Fighting - St. Vincent-St. Mary High School

St. Vincent-St. Mary High School
Catholic Education
David Rathz, Headmaster
Once again, St. Vincent-St. Mary High
School ended a school year with a long list of
outstanding achievements. The Class of 2010
had a total of 99% college bound with 94%
accepted at their first-choice college. VM10
Seniors received scholarships and grants of $9
million.
Five more STVM teachers were named
Ohio Magazine Outstanding Private School Educators. Plus, the awards
our students received in the areas of science, math, and the arts were
tremendous accomplishments and I anticipate even more success stories
this year.
As we begin a new school year, I marvel at the enthusiasm of our
students. Their eagerness to compete and achieve their team and
individual goals is remarkable. What is even more impressive is the
fact that St. Vincent-St. Mary students seldom fall short of their goals.
These endeavors are, of course, not possible without the support of
family and friends.
I look forward to seeing our longtime STVM families and welcoming
our new families at the many events throughout the year.
Sincerely,
David V. Rathz
Headmaster
Andy Jalwan, Athletic Director
Dear STVM Community:
Thank you for your continuous support
of the Irish athletic program. The tradition
of athletic excellence at St. Vincent-St. Mary
would not be possible without the backing
of our coaches, parents, faculty, alumni, and
booster members. The dedication of the entire
STVM community provides our studentathletes
with the opportunity to wear the green and gold proudly and
victoriously on the playing field.
The sense of pride, tradition, and community is infectious at our
school. With your support St. Vincent-St. Mary High School makes
available the opportunity for every student to participate while
promoting good sportsmanship, integrity, and performance that is
consistent with our mission and the Catholic education maintained in
our classrooms. The entire athletic department is very excited about the
upcoming fall sports season. I hope to see you at all our contests.
Go Irish!
Andy Jalwan
Athletic Director
Tom Carone, Chief Operating Officer
As the new school year begins, the
excitement of fall sports is in the air. The
STVM Athletic Department can be proud of
the athletic programs offered which are based
on a foundation of strong Catholic values and
steeped in rich traditions.
I truly believe that our dedicated and
talented coaching staff reflects the mission of
STVM as they lead and guide our students on and off the playing fields.
The students are given the opportunity to develop their school spirit,
team unity and athleticism while maintaining their academic and faith
focus.
We view our student athletes as individuals’ first, students second
and then finally as athletes. Our Athletic Department should be
commended for the efforts taken by our coaches throughout the season
with their preparation, motivation and support of our student athletes.
Our student athletes are provided with the best opportunity to achieve
the highest athletic accomplishments while growing their faith and
striving for personal and academic excellence.
The success of a high school athletic program begins with the
academic achievement in the classroom. We will continue to focus on
the development of character, maturity and a sense of fair play of our
student athletes which has always resulted in the excellence of STVM
Athletics.
This excellence is reinforced by the support for STVM among its
constituent groups including students, fans, alumni and friends.
GO IRISH!
God Bless,
Thomas M. Carone
Chief Operating Officer
Alma Mater
High atop a hill in Akron,
waves the Green and Gold.
Proud she stands for truth and honor,
Courage strong and bold.
Sound her praises, sing her glory,
spirit will prevail!
Ever stands our Alma Mater...
St. Vincent-St. Mary Hail!
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