Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

Mustang ’84 Perryville High School P.O. Box 129 Perryville, Arkansas Volume 33 Moving Toward New Horizons Contents Theme 2 Student Life 6 Classes 40 Sports 78 Clubs 94 Faculty and Curriculum 114 Advertisements 124 i Horizons Broaden at PHS Throughout the year, major ac- complishments were made around campus. New classrooms were moved into, and the gym was almost complet- ed. Our new and improved band played two concerts for us during the year and also played at graduation. For those who wanted to speak a foreign language, a Spanish class was added to the curriculum. It was easy to see that PHS was “Moving Towards New Horizons Right: Miss Garison, Wanda Brasier, Mrs. Hunt, and Robin Stone discussed their plans for Spirit Week. Below: Paul Gottsponer told Derik Boyette, Randall Hightower, and Ricky Cummins a friendly joke. 2 Far left: Alan Hageman participated during a pep rally. Left: Coach Feimster gave a talk during Homecoming festivi- ties. Below: Scott Tarvin threw a pass with the help of Mike Campbell. Above: Kim Feimster enjoyed her recess. Above left: Football fans enjoyed a Friday night game. Left: Robert Dean. Scarla Ault. Michelle West, and Michelle Garrett watched a band concert. 3 Goals Were Set at PHS Looking toward new hor- izons not only meant getting into new buildings and receiving material things, but it also meant setting and reaching new goals. The administration set many goals throughout the year. They petitioned NCA and offered many new courses. The athletic teams set and reached goals as well. The varsity football team scratched a long losing streak by winning Homecoming. The senior boys’ basketball team did equally well by winning first round of the state regional tournament. The junior girls’ basketball team also made an impressive showing in the district tournament. It was easy to see that PHS was setting and achieving new goals. Right: Deanna Hawkins showed her spirit on Hunter Day. Brandon Jones gave a pep talk at a pep rally. Below Right: Derek Womack and Ricky Hoyt took a break from studies. Left: The M-Steppers gave the football team support during a game. Center: The Mustang football team prepared to sing the Alma Mater. Far Left: Wanda Brasier got ready for the Homecoming assembly. Left: Toni McCabe had a similing face while watching a pep rally. Above: Clara Bell and Buckwheat were portrayed by Mrs. Weidrich and Michelle West. 5 Some people will do anything for fun Finding a parking space is hard for some students but not for Chris Harmon. Students decorate Mrs. Feimster’s car for the Homecoming parade. Student Life Right: Jerry Johnson went to his locker during break. Far Right: Joe Janowski and Jenny Eubanks took time out to talk. Below: Ray and Mark Scott made their daily rounds. Bottom: The crowd cheered as the Cheerleaders threw candy. 8 Between Between the bell at Perryville High could be defined with a whole mass of different meanings. It was a time to gossip, get a drink, go to the locker, and meet with loved ones. It was also a time to do some last minute cramming for a next period test, feed your face and the Bell hope to make it to lunch, and just a free time to get away from teachers. If between the bell had to be shortly defined, it could be pretty well summed up as just a free time to do whatever could have been accomplished in five minutes. Below Left: A typical hall scene at break. Below: Chris Harmon did some last minute studying in the library. Left: Feeding their faces were Chance Grace, Nancy Cripps, and Jamie Brooks. Above: Lynn Syler, Shelley Barton, and Stephanie Bull took time to gossip. 9 Hawkins Reigned as Queen Deanna Hawkins reigned as Queen at Homecoming 1983. The queen and her court were pre- sented to the student body by members of the football team, at the afternoon Homecoming cer- emony which followed a week of Homecoming activities. Wanda Braiser, Kim Price, and Toni Trotter were elected maids from the senior class. Kathy Cripps and Kim Jackson served as the Junior maids. The soph- omores selected Karen Crawford and Laura Daniels to represent them. Freshmen maids Nancy Cripps and Jennifer Magie repre- sented their class. Eighth grade maid was Sandra Anderson and seventh grade maid was Tracy Short. The Mustangs beat Mayflower 14-6 in the Homecoming game. The Homecoming dance was well attended by P.H.S. students past and present. Right: Deanna Hawkins watched the pep rally during the morning ceremonies. Below: Karen Crawford and Toni Trotter enjoyed the Homecoming game. Below right: Kathy and Nancy Cripps waited patiently for the morning ceremony. 10 Left: Queen Deanna Hawkins with her father, Clayton E. Hawkins; principal, Raymond Massey; crown bearer, Greg Feimster; and flower carrier Amanda Stone. Below: Scott Tarvin gave a speech during the pep rally. Center left: Queen Deanna Hawkins watched the Homecom- ing game from the float made by the Student Council. Below center: Queen was kissed by her escort, Kevin Massey, after he crowned her. Left: Homecoming royalty was Tracey Short. Jennifer Magie. Karen Crawford. Kathy Cripps, Toni Trotter. Wanda Brasier, Queen Deanna Hawkins. Kim Price Trotter. Kim Jackson, Laura Dan- iels, Nancy Cripps. and Sandra Anderson. 11 Leisure Time at PHS Well Spent Leisure time was spent in various ways around PHS, especially when the weather turned warmer. Students had their own in- dividual ways of spending time before school and during lunch break. Some chatted with friends; while others gathered for music sessions. These sessions ranged from guitar playing to radio listening. It was evident that everyone needed a little leisure time to get through the day. Below: Judy Payne and Pam Short talked at lunch. Below Right: Scott Tarvin spent a lot of his time in his car. Right: Denise Spears watched her friends. 12 Left: Sandy Moore and Susan Windle gossiped with friends. Below: Cindy Bass and Tammy Wogaman talked about fashion. Bottom: Jay Smith and Dale Offield entertained the group at lunch. 13 14 Banquet Prom Held in April April was a busy month for the juniors. They had to work diligently to put the final touches on the banquet and the prom. To everyone’s delight it was a success. The banquet was held in the cafeteria. The guest speaker was Chuck Dovish. The prom was held in the gym with a disc-jockey from a Little Rock radio station presid- ing. The king and queen for the prom were Mike Campbell and Wanda Brasier. They were cho- sen by the juniors and seniors. Top: Mike Campbell was the king of the prom, and Wanda Brasier was the queen Above: Robin Stone listened to the guest speaker. Left: Scott Tarvin and his date talked with classmates. 15 Thank Goodness It’s Friday When the weekend finally rolled around, everyone was excited about going to his favor- ite place. For many students at PHS, Morrilton seemed to be that place. The favorite pastime was to drive through McDonald's and to cruise up and down the highway. The Rialto Theater was another attraction. Little Rock, Conway, and Hot Springs probably came next with Charlie Goodnights, the malls, or just sight-seeing. No matter which place was chosen, students seemed to enjoy their weekend. Above: Mark Vaught and a friend spent a weekend playing Galaga. Top: Vanessa May, Kim Everhart, and Missy Butler pigged out at Showbiz. Right: Playing the games at Showbiz were Wes Wilson. Rita McKay, and Kim Everhart. 16 Above: Enjoying the day in the sun at Nimrod Lake were Jenneal Jones. Neil Corder. and Sean Griffen. Far left: Missy Butler tried to decide on an album while shopping at the mall. Left: A favorite place was the Hot Springs Mall. 17 Right: Richard Smith gave Tom Taylor a hand. Below: Mr. Massey gave Kay Newton some last minute pointers. Bottom Left: Lancy Crawford adjusted his tassle. Bottom Right: The senior class patiently waited for instructions. Hats Off to Seniors Seniors said their final fare- wells to PHS during the commen- cement exercise held in the gym on May 4th. Kay Newton was valedictor- ian of the class, and Lisa Brown was the salutatorian. Other honor graduates were Cindy Bull, Shirley Burke, Randall Dias, Sheila Hester, Tim Hillis, Kenny Howard, Jerry Johnson, Patti McFerran, Julie Moore, Toni Trotter, Jerry Williams, and Rusty Windle. Left: Wanda Brasier spoke to friends before graduation. 19 Mustang Mania Everyone goes crazy over his home team, and it’s no different at Perryville. The cheerleaders cheered, the M-Steppers danced, and the band played. The groups were not the only ones with enthusiasm. The fans went wild, too. They made signs, yelled cheers, and participated in various dress up days. Above: The M-Steppers showed their spirit while performing at a pep rally. Right: Some of the homecoming signs were made by Gwen Eubanks and Tami Hester. 20 Far left: A spirited Holly Singleton enthused the crowd. Top left: Water- melon, watermelon, watermelon rind. Look at the scoreboard and see who is behind. Left: The band performed at Homecoming. Middle left: The student council made a float for Homecoming. Left: Journalism class reminded the senior boys basketball team what to do at State Tournament. Above: The sign the football players put outside their door at Homecoming spoke for itself. 21 M.A.S.H. 4077 Presented M.A.S.H. 4077 was the play production for 83-84. The play was presented in the armory on April 19th. Props such as tents, jeeps, tables and other army accessories were donated by the National Guard. The cast consisted of 30 members. The play was under the supervision of Mr. Todd Rasmussen. Right: Deanna Hawkins and Gayla Butler discussed their problems as army nurses. Below: Donnie Johnson, Wanda Brasier, and Tim Hillis operated on Billy Perkins. Left: A cook, Mike Campbell; a clerk, Tim Windle; and a private. James Lee shivered in the cold army camp. Below left: Lisa Brown, Margo McConnell, and Heidi Brown played the Bonwit Sisters. Below: Eddie Newton and Rob Ayers enjoyed a quiet moment at the M.A.S.H. unit. 23 Tournament Excited Fans In a dusty hazy atmosphere the class tournaments proceeded as usual. Due to extraordinary circumstances, the games were played on a half court basis. This created a quite unique atmos- phere for the tournament. How- ever, players realized basketball was basketball and excitement prevailed. Right: Wanda Brasier put the ball up for two over her defenders. Below: Anthony Lankford shot over Steve Swope. Below right: Melissa Hill attempted to make a The tournament consisted of three divisions: senior high, junior high, and a fun for all game between teachers and seniors. In the senior high games, the sophomore girls and the senior boys were overall winners. Raising money for the ban- quet and prom, the juniors sponsored the annual event. basket over Beth Branscum. Bottom left: Ginger Bird and Rema Aguilar played good defense. Bottom right: Suzie Davis looked for the ball. 24 Left: Kelly Massey and Mrs. Morgan waited for the rebound. Below left: Mr. Massey watched Kevin Norwood shoot free throws. Below: Tim Windle played defense. Bottom: Honey Hackett gunned the ball for two. m Two’s Company, but Three’s? Sweethearts were found on every campus; ours were no exception. These pairs gathered at their favorite places during lunch and before school. One could see couples escorting the other half to class. This usually ended with a mad dash to the other half's class. •m Above: Joe Janowski and Jenny Eubanks Above: Looking over a paper during lunch talked before going to class. were Kevin Massey and Deanna Hawkins. 