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ROWDY RUSTLERS RAISE SPIRITS FOR IN It all began on a mysterious Friday at 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 2, 1981. It was a cool, brisk day when the happening of the parade took place. All of the suspects strolled down Central Avenue in one straight line as the crowds looked on. First came the colorguard, then came the Wranglers, band, royalty, club floats, cheerleaders, and last of all the football players. Of the over fifty entries, only three winning floats were chosen. The Office Edu- cation Association swept first place, and the sen- ior float took third place. Car entries were limited this year to only those with sponsors. That night at 7:30 p.m. the football team cap- tured their one hundredth victory with King Todd LePard scoring the first touchdown. The halftime performance featured the Wrangler Drill Team and the marching band. The Juke Box Band entertained six hundred of the agents at the traditional Homecoming dance sponsored by the drill team. The highlights of the dance included a twinkle twist-off, a special song that was dedicated to the queen, and the jitterbug contest. The winners of the twist-off were juniors Dana Hromcik and Mike Jennings who were given a $10 gift certificate to Budget Tapes and Re- cords. The winners of the jitterbug contest were senior Heidi Johnson and Orlan Strom who re- ceived two Carisch Theater passes. The dance was a wonderful turnout and very well prepared. We had to close the doors after the cafeteria became too crowded, Miss Mikie Messman con- cluded. 1 . SENIOR INVASION— Seniors Tom Polzin, Kevin Fun- yak, Mike Holland. Kurt Kuenzel, Scott Taylor, and Ter- ry Davis demonstrate the spaceship atop the senior float. 2. CROWD CRAZIES— The CMR fans cheer at the victo- rious Homecoming game Oct. 2. 3. GOOD FOOD — Senior Scott Beardsley eats a large sampling of the spaghetti at the Homecoming spaghetti dinner. 4. JUMP FOR JOY — Junior Scott Shape stands outside the locker room waiting to go on the field at the Home- coming game. 5. THE QUEEN SERENADED— Senior Sue Ensley looks on as guest Todd Barth performs a song for her written and composed by him. 6. ALWAYS A CLOWN —Senior Shawn Pidcock looks as though he is playing the part of Groucho at the spaghetti dinner. 7. TWISTING — Sophomore Sue Lowory and junior Dan Johnson compete in the twinkle twist-off contest at the Homecoming victory dance. !2-introduction
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VASION OF 1981 HOMECOMING ENCOUNTE! Introduction- 13
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