Fall 2010 Athletic Program - Hammond School

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The Hammond Skyhawk Club is an organization, as stipulated by our bylaws, charged “to operate completely under the auspices of Hammond School for the purpose of supporting and assisting the athletics department and the physical education program of Hammond School.” Simply stated, the purpose of the Skyhawk Club is to raise funds for Hammond Athletics. Though the primary goal of the Skyhawk Club is to support Hammond Athletics, the next logical questions might be…“Why?” On the surface that might seem to be a very easy question to answer. About 90% of our student body play at least one sport. For the upcoming year, Hammond will support 44 athletic teams consisting of approximately 375 student-athletes and 75 coaches. The logistics and expenses to maintain such a large participation continue to increase. Needless to say, without your continued generosity we would not be able to fund all these teams. However, addressing the operating budget requirements is not the only goal, though it is vitally important. The real reason that we give of our time and resources is to provide the best experience for our children while attending Hammond School. Our hope is that all of our student-athletes have the opportunity to excel in and out of the classroom, while enhancing their “Hammond Experience.” Extracurricular activities, such as athletics, are essential in providing the very best education for all of our students, which is why Hammond School offers them various athletic options from which to choose. The Skyhawk Club raises money in 4 major areas: membership, ads/programs, concessions and tickets. The program that you are reading is a result of much hard work, as evidenced by its outstanding quality and professionalism. I would like to especially thank all those who have paid for advertisements in this year’s program and ask that you support these advertisers when you can. On behalf of Hammond School, I would also to extend a warm reception to all of our visitors, and encourage you to support your teams with great enthusiasm. In doing so, may we all display great sportsmanship. Thank you for your continued support of the Skyhawk Club and Hammond Athletics! Skyhawk Board Lee Harvin Skyhawk Club President, 2010-2011 Welcome from the Skyhawk Club President Executive Board Lee Harvin, President Randy Epting, President Elect Lisa Kay, Vice President John Babson, Treasurer Lee Heath, Secretary Members John Babson Libby Lee Castles Teri Daniels Randy Epting Deans Fawcett Sherri Greenberg Lee Harvin Lee Heath Lisa Kay Tim Owens Phil Richardson Mark Hood Bill Smith Latan Cox Spence Jenkins John McDougall Melissa Prickett Kelly Shockley Kathy Simmons John T. Lay Mac Love Lee Anne Nidiffer Rami McCutchen Ethan Ware 11
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