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Show SAMPLER G 4 HIE Friday, Oct. 2, 1981 IFsntcnira Mustang Musings the crowd in chants and cheers. It was a lot of fun and the spirit was tremen- by Ima Mustang dous! Save my baby was just one of the h J , V 1 '-- L.' ...' s V ;: ' Vt , J m, i v a' f V. ; - ' s v tf 'L,J f ,$ . (''-- '' ''. 'v it Jv vj . Shelley Pannick, second attendant escort Les Winldepleck, Homecoming Queen Anita Palmer and Mr. William A. Brown and fint attendant. Head Cheerleader Kelley Stephens and dad Ron assemble for the crowd shortly after they were announced during halftime of the homecoming game. Boise Cascade ' JJ fun and successful activities in which Dugway High School students participated during homecoming week. The first activity, of the week on Monday, September 1, was Sock em their day. Each student decorated could socks with anything that they find. Mike McMinn, a junior, decorated a Roman-typ- e toga. It was, as Mike put it, the ultimate in socks. It was made from cotton cloth. The top of the toga sock was colored with red' and black stripes. The front had a desert scene and a slogan that read, This is Mustang Country. The back was leco rated with hoofprints and it also had a slogan that read Stamp out the Braves. Mike was awarded the third prize which was a candy bar. Senior, Linda Wallace, dressed her socks as elephants. They each had a trunk and two ears. She received first place and a pair of white socks with On Friday, the theme was Maroon and White day. Each class was supposed to dress up in maroon and white Die seniors won that competition, tool! THE PEP rally held on Friday, September 18 was an exciting success! Highlighting the rally was. the Save The object my Baby obstacle course. for two people, a boy of the game a and a girl from each class, to save a doll from on top of a ladder. They went about doing this by one person sitting in a wagon while the other person pulled it around some cones.- After that the person in the wagon jumped out and ran to a table where heshe crawled under it. Then the person ran to the ladder and climbed up to get the doll. Next, heshe ran back to the table, crawled under it, ran back to the wagon, jumped in, and let the other person pull himher back to the starting line. The first pair to cross the startling line won. The eighth graders won after a competition against the seniors. The seniors were named Most Spirited Class, The Pep rally entertainment went danced to an as follows: The of The America. interpretation BanStar hand played the Spangled ner after the flags presented the colors. They played Winners Circle, Sound Power - the Horse and Son of a Preacher Man, and the School Song. the cheerleaders Using pom-pom- s, did their traditional routine to the - - horizontal stripes of maroon and white. ON TUESDAY the students decorated hats . . . You guessed it, it was. Hats Off to the Mustangs day. Page tie-breaki- ng Stephens, a freshman, won the D-ett-es competition. She used ribbons, buttons,, and construction paper for her decorations. The hat demonstrated her spirit for the Mustangs. On Tuesday evening each class decorated a section of the school for the annual hall decorating competition the next day. Each class worked diligently to make their section look its best. The . t1 71 . School Song. seniors took first place. r3j NOW THROUGH SATURDAY, OCT. 3 a: tinlTs 's Pink Fiberglas Insulation. Do it now before the weather gets cold and your fuei bill hits you where it hurts. Think Pink. Do it yourself and save. Savings vary. Find out why in seller's fact sheet on Higher mean greater insulating power. fiat 0 R-II- bU sq.ft. . R-19- sq.ft. q2 sq. ft. MARK I FIREPLACE FURNACE PATH SToma HDOOM Fits most existing masonry fireplaces to give you airtight efficiency. 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