Perryville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Perryville, AR)

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 Top left: Benny Jones and Keith Moore started their own tobaggan fad. Left: Roxy Scott and Shawn Lawrence were caught deep in meditation. Middle left: Members of the band were hard at practice. Below: Jananne Lankford and Nicole Chitwood hurried back to class. Left: Derik Boyette faithfully upheld his relationship with Samantha Misec. Above: Brotherly - sisterly love was shown by Derek Womack. Sonya Phillips. Leah McCallistcr. Jcnncal Jones, and Scott Wright. 3

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Below: Rhonda Boyette, Kristy Weiss, Michelle Muncy, and Jennifer Morgan discussed 'girl talk between classes. Friends Made It Happen Friends made it hap- pen at Perryville High. The 1985-86 school year was fast and very exciting. In the classroom and at the ballgame, friends joined in work and play. We've shared fun times and laughter. There was more to school than just class- time. Education included field trips, games, and par- ties. Some of the most important parts of our edu- cation were meeting other people and exchanging ideas. We made friend- ships which would last a lifetime. Friends made the good times better and the bad times endurable. Thank You For Being a Friend.” Middle right: Derek Womack and Kenny Swope got in a little extra studying before a big test. Right: Jeannie Crolley and Shelly Carter boogied down. Above: Derik Santa'' Boyette and his helpers, John Hackett, Jared Hunt, and Paul Qottsponer trimmed the Christmas tree. 2

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Friends Were Important Friends came in many shapes and sizes, but there was more to a good friend that met everyone's eyes. A friend was a person who listened to all prob- lems even though they had their own. They always seemed to come up with the best solution for that problem. A friend was someone to share a coke with when you forgot your money, or someone who would push you into that person you have been dying to talk tojust so you could say I'm sorry.'' A friend always seemed to give a compliment when it was needed to boost spirits. Every person needed a friend to just make the day a little easier. At PUS, we had those friends. Below: Kim Gottinger and Calley Got- thard were the best of friends. Bottom: A group of friends took time out from watching the ballgame. 4