Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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Left: Benny Jones sought medical help from Jenneal Jones as they did a skit in the talent show. Below: Sabbath, Inc. Tony Weaver, Shawn Finkbeiner, and Tony Moore presented their final per- formance for the show. 13

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Students Entertained at FHA Talent Show Bottom left: Tony Weaver strutted his stuff during the performance of Sabbath, Inc. Bottom: Tim Scott, Michael Wil- liams, and Ronnie Finkbeiner showed Below: Jared Hunt and Shawn Finkbeiner their musical ability as they sang The showed their true talents. Old Man Down the Road. The Future Homemakers of America presented its annual talent show December 20. This event is presented for the faculty and student body. Talented stu- dents throughout the school performed various skills. A rock group. Sabbath, Inc., presented its version of a Molly Hatchet tune. The FHA members performed two skits using stu- dents from the audience. Other students sang and played musi- cal instruments. As usual the talent show was a success. It provided fun and a break from academic studies. The FHA is sponsored by Mrs. Patsy Smith. 12

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P.H.S. Fell in Love Did you have the love of your life during the 1985-86 school year? The past year, at P.M.S. everyone seemed to have been falling in love. Even though amorous affections were not allowed on campus, love filled the air. Love was even shared with members of the faculty. Love is something that is not only hard to hold but hard to take away. When a person loves someone let them know and hopefully that love is shared. Here's hoping the loves of the past year and the years to come are always as beautiful as the morning sunrise. Right: Coach Larry Wilson and his wife, Diane, seemed to have been hit by cupid. Below: Shawn Finkbeiner and Honey Hackett showed amorous affections for the camera. 14