Limestone Community High School - Amulet Yearbook (Bartonville, IL)

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Spirit Emerges from Bonfire Following a smashing ‘Gay 90 s Revue,’ the variety show audience was invited to view the fire. Guided by a snake walk of flares, the backers of the Rockets were led by a winding path to the bonfire. The coaches turned the pro- gram over to the players who took turns speaking to the crowd. Julie Schindler presented the plaque for class skit competition to the Class of '68. The cheerleaders led the student body, parents, and teachers in cheers until the awaited moment when Ron Richards and Bill Gibson threw the effigy of an East Peoria Red Raider into the raging fire. The band provided a rousing background. The Bon- fire was acclaimed a roaring success by all who attended. On an unlucky Friday the 13th, Limestone hosted the Hast Peoria Red Raiders. The Rockets narrowly missed their mark and were defeated bv a score of 26—24. The plague for the winning class skit was accepted by senior class president. Phil Borland. Coach Kasup gives a word of encouragement to the spirited crowd. Citwon and Richards burn bast Peoria in effigy

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A portion of the huge homecoming crowd watches in anticipation. The 1967 Homecoming Queen anti Court reigned ovtj

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The Mouse That Roared On November 8 and 9 the Limestone auditorium was transformed into a tiny sovereign country. The cast presented The Mouse That Roared. Wine, the principal support of the Duchy of («rand Fenwick, is suddenly jeopardized by a competitor feigning their brand name. Casting off other poor suggestions, they decided to wage war against the United States. In an unexpected victory over the United States. Tullv Bascom returned a hero. Unusual costumes and moderate settings made the play a roaring success. The Duchess of Grand Fenwick bids Tally farewell before leaving to conquci New York City-