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NEUMANN NEWS

Summer 2011

Letter from Sr. Patricia Roche, FMA

Class of 2011 Graduates

Justin Holecek Student Life Center

$4 Million Gift

Alumni Notes from the Class of 2010

Surprise Announcement From the Carsello Family

St. John Neumann Catholic High School

Dear Friends,

It is my great pleasure to greet you as the “new” principal of St. John Neumann Catholic High School. I am anxious to meet you, to learn about your community, your history, and the Celtic traditions. On behalf of the Salesian Sisters of St. John Bosco, I wish to thank Bishop Dewane, the Diocese of Venice, and the St. John Neumann family for welcoming us to Naples.

As I read your handbook, I was thrilled to see that the legacy of the Christian Brothers has continued to impact the spirit and philosophy of St. John Neumann throughout the years, for the Salesians of St. John Bosco and the Christian Brothers of Edmund Rice both look to St. Francis de Sales for inspiration. I pray that we continue the legacy of these three great saints as “We strive to develop the uniqueness of each student spiritually, intellectually, physically, emotionally, and socially,” in fullfillment of the SJN mission statement.

I wish to thank Dr. Denison for his years of committed service to the students and teachers of St. John Neumann. It is a consolation to know he is only a phone call away.

I am coming to you from Immaculata-La Salle High School in Miami, where I have spent the last 10 years as principal. Prior to that, I was principal in our Salesian Schools in Tampa and New Jersey. I have also taught on the junior high and high school levels. I come with the experience to know that the strength of any school abides in the contribution of all its members – parents, students, alumni, teachers, administration, and community stakeholders. As we, together, embark on this new chapter in the great history of St. John Neumann, I count on all of your help, prayers, and support. God bless you,Sr. Patricia Roche, FMA

In a surprise announcement at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Justin Holecek Student Life Center, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carsello made a very

generous and significant gift toward the building of a new Chapel that is among the largest financial gifts ever received in St. John Neumann Catholic High School’s history.The chapel will be named the “Our Lady of the Angels Chapel” in honor of the Carsello family. The Carsello’s generous gift is a major piece of the funding needed to build the chapel, which will become Phase 3 of the successful Capital Campaign. We are humbled by their generosity to the “Reaching the Dream” Capital Campaign.“The leadership of Bishop Dewane along with the kindness and benevolence shown by the Carsello family, the Holecek Family Charitable Fund and at the start of the campaign, the Donahue Family Foundation, will transform the campus of St. John Neumann Catholic High School,” said Donna C. Heiser, Director of Development.Numerous memorial opportunities are still available for those who wish to be a part of the Our Lady of the Angels Chapel and new campus buildings. As we move into the final stage of the Capital Campaign we invite you to pledge a gift and help us to reach our goal so we can begin construction on the Chapel. Your gift, no matter what size, will make a difference. Help us to complete God’s plan for St. John Neumann.

Our Lady of the Angels Chapel

“The Chapel will be dedicated to our Blessed Lady and

the angels who walk the halls of

St. John Neumann. While they have always

had a presence here, now they

will have a permanent home.”

- Mary Carsello

Pictured above: (left to right) Bob and Mary Carsello, Bishop Frank J. Dewane at the surprise announcement.

ACHIEVEMENT IN ACADEMICS/LEADERSHIP/CHRISTIAN SERVICE

The class of 2011, a wonderfully diverse group of young men and women, formed a special bond over their four years

together as Celtics. Their unique personalities, strong sense of individuality, and abundance of humor, was evident as they left with the confidence to succeed beyond their dreams. We celebrate each graduate and were honored to have been a part of their lives. We look forward to welcoming them back to campus as alumni as they continue on their path to success.

