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8 Enthusiastic! cirowqdslcheer ' on the Jackrabbitfootbalnl team., f K f. v 4 Arid the winners are L . . f -' royalty candidates patient- ly await the announcing of the winners. ' t ' If The shock and excitement of be- ing. .crowned Homecoming queen really topped off my night! 95 . yi it 4- Kristi Maile. t,v Z TE 4 f i Rewarding festivitiesimake up for lost game '!i'j'il'll be there 'I T game. The clubs were de- the most spirited game of , l I be there tonight, NN-- CIKZ. Homecoming was a' busy timef'for th6se'who. found themselves' involved 'with-' the various qiii actiyitieis. Class co!uncil's yscyumear around,.t'ryihg1to earn the most, Qahgtsor points by having thevbestvfloat, skit, andfattendancel at the ral- ly, pfgevioimg kgame timeQ .Cilubis .fi ' painteldwlike ,mad f'trying ,to rneet' the burn- if T ,nies and Ucheersfchallxenge to seefwhblfcould maker the r most tiri posters for the feated, but as a result, a total of 477 posters were made. The student coun- cil raced around making sure everything was ready for the big nightj There was much work to be done sto create such ta quality. Most! important' ly, though, was our very 'own Jackrabbit football team. They spent longs hours of strenuous prac- ticesypreparing for this crucial game. Homecom- ing '85 resulted in being the season. Participation during the Ciah-tso rally was at a tremendous peak. The floats and skits appeared to have more thought put into them. Overall, it was a magnifi- cent sight! The stands were filled and posters covered the surroundings of the stands. Although our football team was de- feated, the spirit and ex- citement of the festivities brought upon' a sort of homecoming. - A i i t Homecoming candidates Mike Plowman and Mary Jane Riding. i Lets hear it for the class of '86! - yells Becky Earlywine.
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, , Spirit at it's Peak! 4 Spirit rose to it's peak during Mountain View Week. This wild 'n crazy October week began with Hawaiian Day. Snowbirds and tourists from all over crashed on our campus for Wednesday's Tourist Day. Cameras flashed, maps opened and lost faces appeared all around. Once the tourists returned home, M.H.S. was invaded by ramblin' G.l. Joe's. Camouflage, combat boots, muddy faces, and show guns Cwhich were bought at K- Mart for 52.99 + taxi stormed everywhere. Lit- tle bunny fu fu hoppin' through the forest scoop- ing up the Toros and BOP 'em on the head and down went Mountain View Week with Boppin' Bunny Face Day! What a week! , stated Susie Amato. J 3 G.I. Joe's plan out their at' tack route toward Mountain View. 4... MUNCH BUNCH! - rak- ing a break from combat with a little fish 'n chips is The JR. Commando Force. Chomp, Chomp Delicious! S ' m f ? :li V .7 . - 5 ,f ' 1, - a ou t - 3' - .:- gf c bft BWQ -we - ,mf ck. .V , .1 . t.,. is Q wr' V f . . ' .Y , g W: SJ ' 3' ., A . ' hw HX . 111' b '-I ' u 'Q V ,Q ef Q., t Hawaiians congregate around the flagpole. +I' ALOHA! - Mesa High Students show their spirit on Ha- waiian Day. ' Which way'do we go9 Dave, take the MHS tourist tour. tThey seem to have lost the gurdej
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