February- March 2012 - Bishop DuBourg

Inside this Issue:
Whole Kids Outreach 1
From the Principal 2
Benefits of P.E. 2
Faith & Service 3
Cavalier Activities 4
Spring Sports 4
Information
College & Guidance 5
Did You Know? 6
Relay For Life 7
Battle of the Bands 7
Survivors’ Dinner 7
Mother/Son
Father/Daughter 8
Cavalier For A Day 8
Honor Roll 9‐10
Mark Your Calendar 11
DB Connection
News for the families of Bishop DuBourg High School
February—March 2012
Whole Kids Outreach
Jordan Quinlan, Senior Students Jordan Quinlan, Easlyn Molitor, Sara Hasty,
DB President Kirk Boschert, and WKO friends
Ellington, Mo.: January 2-6 and January 9-13
For the third year in a row, seniors from Bishop DuBourg traveled to Ellington, Mo. in the southeastern
portion of the state, near Popular Bluff. Nine seniors participated: Libby Elking, James
Haessig, Sara Hasty, Jake Hogan, Sarah Hudson, Easlyn Molitor, Natalie Osmack, Shaun
Peters, Jordan Quinlan. Several adults also chaperoned the project: Kirk Boschert, Ron
Elking, Melissa Hoffman, Dave Peters and Fr. Mike Lydon.
Whole Kids Outreach (WKO) is a faith-based nonprofit organization that reaches out to young
mothers, often single, who are pregnant or have young children. Often poor, these young mothers
need formation and education on how to be mothers. WKO also works on some home repair
and yard projects for residents in the area to build good will. WKO owns over 100 acres, including
twelve horses who need care. Sometimes referred to as “Missouri’s Appalachia,” WKO ministers
to five rural counties around Ellington.
Sr. Anne Francioni and her staff helped our students to care for the WKO grounds, find projects
and make visits to young mothers and their families. Some home repair projects included roof
repair, posthole digging, raking leaves, among others things. Feeding, grooming and watering
the horses, mucking the stalls, and other activities were tasks that needed to be done daily.
The students also shopped for groceries, cooked the main evening meal, and cleaned up afterwards.
A nightly spiritual reflection was also part of the schedule, helping the students to see
Christ in the work they did and the people they met. Their community life together was an integral
part of their experience. Being in a rural and poor culture was also fodder for reflection. On
the last night, a bonfire in the amply wooded area on WKO grounds was lit so that the students
could roast marshmallows and tell stories. Greg Clark of the WKO staff was our leader that night
and he also supplied some false scares in the woods!
Jordan Quinlan delivered a reflection at the Pro-Life Mass on Thursday, January 20, back at
Bishop DuBourg, along with three other students – Robbie Mard, Michelle Stein and Ryan
Bahr – who worked at different sites. Jordan reflected upon her WKO experience, citing several
people and activities that helped her see Christ in others and to appreciate afresh her life at home
in St. Louis

Dear DB Family,
As we enter a
new calendar
year, it is time to
start planning for
next school year.
The course selection process for
the 2012‐13 school year should
be completed on February 2rd.
Counselors will speak with any
student who did not accurately
complete the course selection
process. The administration will
also contact any student who has
not paid the fee. Once the course
selection process is completed
and the $200 fee is paid, students
will receive a Course Selection
Report in advisory on February
21st. Students must return a
signed copy of the report by
Monday, February 27th.
After the course requests have
been entered, the number of sec‐
tions, the teacher assignments,
and the schedule for next school
year is determined. Schedule
conflicts can occur because
From the Principal
courses may be offered only during
one period. When a schedule con‐
flict occurs, alternate courses will be
substituted into the student’s sched‐
ule.
In the rare occurrence that a student
should need to make a schedule
change, there is a $25 fee for the
schedule change. Changes should
only be made for academic reasons.
Not all requests for schedule
changes will be honored. If the
course change is teacher initiated,
the $25 fee will be waived.
