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Homecoming was High A bonfire, the night before homecoming, helped draw a crowd to the parade which was a great introduction to the week's homecoming festivities. The last scene took place at the dance after the homecoming game. The winning school jam- med to the tunes of a local disc jockey, Kevin Massey. The senior and junior high Point of Year cheerleaders performed togeth- er and riled up the fans during the halftime. The drill team danced to Walbash Cannonball. The grand finale, starring the Perryville High School foot- ball players, was alive and kick- ing. The mighty Mustangs tore up Ola. One could say, The south did it again.” Top left: Rhonda Boyette, Susan Boyette, and Sheila French helped start the show by cheering at the pep rally. Middle left: And we danced ... Shawn Finkbeiner. Tony Moore, Daniel Warren, and Billy Jolley were rock-n-roll children. Above: Heather Hackett was escorted by John Hackett and Brads Tubbs during the afternoon ceremonies. Left: The good times were left here. Amanda Crawford and Roxy Scott helped the junior class decorate for the dance. 21
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Top left: Chad Lee at the homecoming dance found a piece of the action. Top right: Derek Willie' Womack, part of the winning team, got by with a little help from his friends. Middle left: Charon Bailey got ready for the showdown. Middle right: Get it Hon! Money Hackett got into the spirit of homecoming week. Bottom right: Have mercy! Jenneal Jones was escorted by her father, Gus Jones, before the game. 20
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Club Olympics Held Competition of the clubs was a new event that was held on campus. The national Honor Society sponsored the Club Olympics in the school gymnasi- um. Each club had a twelve member team. The members of the teams participated in several events such as the three legged race, the balloon stomp, the human obstacle course, the wheel barrel race, the basketball shoot, and the orange roll. This year's winning competi- tors were the combination of the Journalism and the Library Clubs. Top right: Tracy Wougaman asked the judge for final instructions on the basket- ball shoot. Right: Mrs. Judy Teimster was down on her knees during the orange roll. Below: The various club participants patiently awaited their turn. Bottom right: Mr. Raymond Massey sat in the required position and aimed for the goal. 22
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