26 Far left: Jamie Fuller and Diane Brasier spent their lunch time visiting in their usual place. Left: Visiting between classes were Chuck Jennings and Karen Cossey. Left: Tim Bogan and Kim Price talked to each other at the Homecoming pep rally. Above: A couple of students gathered at the rear of the pep bus. 27 Royalty Selected Deanna Hawkins was selected Mustang Queen. Kim Price, Toni Trotter, and Mi- chelle Robinson were runners up. The girls were selected by a personality outside the school district. Their pictures were numbered for identification. Kim Price Toni Trotter Michelle Robinson 29 Royalty Chosen Tommy Gottsponer Jamie Chambliss Rob Ayers Keith Lankford was chosen Mustang King. Tommy Gott- sponer, Jamie Chambliss, and Rob Ayers were chosen as runners up. Winners were chosen by a personality outside the school district. The pictures were numbered for identification. 30 Mustang King Keith Lankford Who’s Who Selected There were ten categories for the Who’s Who ballot for 83-84. The categories were selected by students in grades ten through twelve. Mr. and Miss PHS were also selected by the students. The election was supervised by the yearbook staff. Left: Most punk was won by Trevor Talley and Cindy Bass. Below: Voted most likely to succeed were Jerry Johnson and Kay Newton Below right: The two people with most talent were Kim Jackson and Scott Tarvin Below: Most handsome was Keith Lankford, and most beautiful was Deanna Hawkins. Below right: Lee Knight and Wanda Brasier were voted Mr. and Miss PHS. 32 Top: Chris Eaton and Mike Campbell were selected as the friendliest. Right: The students with most spirit were Mike Campbell and Wanda Brasier. Below left: John Gray and Cindy Bass were elected most likely to be remembered. Below center: Jay Butler and Sheila Hester were voted most preppy. Below: The biggest flirts in the school were Gayla Butler and Kevin Norwood. 33 Class Favorites Chosen Class favorites were chosen by popular vote of each class. Students in each class voted for one girl and one boy in their class. The votes were counted by the journalism staff. Above: Kenny Swope and Laura Daniels were selected as favorites of the sophomore class. Top right: Selected as freshman class favorites were Terrell Lankford, Diane Brasier, and Jamie Fuller. Right: Tammy Wougaman and Jeff Kendrick were the eighth grade class favorites. 34 Class Officers Chosen Class officers were selected by a majority vote of each of the classes. The junior and senior class officers are the only ones that included responsibilities. The junior officers organized the fund raisers for the prom. They also organized the prom. The senior class officers participated in graduation cer- emonies and the prom program. Right: Officers for the junior class were Michael Jones, president; Eddie Newton, secretary; Ginger Bird, vice-president; and Pam Short, reporter. S? Above: Freshman class officers were Jesse Rankin, president; John Hackett, secretary; Jamie Fuller, reporter; and Diane Brasier, vice-president. Right: Senior class officers were Jerry Johnson, president; Tim Hillis, vice-president; James Branscum, secretary; Mike Camp- bell, reporter; and Tommy Gottsponer, treasurer. 36 Top: Sheila French, reporter; Jamie Garrett, president; Kevin West, vice- president; and Steven Hoyt, secretary were the officers for the seventh grade. Above: The class officers for the eighth grade were Jeff Kendrick, president; Brian Cannon, vice-president; Morgan Erby, reporter; and B.A. Wallace, secre- tary. Left: Sophomore class officers were Ricky Cummins, reporter; Derek Womack, president; Jenneal Jones, secretary; and Keith Moore, vice-president. 37 Below: Tommy Gottsponer received the runner-up trophy that the team won in the district tournament at Wonderview. 38 Mustangs Won First Round of State The senior varsity boys' basketball team went to the State Regionals for the first time in three years. The team won the first round of the tournaments by defeating Flippin with a score of 62 to 61. The boys lost the chance of competing in the finals by losing to a tough Fort Smith Christian School. Coach Echols had this com- ment about the team. “The senior high boys' bas- ketball team had a very interest- ing season. With three returning starters from a very good basket- ball team from the year before, a couple of good sophomores coming on, and three more returning lettermen, I was expect- ing great things. When it was all over, things had turned out good, not great. In the District Tournament, we coasted by Hector 79 to 53. In the next game, we faced a very good team, Pottsville, who had already beaten us twice previous- ly. We defeated Pottsville 55 to 46. We were on a roll. In the semi-finals, we faced Ola, who we had already beaten once soundly; but it wouldn’t be as easy this time. The final score was Perryville 53 Ola 44. This put us in the finals against an awesome Wonderview team, and also assured us of a trip to the Northwest Regionals at County Line. PHS leading in the early part of the game and down by three at halftime was beaten by Wonderview’s size and speed by a score of 64 to 45. In the Northwest Regionals, we faced Flippin who had a record of 38 wins and 5 losses. PHS played a super ballgame and won 62-61 on a last second shot by Jamie Chambliss. This put us in the semi-finals of the regionals playing a very good Fort Smith Christian team. A win against them assured us a trip to the State Tournament. They caught us on a very bad night. We ended the game shooting a poor thir- teen percent from the field. One can’t win shooting poor percent- age especially at a high level of competition. FSC won by a score of 78 to 59. This ended our season and dream of playing in the State Tournament.’’ Above left: Jamie Chambliss started the second half of the second round of the State Regionals. Above: The team gathered around their district trophy. Far left: On a free throw, James Lee racked up two points. Left: Jay Butler watched to see if the shot Jamie Chambliss took made it in. 39 Mrs. Hibbard showed Leon Snyder how to paint. Classes I ames Branbcum XVanda Br abler oCiba Brown Cindy Butt Bkirtey faurke ay Buffer WiLe CampUt rjbacid Carter J umie a ambfisb — 12 Underclassmen Beware Juniors and seniors of 1984 were under the influence of the dreaded RESEARCH PAPER. For those who will be juniors in 1985 BEWARE! Topics had to be chosen and deadlines had to be met. From the words of past juniors and seniors, good luck underclass- men. Your time will soon be near. 4� V ,'WiHI Kwana Cjedde T)am my (jotiiponer jbean na JdawLini Sir eifa Jdeiier Sbonna Mill T)im Jdiffis J(en ny Jdoward dndrea Jdurit Sot J anowihi ■ford i ncy raw fort phyftii 2) caveri tZandall Sbia Top left: Liesa Cleaver worked to meet her deadline. Bottom left: Chuck Jennings worked on research in the library. Left: Looking over his material was Clayton Phipps. 12 Q”9 3cffer!ei 3 rrV 3° JJranJon 3 nson on ei jCanLforcl Qrey jCee WcXani't Patti Wc3, %aeij WlcQk 3-ff err un ee m a Mey Woore Woore 44 The Beat Goes On Many varied sounds of a different beat were heard through the passageways of PHS. Everywhere one looked, he could see a radio. In fact, some seemed to work better with music than without. The beat does go on at PHS. Left: A group of students worked and listened at the same time. Below left: James Lee and Debbie Parham worked on a yearbook spread while listening to their favorite station. Below: Music talents were sported on t-shirts. 45 faff Rankin oe f iepe WicUte Robinson _ Kenny Scott Ray Scott Robbin Scoff Button Mania Hit Buttons showed the many feelings of students. It was apparent that the button craze hit campus. There were buttons with names and buttons that ex- pressed emotions as sad, glad, mad, and bad. Which was your choice? Right: Rob Ayers wore his favorite buttons. Below: Jamie Brooks and Robin Stone wore their buttons and ribbons supporting the Mustangs. Richard Smith Rohin SU ■ Scott Sc lone 'arvtn Sindetf Srotter ? Vaters 'jerry Vi(fiamS Steve Williams Rusty Windte Wichaef Wise 47 Connie Abston Rema Aguilar Scarla Ault Ginger Bird Larry Blackmon Pam Brand Kenny Brandon Heidi Brown Nancy Brown Gayla Butler Randy Butler Lisa Cannon Liesa Cleaver Neil Corder Greg Crawford Kathy Cripps -11i-.... Clowning Around Class clowns are fun to be around. Without them class would be boring. Sometimes they made our day; othertimes one wished they would shut up so homework could be finished. Sometimes Class Clowns got so carried away trying to make people laugh, they got carried out of class. Above: Coach Weidrich and Michelle West really knew how to clown around. Right: Darrel Garret was caught clowning in study Hall. 48 Robert Dean Mark Deavers Sondra Devine Lisa French Jenny Fuller Mike Garcia Dennis Garner Michelle Garret Joe Glover John Gray Eric Gregory Sean Griffen Keith Hadidon Karen Harvey Vicki Harden Steve Hawkins 11 Above: Rob Ayers, Toni Trotter, and Kim Price had fun clowning Above: Tammy Byrd found out it isn't always fun to clown around during Jr. High football games. around. The clown always gets it in the end. 49 Below: Preston Hurst is about to take a swim in the dunking booth. A Day at the Fair! As usual, Fair Day brought with it an air of excitement. Everywhere one looked people were hurrying to their favorite rides or games. The main attraction seemed to be the dunking booth, at least the ballthrowers thought so. As for the soaked and shivering targets, they seemed to have a slightly different opinion! ■11 Louis Hoover Teresa Howell Ricky Hoyt Kim Hudspeth Tracy Humphrey Preston Hurst Kim Jackson Chuck Jennings Donnie Johnson Rhonda Johnson Mike Jones Randy Lawhon Karen Maupin James Lee Tim Michaels Eddie Newton 50 — Left: Nancy Cripps, Vickie Har- den, and Jeanne Hawkins have a good time. Below: Holly Singleton shivers as she waits for another dunk. Dale Offield Debbie Parham Angie Patton Lisa Pearson John Roland Pam Short Marc Skinkle Joann Smith Jay Smith Trevor Talley Marcie Warren Michelle West Tammy West William Williams Tim Windle Angie Wood If the Shoe Fits ... People really paid attention to feet last year. Most people wouldn’t be caught dead with- out their NIKES. Some were so worn; it looked as though they were at the Alamo. Others wore their trusty cowboy boots. Then there were a few that shocked us all by wearing checkers, flames, and anything else they could get. 10 Becky Ault Tammy Byrd Randy Blackmon Derik Boyette Chris Branscum Teresa Camp Karen Cossey Karen Crawford Ricky Cummins Laura Daniels Suzie Davis Valerie Dias Patrick Day Doug Doughty Kim Everhart 52 Tony Holland Ronnie Hubbard Sonny Everett Gwen Eubanks Virginia Eubanks Donna Fenton Paul Gottsponer Sheila Gregory Kent Growns Jeanne Hawkins Tami Hester Randall Hightower Regina Janowski Benny Jones Jenneal Jones Susan Jones Dawndra Kelly Glen Knowles Artie Lankford Susan Lee Scott Long Roxianna McCabe Margo McConnell Rita McKay Kelly Massey Buffy Moore Keith Moore . 