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

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fa JM . e' 3 ,- 1 wil A -M, ,,.. A 'Qi 'sqm' A-Af V, ig-qw, ow Pla ing: Highlights of the Parade, Game and Dance ,,,,,f,r3 ' 'Agni Q K' . , A , QM W ' ' , I A va J' lr ' The lst place iunior class float starring King Kong, advises the Chinks not to monkey around with the Raiders. Q' Now playing on the scenes of the E.P.C.H.S. campus for Home- coming Week l975. Here's the line- up. . Hidden to the maiority of students and faculty were all of the various activities which fit together to make a spirited and successful homecom- ing. When the parade came to town on Saturday, October l l, the mem- ories of these past events were put aside as spirit peaked toward the Homecoming football game against the Pekin Chinks. A bright day of Indian Summer teamed with the vic- torious game paved the way for the grand finale, That's Enter- tainment . The band, Flex , ended with a fantastic performance to bring the curtain down slowly on Homecoming '75. ,Q 'R I I 5 fn X ,L 5 Caught up in the Golden Spell of reigning as Homecoming royalty, the king, queen, and their court are celebrities for the night. Homecoming 2l

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Flying high, Bill Solomon received one of the many passes which helped to win the Homecoming game. Operating on full power, the cheer- leaders put out all the spirit they have to help boost a Raider victory. A symbol of the attack East Peoria made on Pekin, the Industrial Arts!Home Ec Club float received second place in the Homecom- ing Parade.

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22 Winter Hearts yielded to the spirit of the Christmas season as rooms were cheer- fully decorated and students partici- pated in the Red Stocking drive. Every- one celebrated in special ways, Lockers were decorated, Student Council mem- bers trimmed the tree by the auditorium foyer, and traditional Madrigal dinners were presented. Making up for our lack of Christmas snow, we received a heavy snowfall the day before Thanks- giving vacation which obliterated the entire Midwest with over seven inches. The winter wonderland we enioyed was lacking in snow but was created by ice that covered not only landscape but also buildings. At school, students were not to be outdone in decorating, the EPOCH, Student Council, and Art rooms had painted holiday scenes, a Home Ec. room door resembled a giant present, and administration offices were adorned accordingly. The winter sports of basketball, volleyball, and wrestling drew the spectators that observed football, cross-country, and tennis in the fall. P9 Dreaming of a White Chri tmas Blinded by the raging snowstorm, these students fight it out. iii'3t'g as-, 4, 'Y-1 fini. y r , s- Q .p Q. ,,,. v. .,, . f E SUE A- f msg ' 'f A 1 is The extreme bitterness of cold drives The merriment of the Christmas season and the warmth of a smdengs into fhe gchgoll cozy fire temporarily put the spine tingling chill of winter out of the minds of these German Club members