It is very important for both stu‐
dents and parents to understand the
registration process and the courses
that are offered. If at any time you
have questions, please do not hesi‐
tate to contact the guidance counsel‐
ors, learning consultants or dean of
students. The DB faculty and staff
are available to answer questions to
ensure that the students have the
best courses not just for next year,
but for their remaining years at DB.
Easter Monday we will again host
our Cavalier For A Day. Last year
we had over 150 fifth through sev‐
enth grade students participate in
this day‐long event that provides an
in depth look at what it’s like to be a
Cavalier. We are hope for a great
turnout again this year. For more
information, contact Mr. Ryan
Sykora at 314.783.4419.
A special congratulations to all of
the students who made the Honor
Roll for their hard work and aca‐
demic achievements last fall.
The DB community is proud of our
seniors for their hard work on their
service projects. Listening to their
many stories has been inspiring. So
many of them have changed as a
person, changed their views about
other people, and changed their
whole outlook on life. Our goal is
for them to continue this service
throughout their lives.
In Service to Christ,
Principal
Many people ask the question, “Why is Physical Education a necessity on a daily basis?” There is no single an‐
swer to this question, but listed below are just a few benefits of including physical activity in your daily life.
• Builds and maintains healthy
bones
• Helps in weight loss and weight
management
From the P.E. Department
• Reduces risk of developing or
dying from heart disease
• Reduces the risk of developing
colon cancer
• Reduces risk of developing
diabetes
• Reduces feelings of depression
and anxiety
• Helps lower blood pressure • Reduces risk of premature death • Helps older adults become
stronger and move better
• Promotes psychological health • Improves digestion • Enhances immune system
• Increases self‐confidence • Builds strength • Helps alleviate varicose veins
• Gives you more energy • Tones and firms muscles • Lowers resting heart rate
• Reduces back pain & problems • Increases metabolic rate • Improves coordination & balance
• Reduces tension & stress • Improves the quality of sleep • Provides increased social oppor‐
tunities
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Adopt‐A‐Family
Religion classes at Bishop DuB‐
ourg joined forces with groups
of faculty who volunteered to
make Christmas happen for 15
families in need from St. Vin‐
cent DePaul Parish in St. Louis.
These families were given to
Campus Ministry by Sr. Jackie
Toebbin of St. Vincent’s. She
said that these families were in
need due to poverty often times
caused by family members who
are incarcerated. Sr. Jackie told
us that these familes often fall
through the cracks of social ser‐
vices who could possibly pro‐
vide funds for them and their
children. These families are of‐
ten times single parents or
grandparents trying to raise the
children.
Fifteen religion classes, as well
as faculty members formed
teams, collected money,
shopped, and wrapped the gifts
for their adopted families. Each
family was provided new cloth‐
ing items and toys for the chil‐
dren. “This was a wonderful
experience— seeing faculty
teams and students and their
religion teachers pour out their
love for others in need. It cre‐
ated the real meaning of Christ‐
mas spirit for the Bishop DuB‐
ourg Community.”
The 12 families that were
helped included over 60 people,
both adults and children. Cam‐
pus Ministers Mrs. Leibrecht
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Faith & Service
and Mr. Driscoll, along with a
few of the religion classes
loaded three vans full of gifts
which were delivered to Sr.
Jackie on December 21, 2011.
Thank you for your continued
participation and generosity!
Senior Christian
Service Projects
The Class of 2012 participated
in the annual Christian Service
Projects in the first half of Janu‐
ary 2012. The 138 seniors
served at a wide variety of set‐
tings: Catholic and private
grade schools, nursing homes,
day care centers, hospitals,
schools for the developmentally
disabled, St. Patrick’s Center,
Missouri School for the Blind,
and Cardinal Glennon Hospital,
just to name a few.
Freshman Prayer Day
On January 26, the class of 2015,
participated in the annual
Freshman Day of Prayer at the
Rigali Center. The REAP team
led the day with powerful talks
and testimonies about a variety
of topics regarding discipleship,
including prayer, chastity and
sobriety.