10 Encounters of a Required Kind Everyone enjoyed sports, field trips, etc., but most of them had a very different opinion of the work involved. These encounters of a required kind included four years of English, one year of physical education, two years of science, two years of social studies, and two years of math. Obviously, encounters of a required kind weren't exactly fascinating; but with field trips, senior skip day, and senior privileges, we managed to survive. Above: Deanna Hawkins was in one of Mr. Razz's computer classes. Below Right: If you didn’t drive to school, you had to take the bus. 54 t 27 Sandy Roberts Wayne Stone Michelle Sweat Mark Sibley Leon Snyder Kenny Swope Matt Watts Joetta Williams Mary Williams Derek Womack Christine Anderson Billy Barton Becky Bennett David Bird Tammy Boughton Aubrey Boyette Robert Brand Diane Brasier Jamie Brooks Greg Butler Michelle Cannon Richie Caudell Kevin Cochman Amanda Crawford Nancy Cripps - 9 Project Egg Mrs. Patsy Smith’s child development class was involved in an egg baby project. Students quickly realized the steps of caring for a child. At times a normal classroom instantly became a nursery. Some babies quickly bit the dust and other arrangements had to be made. All in all a lesson in child care was learned. Top right: Susie Lee and Valerie Dias watched as Sandy Roberts and Karen Cossey held their babes. Right: Margo McConnell kept her little one on her desk. 56 Holly Daniel Jimmy Daniels Donna Dehart Jimmy Everhart Ronnie Finkbeiner Alan Hageman Wayne Hill Bobby Holbrook Russell Humphrey Jennifer Hurst Carol Foster Jamie Fuller Goldia Glover Phyllis Grable John Hackett Top Left: Ricky Cummins and Derek Womack had different feelings for the additions to class. Above: Valerie Dias looked at her project carefully. Left: The egg nursery was in full swing. Chow Time From eleven till twelve - twenty on campus proved to be a different type of involvement. During a school day, one was involved with academics, extra-curricular activities, and last but not least, chowing down . Look around, are you there? Top right: The bunch at lunch. Right: Tami Hester and Gaylene Muncy were caught off guard by the picture snapper. - 9 — Melissa Janowski Dianna Johnson Billy Jones Billy Knowles Carl Lankford Phillip Lawhon Shawn Lawrence Christi Lee Mark McNeal Jennifer Magie Paul Mathias Roger Moore Sandy Moore Tim Netherton Terry Newton Melissa Patton 58 Far Left: Mrs. Hunt, Coach Feimster, and Mr. Blaylock were caught with a full mouth. Above: Some students brown bagged it for lunch. Left: John Wilson enjoyed his hamburger line meal. Leslie Pearson Larry Perkins Sonya Phillips Jesse Rankin Bobby Reeder Scott Reeder Tanya Reeder Darrin Roland Sharon Rotruck Clinton Rush Paul Schmelter Brenda Short Tim Stone Ava Williams Susan Windle Steve Woods Jerry Woods Sandra Anderson Teena Ault Vanessa Barnes Georganna Bennett James Bird Molly Blair Scott Blair Lester Bryant Brad Bull Brian Cannon Terri Jo Crain Monty Crawford Jimmy Cummins Jeanette Daniel Charina Davis Right: Mrs. Smith watched as the race got under way. Bottom right: Monty Crawford, Scott Skinkle, Pam Moore, and Denise Spears waited for their time at the starting line. Below: Ricky Young returned from his roll down the race track. Peter Carpenter Gary Caudell Robbie Corder Mary Cossey Dawn Davis Theresa Dorsey Laura Drummond Tammy Eaton Rhonda Edwards Mike Ellison James England Morgan Erby Shawn Finkbeiner Honey Hackett Tina Harden Clay Hawkins Deidra Hill Tracy Hill Tessie Howell Jared Hunt Theresa Ives Alice Jennings Brad Jones Randy Jones 8 — Handicapped Day Portrayed On May 17, Handicap Aware- rolling events took place with ness Day was held at PHS. The crutches and wheelchairs, eighth graders in Mrs. Patsy The participants realized the Smith's class participated in the hardships of a handicapped event. As a finale, the group held person, a racing event. Running and Left: Morgan Erby and Mark Scott waited at the line for their turn. Below: Brad Jones and Toni McCabe waited for the signal from Coach Feimster. Tim Jones Jeff Kendrick Shane Lamb Anthony Lankford Danny Lawson April Long Toni McCabe Charlotte McCormick David McGhee Allen McNeal Mike McQueary Donna Maxwell Steve May Vanessa May Pam Moore Susan Moore Tony Moore Renee Phipps Kristi Rankin Joanna Robnett — 8 Students Took to the Field On a warm sunny day, fourth, fifth, and sixth graders competed in field day. As classmates cheered par- ticipants on, the events began and records were made. Participants took part in oddities ranging from the earth ball, the running board, and the tug of war. 62 Lett: Mr. Chitwood, principal, supervised the earth ball event. Below: Pulling to the finish were Kathy Bird, Dana McCart, and Robin Edwards. Darren Rose Lori Scott Mark Scott Tracy Shafer Scott Skinkle Glen Smith Suzanne Smith Mark Smithpeters Denise Spears Brad Tubbs Jennifer Ussery Mark Vaught B.A. Wallace Daniel Warren Jane Warren Tony Weaver Russell Weiss Mark Williamson Wes Wilson Ricky Young James Aguilar James Ault Tracie Austin Shelly Barton Becky Bench Beth Branscum Gary Bryant Stephanie Bull Tricia Butler Donald Camp Debbie Carter Shelly Carter Theresa Cook Melissa Corder Mark Cossey Ashlie Crain Richard Crain Tene Crain Jeannie Crolley Johnny Davis 7 Dream On By the end of the school term many students seemed bored with class. The result was daydreaming. Daydream- ing can be fun, but it also can be harmful. Most of the teachers did not like the idea of a student daydreaming in class. Some people just drifted off without ever knowing it. Nobody really knew what a person daydreamed about. It might have been about his fantasy of being a millionaire when he got out of school, or maybe he daydreamed about a car that he only gets to drive while he is drifted off into his own universe. Below: Caught in the act of daydream- Right: Kevin Massey daydreamed ing was Louis Hoover. during journalism. 64 Randy Deweese Jenny Fenton Sheila French Jamie Garrett Melvin Geddis Velma Geddis Calley Gothard Emory Gothard Heath Griffin Rachel Griffin Kenny Harvey Shane Hayes Shannon Hester Delana Hightower Melissa Hill Kristy Hillis Lynn Humphrey Jennifer Humphrey Steven Hoyt Christi Jones Below left: Mike Wise doing what he did best. Left: Kenny Brandon defended himself at the battleground of P.H.S. We Had Style Many students believed they showed style by the way they did things; but style had many different meanings; and students displayed them. Style ranged from the way one ate, talked, walked, and dressed. Each student seemed to have his own style. There were the punks, the preppies, guys with earrings and many new hair styles. If one wanted style, we had it. Right: Cindy Bass and Tami Wougaman brought the classy punk style to PHS. Below: Jamie Chambliss modeled the new fad, muscle shirts. Billy Jones Julie Jones Steven Jones Tammy Johnson Van Asa Judy Mike Knowles Mark Knight Crystal LaCook Sharon Lucas Larry Mainord Elizabeth Marks Lois Martin Shawna Maxwell Tim McDaniel Brent Mitchell Danny Moore Stephanie Morgan Bonnie Phariss Tracy Phillips Connie Reeder 66 Tim Scott Far Left: Charlotte McCormack and Jeanette Daniel were among the many to wear mini skirts. Left: Jamie Chambliss sported the new hair style of the year. Below: Rob Ayers displayed one of the several Arab hats on campus. •r .«'-r Tracy Short Jason Spickes Angela Stain Amy Stone Will Stuart Steve Swope Lynn Syler Laura Vance Alex Watts June West Kevin West Melanie West Michael West Chris Williams Mary Jane Williams Veronica Williamson John Wilson Freddy Wood Tracy Wougaman Andy Young Donna Barker Lynette Barney Jeremy Barton James Belk Stacy Bennet Jennifer Bennett Angie Bingham John Bird Shane Boshears Bobby Boughton Marcus Devine Michael Everhart Diane Ezell Gary Farnam Paula Fleenor Sherri Breashears Angela Bridges Chad Butler Lisa Camp Kevin Campbell Nicky Cannon Nicole Chitwood LaWayne Cochran Doug Davis Ashli Delk Heather Hackett Mike Harmon Donnie Head Sheryl Humphreys Crissy Janowski Jamie Johnson Kay Jones Missy Jones Brandi Jordon Dale Lankford Jananne Lankford Theresa Lankford Todd Lankford Sco.ty Lawrence Laura Lively Royce Magers Christina Mainord Raudy Maxwell Keith McNeal Manon McCabe Deborah Moore Tricia Moore Linda Offield Tricia Paul Trecia Reeder Todd Renfroe Chris Rogers Steven Scott Cliff Smith Terry Soller Tracy Spires Suzy Standridge Brian Story Kristy Stone John Teel Larry Vance Toby West Wayne Williams Jason Belk Kathy Bird Chris Boozer Rhonda Boyette Susan Boyette Steve Bradford David Bull Harley Cochran Brandon Cook Vicki Crain Gary Davis Rusty Doughty Robin Edwards Ray England Nicky Etzberger Shane Etzberger Michelle Ezell Carroll Flynn Kayla Hill Loretta Holbrook Debora Humphrey Jason Hunt Cliff Jones Janie Jones Naaman Judy Jason Kendrick Chandra LaRue Elizabeth Lawrence Russell Lawrence Jeff Lively 5 Practice Makes Perfect Band, track, baseball, foot- ball, and basketball were var- ious forms of practicing that went on at school everyday. Some practices only came once a year, such as homecoming, graduation, and play practice. The band practiced daily so they would be prepared to perform at all the home football games. Along with the band, the football players also prac- ticed. As the saying went, “practice makes perfect”. Students at P.H.S. worked for perfection. Below: Wanda Brasier at play practice. Below: Scott Wright watched Donny Johnson lift weights. Far left: Ava Williams and Jamie Brooks at Drill team practice. Left: Preston Hurst at a Wildlife meeting. Above: Band members rehearsed. Brian Lovell James Maples Josh Maxwell Dana McCart Travis McElroy Sean McQueary John Mercer Pat Mitchell Becky Moore Jennifer