Central Private School - Confederation Yearbook (Central, LA)

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Southwest Mlss sslppl Ju Lisa Merrill, Connie Cornelius, and Denise Welch, '79 graduates of CPS, visited the school along with the rest of their dance team and a stage band from South- western Mississippi Junior Col- lege on February 7. They performed both with the dance team and as a trio. There were two performances: one during school that was open to all, and a light show at night to which admission was charged. The profits went to the CPS band. The stage band played many songs ranging from Rocky to We've Only Just Begun, but the favorite of both elementary and high school students seemed to be the theme from the Pink Panther. i l 2 v Q Dean Jackson and Heidi Dunigann were honorary conductors of the Show Band 136 during the night performance The dance team did a fast and snazzy routine to Vehicle

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One of the freshman maids, Staci Hammons, and Mr. Hammons escorting her. The 1979 winning homecoming float entitled Bomb Mount Pleasant. H T- A' i S is A f . 1 5 iffy: '-f,'P'E '- LEA' . fx f-5+ f,' a ,'f. 44 Robyn Brashier Crowned 1979 Sweetheart Queen On February 9, 1979 Robyn Brashier, daughter of Mr. Jerry Brashier and Mrs. Barbara Forbes, was crowned Sweetheart Queen. Her court was made up of Gerry Coarsey, freshman: Suzanne Johnson, sophomore: Dana LeTard, sophomore: Amy Norwood, sophomore: Lisa Var- nado, junior: Rhonda Rogillio, junior: Jackie Frazier, senior: and Van Bankston, senior. Each girl was escorted by the boy of her choice. As Queen, Robyn Brashier received a crown and a half dozen red silk roses. Each girl in her court received a single red rose. 135

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College Gives Concert The drummer and the bongo players were always in motion. Most of the saxophonists came from the same school. The trumpet and trombone sections made Rocky come alive. The real conductor talks with Dean and Heidi. 137