Bishop Gorman High School - Archive Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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l l 3A V7 'Ii Run-D.M.C. !Areosmith's smash hit is put to paint by the sophomores. 21 Varsity football players ham it up for the camera during the Homecoming assembly. 33 Who said no one gets crazy during the Homecoming assem- bly? 41 The Sophomores put together their Homecom- ing display. 53 I think this sophomore went a little over- board on dress-up day. 65 Lip-Sync champions, The Weekend Edition , get down and boogie at the assem- bly. 79 Valley's cheerleaders sure are ugly!!! Homecoming 25

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l ...W , . M, The 1986-87 Bishop Gorman Homecoming celebration began at ll a.m. when Powder Puff was held. Later that night, the first annu- al Gaelathon was held. Wednesday, Octo- ber 22, was designated as Dress up day . Sen- iors were asked to dress as tourists and juniors dressed in their jeans and t-shirts. Sophmores dressed as hippies straight from the '60s while freshman were dressed in their sweats. Thursday, October 23, was Rival day , the students were asked to dress in the colors of their hated rivals the, Valley Vikings. The cam- 24 Homecoming pus was filled with a maze of students dressed in red, white, blue. Friday, October 24, was Orange and BIue day. The campus was a sea of students decked in orange and blue, show- ing their school spirit. At 11:30 a.m. class was dismissed and the Homecominng assembly got underway. The spirit of Gorman filled the gym as students, faculty, and Alumni cheered on the football team. At 7:30 p.m., the main attraction of the week began, the Homecom- ing Game. At the half, the 1986 Homecoming queen and her court were announced. On Saturday, October 25, Homecoming week continued with the Alumni Memorial Mass , which was held at 4 p.m. The week culminat- ed with the Blue Moon Homecoming dance. Queen Jenni Kolesar and her court reigned over the festivities which were held at Alexis Park. The dance capped of another ex- citing Homecoming week.

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The '86 Homecoming game once again was the centerpeice for the excitement of the week. The Gaels scored first when quar- ter- back Ken Windham hit Marty Cordova across the middle, Cordova sped 76 yards down the sidelines, virtually untouched, as the Gaels got on top, 6-0, the two point conversion failed. The Gaels scored twice more on field goals of 22 and 26 yards by kicker, Steve Crevoiserat, to lead at the half 12-0. Half time festivities included Home- coming Queen coronation and perfor- mances by the Precisionares and Song Lead- ers. The second half started out tough, as Valley's defense clamped down. Then, their offense got on track, a couple of complete Blockovich passes and a long run put Valley in business. They later scored on a short run and cut Gorman's edge to 12-7. After Val- ley's score, the game seesawed back and forth until the final quarter when Valley once again threatened to score. But a third Gael interception nullified Valley's drive and Gorman took over. That's when the Wind- ham-Cordova magic came into play. Wind- ham again hit Cordova, this time for 60 yards and a another score as Gorman took control 18-7. Gorman then made a two point con- version. Final score: Gaels 20, Vikings 7. An- other Gorman Homecoming victory!!! 26 Homecoming