Kairos Retreats
We continue with Kairos #27
and #28 during February and
March this year, our annual
senior retreats which incorpo‐
rate student leadership in a
three‐day format at the Marian‐
ist Retreat and Conference Cen‐
ter. These retreats continue to
be a highlight of each senior’s
year and do much to fulfill our
mission statement of
“developing leaders in faith
and service.”
Sophomore Prayer Day
Our Sophomore Day of Prayer
is April 13th. During this day,
sophomores give service for 2‐3
hours in the morning at various
sites in the area. We reflect on
their experiences before eating
lunch at St. Vincent de Paul
parish. Mass concludes their
Prayer Day.
Junior Prayer Day
Junior Prayer Day will be on
March 6. On this day, Juniors
learn different forms of prayer
at the Notre Dame Mother‐
house in Lemay. Mass is also
offered at the end of this day.
Junior Ring Mass occurs on
March 8th.
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Pro‐Life Club
The Pro‐Life Club is back from the annual trek to Wash‐
ington, D.C. and all had a great time. This year, the club
went on a bus trip with the Office of Youth Ministry—
The Way, The Truth, The Life. They travelled to march
in protest of the Supreme Court decision, Roe v. Wade,
the Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA). In front of the Lin‐
coln Memorial, pictured above, our students, along with
St. Justin Youth Group, met up with DB alum Jeannie
Flynn Leavitt ’85. A great time was had, and many can’t
wait to go back and march next year!
Swing Dancers
The Swing Dancers were part of the Compton Heights
Band’s Christmas show at Powell Symphony Hall. The
dancers did two shows with the band. The swing danc‐
ers also provided the entertainment for the annual St.
Louis Hills Neighborhood Association Dinner. The
Swing Dancers will take their annual trip to Tan‐Tar‐A
March 16‐18th. They will perform two shows while they
are there. Conact Mr. Don Burrus for more information
at Dburrus@bishopdubourg.org.
Guild Players
There’s been a change to the performance dates for Al‐
most, Maine! Please mark your calendars for February
15‐18th to see Almost, Maine, a show that will tickle
your funny bone and touch your heart! Set in the town
Almost, Maine, 7 vignettes take you through lives and
love of 7 couples. The Guild Players will be holding
auditions February 21st and 23rd for the musical pro‐
duction Godspell . The show will run April 7‐10. For
tickets to these productions call Mr. Larry Driscoll at
314.783.4417.
Cavalier Activities
Robotics
The Robotics Team has been very busy! After compet‐
ing in the FIRST Tech Challenge Competition, the
team was awarded the Motivate Award! Teams must
show spirit through costumes, team spirit, and enthusi‐
asm at the event, within their school and throughout the
community. Congratulations to team #583 Cavaliers!
US Baseball Academy Success
Coach Joe Groaning hosted the US Baseball Acad‐
emy here at DB this past January. Coach Ryan
Sykora, Jamesell Kee, our varsity assistant coach,
Brad Stone (Quincy University/Florida Marlins
and now with the Gateway Grizzlies), Sean
Toler (Missouri State/ Gateway Grizzlies), Dan
Horn (Fontbonne University) and Rob Gutzler,
(former Ritter baseball coach and player for Har‐
ris Stowe on thier NAIA National Championship
team in the 80s), helped teach over 65 athletes
ranging from first through seventh grade! The
Sunday workshops focused on hitting, pitching,
fielding, batting, and catching! Just goes to show
that there is ALWAYS something new and excit‐
ing going on at DB!
6th Grade Basketball Tournament
Under the direction of Mr. Don Burrus, DB hosted
the Bishop DuBourg 6th Grade Holiday Basketball
Classic. Ten teams competed. The champions
were Mary Queen of Peace. Christ Prince of
Peace and St. Ambrose were the 2nd and 3rd
place winnners respectively. Congratulations to
all who participated in this event!

Second semester is in full swing and Progress Report
Night is right around the corner. Hopefully, everyone
is in the study mode and doing well. Students should
be using Academic Hour to ask teachers for extra help.
Academic Hour was created so students can get any
and all extra help they may need or want to ensure
success. We also have Homework Club on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays after school.
Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors with credit make‐
up needs will be receiving information about DB Tuto‐
rial later in the spring. DB Tutorial for underclassmen
will be available in the summer only.
