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Madness Pervades Homecoming Weekend Above: Milford players ground left end Jim Peden during the Homecoming game. Rain made the field muddy and play difficult. Left: Homecoming court, Vickie Dye, Margo Miller, Queen Debbie Leider, and Jane Quinlan, are introduced to the game crowd at halftime. 17
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Exhausted and overworked students, worn-out sponsors, and dirty bluejeans typified Mustang Madness , homecoming week. Oh, the agony! Building a float is more than toilet paper stuffing-rather it is splinters, chickenwire abrasions, and hard work. After many tedious hours, the float is completed. But at the last moment, no one can resist stuffing in that last piece of toilet paper, before the judges select the winning float. Even the seasoned parade-goer was shocked as the judges (one turning cartwheels) ambled onto the field. After the winning floats were announced, the Homecoming parade Inspecting the Milford dummy before it meets the bonfire flames is fourth grader Mary Tucker. was concluded with the traditional bonfire. Taffy apples, the Milford Bearcats, and rainy weather, all highlighted the Homecoming game. The weather prevented the band from performing their halftime show, but it didn't hinder the Mustangs from winning the game, 22-6. Dancing on Saturday night was at its best, as Stud Mouse, a popular band from the Champaign area, performed. Football Co-captains, Jim Peden and Randy Swan crowned Debbie Leider. The third trip for punch, drooping mums, and tired feet ended Homecoming 71. Escorts for 5 year old Valli Plog, crown-bearer, at the Homecoming coronation, are 7 year old Tom and 6 year old Jeff Climer. Parade-goers view the junior float as it passes in front of the stands at Memorial Field. Mad money buys a Mustang Victory won the float competition for the Junior Class. The Freshman class captured second place, the Seniors, third, and the Sophomores, fourth. 16
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Varsity Cross-Country: Front Row: Gayle Murden, Richard Arnold, Kurt Moore. Back Row: Mr. Guyot-Sponsor, Alan Scales, Roger Owens, Charles Kemmitzer, Ariel Vuille. Cross country captain Richard Arnold admires the first place trophy the team earned at the Paxton Invitational Meet on September 18 . 18
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