This is the site of Plains Body Shop after an early morning fire destroyed the entire building Surfin’ USA’ Farmers Day organizers and volunteer firemen, no doubt, wished they could be surfin' in sunny California the morning of September 13, instead of fighting the fire and reorganizing the 60th annual Farmers Day celebration. September 13-1:30 a.m.-a fire alarm sounded! Four thousand Rainbow hamburger buns and 14 grills used to fry the hamburgers for Farmers Day were destroyed in the blaze that burned down Plains Body Shop. The fire was started by a fluorescent light in the back of the building. Firemen worked for over three hours to gain control of the fire. This loss was not enough to stop the 60th annual Farmers Day celebration. Many residents and local volunteer firemen worked into the early morning hours finding addi- tional grills and more buns for the free barbeque. The fire hall was used for grilling the hamburgers. Mr. Harry McNees, band director; and Mrs. Bonnie McNees, head of the Clean Community System, were Grand Marshals in the parade. Farmers Day witnessed both old and new entertainment. Laughing Matters , a mime groupe from Kansas City, amused the crowd during the morning and performed on stage that afternoon. A popular activity was the Lip Sync Contest, where contestants mouth the words Trisha Coins performs to 'Surfin' in the USA during the Lip Sync contest. The 60th annual Farmers Day Grand Marshals were Mr. and Mrs. Harry McNees. 12 Jbuifin and perform to their favorite music. A military working dog team demonstration was given by F. E. Warren Air Force Base that afternoon. The dogs demonstrated their obedience and intelligence when on duty. The favorite entertainment was, of course, the Bed Races. Contestants push their beds through a designated course and then sit on a water balloon to complete the race. Farmers Day came to a close with a dance played by the Dusty Canyon Band.
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Rochael Soper. Nancy Hargreaves. Laurie Dunkin, and other pep band members march through the halls announcing the Homecoming pep assembly Homecoming royalty Amy Rutledge and Tina Hensley, attendants; lody Spargo, queen; Andy Begum, king; Mark Vowers and Joe Chapin, attendants; crown bearer is Mark Schnell What did you like most about Home-coming? Hofnecoawrg The music and lights were really neat. They played many songs that everyone liked. --Ben lensen 88 I enjoyed watching Kimball cream Bridgeport! -Tamara Cook '89 The fact that we won the game was excellent and the music was fairly decent. -Kerry Cleveland '87 At the dose of the final quarter were able to shut out the Bulldogs of play, the scoreboard lights up and held them to only 89 rushing the Horn's winning score. The Horns yards in 37 plays !Jouncing on tfi£ C.t.i[in j
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