Seniors should be wrapping up their college search
and making decisions soon. Financial Aid forms
(FAFSA) should be completed as soon as possible.
Juniors have finished their college planning meetings
with their counselors. Parents, please ask them about
their meetings and the information discussed. College
planning takes a lot of time and research. The internet
is a great source of information. Helpful links can be
found under the Guidance link at
www.bishopdubourg.org
Sophomores and Freshmen received their PLAN and
EXPLORE results in class and they discussed career
options and choices. It was fun to hear them com‐
menting about skills/abilities needed and salary
ranges. Ask your sons or daughters what they learned
about themselves, college readiness and their testing
skills. ACT provides tons of information on these
score reports. Check out www.act.org for some spe‐
cific information for students and parents about both
the PLAN and the EXPLORE tests.
ACT Dates and Registration
The next ACT is April 14th. The registration deadline
is March 10th. After that, the next test date is June 9
with a registration deadline of May 5th. Juniors
should plan on taking this test in April and/ or in June.
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College & Guidance Counseling
Financial Aid Information
Seniors and their families should already be filing for
federal financial aid through FAFSA. To file online,
visit www.fafsa.ed.gov. Please be sure to make a copy
of any and all scholarships awarded so seniors can be
recognized in the graduation program.
College Rep Visits
College Representatives are again visiting the guid‐
ance office this spring to finalize plans with seniors
and to give juniors a start on their college planning.
Please encourage your son or daughter to visit with
college reps of interest.
Summer Enrichment
Summer Enrichment college programs are available.
These opportunities are announced and many will be
posted on Message Center. You may also contact your
son or daughter’s Guidance Counselor for more infor‐
mation.
We encourage parents to discuss your son or daugh‐
ter’s progress this quarter. We can’t stress how impor‐
tant it is to stay on track and keep up with classwork
and homework. You can get up‐to‐date grade and
assignment information online. Call the main office if
you forgot your codes/ passwords. If you have con‐
cerns about your son or daughter’s progress, please
contact his or her guidance counselor.
In addition, encourage your son or daughter to look
beyond the here and now. The more planning that
goes into their future, the brighter it looks. Talk with
them about their goals and post‐high school plans.
Feel free to contact his or her guidance counselor for
more information.
SPRING SPORTS INFORMATION
This is a reminder for all those wish to try out for a spring sport. Tryouts
for all teams will begin on Monday, February 29th. In order to try out, you
must first have turned in your physical form and athletic fee. Forms may
be turned in to the Main Office by Tuesday, February 21st.
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Did You Know?
• Congratulations to junior Catie Ward, who received the AAA Conference Player of the
Year Award for volleyball this year.
• January’s Artist of the Month was senior Emily Ringkamp. The Artist of the Month for
February is senior Catherine Dunsford.
• Senior Johnna Foster was recently awarded the Martin Luther King Model of Justice
Award for Bishop DuBourg. She received the award at a special ceremony with
Archbishop Carlson on Sunday, January 15th. Congratulations, Johnna!
• Selected students will have their art work displayed at South County Center from January
30th– February 5th in celebration of Catholic Schools’ Week. The students who are hon‐
ored to have their work shown are Kayla Jarrett, Michaela Popham, Nina Rudin, Molly
Krummenacher, Elizabeth Burnes, Jessica Boxdorfer, Catherine Dunsford, Madeline,
Broekelmann, Brittany Weinhardt, Samantha Benson, Katie Sudholt, Sara Ule, Lori
Dresner, and Franchescia Peterson. A wide range of styles and mediums will be shown
and can be seen during regular store hours.
• Catherine Dunsford, senior, was selected to take part in the New Art in the Neighbor‐
hood Program sponsored by the Contemporary Art Museum in St. Louis. Catherine sent in
a portfolio, a letter of recommendation from her art teacher to become one of only 20 teens
chosen to participate! Congratulations Catherine!
• Art 1 & 2 classes are currently working on Asian Lanterns using watercolor techniques.
Look for them hanging in the hallways at DB!
