Show October 2 1972 Pago 16 i! n c t The first home while cop keeps things in hand (right) Aggie fans start young (left) (Tony Collis photo) Indian summer A - by Mike Patchen sports editor dy The crowd of 12125 bask- en- ing in the sunny weather joyed a rather lack luster game "Pass the was a cry far and Saturday past A ©ft toinniinioy I'll be able to get one It sure felt good to just sit aJ "lax i 21-- 0 school forgetting all about or friends Sitting with your a chick you’re trying to have press or a chick you to pressed - what better way spend an autumn afternoon! im-th- — - — HAPPY is 1m-Rippl- e” — b won by the way we and°sit in the sun wiJe or something else (Tony Collis photo) The peanut vendors enjoy- The other thing to do is to ed a rather profitable after- noon as did the soft drink check out this year’s cheer or sellers There seemed to be an squad Is this year s better are How endless line to the consession worse than before? the opponents? That is the stands A highlight of the after- - major question — noon was when the good look- ing blonde stood up A large — — gasp went up from most males at the event Halftime is a time to stretch your muscles fill up on sweets (if you can get through the lines) and catching the little good Aggie play Oh - Full 60 oz Pitcher for a buck at the UStfE© — cheerleaders the footballs throw up The closest one to me was about' ten rows up and fiftheen seats over Someday ' T cead:-gjie- WHY? BECAUSE THE to kkovledge y READING DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE WONDER WHY LAST MONTH 5 TIMES AS MANY STUDENTS PREFERRED OUR RAPID READING COURSE OFFERS EXCELLENT SPEED READING COURSES AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD Froo Lessons TODAY 5 or 0 pm at tho Cache County Public Library OVER THE EXPENSIVE PROGRAMS? IV: I w u ! 1 Fhono 752-497- 4 Classes aro limited and filling rapidly S '' |