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

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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.

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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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Catch That Homecoming Spirit! Balloons and beads, cakes and cowboys, suits and togas - these are what Homecoming Week is made of. What is more fun than Homecoming Week?. Spirit days were a blast as the student body participated with relish. Many good times were experienced and the best of these was skits. Skits this year were better than before. Sophomores took third place with their skit, a take-off of The Sword in the Stone. Juniors took second place with skit, a take-off of The Mzard Of 01 starring Amy Rakestraw. The senior skit, directed by Nancy Johnson and Mary Alice Boyle, won first prize. With its singing and dancing, the Senior skit stood out and Lisa Lamm and Harold Donnelly shone brightly in the take-off on Grease. Most of all, Homecoming should be fun. This year's definitely was! Tomega women. ' . V. ,H . Juniors get wild!!! .vv Ain't we cute? Hard at work in Mrs. Taylor's class.