• The Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis will be at DB on Friday, March 2, performing their
shortened version of Othello. They will perform twice that day: once in the morning for
freshmen and sophomores, and again in the afternoon for juniors and seniors. This is a
great way to see professional Shakespeare close up.
• Congratulations to juniors Michaela Mense, Laura Engel, and Adam Lampe for being
chosen as winners of the Archdiocesan Catholic Appeal Essay Contest!
• Students will be mailed applications for the National Honor Society on February 6th. Ap‐
plications are due back on Friday, February 17th.
• The Jazz Band played at the Missouri Athletic Club on January 28th after being pur‐
chased for a one night performance at the venue of choice by a Gala Dinner Auction atten‐
dee! Way to represent DB!
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DB Connection
Relay For Life
Bishop DuBourg High School will once again host Relay for Life on Friday, April 27
through Saturday, April 28th from 6:00pm‐6:00am. Last year, we raised over $35,000,
and this year our goal is $35‐40,000! Relay for Life is a unique overnight event de‐
signed to celebrate survivorship and raise funds for cancer patient services, education,
advocacy, and research. During the event, teams of 8 to 15 people camp out and take
turns walking the track. Each team is asked to have a representative on the track at all
times during the event — because cancer never sleeps. Participants enjoy activities,
entertainment, and food throughout the event. For more information, please visit
www.relayforlife.org/stlouiscitymo. The Kick‐Off Meeting will be held on Thurs‐
day, February 9th, at 8:00am in the DB Cafeteria. A Committee Meeting will be held,
Monday, February 13th at 6:30pm, followed by a Team Captains’ Meeting at 7:30pm,
both in room 303. Contact Mrs. Moran at lmoran@bishopdubourg.org for more infor‐
mation.
Battle of the Bands
Are ready to ROCK?! Come out and join in the fun at our Battle of the Bands competition on
Friday, February 24th,at 7:00pm here at DB! Headlining the concert this year is the band Min‐
utes to Monday! Judges are being chosen to evaluate the bands, as well as entertain the crowd.
All of the funds raised during this event will benefit upcoming American Cancer Society Re‐
lay For Life event being held at Bishop DuBourg. The cost to attend is only $5.00— a small
price to pay for a night of great entertainment and for the pride you will feel that comes with
knowing you’ve helped the American Cancer Society. Contact Mrs. Knobbe at
mknobbe@bishopdubourg.org for more information.
First Annual Bark For Life
Bring your favorite canine companion and help honor the life‐long contributions of the American
Cancer Society’s Canine Caregivers here at DB on Saturday, March 31st at 10:00am! Your dog can take
part in doggie games, Top Dog & dress up competitions, music, food, and demonstrations! The cost is
only $15.00. All proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society. Contact Mrs. Moran at
lmoran@bishopdubourg.org for more information.
Relay For Life Survivors’ Dinner
Are you a cancer survivor? Bishop DuBourg in partnership with the Ameri‐
can Cancer Society will host a Survivorsʹ Dinner on April 27th at 5:30 pm. The
meal is free to cancer survivors and a guest of their choosing. Survivors will
also receive a free 2012 Relay for Life t‐shirt. Following the dinner at 7:00pm,
survivors and their caregivers will be honored at the opening ceremonies of
Relay for Life of St. Louis City. This is the fourth year Bishop DuBourg is hosting this
event. To register for the dinner or for more information you should contact Mrs. Moran,
lmoran@bishopdubourg.org.
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Mother/Son Father/Daughter Dinner Dance
An amazing time was had by all who attended the Snow Ball dinner dance on January 27th at the Drury
Inn Hotel! The food, catered by Bartolinos, was fantastic! Students raved about the mostaciolli, while
parents seemed to enjoy the delicious chicken. With music from TKO, parents and their teens danced
the night away. Many teens were amazed to see their parents “bust a move”! Melanie Stemmler com‐
mented, “ what an amazing night! I will never forget dancing with my dad and all my friends”. If you
didn’t attend this year, make plans to not miss this event!
