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Students Dressed to Impress Students dressing in odd fashion to impress was nothing unusual. Some students took every chance they could to dress up to break the monotony of the every day routine. Spirit Week and Halloween were two of the reasons to dress up, but games also gave reason for face painting which promot- ed spirit. Top: Wearing buttons and ribbons to promote spirit were Theresa Dorsey, Molly Blair, and Chance Orace. Left: Checking his painted face was Chad Lee. Below: On Halloween were the impressive Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, and their manager (Heidi Brown, Vicki Harden, and Jeannie Hawkins). 13
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Above: Qayla Butler put the finishing Impress, Coach Shirley Wiedrich proved touches on Carrie Butler. Right: that. Students weren't the only ones to 12
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Right: Queen Kathy and her escorts, Steve Hawkins and Ricky Hoyt. Below: Making her entry into the court was Owen Eubanks. Below Right: Trevor Talley, Amy Stone. Michael Qarcia. Chad Lee, Honey Hackett, Ricky Cum- mings, and Jamie Fuller watched the Homecoming pep rally. Bottom: Ricky Hoyt gave Kathy her crown followed by a kiss. Homecoming was Colorful Homecoming queen of 1984 was Kathy Cripps. The football team escorted the queen and her court at the afternoon Homecoming cer- emony. The fathers of the girls escorted them at the Homecoming game. Lisa Pearson and Lisa French were elected maids from the Senior class. Gwen Eubanks and Samantha Missee served as the Junior maids. The Sophomores selected Haney Cripps and Diane Brasier. Representing the Freshmen class were Cristie Green and Honey Hackett. The eighth and seventh grade maids were Amy Stone and Heather Hackett. Many students participated during Spirit Week by dressing up on the various days that the Cheerleaders set and by hang- ing colorful posters and signs around school and at the football field. The Mustangs beat Cutter Morning Star 28 to 7. Right: Homecoming court was Heather Hackett, Cristie Oreen, Haney Cripps, Owen Eubanks, Lisa French, Queen Kathy Cripps, Lisa Pearson, Sam Missee, Diane Brasier, Honey Hackett, and Amy Stone. 14
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