Homecoming 2021
To celebrate Homecoming Week 2021, this blog is dedicated to sharing all the events from the week! Students and staff alike really enjoyed the different events as demonstrated through their participation and attendance at the different events. Enjoy!!!
Homecoming Court
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| Homecoming Court 2021: Ella Carlson, Tori Collins, Lily Coutre, Peyton Fisher, Cameron Gilbert, Miguel Angel Hernandez, Yash Jani, Carson Kowalski, Jordyn Miller, Nathan Miller, Madison Minehart, Emily Navarrete, Daniel Pacella, Brock Paluch, Omari Rhinehart, Addison Salski, Zoe Selimos, Grace Stanley, Andrew Wellington, and Kessler Young |
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| Representing Black Hole Day during Homecoming Spirit Week, Gabrielle Ney '23 and Lindsay Morris '23 wear all black to show their school spirit.- Ashley Wolverton ‘23 |
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| In honor of Homecoming Spirit Week, Spanish Teacher Brittany Bray shows her school support by participating in Black Hole Day, Monday, Sept. 20. - Addison Klein ‘25 |
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| Before attending second period strength class, Millicent Rehm ´22 and Bridget Ouimet´22 represent Western Day on Tuesday, Sept. 21.- Keely Murphy ‘22 |
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| At the end of third period on Tuesday, Sept. 22, Adri Nuzzo '22 and Kylie Linane '22 show off their western-themed outfits for Homecoming Spirit Week.- Alexandra Brimmer ‘22 |
Senior Girls Night
Powder Puff Football
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| The Officials! |
Freshmen (0) vs. Sophomores (0)
Juniors (8) vs. Seniors (15) Seniors win in OT!
Assembly
Parade
Football Game
View the highlight reel of the Homecoming Football game by clicking
HERE.
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| Mustangs beat the Libertyville Cats for a fantastic Homecoming Win! |
Alumni Tours
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| MHS Student Ambassadors introducing themselves. |
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| Alumni from the Classes of 1970, 1972 & 1978. |
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| MHS Student Ambassadors who conducted Alumni Tours |
Distinguished Alumni Celebration
Distinguished Alumnus meets with Chemistry students
Dr. Chris Wetteland, 1993 Mundelein High School graduate, met with Jackie Hogan’s Chemistry class on Friday, September 24. Wetteland is currently on the staff of Los Alamos National Laboratory. Previously, Wetteland was a senior lecturer at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. He is one of seven MHS alumni being honored this weekend as Distinguished Alumni.
During his visit with Hogan and the students, Wetteland emphasized how fortunate the MHS students and staff are to have such updated and sophisticated equipment. He spent part of his time with demonstrations for the use of the Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) which allows for the viewing light waves. It is a type of electron microscope that produces images of a sample by scanning the surface with a focused beam of electrons. The electrons interact with atoms in the sample, producing various signals that contain information about the surface topography and composition of the sample.
Wetteland demonstrated various uses of the equipment and involved the students in his presentation. He praised the MHS Science Department for having “tremendous opportunities” for students to study various forms of science.
