Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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Excitement to Homecoming A jam packed gym was the place to be after the Homecom- ing game. Students danced to the sounds of a California DJ who held many contests includ- ing one in which the person with the wierdest shoes won an album. Principal Raymond Massey also got into the beat. He did his own rendition of a cross between break dancing and the waltz. Other teachers also par- ticipated. At the game, which had the biggest turn out of fans all season, the Mustangs stomped Cutter Morning Star. Top: Queen Kathy Crlpps with her escorts, Steve Hawkins and Ricky Hoyt, watched the pep rally. Middle: Jason McCallister showed off his memorabilia of the game. Left: Oetting down at the dance were Diedra Hill, Ronnie Fink- beiner, Rema Aguilar, and Donnie Johnson. Above: Scott Wright and Kenny Brandon escorted Lisa Pearson. 17

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Skits Dominated Talent Show The annual Talent Show sponsored by the FHA was filled with skits by FHA and other students. FHA did various skits including one that they brought students and faculty out of the audience to portray items in a candy store. The fad breakdancing, that has taken the nation by storm, also made its way into our school. Shane Hayes and Steve Maxwell performed a hot break- dancing routine to the tune of Chaka Khan's I Feel For You. Vicki and Tina Harden por- trayed Hobos in the musical dance routine Side By Side. The majority of the students seemed to enjoy what they saw. Top: Shane Hayes and Steve Maxwell did a break dance routine to I Teel for You . Above: Cheerfully singing were Kim Jackson and Liesa Cleaver. Above Right: Being made suckers of by the FHA were coaches Feimster and Wilson. Right: Lip syncing to the Qo Go's We Got the Beat were Charlotte McCor- mack, Jeanette Daniel, Tammy Eaton, Missi Patton, and Georganna Bennett.