4-The Perkins Journal Thursday, October 6, 1977
Perkins. Tryon
Ill Ill I
JOURNALISM STAFF
EDITOR--Keith Disney
Anita Allen Jason Anderson
Jeff Brown Mike Byrd
Ida Cretsinger Debbie Colvin
Marsha Coffman CarolDry
Cheryl Courtright Guy Rose
Louis Cowan Tracy Cundiff
SueGrimes RickyLomenick
Ronnie LomenickJohn Moore
Debbie Parks Rosemary Rice
Jerry Sharp Tim Spence
Brenda Tuner Terry Ventris
Jenifer Summers and Tam-
my Sparkman
THE QUEEN & HER COURT--'77 P-T Football
Queen Ginger Sadler is shown here with her escorts,
co-captains, Pecos Bridenstine and Mark Anderson and
other members of her court. Left to right, Jr. Attendent
Anita Pricer and escorts Roger Norrie and co-captain
Queen
Ginger
CroWned
Ginger Sadler, senior and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Sadler, was crowned in
a colorful ceremony at half
time of the homecoming
football game with Daven-
port Friday night.
The P-T Marching Band
played "Evergreen" as all
the cheerleaders arrived on
the field via convertible and
were escorted to the
coronation site by senior
football players. Next the
sophomore attendant Sherrie
Foster was escorted by Greg
Baker and Kelvin Smith, and
the junior attendant Anita
Pricer was escorted by Guy
Rose and Roger Norrie. The
crown bearer was Dale
Anderson, and flower girls
were Erica Cirane and
Kamisha Darby.
Queen Ginger was escort-
ed by two senior co-captains
Mark Anderson and Pecos
Bridenstine. The crown was
presented by Mark, and
Pecos presented a dozen red
roses, a gift from the
football team. Other co-cap-
tains Guy Rose and Greg
Baker presented the queen ....
with individual roses.
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Guy Rose and sophomore attendant Sherrie Foster and
escorts co-captain Greg Baker and Kelvin Smith.
Standing in front are Grace McCoy, Crown Bearer Dale
Anderson and Flower girls Erica Crane and Kamisha
Darby.
Pecos Bridenstine and Mark Ander-
son escort the Football Queen Ginger
Sadler off the football field after the
coronation.
Jennifer Dodrill, Pam Sharp, Jeanie
Lewis, Darla Stallard, Sheila Vassar,
Merilyn Duncan, cheerleaders are
being driven on to the field by Mr. Carl
Bradshaw.
Events
SCHOOL SCHEDULE
Oct.6 Friday High School
Football (there) Tonkawa
Oct. 7 Saturday Band March-
ing Contest at Hennessey
Girls Basketball Scrimmage
at Carney
Future Dates Open House at
Perkins tentatively sched-
uled Thurs. Oct. 27.
Jr-St. Play Matinee 1:00
p.m., Nov. 17
Night performance is Fd.
Nov. 18
State Teachers' Meeting
Oct 20-21
Gossip!
GOSSIP
Who dressed up as Dolly
Parton and kind of exagger-
ated the upper part? Would
T.J. know? Wonder if TJ
heard Jerry S. say, "Go get
'urn, Good Lookin'f"
Hey, Bobby G., who didn't
know who you were on the
50s day in Drivers' Ed? Mr.
McIlvain, would you know?
Mrs. Sasser, why are you
driving so slowly now?
Who is it that Tammy
Sparkman's been seeing
every so often??
Who is eyeing a different
guy now? Debbie Colvin, do
you know??
Could Cheryl have eyes for
Harvey Sinclair?
Who are these two
sophomores who have their
permits? Could Ronnie L.
and Rhonda L. be the next
terrors on the streets?
Dan Cupid seems to be
present when our co-treas-
urers count money for
Journalism--But we in Jour-
nalism take care of our own
so we won't mention Tracy's
and Keith's names.
Does Louis C. like Anita
A? Some people in biology
sure would like to know.
What happened in the
back of the camper going on
a FFA trip? Would Jeff
Brown know?
Why did Rhonda Lomenick
kiss the little boy at the fair?
Ask herl [
Why is Steve Allen always
a day late at getting around
to asking girls to dances?
