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Ramblers Stage a Tough, But Losing, Effort Against Maranatha
Senior tailback Kevin McArthur got close, but not quite into, the end zone on this left-side sweep.
> Try as they might, the Mooseheart Red Ramblers could not contain the Maranatha Baptist Crusaders and lost Saturday’s Homecoming football game 20-0 on a crisp and beautiful afternoon.
School spirit was seen (and heard) throughout the stadium on Saturday, Oct. 2. Band Members (from left) Justin Upchurch, Terrance Giacomo and Alex Ruiz motivated the crowd with “Hang on Sloopy.”
The ladies of the 2004 Mooseheart Homecoming Court were (from left) Homecoming Queen Sade Taylor and Britney Magyarosi, Jessie Ray, Martrise Hall, Adrianna Pinto and Carmen Avila.
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Homecoming Spirit week activities included amusing dress-up days and plenty of good-natured competitive activities—including, here, a race where classes had to carry a football between their legs across the Fieldhouse floor without touching it with their hands. Freshman Anthony Coleman concentrates as he tries not to lose control! |
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Mooseheart Director Scott Hart, cap askew against the bright sun, watched the game flanked by two of his five children, Madison and Jonathan.
After the final horn, senior Andrew May (at right) was joined by his siblings on the field.
Numerous campus homes were decorated throughout the Oct.2-3 weekend, including the creative work done by the girls of the New Jersey residence.
Paula Goodrich and the children of the Susquehanna home enjoyed portraying the next day’s opponent
Mooseheart Dean of Students Jeff Perales, Residential Communities Manager Ron Ahrens and Superintendent Gary Urwiler proudly wear vintage-1980s Rambler blazers to show their support.
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IA, PA Presentations
Women of the Moose Grand Chancellor Tonie Ewoldt (originally from Davenport, IA) received a warm hug from Iowa/E. Nebraska Moose Association President Gerald Lambert as the Association presented a $2,500 check for the home’s “wish list”.
Director General Donald Ross thanked Pennsylvania for its $15,000 check for renovations at Penn Hall. |
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> Members from the Pennsylvania and Iowa/Eastern Nebraska Moose Assns. were on hand Saturday morning to make presentations. |
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Benefit Concert on Partially Restored Pipe Organ
Diana York-Miller |
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> Mooseheart 1977 alumna Diana York-Miller, now a professional organist, played a benefit concert Saturday morning on the partially restored House of God pipe organ. The alumni-sponsored project has, so far, raised $5,000 for restoration of the 54-year-old instrument. While York-Miller was able to use only some “stops” to skillfully play “Mooseheart the Happiest” and Beethoven’s “Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee,” the Alumni Association still needs $45,000 more for the complete restoration. For more information, call Alumni Secretary Bill Harvey at 630/723-2066. |
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