Archbishop Kennedy High School - Kencensus Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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Kennedy welcomes our new Homecoming Queen, Collet- te Nally, who is being escor- ted by Bob Salazar. The camera catches Kim Jackonski for an instant as she makes her way down Fayette Street. The class of 1990 shows that a little bit of rain will not dampen their spirits. 16

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Dawn Walsh and Andy Stim- mler struggle to pop the Jeff Malazita always wanted balloon in one of the events. to be a cheerleader. A helping hand makes the day more fun. While relaxing on the gym floor, Mark Mitchell and joe Polowczuk have a lot to say about the day’s events.

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Float, game, and dance, Kennedy celebrates ... A Fall Homecoming Homecoming weekend is perhaps the most ex- citing of the entire school year. From the Friday af- ternoon float preparations to the Saturday night dan- ce, Saints’ Pride rings loud and clear. For the parade, before Friday night’s game, each class decorated a truck ac- cording to their particular theme. The floats, along with the cheerleaders, fire trucks, convertibles carrying the Court, and the rest of the student body, parade through Conshohocken singing and cheering. The parade finishes at their final destination: the A-field. Here, the audience cheers on as the Homecoming Court pulls in. The game begins. Ar- chbishop Kennedy vs. the unbeaten Oxford Valley. The Saints lead and end with a 14-12 victory. Cap- tain T. J. McGuire says, It was a great team effort, an emotional win.” T. J. goes on to say, “It’s a tradition to win the Homecoming game. We wanted to uphold that tradition. We were determined not to lose.” The audience eagerly awaited the moment when the announcement of the Homecoming Queen would echo over the microphone. The crowd sat in suspense as the Court and their escorts walked out onto the field. The envelope was opened and the Queen was an- nounced: The 1986 Homecoming Queen is ... Collette Nally.” Cameras flashed and hands ap- plauded as Collette was crowned by Father Canavan. Collette remarks, “It was a great honor and privilege to receive such a title. It made me feel good because my fellow classmates were the ones who chose me. This will be the most memorable experience at Kennedy that I’ve ever had. The Homecoming festivities including the Saturday night dance con- cluded as a complete suc- cess. It is doubtful that anyone will forget this memorable weekend. The crowning of the Homecoming Queen is a tradition Father Canavan takes pride in. Collette Nally accepts her new crown, and what it represents, with honor. The beautiful Homecoming Court congratulates their well-deserved queen, Collet- te Nally.