Mason City High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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TIME-OUT - Taking a break from the day's studies, students congregate in the Com- mons to talk with friends. 1976 was a year for celebration, and along with every other high school in the nation, Mason City celebrated, too. But didn't you see something unique about our school? After all, it was 1976, the year of our nations 200th birthday And we are and always will be the River City of the U.S.A. Yes, River City. The one with 76 trombones leading the big parade. We marched through the year leading a big parade, just as those 76 trombones did. Look what we have done

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Colour my world Homecoming week was a wild one, bent on boosting Mohawk spir- it. Students and teachers donned crazy ties, hats, socks, and overalls, and on the big day wore school col- ors to prove their Mohawk spirit. Festivities began Thursday with the coronation ceremony. Senior class president Dennis Radio named Jill Schulting the 1975 homecoming queen. Her attendants 'were Ann Espinosa, Vanessa Hazlett, Janee Bloomfield. and Julie Ollenburg. Loyal Mohawks gathered at Roo- sevelt Stadium Thursday night for a car smash and bonfire. The car smash, new to the traditional bon- fire scene, was sponsored by the M- thusiasts, who sold three blows with a sledge hammer for a quarter. Bol- stered by the cheerleaders, spirits soared along with the flames at the spectacular bonfire. The fans returned Friday night for the game against Fort Dodge, ready to cheer the Mohawks on to victory. Although we didn't Demolish the Dodgers, many had enough spirit left to get to the homecoming dance. The theme of the dance was Colour My WorId and the music was by Benson. That wrapped up homecoming week Cexcept for scat- tered T.P.ingJ and on Monday, things returned to normal. Ng! H x . A. .ff if f 1. t i .sis Q CO o'., r .A A v' 0 '.,' HOMECOMING QUEEN JILL SCHULTING MIGHTY M - The marching band and drill team warm up for their performance during homecoming halftime 9 0 7 U' I-ff' j , J. . 7 - P' ' .I P-PPT' fi ' wiv 3 If fi' . .n x' ,Q . .71 J' 15, ,ig .af-,gi -, F : 91.2 3 + 3- ev tfii 1-1 ' A in L . -N .eg - .awp , , ,f i J rs' g . 'net-2 +3 1, ' if '. V 4 .9 Qru--A ' r , .- fs ay- - .g,gr,,x: . if V at . -, is- ffl fi5M't?'s -- . ,, - Hi, 9 -,K-A.-ia Q. Q0 -P