Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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Left: Daryl McClellan and Susan Howard work hard in the concession stand during the class tournaments sponsored by the junior class. Below: Racing down the court in the eighth and ninth grade game are (I to r) Scott Tarvin, Glen Newell, Ailton Doughty, Jeff Doughty, Bill Penn, James Branscum. Juniors add style To Tournament The Junior class introduced style to the 1980 Class Tournaments. Dressed in suit coats, ties, and gym shorts, they wowed the crowd with their new way of slamdunking the basketball. Using Doug Brandon as a stepladder, Daryl McClellan proved that he actually can dunk the ball. In a closely fought game the Junior boys fell to the Seniors. The Seniors emerged as the winners of the senior high boys division of the tournament. The Sophomore girls defeated the upperclassmen to be the triumphant winners of their division. In the junior high division, the ninth grade boys were victorious over the eighth grade. The youngest team in the tournament, the seventh grade girls conquered their elders to be the victors of their division. On the final night of the tournament, the women teachers, as usual, defeated the senior girl's basketball team. The girls played a close game, but couldn't keep up with the older and more experienced teachers. In a rough and rowdy game with elbows flying, the Senior boys fell victim to the men teachers. The double elimination class tournaments are sponsored by the junior class. Lett: Daryl McClellan shows superb form as he slamdunks the ball using Doug Brandon as a stepladder. 29

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Right: Seniors Bobby Cripps and Dorwood Wright close in to block Doug Brandon's shot. The Seniors defeated the Juniors to win the tournament. Below: Is this football? Clamoring after the ball are (I to r) Karen Boyette, Casey Myers, Carole Holland. Below right: Renee Sirmons, eighth grader, uses some new defensive moves against seventh grader, Connie Abston. The seventh grade won the tournament. 28 Above: Mrs. Zula Stanton, junior class sponsor, sits among the crowd at the class tournaments. Rif ht: Eighth grader Tim Hillis attempts to dribble by freshman Kevin Orr. The freshmen boys won the tournament.

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Right: Jesse Munn offers Bob Vandivere some advice about women. Below: The cast and crew of the 1980 production of Mother Is A Freshman — (seated I to r) Liz Hyatt, Debbie Keeter, Lisa Greenwood, Jeannie Keeter, Jesse Munn, Elliot Fawbush, Tina Wilhite, Lela Vaught, (standing) Casey Myers, Becky Adams, Bob Vandivere, Greg Dicus, Craig Kozel, Ben Parker, Clyde Boyette, Janet McNeal, Kathy Johnson, Todd Rasmussen, director. Below: Hoping for a private telephone conversation, Susan (Jeannie Keeter) urges her mother (Lela Vaught) to leave the room. However, her mother refused. Below right: Greg Dicus sits patiently while Novella Chitwood applies some lipstick.