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1. Pom-Pons show the “ups and downs” of marching. 2. The Marching Panthers perform in the DuQuoin parade. 3. The girls’ volleyball team show their enthusiasm after winning the conference title. 4. This slow tempo song lured the “dreamyeyed” onto the floor at the Football Dance. 5. Greg Morgenthaler, Steve Shaw, and Joe Rock take a break during Chorus to smile. 6. An excited crowd at the Homecoming game.
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1. A bird’s eye view of the dance floor at the Homecoming Dance. 2. Cross Country runners show off their conference trophy. 3. Panther football team in action. 4. Miss Rudolph and Rich Emling show us their new style of dance. The Year Begins A couple of changes were made in the faculty cast. Miss Poe came to teach the art classes. Mr. Hamilton decided to semi- retire, teaching only the photography classes and remaining as yearbook spon- sor. Mrs. Denton was hired for science classes. The volleyball team made area sports news with their conference title. For the first time in many years Pinckneyville sent a cross country runner, Jason Woodside, to state. October was filled with the Homecom- ing activities. Mardi Gras weekend was a success although dizzling rain fell most of the time. Betsy Mucha handed over her crown to Bianca Mohr as Mardi Gras Queen. In November, football changed to a round ball as the community fired up for another basketball season. A new Perry County jail began to be constructed. This was going up but an- other building was going down as the gar- ment factory burned. For those with food on their minds a new Hardee’s Express went up and opened on Main Street. One semester was completed and sneak previews of what the second semester had to offer provided the incentive needed for “tuning in” to the last half of this moving drama.
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1. Jeff Rains, Dale Thompson, Chris Kellerman, and Terry Nelson caught by surprise during lunch hour. 2. FHA members wait to receive their balloons for the balloon launch. 3. Brad Hawkins with his winning pin. 4. Lance Jones and Amy Williams have one another to lean on. 5. Paul Hubler and Tim Yates take a break between classes. 6. Katie Kellerman, Mary Baudison, and Tracy Keene get ready for the first Science Club Egg Drop. 7. Coach Hale is with Glen Hoeinghaus, Aaron Carter, Barry Craig, and Cory Hepp who were chosen for the all south team.
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