Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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ABOVE: Steve Spence shoots a lay-up to give the Mustangs two points. ABOVE: Showing spirit on sweatshirt- sucker day are Kent Crowns and Sandy Roberts. ABOVE: Attempting a jump-shot in an effort to put the Mustangs ahead is Jeff Magie. 22

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LEFT: Receiving his roses from escort Becky Adams, lovely Doug Brandon. Powder Puff Queen, also was escorted by Tammy Warren. Attendants were Amy Ezell and Donnie Weiss. LEFT: Making the coaching decisions for the odd team were Jeff Magie and Michael Robinson Among the team members were Vicki Hawkins and Sheila Doughty. BELOW: Senior Lisa Glover uses body English to help her team coached by Kenny Munn and Mark Webber, the undefeated coaches. ABOVE: Plotting an attempt to climb the goal post during the third quarter are even team cheerleaders Daryl McClellan. David Mitchell. Eddie Newton, and John Roland. ABOVE: Even team cheerleader Eddie Newton shows his enthusiasm as his team runs for another touchdown. ABOVE: Watching as their team struggles for a first down are odd team cheerleaders Derek Boyette and Randy Brazil. 21

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LEFT: Robert Belk. Greg Dicus. Steve Spence. Alan Spickes. and Jeff Magie are ready to start the game for the Mustangs. BELOW: Steve Spence attempts to give the Mustangs the ball as Robert Belk waits to get it. We Went To State! Competing in the state tour- naments for the first time in over seventeen years, the senior boys’ basketball team traveled to Har- rison to play the Mountainburg Dragons. Supported by over one-hundred screaming, enthu- siastic fans, the Mustangs took the game into over-time, only to find themselves unable to pull the game out in the final seconds, ending the game with a score of 73-75. Two special spirit days were held to honor the boys going to state. One day was No sweat, we can lick-em day. the other day was Maroon and Gray day. Four buses were taken to Harrison for the tournaments: the player-cheerleader bus, a bus for the junior high, a bus for the senior high, and one for the parents. Over one-hundred fans crowded into the student buses for a three hour ride to the state tournaments. SCORESIARD COURTESY OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK HARR SON{ HOME B:00 - VISITOR BONUS PERIOD 3 FAR LEFT: Cheerleader Paula Deweese's expression illustrates the excitement of fans during the tournaments. TOP: Students from PHS help to support the Mustangs. LEFT: This map shows the names and location of schools involved in the tournament. ABOVE: Scoreboard at halftime. 23