Cavalier For A Day
Bishop DuBourg High School
Cavalier for a Day Event
FOR 5 TH , 6 th & 7 TH GRADE STUDENTS
Monday, April 9, 2012
8am – 2pm
You are cordially invited to participate in Bishop DuBourg’s first annual Cavalier for a
Day Shadow Event on Monday, April 9, 2012. The day is designed to provide 5 th ,
6 th and 7 th grade students an opportunity to experience student life at Bishop DuBourg High
School. The school will provide participants with lunch and snacks during the day.
The day begins at 8am with a short presentation in the Floyd Hacker Gymnasium and ends at
2pm with a FREE t-shirt for all participants.
For additional information please contact Mr. Sykora, at 314.783.4419 or
rsykora@bishopdubourg.org.
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Class of 2012
AMANDA ATTARIAN
RYAN BAHR
NICOLE BENNS
ALLISON BLUST
RYAN BUTTIG
MEGHAN CHRUM
LAURA COLE
ERIN DEVASTO
MADISON DOPUCH
BRIANNE DRUMMOND
CATHERINE DUNSFORD
RACHAEL ENRIGHT
DEBORAH FARLEY
MATTHEW FAVAZZA
JOHNNA FOSTER
QUINN FULTON
EMILY GILJUM
JAMES HAESSIG
JILL HARK
RACHEL HEINRICH
PETER HIBBELER
ASHLEY HOBBS
JESSY HUNT
DAVID JUNG
JOSEPH KLATT
JESSICA KOENEN
PHILLIP KOSTA
CAITLIN LUEPKE
ROBERT MARD
STEPHEN MAUSSHARDT
WILLIAM MCBRYAN
JARED MOLESKI
ANTHONY MONTERO
ZACHARY MOURNING
MEGAN NEWMAN
NICOLE NIENKAMP
SHAUN PETERS
JORDAN QUINLAN
NICHOLAS RETTIG
EMILY RINGKAMP
CHARLES ROHRER
NICHOLAS SCHISLER
ANDREA SCHMIDT
KATIE SCHNABLE
HANNAH SCHWARTZ
KIMMY SIEBERT
NATHAN SMITH
MICHELLE STEIN
MELANIE STEMMLER
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Congratulations to Our First Honors Students
TIERNEY STEVENSON
JORDAN TENNISON
ALEXANDRIA TRENTHAM
MARIA TSOULIS
ALISON WATERS
OLIVIA WELBY
MARGARET WELLS
CYNTHIA WINSCHEL
Class of 2013
MADELYN BAALMANN
MATTHEW BANNES
JOHN BARABA
TORI BEISHIR
NATHANAEL BEMENT
ELIZABETH BERKLEY
MADISON BOUBEK
VITA BOULICAULT
JESSICA BOXDORFER
THOMAS BOYER
JESSIE BRANDT
MARYBETH BREIHAN
SANDY BUI
CONNOR BURDISS
JOHN CANTALIN
ADAM CASANOVA
ALISON CASSADAY
EMMA CREAMER
KYLE DEBARRY
MEGAN DUNVILLE
LAURA ENGEL
HANNAH ENRIGHT
MATHEW FULGHAM
KRISHNA GANIM
HANNAH GIBBONS
CORRINE GIBBS
BRENNAN GOVREAU
JORDAN GOVREAU
ROBERT HALL
JACKSON HAMMEL
DYLAN HEWITT
MICHELLE HUMPHREY
JOSEPH. HUNYAR
TIMOTHY JONES
KELSIE KISER
MARY KOSTA
KORY LALUMANDIER
ADAM LAMPE
CORY LEIENDECKER
MCKENZIE MARSHALL
KATIE MAZANEC
MAGGIE MCKENNA
MICHAELA MENSE
MARIO MEYER
JEREMY MIGNECO
KAITLYN MOORE
MADELINE MORAN
MOLLY MORAN
MADELINE MURPHY
