Parkland High School - Spectatus Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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If! National Burlap , a novel product of two enthusiastic students' wild imaginations, relaxes before her next pep rally performance. Soliciting for the March of Dimes, Billy Shaw and Wayne Yokley carry o sheet into which Mustang supporters may toss their pennies. Ardent fans of the Parkland Mustangs rendering spirited support to its basketball team at a crucial point in a 4-A Conference game tensely sit on the edge of their seats awaiting the outcome. I9

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Responding to cheerleaders' cries, pupils show rousing school spirit. Brightly clad spectators filled the stadium as the Mustangs stampeded onto the field wearing their red, white, and blue uniforms. All preparations made through posters, pep rallies, and booster tags were not in vain, for cheerleaders beamed as fans responded to cheers with enthusiastic school spirit. Majorettes and Dixie Debs expertly performed in- tricate half-time routines to the peppy tunes of the band, whose performance revealed hours of plan- ning and practicing. Original ideas such as Na- tional Burlap and miniature faotballs also pro- moted school spirit as the entire student body united to support the Mighty Mustangs in 4-A competi- tion. ln its first year, Parkland Senior High School built an excellent reputation based on many vic- tories, good sportsmanship, and outstanding enthu- siasm. Every Parkland student could proudly boast, That's our team! Key Clubbers Billy Shaw and Tim Bynum sell basketball programs to Wayne and Steve Yokley, loyal Mustangs.

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Goiefy, cmficipoiion, Donny Long helps Lindo Livengoo with her coat as both anticipate ci enjoyable evening at the Senior Pron