Ministry & Service - Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School

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annual FunD c o n tr i b BY u to COnSTITuEnCY r s BOArD OF TruSTEES m essage When we began the new school year last fall, I sensed that we were facing the future with growing energy and excitement in our CJ community. Excitement was building as the first CJ campus improvements were taking shape following several years of quiet development. academic programs continued to be strengthened as exemplified by our CJ sTeMM program entering its second year of implementation, and our ministry and service program sustained its preeminent position as a foundation for our Catholic education mission. as we reflect upon the 2009-2010 school year, i am very proud to have seen first-hand, in my first year as chair of the Board of Trustees, the tremendous progress we have made, which we celebrate in the preceding pages of this annual report. They are many and they are exciting indications of what can be achieved as we, together, forge the future in the coming years. Certainly we have also experienced challenges, and i believe we have faced them with excellence guided by the charisms of our sponsoring religious congregations. all of us in the CJ community who support the school have good reason to be inspired and affirmed by the national, state and local recognitions that our academic programs have received this year. likewise, the student accomplishments in athletics, clubs, and the arts have been similarly recognized for excellence, and we can all be proud they are a vibrant part of our students’ experience. More than anything, our coordinated religious education and ministry and service programs continue to energize our students in their spiritual and faith formation. Our teachers, staff, and administrators ensure that our Catholic mission is a cornerstone of everything that makes up the CJ learning experience. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, i thank the thousands of CJ supporters who are recognized in this Annual report. i sense that the energy and excitement in our community are even stronger as we now look forward to a new school year. We all have reason to be very proud and thankful that we are Chaminade Julienne. i pray that God will bless you richly, pe t e Ha l e y Chair, CJ Board of Trustees , 2009-2010 † Deceased
oard OF TrusTees mS. JAniCE DoRSEy AllEn ‘74 Assistant Treasurer, Dayton City Schools mR. THomAS J. ARQuillA ‘77 Vice President, Physician Support Services, Premier Health Partners mRS. mAuREEn bAlDoCk Principal, Mount Notre Dame High School mR. JEFFREy T. Cox, ESQ. VICE-CHAIR Partner, Faruki Ireland & Cox, P.L.L. mR. AllEn EliJAH President & CEO, United Way of the Greater Dayton Area mRS. mARy moDER GARmAn ‘79 COO & Vice President of Operations, Dayton Heart and Vascular Hospital at Good Samaritan Hospital DR. STEPHEn R. GRAnT ‘70 Adjunct Professor, University of Dayton mR. PETER G. HAlEy CHAIR Managing Director, Gosiger, Inc. mR. DonAlD R. HoEnDoRF ‘72 Business Unit Deputy Manager, Mission Systems mR. JAmES w. kEllEHER, ESQ Partner, Pickrel, Shafer & Ebeling Co., L.P.A. SR. CARol liCHTEnbERG, SnD Provincial, Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Ohio Province mS. AnTonETTE luCEnTE ‘70 SECRETARY Principal, Blue Gill Consulting Group LLC bRo. Ron lukSiC, Sm Director of Student Life, Moeller High School mR. THomAS R. mAnn TREASURER Firm Director, Deloitte & Touche LLP REv. PAul mARSHAll, Sm Rector, University of Dayton mR. miCHAEl J. mATHilE ‘87 President & CEO, Double Day Holdings, LLC REv. DAn mEyER Pastor, Holy Angels Catholic Church mR. PHiliP J. SHERiDAn President, Cycloptics Technologies, LLC mR. THomAS J. wiTTmAn ‘55 Retired President, Systech Environmental mR. JoSEPH A. zEHEnny Senior Vice President, Key Bank In reports of this nature, mistakes can occur. If your name was omitted or improperly listed, please accept our apologies and contact the development office at 937.461.3740 x224, so that we can correct our records. 41
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