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Winter 2011 - K-Space Web Page - Central Catholic High School

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Celebrity Wait March 19The 5th annual <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong> Celebrity Wait will take place March 19 at Parkway Place beginningat 5:30 p.m. Join us for this fun evening out featuring “<strong>Central</strong>-ebrity” waiters and dueling pianoentertainment by Piano Wars!Contact Tracy Koralewski at 419-255-2306 ext. 1076 or email tkoralewski@centralcatholic.org forreservation information. Dinners are prepaid and a generous tip to your “waiter” is your donation.All proceeds benefit the <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong> scholarship fund.Waiters include CCHS head football coach Greg Dempsey, head basketball coach Jim Welling,vice president of operations Mike Boyle, vice president of institutional advancement Pat Williams,principal Michael Kaucher, director of technology Chris Hamady, Monsignor Bill Kubacki, formerUniversity of Toledo quarterback Chuck Ealey, president and general manager of JoeZerbey, former coach and current BCSN television personality Tom Cole, Lucas County AuditorAnita Lopez, and many more.Menu items include your choice of a beef or chicken entrée with house salad, potato, vegetable, anddessert. A vegetarian option will also be available.We can’t “wait” to see you there!Remember This TitanThis year’s CCHS Reads program features Steve Sullivan’s book, , which chronicles the story of football coach Bill Yoastand the life lessons that can be learned from his journey. Bill Yoast was one of the coaches in the hit movie, , aboutthe struggles of a racially divided high school football team as they try to earn a championship in Virginia in 1972. Steve Sullivan’s bookportrays Yoast as he molds the lives of his young players through his inspirational coaching style.The students at <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong> have been reading Sullivan’s book, and teachers are incorporating it into classroom lessons in many subjectareas. The project will culminate with Sullivan’s personal visit to the school on April 4 to address students, staff, and special guests.The CCHS Reads program began at <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong> during the 2006-07 school year to encourage students to read for fun. In the program,teachers and students read the same book and then study it as it is integrated into classroom lessons. CCHS Reads is designed to promotelifelong reading by encouraging students to read and discuss an author’s work before and after the author visits the school for an all-schoolassembly.82nd Spring Musical – The Wizard of OzThe CCHS music department will present its 82 nd musical, , at the Valentine Theatre May 6, 7, and 8. Show times areFriday at 8:00 p.m., Saturday at 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., and Sunday at 3:00 p.m.The show features Angelica DeSantis as Dorothy Gale in the classic tale of a girl who is swept away by a tornado to the magical land of Oz.On her quest to see the Wizard, who she hopes can help her return home, Dorothy meets up with the Cowardly Lion (played by DevonDesmond), the Tin Woodsman (Michael Ragan), and the Scarecrow (David Frisbee).Other featured roles include Miranda Hassen as Auntie Em, Kevin Kraus as Uncle Henry, Sara Klein as the Wicked Witch of the West,Tyler Adams playing the Wizard, and Sara Stotz as Glinda.For tickets, please call <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong> at 419-255-2280 ext. 1137, email musical@centralcatholic.org, or visit the CCHS web site atwww.centralcatholic.org under Breaking News.

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