East Peoria Community High School - Epoch Yearbook (East Peoria, IL)

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THE RISE OFF LL After the numerous activities of summer, students adiust to a slower pace with the coming of fall. Indian summer brings spurts of energy as seen in homecoming activities, foot- ball games and hayrack rides. Fall- ing leaves add the last bit of color to the landscape before winter's hiber- nation. Underneath autumn leaves, students, After the summer months of vacancy, the school while waiting for their buses, enioy grounds were once again occupied by the crowds the beautiful days of Indian summer. of students who flocked tothe high school. Campfires in the forest are a great way to At one of the many hayrack rides this fall spend a fall afternoon, as shown by these Randy Cheek grabsablte to eat girls in camp-craft. I4 Fall

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Coming together, freshmen have a gay old time at the dance. A New Beginning Ask any frosh what he remembers most about his first day of school, and he will probably say The Freshmen Mixer. After an assembly and fifteen minute classes that morning, freshmen returned that night to hear the music and really get down. Not iust new faces, freshmen who did the bump were a sign of new ideas that influenced stu- dent life throughout the year. Keeping with the beat, Lisa To help the freshmen get acquainted with Cothrell gets down to music at high school life, the band provided easy the Freshmen Mixer. entertainment to set the relaxed mood. K N . 1, ggg.. Freshman Day I5