Ministry & Service - Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School

project | School Masses
are offered throughout the
year; community Masses are
celebrated every Friday in
CJ’s chapel | CJ students dedicate
a week to raising awareness about the
issues of hunger and homelessness
in our world, nation and community
| The school commemorates
the five-year anniversary of
Sr. Dorothy Stang’s death
through the social justice
Stang Symposium, and by
unveiling the Sister Dorothy
Stang SNDdeN Memorial
Mural created by student
artists | “looSe change
to looSen chainS,”
SponSored By key cluB,
raiSeS Support for the
education of girlS in
one of the pooreSt
regionS of Belize | CJ
blooD DRivE RESulTS in 70
PinTS DonATED To THE
CommuniTy blooD CEnTER |
Ministry hosts grade level
retreats throughout the
year—open to all students
| Brian Campos,
development database
coordinator, and Jim
Walworth, director of
development, are
ordained as permanent
deacons | CJ hosts
Bishop Leibold students in a
collaborative Earth Day project,
beautifying the Marianist
Environmental Education Center |
Students complete their
weekly volunteering for
the school year at over 20
service sites | CJ STuDEnTS
ARE HonoRED FoR volunTEERinG
ovER 9,551 oF SERviCE
HouRS THiS PAST yEAR—A
ToTAl REPRESEnTinG HouRS
ovER AnD AbovE wHAT iS
REQuiRED AS PART oF THE
SCHool’S CuRRiCulum.
STuDEnT
ACTiviTiES
CJ band provides music for
Dayton’s reopening of
Main Street celebration |
StudentS take an active
role in cJ’S development
program | Women’s tennis
doubles team, Nicci Dresden ‘10 and
Mollie Buerschen ‘10 place 3rd in
State | Women’s golf team
places 6th in State; women’s
volleyball team advances
to Regionals; and football
heads to post-season play.
Lizzie Gleason ‘10 is 4th in
school’s history to qualify
for State; places 16th at the
meet | CJ Performing
Arts presents Neil
Simon’s, “Fools” | Student
artists have their artwork displayed
in the Regional Artists Gallery at the
Dayton Art Institute; “Together, Peace
Works!” for the Dayton International
Peace Museum; “Sacred Ground” art
show by the Marianist Environmental
Education Center; and in the Max
May Holocaust Art Exhibit | Chris
Poelking ’10 was one
of seven area athletes
named to the Academic
All-Ohio football team
| Winter sports name
athletes of the year:
Shannon DeWitt ‘10 -
GGCl bowling; Samarie
Walker ‘10 - GGCl
basketball; and Joe Staley
‘10 - GCl Basketball |
Jcowa StudentS and
familieS hoSt StudentS
viSiting from germany |
SEnioR ARTiST SARAH SHAnkS
winS GolD kEy AwARD AnD THE
yECk SCHolARSHiP. SHE AnD
bRook PlACE RECEivE STATE
AwARDS AT THE GovERnoRS
youTH ART ExHibiTion | Six
musicians are selected for
the elite 2010
Southwestern Ohio
Catholic Honor Band,
while Josephine Kolvek
‘12 and Katie Beyoglides
‘10 are selected for the 2010
WSU/Tri-State Honor Band
| THE ConCERT CHoiR EARnS
ExCEllEnT SCoRES AT THE 20TH
AnnuAl ARCHDioCESAn
CHoRAl FESTivAl, AnD
PARTiCiPATE in THE CATHoliC
EDuCATion CollAboRATivE
SPRinG FESTivAl | The
JCOWa Quiz Bowl team
earns an invitation to
Washington D.C. and
places 16 nationally |
Gymnast Molly Fitch
’12 advances to
Nationals, where she
and other athletes
represent five states |
CJ is awarded the Harold A. Meyer
Award | CJ Performing arts
presents its spring musical,
“little Shop of Horrors” |
Student councils at CJ
and Alter coordinate
powder puff game to
benefit the Children’s
Medical Center | Laron
Brown ‘10 wins the D-II/III 60m
champion at the Ohio Indoor Track
Championships; Cierra Brown ’12,
takes 2nd in triple jump and 3rd in
the 60m, while Devanae Mitchell ‘13
wins 3rd in triple jump | Spring
athleteS earn title
“athlete of the year:”
lizzie gleaSon ’10 ggcl
north; laron Brown ‘10,
and darrien howard ‘13
gcl north. trey coleman
iS named track and
field coach of the
year. todd BarhorSt ’10
iS named gcl BaSeBall
player of the year |
Women’s four crew boat
qualify to compete among
top six teams at nationals.
CommuniTy
RiCk AnD EllEn QuinTTuS
CHAiR THE 2010 AnnuAl FunD;
| CJ’s enrollment of students
from non-traditional schools
grows | President’s Leadership
Reception is held on campus |
The Parent Weekly
e-newsletter is
instituted; new Web
site is launched;
grades are available
online; and CJ enters
the social media world
| DiSTinGuiSHED Alumni
AwARDS HonoRS: mAJ. GEn.
JoHn AlTEnbuRG ‘62; STEvE
buDDE ‘69; miCHAEl
GAllAGHER ‘78; FR. kEn
SommER S.m. ‘46 AnD THE
RinDlER FAmily | CJ hosts
Open House in new format
| hiStoric all-School
photo iS taken | Survey
indicates a high level of satisfaction
among students | Videos about
campus life earn Emmy
nomination | Renovation
begins on the Student
Conditioning Center;
Blue Green Field is
open to student use;
and portions of
Franklin and Perry
Streets are closed |
School building assessment
helps chart direction for
improvements | CJ Athletic Hall
of Fame honors: Frank Ambrose, Jr.
‘89; George Brun, Jr. ‘68; Bud
Fleischman ‘45; Ed Leschansky ‘46;
Jerry O’Connell ‘50; Mike Smith ‘79;
Kelly Spiker ‘99; Jerry Wessels ‘55;
and Clay Mathile | cJ fiSh fry
and claSS reunionS are
held at cJ while the
golf outing iS SucceSSful
in itS new location
and format | John
BrotherS, director of
finance, iS honored By
dayton BuSineSS
Journal’S aS cfo of the
year finaliSt | Celebrating
education milestones:
Mike Kelly (5 years);
Erin Ketch (5 years);
Beth Marshall (5 years);
John Marshall (5 years)
Susan Eichenauer (10 years);
Jeni Elliott (10 years);
Bill Stachler (10 years);
Mary Ann Bray (20 years);
Nancy Egbers (20 years);
Tony Ricciuto (25 years);
Jim Brooks (30 years).
Judi MacLeod earns
National certification |
Summer campS Bring
hundredS of area
youth to cJ | PlAnS TAkE
SHAPE FoR THE 160/125
AnnivERSARy CElEbRATion.
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