Morgan Gordon Parham Vern Rotruck Tina Shafer Mark Smith Jode Towe Stacy Tucker John Ussery Johnny Warren Bryan Weaver Kristie Weiss Elizabeth Williams Cassandra Williamson Kristy Wilson Brad Windle Melissa Wofford Mark Woods Sandra Worm Buddy Wyatt 4 Nathan Adams Donald Anderson Henry Anderson Steve Atkinson Brandi Barnes Brad Barta Jamie Belk Clint Blair Sonya Boyett Susan Bradford Mary Browne Jennifer Bull Tim Camp Brandy Campbell Jason Campbell Cory Cox Sarah Cullins Bryan Davis Cindy Davis Krista Davis Kristie Davis Jonathan Eddings Martin Erby Scott Erwin Buddy Etzberger Jennifer Fildes Susan Foster Heath Griffith Richard Hayes Terry Higgins Jimmy Hightower Debra Holdridge Brook Holloway Mary Humphrey Timothy Ives Kevin Johnson Brooke Jordan Tommy Kelley Robert Leach Rose Ann Lee Jeff Lively Anne McConnell Kris McGhee Thomas Maupin Billy Maxwell Rhonda Maxwell Greg Moore Michael Moore April Paul Katherine Phariss Cody Rankin Jason Rankin Billy Reeder Shelley Reeder 72 Venus Seigrest Debra Sibley Jimmy Sloss Regennia Smith Kim Soller Eric Stain Michael Standridge Brian Stone Olivia Stone Trade Stone Chuck Stover John Stuart Darrin Tillery James Tindell Gary Tucker Greg Underwood Sharon Verbeck Kevin Walker Dawn Weaver Liza Weir Rhonda Windle Cathy Young Robert Young Ronnie Youngblood Valerie Atkinson Chris Black Len Blaylock Dusty Brand Donta Brazier Abra Breashears Christy Bull Stacey Byrd Anthony Caldwell Maggie Collins Mark Crain Wesley Crain Deana Crawford Vicki Crolley Jason Crump Gail Davis Jeremy Deaver Stacy Delk April Doughty Page Echols Kelly Everhart Tony Ezell Leslie Fitzwater Cindy Fleenor Amy Garrett Kristi Guenther Angela Hale Chris Harris 73 DeWayne Hightower David Hill Michael Hixon Suzie Holcomb Kirk Hudspeth Shawn Kelley Eric LaCook Ray LaRue Johnny Lee Katina Lee Cody Mackey Amanda Maples Tammy Maxwell Lori Myers Amy Newland Melanie Patton Amanda Peebles Chastity Perkins Anna Prince Don Robinson Teesha Robinson Shonnie Rollo Heather Rose Chris Rowe Tina Scott Shanna Skinkle Jacob Tindell Mike Tubbs Andi Tucker Renee Tucker Keith Van Dee Marcus Weir Donnie Weiss Pam Windle Danielle Wofl 2 David Adams Tracy Anderson Tracy Blair Laura Boozer Phillip Boughton Buffy Brand Tanya Brand Chris Brown Starly Bull Rebecca Burnett Chris Caldwell Robbie Cannon Jamie Chitwood Richard Cleaver Chad Crain Lori Crain Nora Davis Terra Donnelly James Eddy Danial Evans Davey Guenther 74 Becky Harmon Clint Harper Amy Haulk Chris Hester Larry Jackson Tommy Johnson Brent Jones Paula LaRue Billy Lawrence Gary McCart Jason McGhee Danny Marsh Michael Martin Chad Maxwell Dottie Moore Jeremiah Moore Thomas Parham Donna Perkins Rebakah Scott Chucky Stuart Joshua Taylor Robert Thacker Nicole Tubbs Erica Tucker Greg Verbeck Phillipe Waller Jennifer Weddle Gretchen Weiss 1 Aleia Atterberry Angie Adams Jeremy Adams Shelly Anderson Brandy Ashcraft Russell Bench Felicia Black Berry Blair Chris Blair Jonathan Blaylock Scott Bradford Michael Brown Laura Browne Barry Bull Gary Bull Jeremy Bull Ashley Carter Keith Carter Sirenity Collins Luke Cullins Chad Deaver 75 Jason Deaver David Delong Jo Ann Devine Michael Eddy Belinda Edwards Kim Feimster Tabby French Jacob Garrett Philip Gladen Roslyn Gothard Scott Harris Carder Hawkins Sherrie Hepp Brian Holloway David Holt Bradley Jordan Noah Judy Alena Kleczka John McGrew Steve McLemore Scott Magie Brian Maguire Mickey Maples Bradley Mimms Chris Musselman Leslie Myers Christyl Pye Jonathan Shafer Shannon Standridge Keith Stone Charles Tindell Stevie Tubbs Tami Tucker Tina Tucker Stephanie Waggoner Jeanne Weiss Jamie West Ian Whittaker Leann Williams Lisa Williams Kevin Wood Andy Wyatt K J.R. Atkinson Curtis Atterberry Lisa Barta Willie Beard Joshua Bennett Jess Blundell Chad Brand Cody Brand Nathan Brand Rachel Breashears Misty Bryant Eric Bull Robert Bull Billie Cannon 76 Jennifer Clay Shawna Combs Nettie Davis John Austin Dias Amber Donnelly Joseph Doughty Crystal Drinkwater Sarah Drinkwater Beth Edwards Shannon Estes Amy Ezell Mike Garcia Chris Hance Kim Haulk Jody Hibbard Robert Hill Dale Holbrook Adam Holt Jay Huff Brandi Jolly Alton Kelley Brandy Kelley Robert Lee Chris McCart Jamie McGhee Brad McGrew Tony Marsh Michelle Martin Alicia Mason Aaron Niles Stephanie Patton Jeffrey Perkins Kristin Reeder Shawn Reeder Jason Roland Nikki Rush Bobby Scott Joe Scott Mandy Spears Justin Spickes Belinda Stain Kimberly Swope Tara Sweeney Keri Tillery Michael Tindell Brandy Tiner Samantha Tubbs Toby Tucker Brad Underwood Jon Warren Clay Weddle Joey Wells Kelli Williams Clifford Wofford Randy Wood Tonya Wyles 77 Rob Ayers leads the pack when he finally breaks through the paper. Jay Butler and Jamie Camblis take a drink during time out. Dart nf tho Qr Mirth fnothflll tpam Innkinn Coach Feimster shouts orders to one of his players. Sports 79 Mustangs Won Homecoming The Perryville Sr. Mustangs were hounded by another disap- pointing season this year with only one victory througout the season. The Mustangs only victory came on Homecoming night with a 14-6 triumph over Mayflower. All-District Performers for Mus- tangs were Chris Harmon, Kevin Massey and Mike Campbell. Below left: Donnie Johnson tried to break away from a Newark defender. Front row: J. Williams. C. Jennings, R. Cummins. S. Tubbs, D. Johnson, C. Harmon, R. Young, Row 2 B. Perkins, J. Roland, J. Branscum, M. Campbell, D. Boyett, T. Bogan, S. Reeder. B. Jones. Row Three: M. Garcia, P. Hurst, J. Rankin, K. Waters. G. Jefferies, C. Phipps, R. Ayers. K. Massey. Back Row: Coach Jim Feimster, P. Gottsponer, S. Tarvin, K. Moore, S. Hawkins, R. Hightower, G. Lee, Coach J. Echols, Coach L. Wilson. Below: With 34 seconds left on the clock, the mustangs knew they had won Homecoming. Above: Chuck Jennings tried to break away against Hector. Right: Scott Tarvin unloaded a pass with help from the front line. £ 0 84 $12 ft? $ 7(1 22 82466 30 80 Branscum deflects a Mayflower pass. PHS 21 Newark Opponent 28 7 Dover — 14 7 Mt. Pine 'H 0 Ola 28 0 Danville 39 0 Pulaski Acd. 22 2 Hector sv 6 7 CMS 16 14 Mayflower 6 7 Glen Rose 14 Left: Tim Bogan broke through the Ola defense. Above: Kevin Massey and Preston Hurst brought down a Dover ball carrier. 81 Juniors End Season 6-2 Below: Jesse Rankin passed the ball for another Mustang touchdown. Bottom: Down at the line was the Mustang team. The junior Mustang football games, lost seven and tied two. team kept up the winning tradi- This year the team had a tion which started back in 1980. record of 6 and 2. The team was Over the last four years, the coached by John Echols and junior Mustangs have won 21 Larry Wilson. 82 Below: Taking a break from a rough game called a penalty on the Mustangs. Below: was Shane Lamb. Middle: The official Alan Hageman was ready for the pass. SCOREBOARD PHS Opponent 30 Ola 0 0 Danville 14 28 CMS 7 35 Hector 0 8 Dover 13 14 Mayflower 7 14 Lamar 0 12 Bauxite 8 Above: Play was stopped by the officials. Left: JUNIOR TEAM — Front Row: Anthony Lankford, James Bird, John Hackett. Jeff Kendrick, Kevin Cockmen. Mike Ellison, and Tim Jones. Row Two: B. A. Wallace, Brad Tubbs, Brian Cannon, Russell Humphrey, Jared Hunt, Claytie Hawkins. Darren Rose, Russell Wise, Jimmie Cummins, David Thomson. Row Three: Shane Lamb, Wayne Hill, Shawn Finkbeiner. Terrell Lankford. Mark Smithpeteis, Terry Newton, Bobby Holbrook, Bobby Reeder, and Daniel Warren. Row Four: Roger Moore, Darren Roland, Steven Woods. Jamie Fuller. Richie Caudell, Wes Wilson. Jesse Rankin, and Randy Jones. Back Row Coach Larry Wilson, Billy Jones. James England. Larry Perkins, Alan Hageman, Shawn Lawrence. Jim Everhart, and Coach John Echols. 83 Mustangs Runner Up In District 4A East After a disappointing start the senior boys finally got it together in time for district Tournament. With impressive wins over Hector, Pottsville, and Ola, they advanced to the semi- finals before being defeated by Wonderview. Never the less, the boys brought home the District- Above: Sonny Everett hustles on defense against Mayflower. Runners Up trophy and advanced to the state regionals at County Line. All-District performers for the Mustangs, selected by Dis- trict 4A East coaches, are sen- iors: Jamie Chambliss, Tommy Gottsponer, and junior: James Lee. Below: Tim Hillis sits out with a hurt ankle. Left: Senior Basketball Team - Front Row: Row: Coach John Echols, J. Butler, J. S. Long, P. Gottsponer, W. Stone, E. Lee, K. Waters, J. Chambliss, S. Everett, Newton, M. Deavers, T. Gottsponer, Back K. Moore, T. Hillis, and G. Butler. 84 Left: Our team was showing great defense against Mayflower. Below: James Lee puts it in for two against Hector in the District Tournament. • • • Above Left: Jamie Chambliss draws a charge against Bigelow in the ATU Tournament. Above: Jamie Chambliss rams it home against Ola. 85 Below: Wanda Brasier hustles down the court. New Coaches Lead Jr.-Sr. Girls The senior girls were lead by two new coaches this year. Coach John Echols took over the duties as head coach and a woman coach Shirley Weidrich began duties as assistant coach. Below: Teresa Camp leaps high for the rebound. The team had three returning starters. Andrea Hurst was named all district. The team ended the season with an 3-16 record. Below: Liesa Cleaver and Teresa Camp set up the play. Senior Girls - Front Row: L. Cleaver, K. Cripps. K. Hudspeth, W. Brasier, R. Stone, D. Parham, P. Short. Back row: Coach J. Echols, D. Dehart, S. Hester, A. Hurst, T. Camp, R. McCabe, C. Bull, Coach S. Weidrich. 86 Left: Andrea Hurst goes up for two. SCOREBOARD PHS OPPONENT 64 ASD 18 56 Bauxite 54 61 CMS 29 44 Casa 33 31 .. Bauxite 51 31 Ola 44 17 Lakeside 43 34 Lakeside 65 44 Oakgrove 59 37 Danville 53 42 Oakgrove 48 52 Mayflower 64 41 Bigelow 64 35 Ola 37 14 Pottsville 34 36 Wonderview 37 22 Mayflower 23 16 Pottsville 45 42 J Wonderview 54 Above: Kathy Cripps going for the rebound. 