Song Dedication
Dayna Edwards to Tommy
Ventris --"Nobody Does It
Better"
School Menu s
SCHOOL LUNCH
OCT. 10-14, 1977
MONDAY
Chicken pot pie W/Cheese
biscuits, Mixed Vegetables,
Celery Sticks, Cranberry and
Applesauce, Milk
TUESDAY
Chili Beans, Spinach, Hawai-
ian Salad, Chocolate Pudd-
ing, Hot Rolls, Milk
WEDNESDAY
Country Steak w/Gravy,
Whipped Potatoes, Tossed
Salad, Gelatin Fruit Dessert
S.M. Bread, Milk
THURSDAY
Italian Spaghetti, Green
Beans, Carrot and Celery
Sticks, Peach Cobbler, Hot
Rolls, Milk
FRIDAY
Submarine Sandwich, Potato
Salad, Lettuce Leaf, Pine-
apple Upside Down Cake,
Milk
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The Football Queen with the Crown
Bearer, Dale Anderson, and the Flower
Girls Erica Crane and Kamisha Darby.
The Queen attendants Anita Pricer
and Sherrie Foster arrive on the field
with Mr. Leon Womack. •
An excited crowd of Demons with a lot of pride, a
band, and a police car escort snake dance down main
Street Thursday afternoon to get Perkins fired up for
homecoming.
Bonfire lights
Homecoming
Spirits
Immediately following the
Punt, Pass and Kick Contest,
Thursday night, the cheer-
leaders sponsored a bonfire
down by the football field.
Cheers and songs got
everyone spirited, and the
band provided music for
those who wanted to do a
snake dance around the fire.
Thanks to the fire depart-
ment for having a fire engine
present as a precaution.
Fortunately it did not have to
be used.
Those present really got
"fired up" for the game
which proved to be a 28-12
win over our traditional
rivals, the Davenport Bull-
dogs.
by Tracey Cundiff
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Scott Pace and Gary Gray are two of the
demons attending the pre-game bonfire.
Homecoming
Dance
After the big winning of
the homecoming football
game a homecoming dance
was given by the Student
Council from 10 p.m. to
12:30. The music was by the
"Monarch Band" from
Tulsa. The decorations were
butterflys and a big crown
with the names of Queen
Ginger and the two atten-
dants, Anita and Sherrie on
it.
It was a very successful
dance with approximately
175 people there. We raised
around $450.00 but all was
not profit. We feel that the
dance was a perfect ending
to a perfect homecoming
football game.
by Jerry Sharp
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Shawn Clark and Jerry Sharp are dressed for the
Sadie Hawkins Day of Spirit Week.
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Despite c tppled instruments and
things, band comes off good Friday
Despite crippled instru-
ments and other assorted
mishaps last Friday night the
Demon Band still took the
field (under solemn oath to
return it when finished) to
paricipate in the halftime
homecoming ceremonies.
The other condition was that
we share it withthe pep club.
Speaking of the pep club,
they deserve commendation
for holding up their part after
running through it only once
prior to the actual show. The
band did it once alone and
once with the pep club.
We had early practice
every day except Friday and
will have it probably,
every day this week, for we
now are preparing for
contest at Hennessey next
Saturday. There will be, first
off, an outstanding band
chosen from classes B, A,
and 2A. After this, the three
will compete again for
over.aU outstanding band.
We have a great chance to
win the whole sheebang.
As an extra, we have been
extended an invitation to
compete at a Tulsa contest,
should we receive a 'T' at
Hennessey. However, in
band receiving a "1" is not
the equivilant of getting first
place; it means you have
performed as good as
possible. It means a band is
nearly perfect. The ratings
vary from 1 to 6. There is a
different rating for playing,
performance, and inspec-
tion. The first two are self
explanatory. Inspection is
standing at attention for a
half hour to more than an
hour while a judge cuts down
you, your horn, your dog,
your family, etc. And you
can't do anything but say
"Yes, Sir", "No, Sir", or
"No excuse, Sir." The
hardest way to do nothing
possible.
These three different
ratings gives you 3 times as
many chances to bungle,
making it three times harder.
You'll probably end up
seeing in threes before it is
done.
Our style of marching is
known as "corps" style.
There are growing numbers
of Drum and Bugle corps
across the nation. Their title
suggests what it is -- drums
and bugles. If any of you
have watched us, you will
know we don't march the
conventional way. We are
one of the few high school
bands to use this style, so we
must be good. It's a lot
harder to compete against
other bands, so sum it all up.
However, in Tulsa, all bands
will be doing it.
This weel is destinedl
the hardest yet as we
finishing touches
We'll be altering
memorizing musi
landia, "The
bide With Me", and"
Fly Now"), and
griping at and jura
over each other, the
most practiced,
resultant part. To
final show, come to
Tonkawa game.
I mentioned
building a wall,
wall is almost
are coarsing off the
and smoothing the
The mortar has
set, but we still
support. Right now our
is to the stage
enough, it's good
competition. But
enough" isn't
It has got to be the
as we are out to
We're on our way,
stopping us now.
funny feeling we're
have Hennessey for
fast all next week
lunch room, too.
what we've been
right?
by
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