CATHOLIC SCHOOLSAve Maria UniversityBarry UniversityBelmont Abbey CollegeChestnut Hill CollegeFranciscan University of SteubenvilleLoyola University New OrleansSt. John Fischer CollegeSt. Mary’s CollegeSt. Leo UniversityUniversity of DallasUniversity of DaytonUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of St. ThomasVillanova UniversityXavier University

CELEBRATING THE CLASS OF 2011

Sons of the American Revolution Book Award - Andrew WhiteLawrence F. Mills Outstanding Service Award - Ashley KobzaUnited States Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award - Clare Myers, Michael CorsoCongressional Medal of Merit Award - Ashley KobzaCongressional Academic Achievement Award - David BronnerKnight’s of Columbus, St. Peter the Apostle Church - Jacob LutzVFW Memorial Scholarship - Jacob LutzGolden Gate Civic Association Scholarship - Cassandra AffleckSouthwest Florida Italian American Society Scholarship - Michael CorsoFounders Fund Scholarship of the CLUB Pelican Bay - Elba Campos, Christie KuzmaGulf Coast Runners Gold Medal Scholarship - Michael Corso, Clare MyersCancer Alliance of Naples - KIDS CAN Scholarship - Christie KuzmaForum Club’s William S. Gentry Scholarship Award - Xiaomeng Wang

Nominee for Jose Marti’ Scholarship Challenge Grant - Elba CamposNominee for Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship Program - Clare MyersSouthwest Florida PGA Scholarship - Taylor SurprenantBrother Francis I. Offer Scholarship - Stephanie LeonComcast Leaders and Achievers Scholarship - Elba CamposPRACC Star Scholarship - Steven WallerCollier County Medical Society Alliance Scholarship - Michael CorsoNaples Press Club, Terrence J. Miller Scholarship - Steven WallerE.T. Brisson Detachment of the Marine Corps League Scholarship - Jacob LutzJustin Holecek “Follow Your Dream” Scholarship - Marie Vilcin, Christie Kuzma, Olivia EakinBishop John J. Nevin Award for Christian Service - Ashley KobzaSt. John Neumann Award for Spirit - Steven WallerBrother Edmund I. Rice Award for Leadership - Ana CookThe Excelsior Award - Marie Vilcin

The Colleges and Universities listed have accepted students from the Graduating Class of 2011.

FLORIDA MEDALLION SCHOLARS AWARD

FLORIDA ACADEMIC SCHOLARS AWARD

Michael Corso, cross country/track, Loyola University New OrleansCarla Sisi, volleyball, Stetson UniversityClare Myers, soccer/track, University of DallasFrank Bennett, basketball, South Kent SchoolJoe Nuccio, baseball, Florida SouthernJosh Hardy, basketball, Florida State College at Jacksonville

Clare Myers, Anna O’Brien, Andrew White Andres Alonso, Andrew Amstutz, Frank Bennett, David Bronner, Mitchell Brown, Troy Burcky, Elba Campos, Michelle Castillo, Ana-Christine Cook, Dustin Cooper, Michael Corso, Torshauna Cowart, Nicholas DePeri, Olivia Eakin, Alexander Evenhuis, Paola Gervasi, Robert Ikard, Ashley Kobza, Christie Kuzma, Stephanie Leon, Jacob Lutz, Katherine McCauley, Joseph Nuccio, Andrew O’Quinn, Meagan Peterson, Dillon Prisco, Joeanthony Rivera, Carla Sisi, Taylor Surprenant, Andrew Tate, Steven Waller, Xiaomeng Wang

ATHLETICS: TAKING IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL

FLORIDA IN STATE PRIVATE SCHOOLSFlagler CollegeFlorida Christian CollegeFlorida Institute of TechnologyFlorida Southern CollegeJacksonville UniversityJohnson & Wales UniversityNova Southeastern UniversityPalm Beach Atlantic UniversityStetson UniversityUniversity of Tampa

OUT OF STATE PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Augsburg CollegeBirmingham -Southern CollegeConcordia CollegeHamline UniversityLenoir-Rhyne UniversityManhattan CollegeMercer UniversityNorthwestern UniversityNorthwood UniversityRochester Institute of TechnologySimmons CollegeUnion CollegeWells College