87 Junior Girls Runner-up in District The junior girls’ basketball team finished the season as runner-up in the district tour- nament. They ended their season with a record of 3-9. The team was coached by Shirley Weidrich. Jennifer Magie, Chance Grace and Diane Brasier were named all-district. The junior boys ended their season with a 4-6 record. Players named to all-district were Jesse Rankin and Timmy Stone. Top left: JUNIOR GIRLS BASKETBALL - Front Row - Suzanne Smith, Jennifer Magie, Michelle Cannon, Diane Brasier, Jamie Brooks, Honey Hackett, and Beth Branscum. Back Row - John Echols, coach; Molly Blair, Nancy Cripps, Chance Grace, Charina Davis, Goldia Glover, Greg Butler, manager; and Shirley Weidrich. coach. Left: JUNIOR BOYS BASKETBALL - Front Row - Tim Jones, Randy Jones, John Hackett, and Shane Lamb. Row Two - Jeff Kendrick, Shawn Lawrence, Shawn Finkbeiner, and Brad Bull. Back Row - John Echols, coach; Jesse Rankin, Steve Woods, Ronnie Finkbeiner, Timmy Stone, Alan Hageman, and Greg Butler, manager. BOYS SCOREBOARD PJHS Opponent 27 ASD 21 29 Bauxite 32 19 Casa 23 37 Ola 24 13 Danville 27 23 Wonderview 29 19 Pottesville 32 24 Mayflower 50 GIRLS SCOREBOARD PJHS Opponent 27 CMS 28 14 Bauxite 36 30 Lakeside 13 20 Mayflower 10 22 Ola 29 31 Bigelow 17 88 89 Davis Went to State Suzie Davis was the only entry from Perryville to go to the State track meet. She came in first in the shot and second in the discus at the district meet which qualified her for State. At the state meet, she came in fourth in shot. The junior boys came in second at the district meet only by a few points. The senior high boys and junior girls both came in third in the overall ratings. Louis Hoover also qualified for state in the high jump but was unable to attend. Right: SENIOR BOYS’ TRACK — Front Row: Coach Larry Wilson, Mark Sibley, John Roland, Kenny Swope, and John Wilson. Row Two: Matt Watts, Michael Garcia, Keith Moore, Derek Womack, and Derik Boyette. Back Row: Randall Hightower, Trevor Talley, Benny Jones, Ricky Cummins. Below: Suzie Davis represented PHS as the Senior Girl's Track team. Above Right: JUNIORS GIRLS’ TRACK — Front Row: J. Warren, C. Green, T. Wougamon, T.J. Crain, J.A. Bennett, S. Smith, J. Brooks, J. Magie, C. Hillis, S. Morgan, Row Two: D. Hill, C. Clark, M. Blair, V. May, J. Ussery, C. Grace, G. Glover, C. Rankin, D. Brasier. Back Row: Coach Wiedrich, T. Cook, H. Hackett, J. Fenton, M. Hill, N. Cripps, S. Barton, M. Butler, and J. Jones. Right: Ricky Cummins competed in the poll vault. Far Right: Jennifer Magie and Diane Brasier came in close in the 100 yard dash. 90 Left: JUNIOR BOYS' TRACK — Front Row: T. Moore, M. Ellison, A. Lankford, B. Reeder, W. Hill, R. Jones, C. Hawkins, J. Cummins. Row Two: W. Wilson, A. Hageman, W. Stone, R. Finkbeiner, S. Blair, J. Rankin, L. Perkins, D. Rose. Back Row: Coach Wilson, S. Lawrence, A. McNeal. J. England, S. Finkbeiner, T. Weaver, and T. Lankford. Below: Louis Hoover hurdled his way to a victory. Bottom: Derek Womack received the baton from Trevor Talley in the 880 relay. 91 92 Left: Mike Campbell swung at the baseball. SCOREBOARD PHS Opponent 14 Sacred Heart 8 17 Pulaski Academy 2 0 Cabot 10 2 Dover 1 8 Mayflower 7 0 Wonderview 5 10 Dover 3 12 Sacred Heart 1 1 Lamar 2 Weather Shortened Season The PHS baseball team finished the season with a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. The season was shortened by the excessive rains that fell. Two of the losses were to a AAAA team and a AAA team. The bull pin was led by Jamie Chambliss with a 3-0 record and Paul Gottsponer with a 2-2 record. The team was coached by John Echols. MM Above: BASEBALL TEAM - Front Row: Donnie Johnson, and Paul Gottsponer. Sonny Everett. Steve Woods, Alan Sean Griffin. Wayne Hill, Ricky Hoyt, Mike Back Row: Coach John Echols, Kenny Hageman, Jesse Rankin, and John Campbell, Marc Skinkle, Neil Corder, Howard, Preston Hurst, Jamie Chambliss, Hackett. 93 Cheerleaders performed at halftime at a football game. Tammy Hester tried to decide what to Crawford, a member of the Wildlife frnlfcA careful shot in the 22 shoot. Clubs 95 Cheerleaders Rallied Fans Perryville High had two separate squads for football and basketball season. There were six members on each squad. All cheerleaders cheered at games and pep rallies. Dance routines were performed at the games, candy was thrown into the stands, skits were executed sometimes using students from the crowd. Mrs. Cole is the second year sponsor of the cheerleaders and also attended summer camp. Right: Sr. basketball cheerleaders Buffy Moore, Gayla Butler, Lisa French, and Kim Everhart used megaphones to get their point across. Below: Kim Jackson, Gayla Butler, and Jenny Eubanks per- formed a cheer at one of the pep rallies. Below middle: Kim Jackson rocked steady at a pep rally. Below far right: Sheila Hester got the seniors going by leading the class competition cheer. 96 Left: Sr. football cheerleaders prepared the breakthrough for the Homecoming game. Below: Diane Braiser, Sheila Hester, Gayla Butler, and Jenny Eubanks dazzled the crowd at the homecoming game with a dance routine to “Thriller”. Below left: Gayla Butler, and Buffy Moore hug Holly Singleton good bye after her last pep rally at Perryville High. Below right: Marcie Warren, Jenny Eubanks, and Buffy Moore lead a sideline chant at the Homecoming game. 97 Right: JR. CHEERLEADERS Aubrey Boyette, Sheila French, and Tracy Hill cheer for the junior teams at Wonder- view. Below: JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS rocked steady at a pep rally. Below Right: Diane Brasier, Jennifer Magie, Suzanne Smith, Aubrey Boyette, and Kristi Rankin lead the Alma Mater after a pep rally. Above: Diane Brasier. and Jennifer Magie got fired up at a pep rally. Above: Kristi Rankin cheered at the homecoming pep rally after the royalty had been presented. 98 Junior Cheerleaders Impressed Fans The football and basketball cheerleaders of 83-84 were very impressive. At camp they won several ribbons and a spirit stick. During the football season junior cheerleaders danced, per- formed stunts at halftime, and threw candy at pep rallies. Junior high basketball cheer- leaders attended all games which were all on the road after the Christmas Holidays. They also threw candy and performed cheers at halftime. All junior cheerleaders at- tended camp last summer with the senior cheerleaders and Mrs. Cole at ASU in Jonesboro. Top Left: JUNIOR BASKETBALL CHEER- LEADERS Theresa Camp, Shannon Hester, Jane Warren, Aubrey Boyette, Tina Ault, Sheila French and Tracy Hill. Left: Junior Football cheerleaders performed a cheer at a pep rally. Below: Junior Football cheer- leaders, Amy Stone, Kristi Rankin, Jennifer Magie, Honey Hackett, Suzanne Smith, Aubrey Boyette, and Diane Brasier 99 M-Steppers Performed During Half-time The M-Steppers had a new sponsor for the 1983-84 school year. She was Miss Carolyn Garison. Right: M-Steppers performed a routine using beachballs. Below: The three senior members of the squad performed a routine. The M-Steppers performed at all home football games; but because of the water damage to the gym floor, the group was unable to perform during basket- ball season. THe M-Steppers performed several interesting routines using gloves, pom poms, and beach- balls. The group also sold school jackets. Front Row: A Williams. D. Hill, W. Braiser, R. Stone, J. Brooks. Second Row: L. Pearson, R. Aguilar, J. Jones, S. Anderson, J. Daniel, C. McCormick, D. Davis, J. Robnett, L. French, L. Pearson, D. Johnson, Back row: Sponsor Carolyn Garison, T. Cook, S. Barton, S. Jones, K. Cossey, J. Williams, S. Roberts, M. McConnell, T. Hester, C. Lacook, M. West, T. Byrd, G. Eubanks, L Daniel. 100 Below: M-Steppers performed a nighttime Below Left: M-Steppers marched onto the Below Right: Lisa French raised her routine. field at Homecoming. hands high during a routine. 101 Band Performed 1984 was the first time since 1955 that PHS has had a band. The first band at PHS was in the 1940's. Mrs. Brenda Tiner, band director, started in 1980 in elementary with a recorder band which has now ad- vanced to an instrumental band. Throughout the year, the band participated in several functions. They rallied students during pep rallies, entertained fans at the Homecoming game, performed for club organizations in town, marched the Seniors to graduation, and gave a Christmas and Spring concert for the student body. Needless to say, the band was on the move. Right: Julie Jones, Susan Windle, Cammie Ward, and Debbie Carter played at a Christmas concert at First Electric. Below: Mark Smithpeters, Beth Branscum, and Julie Jones were ready to perform. Below left: Alex Watts turned his music for the next number. 102 Top left: The junior band performed for grade school. Below left: Beth Brans- cum and Melissa Hill packed away their instruments. Below: JUNIOR BAND - Front Row: Debbie Carter, Jennifer Humphreys, Theresa Dorsey, Shannon Hester, Dawn Davis, Shelly Carter, Jennifer Ussery, Chance Grace, Tanya Reeder. Row Two: Susan Windle, Cammie Ward, Amy Stone, Bonnie Phariss, Jeannie Crolley, Suzanne Smith. Row Three: Beth Branscum, Julie Jones, Christy Rateliff, Lynn Syler, Camille Gothard, Steve Jones, Tena Crain, Mark Vaught. Terri Jo Crain, Tracy Wougaman, Melanie West, Melissa Corder, Melissa Hill, Ashlie Crain, Stephanie Morgan. Van Asa Judy, Tim Scott. Alex Watts, Glen Smith. Back Row: Ronnie Finkbeiner, Director Brenda Tiner, Mark Scott. Not pictured: Mark Smithpeters. i i i i i i 103 FHA, Wildlife Clubs Kept Busy FHA and the Wildlife Club both kept busy during the school year with various activities. The Wildlife Club’s activities included a 22 shoot, a skeet shot, and an archery shoot. FHA worked with the elderly at the nursing center and held several fund raising events. IFS jewelry was sold during the month of November, and in February, singing valentines were offered for sale and quickly became a big success. Right: FHA-Front Row: S. Burke, C. Abston, J. Jones. Row Two: J. Eubanks, T. Hester, K. Cossey, K. Maupin. K. Crawford, S. Roberts. Row Three: Sponsor P. Smith, S. Lee, L. Daniel, H. Daniel. J Williams, A. Boyette, A. Crawford. C. Lee. Back Row: M. Warren, G. Butler, K. Massey. Below Right: Wildlife Club - Front Row: K. Growns, T. Moore. M. Campbell. T. Hillis, M. Deavers, L. Hoover. T. Winded. P. Moore, R. Winded. J. Chambliss, C. Harmon. T. West. C. Jennings, J. Lee. P. Brand. L. Blackman. Row Two: J. Janowski, G. Crawford, J. Branscum, M. Wise. R. Hubbard, D. Offield. K. Howard, R. Hoyt, D. Garner. T. Michaels, W. Stone, J. Glover. G. Lee, M. Garceia, J. Roland. P. Hurst, C. Harmon. K. Waters. K. Brandon, M. Jones. Below: Mike Campbell was cnosen by the FHA as its beau, and Pam Brand was selected by the Wildlife Club as its sweetheart. 104 Left: Kent Growns took aim at a target during a 22 shoot. Below: Mayor Richard Tiago proclaimed National FHA week. Bottom: FHA sold singing valentines as a money making project during the month of February. 