Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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Card builds New pride Another major change brought about by the new administration is the use of the honor card. The purpose of the honor card, as stated by Mr. Moon, is to build pride. This feeling of pride was a new door opened to PHS students as they were challenged to take responsibility and to be proud of their achievements and their school. The inscription written on the card, ... is a student of unquestionable character and integrity. The school has faith that this individual's actions are above reproach. instilled a feeling of self-worth to students through the trust of the administration. Doors were opened in the area of academics by the addition of a new journalism class and services in remedial reading and speech therapy. Above: Students were required to have the honor card in their possession at all times when on the school grounds. 6

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Left: Jo Eubanks, a senior cheerleader, seems to agree that PHS is a number one school. Below: FTA members often taught at elementary school. Connie Lawson supervises a first grade class. 5

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Left: Journalism student Allyson Robertson measures layout for the yearbook. Below: Using some of the new facilities being used in remedial reading, John Gaston enjoys listening to a tape. Left: The honor card replaced the passes which teachers formerly had to write out. Using her honor card to leave class, Peggy Clay runs an errand during class. Above: When voting for class favorites, Ricky McCormack must show his honor card to Student Council president Sheila Allen before casting his ballot.