Homecoming Court 2024
Barb Dawson • September 20, 2024

Congratulations!  King and Queen crowned next week!

Montini Catholic High School in Lombard congratulates their 2024 Homecoming Court members. A king and queen will be announced on Friday, September 27th at the Homecoming Pep Rally. This year's Homecoming theme is 'Bronco World Tour.'  Students are busy preparing for their annual Homecoming dance to be held on Saturday, September 28th.


Congratulations to seniors: 


Homecoming Queen Court Members

Bryanna Bell

Isabel Evenson

Lauren Mellish

Alyssay Ranieri

Lily Spanos


Homecoming King Court Members

Dillon Bagley

Maxwell Bell

Santino Florio

Nick Irion

Vince Irion


Image above: l to r: Santino Florio, Alyssa Ranieri, Dillon Bagley, Lauren Mellish, Maxwell Bell, Isabel Evenson, Nick Irion, Lily Spanos, Vince Irion and Bryanna Bell

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