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

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I X0 ls.. ,. R Dressed up for I-lomecoming's 5o's clay, Senior Michelle Krumholz touches up Senior Julie Langan's lipstick. At the ring day ceremony, Junior Bill Ker- nan receives his newly blessed ring from Sis ter Marcia.

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P I b P I It's the way the year comes together: piece piece. Throwing rolls of crepe paper truck to truck in the Homecoming pa The revival of the flat-top. Jamming Confetti's on ring day. Open centers Running through that musical number more time. Waiting in line to get your taken at Vice Versa. Retreat with Trickster. Gracluation. Our year. Freshmen Jennifer Schelp and Mike Donovan enjoy the Homecoming clance at the Pere Marquette. Lieutenant Governor George Ryan speaks at a special assembly, voicing his concern about sub- stance abuse among teenagers.

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Life in the Irish Lane A student's life doesn 't stop once he or she leaves campus for the day. Television, travel, fashion, music, food, and entertainment help fill up the remaining hours. - You're never too old for Bugs Bunny Remember when you were five or six, and you would sneak downstairs at about 6:30 A.M. to watch cartoons? It was the highlight of the week. Five straight hours of cats being hit over the head with frying pans, Superheroes saving the world from destruction, and Scooby Doo begging for Scooby-snacks. High-school students, mature young adults, would seem to be too old for car- toon-watching. They're not. What better way is there to unwind after school or to waste a Saturday morning than watching Land of the Lost? There is one significant change in the way high-school students view cartoons, as opposed to six-year- olds. No more do they get up at six o'clock in the morning. Ten o'clock is the time a mature adult gets up to watch the Saturday morning cartoons. SpaIding's Cartoon Favorites Bugs Bunny 260lo Smurfs 140lo Flintstones 1496 G.l. Joe 12010 Jetsons 1O0lo Transformers Solo Dungeons and Dragons 80lo inspector Gadget 40lo Scooby Doo 396 Spalding invades slopes Ninety-nine bottles of beer on the wall. Ninety-nine bottles of beer. If one of those bottles. . . The song is a sure indication that someone is having a bus trip. Two bus trips to Wisconsin ski slopes were organized by the senior senate members. One was for seniors onlyg the other was open to all classes, as long as the student could survive the five and a half hour bus ride. The bus and admission to the slope were included in the cost of the trip. Ski rental was extra. Expert skiing was extra, too. Falling down was part of the fun. Senior Tom Gor- man said, They all liked the Chinese downhill. Everybody piled up and crashed. 8 Father George Wolf does some exhibition skiing - going down the hill backwards. Senior Jeff Boundy gathers up his skis and poles after getting off of the bus.