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Senior Poul Martin and friends, ready the Box” for the unofficial Homecoming parade route to Bettendorf. Below colorful balloons, Queen Angie Bormann turns away from the pep-aud hoopla. She stat- ed, Homecoming created special memories I'll never forget The Homecoming bonfire igkmghts” students with spirit as sparks fly through the night air. opening
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Homecoming away from home Rain, rain and more rain. The trees dripped, the sewers over- spilled and the river over- flowed. The football field af John O'Donnell became part of the Missis- sippi River and Homecoming was but a week away. No matter, homecoming would just be a homecoming away from home. Bettendorf High School graciously of- fered to have the game at its stadium and so it was. The band played and the queen, Angie Bormann, and her court Bridget Conroy, Martha Ge- brehlwot, Michele Huber, Kerry Lang- ford, Eva Stattin, and Amy Weber were presented at half-time by Princi- pal Tom Sunderbruch. The team fought, but victory eluded it os the Bulldogs won 28-7. Spirits, however, were not dampened, for the memo- rable weekend was hardly over. Thursday evening was a crisp, cool, fall night — perfect for the bon- fire. As students, teachers, and alum- ni gathered in the aud the band played, producing a happy tone with all the brass and drums. Cheerleaders lined the aisles leading cheer after cheer. The energy increased and ten- sion surged as the announcement of the queen and her court was soon to come. After Mr. Sunderbruch pro- claimed Bormann queen, the large group followed the cheerleaders to the lower field where the blazing bon- fire raged. Spirit was kept alive as cheers and chants filled the night, and kept going well after 8:30 p.m. On Friday morning, a bit of sole- menity was added to the week's ac- tivities when the Homecoming Mass was celebrated by Monsignor Mi- chael Morrissey, the diocesan chan- celor, and priests from around the diocese. Morrissey gave the homily, which reminded all that students comprised not only a physical com- munity but a spiritual one as well. Coming home brought images of family and this very family spirit was displayed all weekend. Friday's activi- ties included decorating cars ond driving as a gang to Bettendorf for the Homecoming game away from home. «“A With hands extended in blessing, concele bronts of the Homecoming Mass bless the hosts in preparation for the Assumption family Communion homecoming
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