'iv Above: NHS MEMBERS - Front Row: Julie Moore, Toni Trotter, Cindy Bull, Lisa Brown, Kay Newton. Patti McFerran. Row Two: Jerry Johnson, Kenny Howard, Rusty Windle, Tom Taylor, Jerry Williams, Randall Dias. Right: INDUCTED NHS MEMBERS - Front Row: Angie Patton, Wanda Brasier, Sheila Hester, Donna Hill, Connie Abston, Ginger Bird, Heidi Brown, Lisa Cleaver, Trade Humphreys, Karen Harvey. Row Two: Joe Riepe, Steve Hawkins. Michael Jones, Donnie John- son, Eddie Newton, Ricky Hoyt, Sean Griffin. Below: Student Council members worked on the Homecoming float. Above left: Paul Gottsponer and Sheila Hester helped with the Homecoming float while Derik Boyette supervised. Above: Lisa Brown gave her speech during the induction ceremony. Left: STUDENT COUNCIL - Front Row: Wanda Brasier, Ginger Bird, Kelly Massey. Row Two: Jamie Brooks, Robin Stone, Honey Hackett, Kathy Cripps, Beth Branscum, Kristi Hillis, Pam Short. Back Row: Sheila Hester, Paul Gottsponer, Jennifer Ussery. Below left: Attending to one of NHS's daily duty, Lisa Brown and Rusty Windle took down the flag. NHS Student Council Led Students National Honor Society members had the responsibility of raising and lowering the flags and leading the Pledge of Allegiance each week. They were responsible for Teachers' Appreciation Day at both the elementary school and the high school. Mrs. Debbie Morgan sponsored the organization. The Student Council constructed the Homecoming float. They kept the school bulletin board current and selected a student and teacher of the month, chosen for outstanding character and service to the school. The Student Council also sponsored a school dance. The sponsor was Mr. Raymond Massey. 107 Below: Ms. Carolyn Garison was watched by Rob Ayers and James Lee as she blew out hot air as usual. Journalism, GCE Experienced Fund Raising Both journalism and GCE the GCE program. The organiza- had a lot of experience in fund tion was under the superivision of raising during the year. GCE sold Bob McCallister. He helped the candy bars, and the journalism students search and obtain jobs, class sold spirit links for a chain Carolyn Garison became the new during Homecoming week to journalism teacher after transfer- raise money for the yearbook, ring from Wilmar. It was the second year for Above Top: Kevin Massey was the Mustang editor. Above: Newspaper editor, Trevor Talley, typed an article. Lett: YEARBOOK AND NEWSPAPER STAFF - Front Row: Deanna Hawkins, Kevin Massey. Row Two: Marc Skinkle, Trevor Talley, Gayla Butler, Sheila Tindle, Shirley Burke. Row Three: Robin Scott, Phylis Deavers, Jenny Fuller, Vickie Harden. Back Row: James Branscum, Debbie Parham, James Lee, and Mike Wise. 108 Bottom: GCE members Tim Hillis and Jeff McGhee sold Eddie Newton a candy bar. Below: GCE MEMBERS - Front Row: Keith Hadidon, Billy Perkins, Tim Hillis, Jamie Chambliss, Paul Moore. Chris Harmon, Lee Knight, Chris Knight, Kim Moore, Kwana Geddes, and Michele Robinson. Row Two: Tim Micheals, Tom Taylor, Joe Glover, Jay Butler, Kevin Norwood, Kim Price, Keith Lankford, Toni Trotter, and Julie Moore. Back Row: Dale Offield, John Jennings. Terry Moore, Kenny Howard, Dennis Gardner, Joe Janowski, Jeff McGhee, Joe Riepe, Lisa Pearson, Lisa French, Greg Lee, and sponsor, Bob McCallister. Below: The spirit chain Journalism sponsored. 109 Above: Tammy Byrd worked filing the names of students. Above Right: Mrs. Boyette worked hard at the typewriter. Center: OFFICE WORKERS - Front Row: Jeanne Hawkins, Deanna Hawkins, Kelly Massey, Kathy Cripps, Wanda Braiser, Robin Stone. Row Two: Tammy Byrd, Kim Everhart, Mrs. Boyette, Denise Spears, Lisa Cannon. Below: FIRE MARSHALS - Top Row: Gwen Eubanks, Jennie Eubanks, Karen Maupin, JoAnn Smith, and Preston Hurst. Library, Fire Marshals, and Office Workers Were Busy Students were selected from study halls to help out in the office and the library, while others were chosen to be fire marshals. The office workers helped by making announcements, selling supplies, picking up absentees, answering the phone, running errands, and sometimes filing. The library workers helped by checking in books, shelving books, preparing new books for circulation, and other library duties such as filing microfishe. Fire marshals, who were chosen by the Student Council, were responsible for the check- ing of class rooms and making sure the lights were off during the fire drills which were held each month. 110 Above First Row - Library Workers: Mrs. Carol Adams, Richard Smith, Tommy Young, Tessie Howell, Susan Moore, Michell Garrett. Second row: Vickie Harden, Robbin Scott, Sandy Moore, Susan Windell, Brenda Short, Scarla Ault. Third Row: Tina Spires. Phylis Deavers, Ginger Bird, and Jenny Fuller. Center: Susan Windell helps out her fellow students in the library. Below: Margo McConnel and Susan Windell check books in the library. Right: ART CLUB - Front Row: Karen Crawford, Nancy Cripps, Tammy West and Richard Smith. Row Two: Roxie Scott, Tanya Reeder, Marcie Warren, Chance Grace, Gwen Eubanks. Randy Lawhon, Sheila Tindell, and Mrs. Hibbard, sponsor. Row Three: Cammie Ward, Michelle Sweat, Laura Daniels, Gaylene Muncy, Tami Hester, Joetta Williams, Roxiana McCabe, and Shirley Burke. Back Row: Tony Holland, and John Gray. Below Right: SPANISH CLUB - Front Row: Paul Mathias, Connie Abston, Wanda Brasier, Derik Boyette, and Eddie Newton. Row Two: Buffy Moore, Sean Griffin, Joetta Williams, Jeanne Hawkins, Kelly Massey, Heidi Brown, Kim Jackson, Marcie Warren, Sandy Moore, and Rema Aguilar. Back Row: Paul Gottsponer, Sonny Everett, Louis Hoover, Randy Lawhon, Donna Fenton, Suzie Davis, Kim Everhart, Margo McConnell, and Susie Lee. Below: Billy Tindell put creative touches on a trash can. Bottom: Spanish Club members on their way to Little Rock. Bottom right: A pinata that was made by a talented Spanish student New Clubs Formed Art Club and Spanish Club were the two new clubs formed at PHS in 83-84. The Art Club had many projects during the year. They beautified the campus by painting trash cans. The club also visited the Arkansas Arts Center at Little Rock. The club’s sponsor was Mrs. Marilyn Hibbard. Spanish Club members en- tertained the student body by dancing in the Talent Show and singing Spanish Christmas Car- ols. They participated in several field trips which included Mexican Dances and plays. The club was sponsored by Mrs. Jo Wells. Right: Gwen Eubanks and Tami Hester showed off their finished product. Below Left: Michael Jones was on his way to a Spanish production in Little Rock. Below: Mrs. Hibbard supervised while Karen Crawford, Cammie Ward, and Tanya Reeder painted their trash can. 113 Ms. Garison, in one of her “not so good moods. Coach Fiemster gives a speech during teaches schoolei 114 Faculty and Curriculum 115 New Additions Made at PHS 1983-84 was a great year for PHS. We acquired a new gym, library, and two new classrooms after receiving a mileage increase of three mill. Con- struction began in April of 1983. At the end of the 1984 school year, both classrooms were furnished and moved into April 10. The classrooms were modern and up-to-date; the new library has new furniture and carpet. The new gym will be finished for the 1984-85 school year. 116 Administration The Perryville School District has progressed during the recent years in many respects. We presently anticipate being accept- ed by the North Central Associa- tion of Colleges and Schools within the near future. This school should continue to progress to a point that we become a model school with Watching students grow in knowledge and stature makes my job an exciting one. Excitement will continue at PHS as we adopt the new state educational stand- ards. The new buildings, the Bobby Joe Hibbard - superintendent of schools: Raymond Massey - high school principal; Homer Chitwood - elementary principal enrollment near 1000. Presently we have a very strong and diversified curriculum in grades K through 12, and strong community support. A concern I have is for a continued effort to improve and develop school spirit and school pride by all students. Bobby Joe Hibbard additional courses, and students with an ever improving attitude makes working at PHS fulfilling. I am anxious to start a new year. Raymond Massey PERRYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD - President Warren Vaught, Charles Roland, Henritta Woods, Secretary Len Blaylock, and Vice Pres- ident Bill Wright 117 Students Learned Spanish A Spanish class was added to the curriculum in 1984. Mrs. Jo Ann Wells taught the class. There were Spanish I classes for students from tenth through twelfth grades. A mini course was also offered for eighth graders. In addition to class studies, class members made pinatas and entertained the school with Span- ish Christmas carols. Top Far Right: Mrs. Wells in- structed her class. Top Right: Donna Fenton listened to Mrs. Wells. Right: Heidi Brown and Kim Jackson watched the board. Carol Adams - high school librarian, elementary librarian; Noel Adams - science, physiology; Dora Lee Ashcraft - librarian aide; Ramona Bishop - 1st grade; Melvin Blaylock - resource. Karen Boyette - high school secretary; Andrea Bradford - 4th grade; Billie Jo Branscum - nurse; Don Butler - biology; Lou Ann Carter - kindergarten. Virginia Chitwood - 4th grade; Artie May Clay - lunchroom supervisor; Judy Clay - speech therapist; Kay Cleghorn - 5th and 6th grades; Kate Cole - math, algebra. 118 Left: Kim Jackson discussed a problem with a classmate. Below Left: Mrs. Wells listened as a student spoke in Spanish. Below: A pinata that was made by a student. Hope Crowder - elementary math; Barbara Delk - 3rd grade; John Echols - health, jr. and sr. basketball coach, baseball coach; Lori Fallen - 1st grade; Jim Feimster - civics, football coach, psyschology, track. Judy Feimster - 11th and 12th English; Raylene Finkbeiner - 5th and 6th grades; Lynn Ford - remedial reading; Carolyn Gari- son - journalism, English; Tom- mie George - elementary secre- tary. Evelyn Harless - 5th and 6th grades; Cindy Hay - librarian aide; Marilyn Hibbard - Art I and II, 8th art; Vivian Hoyt - 2nd grade; Becky Hunt - speech and English. 119 Right: Chuck Jennings presented his radio spot. Below Right: Scarla Ault gave her ideas on her topic as Michelle West, Preston Hurst, and Chuck Jennings listened. Below: A radio spot was presented by Michelle West. Jane Hunt - 1st grade; Athalene Jones - business; Pat Larsen - 2nd grade; Bob McCallister - GCE, driver's education, history; Becky McElhaney - kindergarten. Frances Magie - bookkeeper; Bennie Massey - 3rd grade; Rebecca Maxwell - remedial reading; Debbie Moreland - science; Debbie Morgan - Eng- lish. 120 Speech Students Recorded Spots Speech students had various speaking assignments through- out the year. They had panel discussions, reports, and radio spots. The speech class was taught by Mrs. Becky Hunt. Left: Topic ideas were discussed by Randall Dias. Bottom: Jeff Rankin persuaded the group with his views. Below: Mark Skinkle listened to his music presentation. Gordon Morgan - industrial arts, math, mechanical drawing; Eddie Morris - resource; Patrick O'Kel- ley - 5th and 6th grades; Todd Rasmussen - computer science, math; Brenda Reeder - 3rd grade. Charles Smith - counselor; Patsy Smith - home economics; Zula Stanton - history; Mimi Tarvin - kindergarten; Karen Taylor - 4th grade. 