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Homecoming highlights season The 1975 Homecoming activities for SHS were no flop, even though a last minute attempt failed to win the game for the Mustangs in a 19-14 loss to Dunbar. The entire week was focused upon Homecoming with float building, decorating the school halls, a downtown pep rally, a bonfire, and a parade, along with many hours of pre- paration for pre-game and halftime activities. TOP LEFI' Varsity cheerleaders lead a chant during the downtown pep rally which was held on the courthouse square. The annual event preceded the bonfire which is sponsored by the Key Club each year. MIDDLE LEFI' Steve Reeves, Mark Walton, and Basil Arnold take part in one of the many skits presented by the speech and drama classes during the pep rally Fri- day afternoon before the Homecoming football game. TOP RIGHT Todd Cooper gives mascot Mitzi Williams a ride on Lit- tle Fled during the Homecoming football game. BOTTOM For the last time as a class, the seniors of 1976 gather on the gym floor and sing the Alma Mater at their last Homecoming pep rally. 75
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Lackey receives title Six students at SHS were nomi- nated for the title of Mr. Mustang. The student body selects six nominees from the Junior or Senior classes and the winner is then voted on by secret ballot. Mr. Mustang is announced during the awards ceremony at the close of the school year. THIS PAGE Receiving the honor of Mr. Mustang for 1976 is Alan Lackey, a senior student. Alan has been active in sports during his four years at SHS, and is the president of the student council this year. He is one of the top academic students of his class. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT Also compet- ing forthe title was Zeke Palma, a senior student. MIDDLE LEFT Torrey Wetsel, another senior student, was also nominated for this honor. TOP RIGHT Junior Joe Smith was also a candidate. LOWER LEFT Also vying for the title was Bruce Allen, junior student. LOWER RIGHT Jim Vic Oatman was another senior hopeful. 78 ii' 4 I if , K . 4 .J it w,
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