Larkin High School - Cerulean Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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First Row: Carol Br son, Kristy Iensen, Second Row: Michelle junod, Cindy DiFulvio, Debbie Spinker. Third Row: Heidi Schudel. Top: Kori Rockensock. ,N-ywxssi Cheer- leaders lways l Kori Rockensock cheered on an expectant bas- ketball crowd. M Y h i 4. x A, ,, I I.V. gave football fans something to cheer about. J Heidi Schudel and Kori Rockensock gave prize-winning Kristi Iensen displayed the cowboy hat style that performances. meant a winning team. 4-Luv An. . I.V. showed excitement after a command performance. Don't mess with the mascot. CHEERLEADERS 125

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t A Varsity Cheerleaders Bring 1 Crowds To Life. The Royal cheerleaders were inspired this year by captain Angie DiFulvio. The cheers they performed more than entertained the audience and will hold memo- ries for more than a few. The Cheerleaders raised money in various ways during the 80-81 season, to make a very exciting year. They used for their pep mottos the phrases - Ain't No Stoppin' us Nowf, and Ruff and Ready. U Mrs. Canfield kept the girls organized and full of spiritg the effort put into their hour-long daily practices showed highly in their performances. First Row: Susan Veribc, julie Hall. Second Row: Angie DiFulvio, Jeanine Napoli, Laura Mobley. Third Row: Tomasa Ro riguez. Top: Lisa Imming. ar: . . s its i......... Q is Uncle Al CAlan Arpsl added a special touch to the football games as he gave the cheerleaders a hand. V i , . Our Royall Laura Mobley can't get any louder. The Varsity Mascot looked on at the promising Varsity Cheerleaders brought crowds to life. game. 124 CHEERLEADERS

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if x Haleyis The Larkin football team certainly regarded Coach Haley as their coach of the year. and jo For the second consecutive year, Larkin High School finished first in the Upstate 8 Confer- ence. Although the team lacked experience at the beginning, they developed very well throughout the season and had exceptionally good balance. The only two losses the team had were to a powerful East Aurora team, and to Conant in the IHSA play-offs. Coach Haley felt Conant was also the hardest team they faced this year. The Royals devasted the Dekalb Barbs in our Homecoming game. The outstand- ing seniors and all conference nominees were Mike Armentrout, Steve Bonucci, Greg Hof- stetter, jerry Ramlet, and jeff Smith. Eleven retuming lettennen will be ready for another memorable year. The goal for the 1981 season - Think Threelll Q3 all-conference winsj. Mike Armentrout checked the front line. First row: Steve Kellenberger, Mike Armentrout, Kevin Muth, Brett Vence, Pat Ferguson, Glen Patterson, Wilbur Daniel, Tony Stewart, Scott Swanson, Doug Rice, Mike Thompson. Second Row: Steve Bonucci, Brian Morse, Terqf Kathalynas, jeffWuczynski, Chad Warren, Chris Vatter, john Martin, Clint Westbrook, Candido Higareda, Scott Bradley, Coach Haley. Third Row: Todd Hi kins, Dave Bowman, Nanette Henry, Stuart Beam, Mike Cummings, jeff Smith, Greg Hofstetter, Gus Toufexis, john Weiss, Dave Roome, Gary Palmer, Paull jensen, joel VanBurren, Coach Washington. Fourth Row: Mike Ducha', Scott Cravens, joe Armentrout, Doug1Haacker, Stephen Dieterle, jerry Ramlet, Ron Traub, Kurt Miller, Corey Begalka, Lonnie Swan, Coach Hofstetter, Coach Huisinga. Fifth Row: Ron Laird, Bra Steger, Kent Strohmaier, Keenan Brandon, Shawn Thomas, Ron Hardin, Alan Freedlund, Chip Bryson, john Melinger. 126 VARSITY FOOTBALL