Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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EXTREME LEFT: ‘Most Preppy” on campus were Chip Greenwood and Cindy Lamb. LEFT: Michael Robinson and Bev Cleaver were selected as displaying the most leadership. BELOW: Most handsome boy on campus was Kenny Womack. Renee Hawkins was the most beautiful girl. ABOVE LEFT: Sipping a shared soda. Tracy Bull and Alicia Parish were named friendliest. EXTREME LEFT: Keith Tar- vin and Paula DeWeese were named biggest pranksters. LEFT: Displaying the most school spirit were Angela Barnes and Jeff Magie. 11

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Who’s Who Preppiest and Pranksters Among Categories Nine categories were named on the Who’s Who ballot, and students could vote for a boy and girl only one time. In addition, students could also vote on their choice for Mr. and Miss PHS. Grades 10 through 12 elected, by popular vote, their selections for each category. The election was supervised by the yearbook staff. RIGHT: Elected as Mr. and Miss PHS were Tracy Bull and Alicia Parish. BELOW: Guitarist Luke Camp and dancer Tammy Warren were selected as the most talented students. BELOW CENTER: John Hyatt and Kim Cleaver, most likely to succeed, seem to have decided on their chosen professions. BELOW RIGHT: Selected as the students most likely to remember were ]oe Maxwell and Kim Hawks. 10

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Spirit Week A Time To Have The week of Homecoming is always a week full of the best of times. It gives students a chance to act crazy, be creative, have fun and show school spirit all at the same time. In keeping with tradition, the cheerleaders chose themes for each day and the student body responded wholeheartedly. There were also contests. It was no surprise when Mike Campbell won the cutest baby picture contest. There was change in the Homecoming night pep rally. The location of the bonfire was Fun switched from the gym parking lot to the clearing behind the school. Instead of boxes, a brush pile was used. Those who participated in the parade could see the flames from anywhere in town. That night Mustang spirit shone bright- ly- The week was also filled with preparation. The maids practicing their march to Jour- ney’s “Open Arms,” cheerleaders working on a flashlight routine. Student Council and junior class members rushing to get things set up. But most of all, the week was filled with excitement. BELOW: Vicki Hawkins and a friend lake a break on Security Day. BOTTOM: Birds of a feather flock together; Bev Cleaver and Barbara Fallen are an example. RIGHT: Look out James Dean. Joe Cool Glover is out and about. BELOW: Take a trip back to the 50’s with Diane Brasier, Chance Grace, and Sonya Phillips.