Creighton Preparatory School - Jay Junior Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Extravagance Surrounds Homecoming '83 A cool, chill, windy night added to the already lavish atmosphere surrounding Homecoming '83. There was a bridge, street lights, a fountain and tables. Everything added together to make the theme more evident. The theme, Ye Qlde London Towne was well received by the student body. Although there were not as many Homecoming Week activities as most ot us had been used to Cdue to weather, hectic schedules, and a myriad ot other contlictsj the Bontire, which teatured three bands, and Freshman Homecoming were both great successes. The testivities Homecoming night began at 9:00 p.m. with the dance. The band was R.U.E.Z. and played a variety ot music trom the Rolling Stones to the Romantics. At lO:3O the coronation took place with the winners being Kathleen Spethman trom Marian, Diane Gunia trom Mercy and Anne Ramacciotti trom Duchesne. The varsity tootball tri- captains who served as kings tor the evening testivities were Brad Kucera, Dave Santoni, and Steve Kuhl. Seniors Pat Rosenthal, Rick Hausman, and lohn Murray organized the dance and decorations. Rosenthal commented that 'lThe work ot many individuals made the '83 Homecoming a unique success. lt ran very well and everybody had a good time.