MEGAN ORTINAU
MIRIAM ORTIZ
KERRI PEER
LANA PETROVIC
VINCENZO PIANTANIDA
EMILY PITTI
SYDNEY PROBST
ANDREW PROBST
ZACHARY PROVAZNIK
LUCAS ROBERTS
JAMI RUSSO
KATHERINE SIEMER
HALEY SIMONDS
BENJAMIN STEIN
MARIAH TAYLOR
STEVIE TIERNEY
ETHAN TROWER
CLAYTON VANDERSON
RANDY VO
BERKLEY WARD
CAITLIN WARD
REBECCA WARREN
MARY WEATHERS
TIFFANY WEINHARDT
SHARON WHITTAKER
ALEXANDRA WIRTH
Class of 2014
SAMANTHA BENSON
ALISSA BERRA
VICENTE BLANCO
DOROTHY BOHAC
CAROLINE BUTZ
REBECCA CANINO
JOSEPH CARR
MACKENZIE CHRUN
LORI DRESNER
ANDREA FANARA
MAGGIE GRAY
CHARLENE HAPARIMWI
DAVID HENNEN
ERIN HENSON
ANGELICA HUNYAR
KAYLA JARRETT
BRENDAN KARWOSKI
WILLIAM KAYSER
LAURA KNICKMEYER
SAMANTHA KRAFT
ZACHARY MARD
MAGGIE MARTY-ACHS
GERARD MCCLOSKEY
KAITLYN MCCRARY
ABAGAIL MEYER
GABRIELLE NAPPIER
TRISTAN PAPES
FRANCHESCA PETERSEN
DANIEL RADOMSKI
CAITLIN REAPE
CRAIG REITER
HANNAH RETTIG
RACHEL RIPPER
KOURTNEY SMITH
JOHNY TRAN
SAMUEL WILLIAMS
TYLER YANCEY
Class of 2015
MADELINE BROEKELMANN
EMMA BUTLER
SHANNON CAHILL
EMMA CASANOVA
ANTHONY DOMIJAN
ELIZABETH ECONOMON
RICHARD FAULKNER
ETHAN HOBBS
SAMUEL KAYSER
CHRISTIN KRENTZ
JESSICA LOHMAN
MARY MAZZUCA
RYAN MCCAFFERTY
MARGARET MIKEL
ANNA MILLER
PATRICK MOYLAN
CRAIG NIETHE
ALEXIS OAKES
SCARLETT O'SHAUGHNESSY
JAVIER ROHRER
NINA RUDIN
JODI RUSSO
ERIN SCHISLER
LAUREN THIERRY
ERICA TOCKSTEIN
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First Honors( (Continued)
AMY TRAN
JESSICA TRANKLE
KATHLEEN TRUEMAN
SARAH WINTERBAUER
JORDAN WOLK
Class of 2012 Class of 2013
GEIRRA ALLEN
JOSHUA AQUINO
PRESLEY BACH
GABRIEL BECKERLE
JESSICA BERRY
KAITLIN BIESER
TAYLOR CHRUN
ALEXANDER CUMMINGS
JOEL EVANS
JESSICA FLAHERTY
NADIA GREEN
SARA HASTY
NICHOLAS HAYES
NICHOLAS KESSLER
KYLE LAMMERT
MARGARET LATTRACE
TYLER LAWSON
JASON MAUK
JOSEPH MCENTEE
ZERAN MCGEE
TERESA MCGILL
DEANNA NASH
BRETT NEWCOMER
NATALIE OSMACK
JACK STRADER
ZACHARY SUNSHINE
KELSEY TACCHI
TAYABA WAZIN
THOMAS WELBY
ZACHARY WILFERD
AARON WITTMAN
Congratulations To Our Second Honors Students
ADRIANA ACEVES
MEGAN BARDSLEY
CHELSEA BELL
HANNAH BOWE
ANDREW CHELI
DYLAN CHRUM
AMBER COLE
KRISTINE CONNORS
KEVIN GERAU
MEGAN HAYES
MAYA JACKSON
ADAM KEY
MACKENZIE LANDA
KRISTA LEICHT
SEAN LEMMON
KOURTNEYI LONG
CALVIA LUSTER
BRENDAN MEISSNER
RACHELLE NARROW
EDWARD PROVAZNIK
COURTNEY REALE
KENNEDY SCHWANTNER
KEITH SMITH
NICOLE SMITH
JOSHUA SULZ
MACY TABAKA
BRANDIS WHITFIELD
COURTNEY WILLIAMS
MADELINE ZANTI
BRIAN ZIELINSKI
Class of 2014
LUCAS CHANDLER
