Known for wearing snoopy pajamas during lectures
Brother Ferrin
This pie is covered on average with 75 of their namesake ingredient
Pecan Pie
She sings, leaps and loves white men
Pocahontus
This country to the north celebrates their version on the second Monday in October
Canada
Ariana Grande song naming many of her exes
Thank U, Next
This lady owned a lot a lot of chimes
Sister Heath
This American dessert originated from Key West Florida
Key Lime Pie
Sacagawea
This African country founded by former-slaves celebrates Thanksgiving on the first Thursday in November.
Liberia
This grateful song is the theme song for "Golden Girls"
This ward member once died for 45 seconds at helemans camp (IDK if this is actually true)
Zack Haruch
This pie consists of Oreo cookie crust, brownie base, chocolate mousse and chocolate whipped cream
Mississippi Mud Pie
This group used their indigenous language to transmit sensitive information during World War II
Navajo Code Talkers
These once united Asian countries has celebrated Chuseok, a harvest festival, for over 2,000 years
North and South Korea
Fall Out Boy Song that says "One night and one more time"
Thnks fr the memries
This former bishop shares a name with the Spanish Fork High School Mascot
Don Swain
The first recipe for this pie was printed over 630 years ago in England in 1381
Apple Pie
Political and spiritual leader of the Sioux warriors involved in the famous battle of Little Big Horn
Sitting Bull
This country celebrates Erntedankfest which translates to "harvest thanksgiving festival"
Germany
Thank God for Hometowns
This mother to many served a mission in Spain
This English dessert consists of beef, rump steak, raisins, brown sugar, brandy, candied citrus peels, and apples
Mincemeat Pie
This apache medicine man has a name you might yell when before you take a big leap
Geronimo
This African country celebrates Homowo as the end of long famine.
Ghana
This American rock band formed in 1965 in Palo Alto, California
Grateful Dead