FLORIDA PUBLIC SCHOOLSEdison State CollegeFlorida Atlantic UniversityFlorida Gulf Coast UniversityFlorida State UniversityFlorida State College at JacksonvilleHonors College of Florida Atlantic UniversityUniversity of Central FloridaUniversity of FloridaUniversity of South FloridaUniversity of South Florida – St. PetersburgUniversity of West Florida

OUT OF STATE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Auburn University Coastal Carolina University Georgia Institute of Technology Louisiana State University North Carolina State University Oklahoma State University Purdue University University of Alabama University of Buffalo University of Houston University of Minnesota University of Oklahoma Western Carolina University

INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIES Universidad Iberoamericana University of Waterloo

SERVICE TO OUR COUNTRY United States Army United States Marines

ST. JOHN NEUMANN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL RECEIVES $4 MILLION GIFT IN MEMORY OF JUSTIN HOLECEK, A 1997 GRADUATE

What began four years ago as a dream by a group of St. John Neumann parents to build a new campus is now

becoming a reality. On February 15, 2011, before a crowd of more than 300 clergy, students, faculty, parents and alumni, Bishop Frank Dewane led a prayer service that was followed by a special surprise announcement. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holecek made a $4 million donation to St. John Neumann in memory of their son, Justin Holecek, a 1997 graduate. As trustees of the Holecek Family Trust, the couple decided to make the challenge gift pledge to the “Reaching the Dream” Capital Campaign for the creation of the Justin Holecek Student Life Center. “Justin loved St. John Neumann and he loved the very good friends that he made here,” said Bruce Holecek “It is our hope and prayer that the Justin

Holecek Student Life Center will be a living memorial to our son, Justin, and that it will live and serve long into the future. There is no greater legacy, there is no more appropriate legacy that

Justin can leave behind at St. John Neumann than this.” “The Holecek Family Charitable Fund donation is the single largest gift in Neumann’s history and will be used as part of a matching gift program to encourage others to contribute to the campaign,” said Donna Heiser, Director of Development. For more information, or to pledge a gift to the “Reaching the Dream” Capital Campaign for St. John Neumann, contact Mrs. Heiser

at 239-455-3044, ext. 225, or e-mail her at dheiser@sjnceltics.org.

We’re Reaching the Dream...

Consider a Legacy Gift to St. John Neumann in Your WillAdding a gift to St. John Neumann in your will or retirement plan is a simple act with impressive results. Bequests to your will or retirement plan afford you the opportunity to give a gift to St. John Neumann Catholic High School that will fund what is important to you. Perhaps an Endowed Fund in your name for Scholar-

ships or Tuition Assistance? Or an Endowed Fund to benefit the Arts or Science program at St. John Neumann. It is easy to add a charitable gift to St. John Neumann in your will with just a phone call to your lawyer. We welcome gifts of any size. You can name a specific dollar amount in your will or also arrange to leave a percentage of your estate’s

value, or the residual of your estate after oth-er gifts are made. In addition, gifts need not be cash. Life insurance policies, retirement plans, stocks, bonds or certificates of deposit are a few of many options available. For more information, contact Donna Heiser, Director of Development at (239) 455-3044 ext. 225.

On April 15, 2011, a large crowd again gathered at St. John Neumann Catholic High School for a groundbreaking

ceremony to officially begin the Justin Holecek Student Life Center. The groundbreaking event celebrated the success of the “Reaching the Dream” Capital Campaign that has raised more than $9 million toward the school’s master campus plan and will double the campus footprint. In addition to statements made by Bishop Dewane and contributors to the Capital Campaign, a time capsule created by the students was placed at the building site. Scheduled for completion in the fall of 2012, the Justin Holecek Student Life Center will be a 20,000 -square -foot multi-purpose dining, state-of-the-art assembly and performing arts facility. Pictured, Bishop Dewane with Bruce and Jeri Holecek at the site of the new Justin Holecek Student Life Center.

