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2004 Homecoming Court Named

Members of the Alma College senior class voted 10 of their classmates to the 2004 Homecoming Court. During Homecoming Week, the entire student body will vote for the King and Queen with the results announced during halftime ceremonies of the football game Saturday, Oct. 9.

The Court consists of, Queen candidates from left to right, Stephanie Berner of Brighton, Kristin Oleszkowicz of Plymouth, Nikki Graham of Walled Lake, Nikki Hessbrook of Ithaca. King candidates from left to right are Andrew McCracken of Ottawa Lake, Jonathon Behring of Manistee, Nathan Belill of Flushing, Matt Kwapis of Merrill and Kyle Ritsema of Zeeland. The Queen candidate not pictured is Nicole Pisarski of Shelby Township.

Contact: Skip Traynor
Media Relations Editor
(989) 463-7232 or traynor@alma.edu
#041002 GE

Posted: Wed, October 6th, 2004 at 2:56PM

 

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Elizabeth Heitsch

Elizabeth Heitsch
Graduation: 2008
Major: History
From: St. Louis, Michigan
Interests: Reading, Music

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