Alcala Yearbook 1995

Left: Greg Johnson shows hi true Torero spirit, by wearing various types of USO apparrel to the Homecoming game.

Below: To how their support for the USO foot– ball team, alumni and students fill the tadium and cheer the team to victory.

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Ithough the weather may have been dark and gloomy, the Home– coming spirit was in the air and the festivities continued. Many alumni came back to support their alma mater and once again cheer on the football team. Excitement generated throughout the stands that were specked with blue and white as the crowd waved pompom and banner to rally the team to victory. The

cheerleaders shouted cheers vibrating the stands and pumping up the fans. The Homecoming court shimmered with elegance as USO crowned a new royal court, which had been selected by their peers. It wa impo ible to escape the excitement in the air. The Toreros were pumped and hungry for a victory. Their desire to win showed in their playing as the Torero's silenced the Evansville Purple Aces with a 28-16 victory.

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