Academy of Our Lady / Spalding Institute - Summa Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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,W What A Parade! f Rowdie seniors create atmosphere. B' . iz E.. ,N Q!-an A' . .I i Y K- je Pre-parade posing ir T M p he he 1-Isnt: iv ---' '-- '- in V 5 4' The parade begins. ik FPS il t. .JW.,.L3.,g3'g,,.sk, e .gi ,,,,,,N I gg' me 5 1 s 5 r r ' i i I A 1 .3 I f A sophomore truck waits of roll. The Homecoming Parade was a success due to hard work of the Student Senate Committee in charge. The successful parade buoyed spirits and promoted rowdiness for the game. Yes, the crowd can help a team win the game.

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Students at Spalding had a right to be proud of their Homecoming Court. The six lucky girls chosen were beautiful representatives of our school. The fresh- man attendant, Lisa Dubicki, was escorted by Chris Tallon. The sophomore attendant, Heidi Riecker, was escorted by Phil Fiddes to the game and by Jamie McLaughlin to the dance. The Junior attendant, Beth Shaw, was escorted by Kevin Valaika. There were two senior attendants. Karen Durham wasescorted by Eddie George to the game and by Toby Block to the dance. Lisa Lamm was escorted by Jeff Polonus. Our beautiful 1981 Homecoming Queen, Mary Rakes- traw, was escorted by Leland Hall.

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Irish Cage Lions!! i game against Peoria Central was won 27-8. The rowdie crowd helped the team win and the game was enjoyed by everyone. The exciting Homecoming Dave Ludolph reioices in an irish touchdown. Coach instructs the team, Happily returning to the bus. Lee kicks anotherone for the Irish. i f i I i Q! QE 4 Joe rushes toward the goal. Varsity players are introduced at a Pep Rally.