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RIGHT: Queen Michael Robinson receives his kiss from Cindy Lamb as Tammy Warren chuckles at the whole thing. BELOW RIGHT: Everyone seems to be enjoying the idea of playing football as Margaret Eubanks wrestles for the ball. Odd Even cheerleaders Womack, jerry Williams. Keith and Ronnie Runnels take a after climbing the goalpost and to run a play with their team. UPPER LEFT: Keith Tarvin, Mark Campbell, John Wofford, and jerry Williams discuss what cheer they should attempt next. LEFT: Powderpuff maid Chip Greenwood has his own special style with his long black hair and sunglasses. CENTER: John Wofford shows his cheerleading skills as he does a cartwheel.
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Queen Carries Cane Robinson is Powder Puff Queen personation added a touch of class to the event. The cheer- leaders came through with an array of crazy antics, and girls in all grades enjoyed playing the tag football game. LEFT: Tammy Warren picks up yardage as she runs the ball for the even team while Louella Grable goes for the flag. BELOW: Powderpuff royalty show their legs and pretty faces to the players. Derik Boyette, Scott Tarvin, Jeff Magie, Michael Robinson, Chip Greenwood, Eddie Newton, and jesse Rankin. RIGHT: Chip Greenwood helps Jeff Magie with his stuffings. Tube socks may not be the most fashionable but they ob- viously were the most appro- priate for queen Michael Robin- son as it was quite cool for the Powder Puff game. The third annual event, sponsored by the cheerleading squads, was quite hilarious again this year. Queen Michael was adorned in a pink satin dress, white leg cast, and hickory cane. Maid Jeff Magie’s half-shaven and shapely legs and maid Chip Greenwood’s Jackie O. im-
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State Regionals Senior Girls Qualify For State For the first time in 14 years the senior girls advanced to state regionals only to find their goal stopped short by Cedarville with a score of 35-47. Margaret Eubanks was named all-regional player. On the long three-hour drive to Harrison, the Mustangs were followed by a busload of faithful, screaming fans and proud par- ents. They earned their berth in the regional competition by being runners-up in the district 4-A tournaments. TOP: The enthusiastic fans cheer the lady Vandivere rush down the court to set up Mustangs on to state. ABOVE: Tammy an offensive play. Warren. Lisa Grendell. and Mary Kay 18
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