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Homecoming With the theme of “Hang ’em From the Yard arm,” homecoming week began on Monday, October 18. Included in the activities were special dress up days— Monday, hat and glasses day; Tuesday, kill a Pirate day; Wednesday, cowboy and Indian day; Thursday, stuffed animal day; and Friday, red, white, and blue day. FHA’s Debbie Pride pedals away, but not quite fast enough. Prizes were awarded at the pep assembly on Friday for outstanding costumes. This year, for the first time, a muddy tug-of-war for the girls was added at the fair rodeo arena. Thursday night festivities included-a serpentine through downtown streets and businesses, then a ‘burn the Pirate’ bonfire back at the football field. Friday, rain and wind hindered the annual parade some but the Junior class, teachers, and Sophomore class finished first, second, and third in the float division. The tricycle race, following the parade, was won by NHS’s Carl Coffman, followed by Walt Crook, Franco-German club; and Dave Winkelman, Sophomore class. The weather cleared up by gametime Friday night and the Bobcats coasted to an easy win over Pacific 26-0. Half time performance by the band was climaxed by an introduction to the princesses, Freshman Mariana Thompson, Sophomore Susie Barrows, Junior Rita Robison, and Senior Yvonne Waterman, and the coronation of the Queen, Randy King. The dance afterwards finished the week’s festivities. Dick DeSoto rides on the winning Junior float. Senior quarterback, Dirk Richardson, makes a last second handoff to Senior Halfback, George Below: Brandon Stough and Danny Phillips attempt to get the bonfire lighted.
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Drum major, Gary Orchard, leads the band at halftime. Above: NHS’s Carl Coffman careens down the street en route to victory. Below: The teachers exhibit their second place float entry. Below: The rally and Pep club prepare to cheer the winning team onto the field after the halftime ceremonies. 9
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Below: Junior Fullback, Jim Walker, sends a long pass downficld. 11
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