Students enrolled in Distributive Education classes made up DECA. This organization, considered part of the curriculum, gave a social and competitive outlet to 113 students who went to work and did not have time to participate in after-school activities. A major change in DECA this year was the increased interest of students in club contests. Eight delegates and faculty member Mrs. Marty Platt attended a Southern Regional Conference in New Orleans where students attended workshops designed to prepare them for contests later in the year. Topics included food marketing, food services, general merchandising and apparel and accessories. Several Parkland students won recognition at the District Leadership Conference held at North Forsyth. Chris Pennell won first place in public speaking, and Jewel Cleary, first place in sales demonstration. Angie Love was awarded second place for sales demonstration, and Tammy Norman, third place for job interviews. 22 I DECA LaDonna Pierce
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