121 Brenda Tiner - elementary and high school band director; Shirley Weidrich - assistant basketball coach, physical education; Jo Ann Wells - Spanish; Dewayne Williams - special education; Larry Wilson - history, track coach. Rena Woolf - Chapter I clerk; Vicki Wroten - remedial reading. 122 T eachers Participated in Activities Teachers at PHS did more than teach. Some participated at pep rallies; while others dressed in unusual ways for Spirit Week. Some teachers even brought out hidden talents. Far Left: Mr. Massey had a big smile for the camera. Left: Mrs. Feimster was getting ready to help the students at a pep rally. Below Left: Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hibbard rallied the students at a pep rally. Below: Coach Wilson showed one of his hidden sides. Far Left: HIGH SCHOOL COOKS - Reba Parish, Jean Moore, and Rose Lankford. Left: HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Delores Long, Dorothy Cranford, and Joyce Moore. 123 124 Mike Campbell had his picture taken during pep rally. Advertisements 125 Mike Campbell, Kevin Massey, and Scott Tarvin enjoyed a game of pullet after lunch. Temple Baptist Church l erryi't fe 889-26 0 Sheila Hester Brandon Jones 126 Kevin Massey Freight Sales Co., Inc 4rkandad jCarqest .furniture c£i(juidator Congratulations and Best Wishes to all Seniors, including Shirley Burke and Sheila Tindell Furniture Showrooms Located in: Little Rock, Russellville, Hot Springs, Springdale, Fort Smith Oklahoma: Bartlesville Missouri: Springfield 127 Harden Construction Box 14 Westgate Dr. Perryville.AR 72126 Restaurant Located in the Holiday Inn West Hwy. 7 1-40 Russellville, AR 72801 501-968-4300 Jones, Stratton and Jones Attorneys at Law Guy H (Mutt) Jones Phil Stratton Casey Jones Best wishes to the 1984 Srs. BETH GLADDEN COULSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Levi Strauss Co. P. O. Box 186 OFFICE 501 889-2382 PERRYVILLE, ARKANSAS 7212© RESIDENCE 501 6640698 1001 E. Broadway, Morrilton, Arkansas 72110 Chiropractic Clinic Dr. V. H. Engelhoven Dr. James D. Frach 705 E. Broadway Morrilton, Ark. 354-4456 Congratulations Seniors Cindy Bull Kim Moore 128 TOUR TRAVEL SERVICE. INC. BLUE RIBBON SHOE STORE INC. 1 Ol3 Oak St Conway. Arkansas 72032 501-327-7363 (501) 968-3111 (Arkansas WATTS) 1-800-632-7644 PROFESSIONAL PARK BLDG 2504 W MAIN SUITE D RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801 Your Full Sen’ice Travel Agency Congratulations Seniors The Bare Thread All Your Sewing and Needlework Needs illie Colwell, Owner Perryville State'Bank Morrilton Discount Shoes And Repair 213 N. Moose St. Morrilton Ward Bus Sales P.O. Box 1466 Conway, AR 72032 Gayla Butler Joe Janowski Perry Co. Sheriff Office Ray L. Bird Sheriff -Hut Pan Pizza Thin-n-Crust Pie Spaghetti Bar Sandwiches Salads Soft Drinks Friday Saturday 11 am to 1 am Dine in or carry out No. 9 Hwy. 9 Morrilton Opening 11 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 129 Rivergreen Grass Farm Congratulations Seniors of 1984 Michelle Robinson Mike Campbell Kay Newton Perco Telephone Company Perryville 839-2323 Farm Bureau Box 588 Perryville, Gordon Gordon, P.A. Attorney’s at Law ARK. Greg Lee Morrilton Security Bank Perry County Clerk Congratulations Seniors Christine Wright and Deputies Morrilton MORRILTON, ARKANSAS 72110 A FRIEND LY TOWN 501 394-3531 131 LOYD HOUSE AGENT P. O. BOX 299 PERRYVILLE, ARKANSAS 72126 BUS: (501) 889-2842 RES: (501)889-2873 Sheila Tindell ALL THE SHIELD YOU'LL EVER NEED T. C. Vaughan, D.D.S. Morrilton Lewis Livestock Co., Inc. P.O. Box 252 Krebs Bros. Supply Co., Inc. Food Service, Equipment and Supplies for SCHOOLS - RESTAURANTS - CLUBS Conway, AR HOTELS - HOSPITALS AND INSTITUTIONS Phone 1501 Westpark-Space 2 329-5549 Little Rock, AR P.O. Box 1299 72204 Phone 664-5233 72203 WATS 1-800-632-4548 John Bentley Co. Route 2 Box 122 Perryville, AR 72126 Deanna Hawkins 132 Phone 333-2480 Roland’s Drug Store Box 435 Perryville, AR 72126 Phone 889-5111 Maus Implement Co. John Deere Sales Services Morrilton Beauty School with continuous starting classes Richard Smith Steve Williams Morrilton Packing CO. 314 North Moose St. Morrilton, AR 72110 Tim Hillis 133 Hebrews 12:14 Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord. Hwy. 10 at Harris Brake P.O. Box 179 Perryville, AR 889-2511 Immanuel Church of the Nazarene Larry J. Jeffries, Pastor Greg Jefferies Andrea Hurst Deanna Hawkins IBritt’s Sc Upstairs Britt’s Crompton CROMPTON COMPAN' Compliments 107 E. BROADWAY P.O. BOX 421 MORRILTON, AR. 72110 (5011-354-2272 UPSTAIRS 354-5209 MORRILTON PLANT P. O. BOX 420, HIGHWAY 113W, MORRILTON, ARKANSAS 72110, Of Crompton Inc. Morrilton Plant 501 354-1515 Worldwide LODGING Best Western Inn HWY. 7 1-40 EXIT 81 RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801 Congratulations Seniors FREE WORLD-WIDE RESERVATIONS DAVID EDDIE ANTHES OWNERS MANAGERS (501) 967-1000 134 Tommy Gottsponer Merlin Frethein P.O. Box 184 Fort Smith, AR dhrdt Electric do-op Perryville Julie Moore 135 FRIENDLY FOOD MARKET Community Health Clinic Ben Hyatt Home of Good Meats W.E. Wilkins owner P.O. Box 87 Perryville, AR Congratulations Seniors Rusty Windle Robin Stone 889-2777 136 ALLISON FORD CO., INC. Morrilton, Arkansas Bob Allison 354-4541 Home Phone 354-4027 L.R. Phone 375-1477 124 K DUwujk P O B 726 W vu£t K. AR 72110 I 0 0 � 9 JfSJ 354-llll •weddings •portraits •commercial •seniors £avuj Wi££«t — Dwoca M 01 WHOLESALE RETAIL BENNETT MOTORS Hwy. 9 North Rt. 2. Box 252 Morrilton, Ark. 72110 354-1603 DOYNE BENNETT IERRY BENNETT Fresh Fruits, Meats, Vegetables, and Groceries Home 354-1619 Home 354-5042 Perryville 889-2516 137 Weiss Lumber Building Supply Make Your Home an Energy Miser. Open 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday Open Saturday Till Noon Come By for Free Tips for Saving Energy Dollars. Building Materials for New Construction. Repairs and Maintenance. Hardware. Plumbing Supplies. Electrical Supplies. Tools. Paints. Stains. Paneling. Insulation. Doors and Windows. Cement. Roofing Material. Wood Heaters. Perryville 889-2695 Millard-Henry Clinic 3105 West Main Place RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 72801 Maumelle Valley Christian Center Rt. 2 Perryville, AR 72126 333-2661 Robbin Scott PRUITT MOTOR CO. MWY 9 NORTH MOORILTON, AR 72110 OrriCE 50’ 3541521 HOME 501 354 17 21 AmDwAutorrx tive P O DRAWER 619. MORRILTON. ARKANSAS 72110 Gayla Butler 138 RljiCK Oldsmopile Pontiac GMC rn jc.k«=. Poindexter Printing P.O. Box 710 Morrilton, AR 354-2603 Keith Lankford Perry County Florist for Complete Flower Service Perryville 889-2004 502 S W 4th Street England, AR 72046 K. W. ENTERPRISES Tax Accountants Corporate • Business • Personal RADIO SHACK DEALER MORRILTON ELECTRONICS 205 E. Broadway Morrilton, AR 72110 354 9003 Leonard Krisell Ray Kimsey (501) 842-3662 (501) 842-2472 Little Rock 376-1069 Gary Pahlmann (501) 842-3077 JOE KAY FOUGEROUSSE Owners A Operators PRICE CHEVROLET, INC. Hwy. 64 East, Box 500 — 354-3555 Morrilton, Arkansas 72110 R. W. Price President Res. 354-3471 Doroty’s Hair Fashions Complete Hair Care For the Entire Family Adona, AR Open for late appointment 662-4282 Western Auto Compliments of GREERS 115 East Broadway Morrilton, AR Perryville Put and Sonny Carter, Owners 139 9 ) m 1 Furniture 4 ilAfo and Zenith Center North Hills Shopping Center Rt. 2 Hwy., 9-B Morrilton, AR 72110 Phone 354-0154 Vwgil Batty Spao'i. Owi n MEXICAN FOOD Op n HAM. Do ly Clot 9PM Op an !.u 10 P M., hi. A Sol Coll AK od Pet Potter Servite 968- 1191 Jerry Williams Kwana Geddes W App eoo'e Yovf Ivurte � 420 loti 4th • Ruttellvlll HERBY BRANSCUM, JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW P.O. BOX 587 PERRYVILLE, ARK. 72126 TELEPHONE (501) 889-5101 140 Perry County Bank IRA Account Direct Deposits Christmas Club Loans Travelers Checks Escrow Night Deposit Drive-In Window Since 1946 Certificates Certificates of Deposit Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safety Deposit Boxes NOW Account Money Market Certificates 60 Club Each depositor insured to $100,000,000 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Jamie Chambliss James Branscum A Good Bank in a Good Community Thermogas LUMBER HARDWARE 142 Congratulations Seniors MID-STATE TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL COMPANY 832 Chestnut st., p o box i 42 Conway. AR 72032 GARLAND LEE OFFICE: 329-3402 HOME 759-B4E HOME: 889-2474 (501 ) 963-3 1 3 1 (jocting. I KI DDIi: ItOOI) Highway 64 west Russellville. AR 72801 a a as 968-3131 Dryer’s Shoes Whatta - Burger 1410 North Arkansas Russellville, Ark. Felter’s Inc. 329-3279 912 Front Street Conway, Ark. Jay Butler DAVID W. SMITH, R. Ph. NO. 2 MEDICAL LANE CONWAY, ARKANSAS 72032 PHONES: 229-4601 968-7025 PHONE 327-6664 Chick-A-Dilly Fried Chicken 1124 HARKRIDER CONWAY, AR. 72032 327-0829 1 OUR OLD CUSTOMERS ARE SATISFIED. IT’S THE NEW ONES WE'RE AFTER YOU ARE SAFE AND SECURE WHEN INSURED WITH FARMERS Fire Insurance Company, Inc. W. B. OWEN, Jr., President D. R. OWEN, Secretary Phone 329-3501 1127 Harkrider P.O. Box 42$ CONWAY, ARKANSAS 144 Cross Auto Supply, Inc. Koch’s Body Shop Morrilton 121 W. Railroad Ave. Morrilton, Ark. 72110 354-3571 INAPAi (Co jcS r-v Groceries Gas ■ Ice + Fishing Supplies Congratulations Seniors of 1984 Williams Junction Grocery Located State Highways 9 10 BOB PAT SELLE 501 -333-2422 Owners 501-333-2292 ns Quick Willie’s Kwik Stoi 145 Compliments of Harris Brake Community Church Robbin Scott Terry Moore Shirley Burke Kenny Scott Mustang Boosters Allrent Inc., Perryville Are you crazy Willis? WA and WB B and S Tires of Morrilton Bakers Drug Store - Conway Berry Drug Store - Dardanelle Bobbye's Wedding Creations Best Wishes from Gulf Oil and Talley's Grocery Bushwackers Beauty Salon Coleman’s Office Products, Inc. - Conway Compliments of Dardanelle Donut Shop Compliments of Rennae Sims Builders Conway Furniture Dardanelle Printers De-Salvo Pharmacy - Morrilton England's Texaco Federal Land Bank Association - Russellville Frank Rivers Men's Store - Conway Headhunters Beauty Salon Lemon's Prescription Shop Mack Realty - Greenbrier and Conway Magie Jewelers Morrilton Drug Inc. Owens and Son Insurance Agency Roberson Tire Service - Morrilton Sportsworld - Russellville Supply Inc. - Dardanelle West’s Department Stores - Downtown Conway Western Sizzlin - Russellville Woodson Department Stores - Dardanelle and Danville Valley Abstract and Title Corp. 146 Index A Abaton. Connie 48. 104. 105. 112 Adams. Angie 75 Adams. Carol 111. 118 Adams. David 74 Adams. Jeremy 75 Adams. Nathan 72 Adams. Noel 118 Aguilar. James 64 Aguilar. Rema 24. 48, 100. 112 Anderson. Christine 56 Anderson. Donald 72 Anderson. Henry 72 Anderson. Sandra 10. 