Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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Left: Selected for her outstanding club participation in Future Teachers of America is Dena Brixey. Below: Craig Kozel proved to be an outstanding psychology student. Above: Displaying a great interest in and aptitude for business practices earned Judy Spand a spot in the Hall of Fame. Upper right: Home economics captured Kari Rogers' interest this year, and her talents in the subject area did not go unnoticed. Right: Casey Myers enthusiasm for the Marching Mustangs was most apparent. 13

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Hall of Fame Introduced Students are selected to the PHS Hall of Fame by subject areas, service to school and club participation. A new innovation, the Hall of Fame replaces the traditional Who's Who. Students are nominated by teachers and club sponsors for outstanding class and club participation, and are selected by a committee of student leaders, faculty, and administration. Popularity and academic grades are not consideration factors. Nineteen junior and senior students were selected to PHS's first Hall of Fame. Right: Outstanding attitude, ability and interest in athletics was shown by Jesse Munn. Above: Efficiency and depen- dability as a student librarian earned Connie Boozer Hall of Fame membership. Extreme right: Interest in Eng- lish both in and out of the classroom was shown by Deb- bie Taylor. Right: Daryl McClellan, repre- senting history, was selected for his lively interest in the subject. 2

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Extreme right: Dependability as Mustang Echo editor earned Lela Vaught Hall of Fame recognition. Top right: Efficiency as Student Council officer was shown by Debbie Lovell. Right: Outstanding work in science earned Leah Davis Hall of Fame Recognition. 14