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Spirit Comes Alive

_ I f one were a stranger walking through the halls rally. It held the Third Annual Mr. Mustang _
during the week of September 23-27, one contest. The contestants strutted across the floor
might have thought that this school was a little in boxer shorts and shower caps and had to
_ different. The staff and student body were answer such difficult questions as "Why is there
dressed in clothes just short of Vogue, and the a hole in the middle of a donut?" The crown was
decorations were a little too extreme for Better passed on to Senior Tim Curran.
Homes and Gardens. Many people thought that the pep rally was _
But this wasn't just another school week, it the best part of the week. Senior Elaine Jundos
was Spirit Week and everyone was showing their explained that "it had so many different activities,
pride. and a lot of thought seemed to have been put into
Monday was Mad Plaid Day, and Tuesday it. "
everyone was a twin. Wednesday was Character Some of these other activities were a race
_ Day and included outfits ranging from Father and dance contest that involved representatives _
Guido Sarduci to Mickey Mouse. Thursday, Pee from each class, several senior guys became
Wee Herman Day, brought out all of the nerds, temporary drill team members, and a kiss-and-tell
_ and on Friday students dressed in blue and wore game which included guys from various classes _
sunglasses to show their pride in their school. who had to kiss their mothers. The twist was that
Also on Friday was the Homecoming pep they didn't know it was their mothers, and they
had to rate each kiss . One "rater" wanted to
know if they could give minuses.
The M-Club sponsored a hall-decorating
contest for the first time with the juniors receiving
first place. "I thought the hall decorating was the
best part of the week because everyone could be
involved," stated Junior Todd Sedlacek.
During the pep rally, certain members of the
staff and student body had on garbage bags to
help support the football team with a theme of
"Trash Fremont." The Mustangs came away with
,_ Student Council Advisor Andy Fidler, whose
a 12-7 victory.
group organized Spirit Week, said, " Overall, it
was pretty good, but we didn't have as many
people participate as we had hoped for . The more
student involvement, the more fun it could be."
- A. Barton·

No rival can be found to test Junior Dan Fosmer's title of Senior Tim Curran gets support from fellow candidates
King Nerd, although he didn 't completely stand out since it Greg Friesen and Paul Kirchner during the int erview part of
was Pee Wee Herman Day. (ph oto by G. Bishop) the Mr. Mustang contest. (ph oto by J. Johnson)
Promoting Homecoming is one of the main points of Spirit
Week . At the pep rall y, the royalty candidates were called
down to the floor and given carnations. (ph oto by L. Julian) 11 ~

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