ADM will celebrate homecoming from September 11-17. The 2022 homecoming theme is “Tigers on the Big Screen.”
The festivities start on Sunday 11 September with the ironman volleyball. The event will begin at 3:30 p.m. in the north gymnasium. There will be a $2 admission fee or $1 with a canned food donation.
Dress up days include:
Monday, September 12: Movie Night in (PJs) Tuesday, September 13: Adam Sandler Day Wednesday, September 14: Dress for the Oscars (pictures day)Thursday, September 15: Day of the sports film (shirts) Friday, September. 16: Tiger Spirit Day
The festivities will continue with TigerFest on Thursday, September 15. The event will feature a variety of bounce houses for kids and other free games from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Attendees are asked to enter the ADM High School parking lot through the west entrance.
The ADM Athletic Booster Club also sponsors a senior athlete autograph tent. Come get a poster and autographs from your favorite athlete from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Food and desserts from the FFA and the ADM Fine Arts Promotion Club will be available for purchase in the ADM Stadium concessions area.
A district pep rally will be held at ADM Tiger Stadium at 7 p.m., highlighting the 7th-12th grade band, cheer, dance, cross country, volleyball and soccer teams. The pep rally will begin with high school activities and end with the high school football team.
The crowning ceremony will take place at the end of the rally at the ADM Stadium. The homecoming track includes Ryan Conrad, Joel Frieiermuth, Cade Morse, Jacob Crannell, Lauren Case, Tess Boorn, Ella Grossman, Brianna Young and Geneva Timmerman. Powderpuff football will end the night at 8pm at ADM Stadium.
The annual ADM Homecoming Powder Puff football game will kick off at 8pm at ADM Stadium.
ADM’s freshman football game will kick off at 4:15pm on Friday, September 16th at ADM Stadium. The ADM Tigers will take on Winterset at 7pm in varsity football action.
The homecoming dance will close out the week’s festivities from 8-11pm on Saturday, September 17th in the high school commons.
