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ARROWS IN THE NEWS Twenty-Five Years and Counting Faculty-Trustee Dinner honors three from the St. Sebastian’s School Family. St. Sebastian’s faculty and trustees gathered for a dinner to honor those who are currently celebrating their twenty-fifth year of service to the School Community on Thursday, November 8, 2012. Father John Arens opened the evening by offering his remarks and leading the group in prayer. During his comments, Board of Trustees President Jim Elcock ’77 reminded those gathered that it is not the brick and mortar buildings that define the character of a school. It is, rather, the people – the students, faculty, staff, alumni, and greater community who make an educational institution a special place. Headmaster Bill Burke echoed this sentiment when he spoke of this year’s honorees – Meyer Chambers, Newell Hall, and Penny Reilly. Headmaster Burke praised each of them for their dedication and service over the years and commented on how proud he was to be able to serve with them. Faculty member Dan Drummond offered an amusing look at The Office of College Counseling and the work done by College Counselor Newell Hall. During their remarks, Hall, Chambers, and Reilly related how blest their lives have been, and how fortunate they are to have been able to serve for so long at St. Sebastian’s School. “It’s been my good luck to represent St. Sebastian’s while visiting colleges from Miami to Montreal, from Aberdeen to Anaheim,” noted Hall. “The mantra around here is ‘Love God, work hard, and take good care of one another.’ Or, as I like to say when speaking with college representatives, ‘St. Sebastian’s? Great kids, sane parents, and a wonderful boss.’” Chambers added, “St. Sebastian’s supported me for five summers as I studied liturgical music at Catholic University and Notre Dame. This School has graduated one of my sons and is well on its way to graduating my second. Like many in the community, my family has celebrated life events here… My life as an Arrow by association is very precious to me, and for that I am eternally grateful.” • Pictured - Top: Meyer and Beth Chambers. Middle: Chase, Megan, Newell, Jane and Kyle Hall. Bottom: Penny Reilly and Mike Deschenes. 16 | ST. SEBASTIAN’S MAGAZINE Volume VIII, Issue I
ARROWS IN THE NEWS Christmas Auction & Dinner St. Sebastian’s holds annual event on December 1. Close to 400 people attended the annual St. Sebastian’s School Christmas Auction & Dinner on Saturday, December 1, 2012. The Seaport Hotel in Boston provided the perfect setting for this year’s gala event. The evening featured a silent auction, dinner, and live auction. Hundreds of items meant there was literally something for everyone. Bidding was fast and furious throughout the evening. St. Sebastian’s School would like to thank all those who contributed of their time, talent, and treasure to make the evening such a huge success. Your support and generosity enabled the School to raise approximately $330,000. A special thank you goes out to this year’s Auction Co-Chairs, Dana Fulham and Aleece Strachan, Guild of St. Irene President Arlene Marano, our Auctioneer Bill Supple, and the entire Guild of St. Irene Auction Committee. • WWW.STSEBASTIANSSCHOOL.ORG | 17
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