11. 60. 100 Anderson. Shelly 75 Anderson. Tracy 74 Ashcraft. Brandy 75 Ashcraft, Dora Lee 118 Atkinson. J.R. 76 Atkinson. Steve 72 Atkinson. Valerie 73 Atterberry. Alea 75 Atterberry. Curtis 76 Ault. Becky 52 Ault. James 64 Ault. Scarla 3. 48. 111. 120 Ault. Teena 60. 99 Austin. Tracie 64 Ayers. Rob 23. 30. 46. 55. 67. 78. 80. 108 B Barker. Donna 68 Barnes. Brandi 72 Barnes. Vanessa 60 Barney. Lynette 68 Barta. Brad 72 Barton. Billy 56 Barton. Jeremy 68 Barton. Shelly 9. 64 . 90. 100 Bass. Cindy 13. 32. 33. 66 Beard. Willie 76 Beik. James 68. 72 Beik. Jason 70 Bench. Becky 64 Bench. Russell 75 Bennett. Becky 56 Bennett. Georganne 60 Bennett. Jennifer 68. 90 Bennett. Joshua 76 Bennett. Stacy 68 Bingham. Angie 68 Bird. David 56 Bird. Ginger 24. 35. 36. 48. 106. 107. Ill Bird. James 60. 83 Bird. John 68 Bird. Kathy 63. 70 Bishop. Ramona 118 Black. Chris 73 Black. Felicia 75 Blackmon. Randy 52 Blackmon. Larry 48. 104 Blair. Berry 75 Blair. Chris 75 Blair. Clint 72 Blair. Mollie 60. 88. 90 Blair. Scott 60. 91 Blair. Tracy 74 Blaylock. Jonathan 75 Blaylock. Len 73 Blaylock. Len Sr. 117 Blaylock. Melvin 59. 118 Blundell. Jess 76 Bogan. Tim 27. 55. 80. 81 Boozer. Chris 70 Boozer. Laura 74 Boshears. Shane 68 Bough ton, Bobby 68 Boughton. Phillip 74 Bough ton, Tammy 56 Boyette. Aubrey 56. 98. 99. 104 Boyette. Derik 2. 52. 80. 90. 107. 112 Boyette. Karen 110, 115. 118 Boyette. Ronda 70 Boyette. Sonya 72 Boyette. Susan 70 Bradford. Andrea 118 Bradford. Scott 75 Bradford. Steven 70 Bradford. Susan 72 Brand. Bufty 74 Brand. Chad 76 Brand. Cody 76 Brand. Dusty 73 Brand. Nathan 76 Brand. Pam 48. 104 Brand. Robert 56 Brand. Tanya 74 Brandon. Kenny 48. 65. 104 Branscum. Beth 24. 64. 88. 102. 103. 107 Branscum. Billie Jo 118 Branscum. Chris 52 Branscum. James 36. 42. 80. 81. 104. 124. 141 Brasier. D.ane 27. 34. 36. 56. 88. 90. 97. 98. 99 Brasier. Wanda 2. 5. 10. 11. 15. 19. 22. 24. 32. 33. 42. 70. 86. 100. 105. 107. 110. 112 Brazier. Donta 73 Breashears. Abra 73 Breashears. Rachel 76 Breashears. Sherri 68 Bridges. Angela 68 Brooks. Jamie 9. 46. 56. 71. 88. 90. 100. 107 Brown. Chris 74 Brown. Heid. 23. 48. 105. 112. 118 Brown. Usa 23. 42. 105. 107. 145 Brown. Nancy 48 Browne. Laura 75 Browne. Mary 72 Bryant. Gary 54 Bryant. Lester 60 Bull. Barry 75 Bull. Brad 60. 88 Bull. Christy 73 Bull. Cindy 19. 42. 86. 106. 128 Bull. David 70 Bull. Eric 76 Bull. Gary 75 Bull. Jennifer 72 Bull. Jeremy 75 Bull. Robert 76 Bull. Starly 74 Bull. Stephanie 9. 64 Burke. Shirley 42. 104. 108. 112. 127. 146 Burnett. Rebecca 74 Butler. Chad 68 Butler. Don 118 Butler. Gayla 22. 33. 48. 96. 97. 104. 108. 129. 138 Butler. Greg 56. 84 . 88 Butler. Jay 33. 39. 42. 78. 84. 109. 144 Butler. Missy 16. 17. 90 Butler. Randy 48 Butler. Tricia 64 Byrd. Stacey 73 Byrd. Tammy 49. 52. 100. 110 Caldwell. Anthony 73 Caldwell. Chris 74 Camp. Donald 64 Camp. Usa 68 Camp, Teresa 52. 86 Camp. Tim 72 Campbell. Brandy 72 Campbell. Jason 72 Campbell. Kevin 68 Campbell. Mike 3. 15. 23. 33. 36. 42. 80. 104. 124. 125. 131 Cannon. Billy 76 Cannon. Brian 37. 60. 83 Cannon. Usa 48. 110 Cannon. Michelle 56. 88 Cannon. Nicky 68 Cannon. Robbie 74 Carpenter. Peter 60 Carter. Ashley 75 Carter. David 42. 136 Carter. Deborah 64. 102. 103 Carter. Keith 75 Carter. Lou Ann 118 Carter. Shelly 64. 103 Caudell. Gary 60 Caudell. Richie 56. 83 Chambliss. Jamie 30. 39. 42. 66. 67. 78. 84 . 85. 92. 93. 104. 109. 141 Chitwood. Homer 63. 117 Chitwood. Jamie 74 Chitwood. Nicole 68 Chitwood. Virginia 118 Clark. Cheryl 90 Clay. Artie Mae 118 Clay. Jennifer 77 Clay. Judy 118 Cleaver. Liesa 43. 48. 86. 106 Cleaver. Richard 74 Cleghorn. Kay 118 Cochman. Kevin 56. 83 Cochran. Harley 70 Cochran. LaWayne 68 Cody. Dustin 103 Cole. Kate 118. 122 Collins. Maggie 73 Collins. Sirenity 75 Combs. Shawna 77 Cook. Brandon 70 Cook. Teresa 64. 90. 100 Corder. Melissa 64. 103 Corder. Neil 17. 48. 93 Corder. Robbie 60 147 Cossey. Karen 27. 52. 56. 100. 104 Cossey Mary 60 Cossey. Mark 64 Cox. Cory 72 Crain. Ashlie 64. 103 Crain. Chad 74 Crain. Lori 74 Crain. Mark 73 Crain. Richard 64 Crain. Tena 64. 103 Crain. Terri Jo 60. 90. 103 Crain. Vicki 70 Crain. Wesley 73 Cranford. Dorothy 123 Crawford. Amanda 56. 104 Crawford. Deana 73 Crawford. Greg 48. 104 Crawford. Karen 10. 11. 52. 104. 112, 113 Crawford, lancy 18. 43. 93 Crawford. Monty 60 Cripps. Kathy 10. 14. 48. 86. 87. 107. 110 Cripps. Nancy 9. 10. 56. 88. 90. 112 Crolley. Jeannie 64. 103 Crolley. Vickie 73 Crowder. Hope 119 Crump. Jason 73 Culllns. Luke 75 Cullins. Sarah 72 Cummins. Jimmy 60. 83. 91 Cummins. Ricky 2. 37. 52. 54. 57. 80. 90 D Daniel. Holly 57. 104 Daniel. Jeanette 60. 67. 100 Daniels. Jimmy 57 Daniels. Laura 10. 11. 34, 52. 100. 104. 112 Davis. Bryan 72 Davis. Charina 60. 88 Davis. Cindy 72 Davis. Dawn 61. 100. 103 Davis. Douglas 68 Davis. Gail 73 Davis. Gary 70 Davis. Johnny 64 Davis. Krista 72 Davis. Kristie 72 Davis. Nettie 77 Davis. Nora 74 Davis. Suzie 24. 52. 90. 112 Day. Patrick 52 Dean. Robert 3. 49 Deaver. Chad 75 Deaver. Jason 76 Deaver. Jeremy 73 Deavers. Mark 49. 84. 104 Deavers. Phyllis 43. 108. 111. 135 Dehart. Donna 57. 86 Delk. Ashlie 68 Delk. Barbara 119 Delk. Stacy 72 Delong. David 76 DeWeese. Randall 65 Devine. JoAnn 76 Devine. Marcus 68 Devine. Sondra 49 Dias. John Austin 77 Dias. Randall 43. 104, 121 Dias. Valerie 52. 56. 57 Donnelly. Amber 77 Donnelly. Terra 74 Dorsey. Theresa 61. 103 Doughty. April 73 Doughty. Doug 52 Doughty. Joseph 77 Doughty. Rusty 70 Drinkwater. Crystal 77 Drlnkwater. Sarah 77 Drummond. Laura 61 E Eaton. Chris 33. 35. 109 Eaton, Tammy 61 Echols. John 80. 83. 84 . 86. 88. 93. 119 Echols. Page 73 Eddings. Jonathan 72 Eddy. James 74 Eddy. Michael 76 Edwards. Belinda 76 Edwards. Beth 77 Edwards. Rhonda 61 Edwards. Robin 63. 70 Ellison. Mike 61. 83. 91 England. James 61. 83. 91 England. Ray 70 Erby. Martin 72 Erby. Morgan 37. 61 Erwin. Scott 72 Estes. Shannon 77 Etzberger. Buddy 72 Etzberger, Nicky 70 Etzberger. Shane 70 Eubanks. Gwen 20. 53. 100, 110. 112, 113 Eubanks. Jenny 8. 26. 53. 55. 97. 104, 110 Evans. Danial 74 Everett. Sonny 53. 84. 92. 112 Everhart. Jimmy 57. 83 Everhart. Kelly 73 Everhart. Kim 16. 52. 96. 110, 112 Everhart, Michael 68 Ezell. Amy 77 Ezell. Diane 68 Ezell. Tony 73 F Fallen. Lori 119 Farnam. Gary 68 Feimster. Jim 3. 59. 61. 79. 80. 114. 119 Feimster, Judy 119, 123 Feimster. Kim 3. 76 Fenton. Donna 53. 112. 118 Fenton. Jennie 65. 90 Fildes. Jenifer 72 Finkbetner. Raylene 119 Fmkbemer. Ronnie 57. 88. 91. 103 Fmkbemer. Shawn 61. 83. 88. 91 Fitzwater. Leslie 73 Fleenor. Cindy 73 Fleenor. Paula 68 Flynn. Carroll 70 Ford. Lynn 119 Foster. Carol 57 Foster. Susan 72 French. Lisa 49. 96. 100, 101, 109 Franch. Sheila 65. 98. 99 French. Tabby 76 Fuller. Jamie 27. 34. 36. 57. 83 Fuller. Jennifer 49. 108. Ill G Garcia. Michael 49. 80. 90. 104 Garcia. Mike 77 Garison. Carolyn 2. 100. 108. 114. 119 Garner. Dennis 49. 104, 109 Garrett. Amy 73 Garrett. Darrell 48 Garrett. Jacob 76 Garrett. Jamie 37. 65 Garrett. Michelle 3. 49. Ill Geddes. Kwana 43. 109. 140 Geddes. Melvin 65 Geddes. Velma 65 George. Tommie 119 Gladen. Phillip 76 Glover. Goldia 57. 88. 90 Glover. Joe 49. 104. 109 Gothard. Calley 65. 103 Gothard. Emory 65 Gothard. Roslyn 76 Gottsponer. Paul 2. 53. 80. 84. 92. 93. 107. 112 Gottsponer. Tommy 28. 30. 36. 43. 84. 135 Grable, Phyllis 57 Grace. Chance 9. 88. 90. 103. 112 Gray. John 33. 49. 112 Gregory. Eric 49 Gregory. Sheila 53 Griffin. Heath 65 Griffin, Rachel 65 Griffin. Sean 17. 49. 93. 105. 112 Griffith. Heath 72 Growns. Kent 53. 104. 105 Guenther. Davey 74 Guenther. Kristi 73 H Hackett, Heather 68. 88 Hackett. Honey 25. 61. 90. 99. 107 Hackett. John 36. 57. 83. 88. 93 Hadidon. Keith 49. 109 Hageman. Alan 3, 57. 83. 88. 91. 93 Hale. Angela 73 Hance. Chris 77 Harden. Tina 61 Harden. Vickie 49. 51. 108. Ill Hardin. Tony 85 Harless. Evelyn 119 Harmon. Becky 75 Harmon. Chris 6. 9. 80. 104, 109 Harmon. Mike 68 Harper. Clint 75 Harris. Chris 73 Harris. Scott 76 Harvey. Karen 49. 105 Harvey. Kenny 65 Haulk, Amy 75 Haulk. Kim 77 Hawkins. Carder 76 Hawkins. Claytie 61. 83. 91 Hawkins. Deanna 4. 10. 22. 26. 28. 32. 43. 54. 108. 110. 132. 134. 11 Hawkins. Jeannie 51. 53. 110. 112 Hawkins. Steve 49. 80. 105 Hay. Cindy 119 Hayes. Jimmy Jo 92 Hayes. Richard 72 Hayes. Shane 65 Head. Donnie 68 Hepp. Sherrie 76 Hester. Chris 75 Hester, Sharren 103 Hester. Shannon 65. 99 Hester. Sheila 23. 33. 43. 86. 96. 97. 105. 107. Hester. Tami 20. 53. 55. 58. 93. 100. 104. 112. Hibbard. Bobby Joe 117 Hibbard. Jody 77 Hibbard. Marilyn 40. 112. 113. 119. 123 Higgins. Terry 72 Hightower. Delana 65 Hightower. Dewayne 74 Hightower. Jimmy 72 Hightower. Randall 2. 53. 80. 90 Hill. David 74 Hill. Diedra 61. 90 Hill. Donna 43. 67. 73. 81. 100. 106. 139. 142 Hill. Kayla 70 Hill. Melissa 24. 65. 90. 103 Hill. Robert 77 Hill. Tracy 61. 98. 99 Hill. Wayne 57. 83. 91. 93 Hillis. Kristy 65. 90. 107 Hillis. Tim 22. 36. 43. 84. 104. 109. 133 Hlxon, Michael 74 Holbrook. Bobby 57. 83 Holbrook. Dale 77 Holbrook. Loretta 70 Holcomb. Suzie 74 HokJridge. Debra 72 Holland, Tony 53. 112 Holloway. Brian 76 Holloway. Brook 72 Holt, Adam 77 Holt. David 76 Hoover. Louis 50. 64 . 91. 104. 112 Howard. Kenny 43. 93. 104. 105. 109. 135 Howell. Teresa 50 Howell. Tessie 61. 97. Ill Hoyt. Ricky 4. 14. 93. 104. 105. 143. 50 Hoyt. Steve 35. 37. 65. 143 Hoyt. Vivian 119 Hubbard. Ronnie 53. 104 Hudspeth. Kim 50. 86 Hudspeth. Kirk 74 Huff. Jay 77 Humphrey. Debra 70 Humphrey. Jennifer 65. 103 Humphrey. Lynn 65 Humphrey. Mary Ann 72 Humphrey. Russell 57. 83 Humphreys. Sheryl 68 Humphreys. Tracie 50. 105 Hunt. Becky 2. 59. 119. 122 Hunt. Jane 120 Hunt. Jared 61. 83 Hunt. Jason 70 Hurst. Andrea 43. 86. 87. 134 Hurst. Jennifer 57 Hurst. Preston 50. 71. 80. 81. 92. 93. 104. 110. Ives. Theresa 61 Ives. Timothy 72 J Jackson. Larry 75 Jackson. Kim 10. 11. 32. 50. 96. 112. 118. 119 Janowski. Crissy 68 Janowski. Joe 8. 26. 43. 104. 109. 129 Janowski. Melissa 58 Janowski. Regina 54 Jefferies. Greg 23. 44. 80. 134 Jennings. Alice 61 Jennings. Chuck 27. 43. 50. 80. 104. 120 Jennings. Jon 109 Johnson. Diana 58. 100 Johnson. Donnie 22. 23. 70. 80. 93. 105 Johnson. Jamie 68 Johnson. Jerry 8. 32. 36. 44. 105 Johnson. Kevin 72 Johnson. Master 76 Johnson. Rhonda 50 Johnson. Tammy 66 Johnson. Tommy 75 Jones. Athalene 120 Jones. Benny 54. 90 Jones. Billy 58. 66 Jones. Billy 83 Jones. Brad 61 Jones. Brandon 4. 44. 80. 127 Jones. Brent 75 Jones. Christi 65 Jones. Cliff 70 Jones. Janie 70. 90 Jones. Jenneal 17. 37. 54. 100. 104 Jones. Julie 66. 102. 103 Jones. Kay 68 Jones. Michael 35. 36. 50. 104. 106. 113 Jones. Missy 68 Jones. Randy 61. 83. 88. 91 Jones. Steven 66. 103 Jones. Susan 54. 100 Jones. Tim 62. 83. 88 Jordan. Bradley 76 126 Jordan. Brandi 69 113 Jordan. Brooke 72 Judy. 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