EMILY CLAYTON
KYLE DAVIS
JACQUELINE ENGELHARDT
JOHN FARLEY
BRIDGET HACKER
SAMUEL JENNEWEIN
ETHAN JOPLIN
H.G. KING
RACHEL KRECHNYAK
MOLLY KRUMMENACHER
MADYSEN LENHART
MANDY NGUYEN
MALLORY PAPA
AARON RANDALL
ANNIKA RAPPE
CHARLEY ROBERTSON
SHANE SCHAPER
BAILEY SCHLERETH
SAVANNA SHATTO
BRADLEY STEIN
TIERNEY STOKES-HAYNIE
BRENDAN THODE
KATE TRIMBLE
ALEXANDER ZIVIC
Class of 2015
JASMIN AGUILAR
CHELSEY BARTON
BRITTANY BENNS
OLIVIA BRYM
KAYLA CARADONNA
DEVIN COX
SAMUEL DUNCAN
MADISON DWYER
ZOE FLETCHER
ABIGAIL FRANKE
LIAM HARTIGAN
KEITH HAYNIE
BRENDYN KINMAN
WILLIAM KLUG
NICHOLAS KOSTA
NICHOLAS LEGRAND
JERECE MCCLOUD
SARAH NEWMAN
ADAM PATTERSON
JACOB PETERSEN
MICHAELA POPHAM
BROGAN ROONEY
SHERROD SMITH
CAYLIN THOMPSON
CATHY THU
DANIEL TRACY
VINCENT TUCCI
EVAN TUREK
SARA ULE
VINCENT WIENHOFF
ERIN WILLIAMS
BENJAMIN WIRTH
NEAL WISEMAN
MALLORY WROBLEWSKI
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Mark Your Calendar
February March
Jan30‐
Feb 3 Catholic Schools’ Week
2 Online Course Selection & $200 Due
3 Early Out Basketball (Heat Schedule)
4 Trivia Night for Project Graduation,
7:00pm in the Cafeteria
7 Progress Report Night, 6:30‐8:30pm
11 JUG
11 ACT
12 Archdiocesan Elementary Band Festival
15‐18 Guild Production, Almost, Maine
18 Incoming Freshman Testing 9‐11:30am
19 Archdiocesan Secondary Band Festival
20 President’s Day—NO SCHOOL
21 Spring Sports’ Forms Turn‐In
7:30am‐3:30pm
21 Guild Player Auditions, Godspell
2:45, Theatre
22 Ash Wednesday Liturgy
23 Guild Player Auditions, Godspell
2:45, Theatre
24 Battle of the Bands to benefit
Relay For Life
27 Spring Sports First Practice
28 Lenten Prayer Service & Confessions
28 Incoming Freshmen Orientation
6:30pm– 8:30pm
29 Happy Leap Year!
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1 Blood Drive in Gym 8:30am‐1:30pm
5‐9 Junior Week
6 Junior Prayer Day
6 Junior Parent Meeting 7:00pm
7 Junior Career Day
8 Junior Ring Mass 7:00pm
9 Junior Ring Dance
10 SAT
10 JUG
10 Hall of Fame Dinner, 6:00pm
12‐14 Kairos #28
13 Parent Organization Mtg, 7:00pm
16 Class Bash & Spring Pep Rally
19‐23 NO SCHOOL– SPRING BREAK
26 NO SCHOOL—Professional Development
27 Seniors to the Rep
29 Sophomores to the Rep
30 Lenten Prayer Service & Confessions
31 Bark For Life 10:00am, DB Stadium
Upcoming Dates:
April 1—National Honor Society &
National Art Honor Society
Induction, 6:00pm
April 3—Holy Week Prayer Service
April 5‐6—NO SCHOOL
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