Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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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

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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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ABOVE: Members of the cast were Alan Spickes. Becky Adams. Casey Myers. Mary Kay Vandivere.Tracy Bull. Cindy Lamb. Paul Hunt, Lisa Greenwood. Sally Reynolds. )eannie Keeter. Not pictured are Greg Dicus and Kari Rogers. RIGHT: An afternoon performance was given to the grade school children. Comedy, “Rest Assured”, Presented “Rest Assured,” a comedy about a rich, complaining businessman who spent more time thinking about his money than his family, was presented in April. One night while having his “pains , Mr. Morlock fell asleep and dreamed of what the future would hold for him unless he changed his ways. A “ghost helped him decide to spend more time with his living family. Alan Spickes, Tracy Bull, and Becky Adams played the lead roles. The play was once again well- directed by Mr. Todd Rasmussen who was assisted by Leah Davis. ABOVE: Mrs. Morlock (Becky Adams) rushes down the stairs to find Mr. Morlock (Alan Spickes) and his attorney (Paul Hunt) standing on the couch. ABOVE: Mr. Rasmussen tells Alan and Becky how a certain scene should be played. Leah Davis and Jeannie Keeter add their suggestions. 24