GROUNDBREAKING FOR THE JUSTIN HOLECEK STUDENT LIFE CENTER

Pictured above at the groundbreaking ceremony are (left to right) Bruce Holecek, Jeri Holecek, Ana Cook, Vincent “Cap” Mona, Mitzi Magin, Barry Connor, Bob Carsello, Mary Carsello, Dr. Kathleen Schwartz and Bishop Frank Dewane. April 15, the St. John Neumann community celebrated the blessing and groundbreaking for the new Justin Holecek Student Life Center.

Memorial OpportunitiesSeveral naming and memorial gift opportunities are available for those

who may wish to support our Capital Campaign, including:• Physical Education and Fitness Training Facility • Sacristy • Altar • Processional Cross • Stations of the Cross

• Monstrance • Dining Hall • Classrooms • Ciboria and Precious Blood Chalices • Science Center

For more information, please contact Donna Heiser, Director of Development at 239-455-3044, ext. 225. Thank you and may God bless you for your generosity.

ST. JOHN NEUMANN HONORS YOUFor the second year, the school has inducted a new member into the St. John Neumann Catholic High School Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame is our way of honoring educators, athletes, teams, coaches, and individu-als who made significant contributions to the school and the Neumann tradition of excellence.

This year we are honored to name Mr. Jeff Alty, as our second inductee into the St. John Neumann Catholic High School Hall of Fame. Last year’s inductee was Mr. Tony Grasso.

St. John Neumann has a long-standing tradition of presenting the “Blessed Edmund Rice Distinguished Educator Award” to a worthy teacher each year. Its purpose is to recognize a Neumann teacher who typifies the qualities and virtues of Blessed Edmund Rice, the founder of the Christian Brothers. Among these virtues are a display of love for students; a model to students in their moral and spiritual life; one who builds community among the faculty and staff.

This year, the school was honored to award the Blessed Edmund Rice Award to Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett.

This year at the graduation ceremony for the class of 2011, the school was pleased to recognize the Ocana Family for their years of dedication and service to Catholic education. All four of their children are proud graduates of St. John Neumann Catholic High School.

Mr. Tony Grasso - recipient of the 2010 St. John Neumann Hall of Fame Award

2010 - 2011 ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Our Cross Country and Track Team both finished the season having made their 17th appearance at the FHSAA State finals. Tiffany Imbert ‘12, Clare Myers ‘11, Chandler O’Brien ‘14, Chris Sintic ‘13, Patrick Sweeney ‘12, and Ryan Gingras ‘12, were named to the All District Team while Mike Corso ’11 was named to the All Region Team along with Cassie Fernandez ‘12 and Chris Rowe ‘12, who made both the All District and All Region Teams.

Celtic Football

All AreaJosh Hardy ‘11

All Area Honorable MentionTroy Burcky ’11, Garrett Ocana ‘11,

Ryan O’Rourke ‘13

Naples Rotary North Collier Couty All Star Football Classic

Ace Evenhuis ‘11, Troy Burcky, ‘11, Josh Hardy ‘11,

Garrett Ocana ‘11

Carla Sisi ‘11 who was given the distinction of All Area Honorable Mention for the Lady Celtic Volley-ball Team, signed her letter of intent this spring with Stetson University.

Mike Corso, ‘11 who runs both cross country and track, signed his letter of intent this spring with Loyola University of New Orleans.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR OTHER CELTICS ON THEIR ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS!

ALL AREAFrank Bennett, BasketballJosh Hardy, BasketballMaggie Bender, BasketballCassie Fernandez, Soccer

ALL AREA HONORABLE MENTIONMichael Primavera, GolfSamantha Shrader, GolfNikolina Pastor, BasketballAndres Alonso, SoccerMeagan Peterson, Soccer

FACA ALL STATEFrank Bennett, BasketballTaylor Surprenant, SoccerCassie Fernandez, Soccer

FACA STATEFrank Bennett, BasketballTaylor Surprenant, SoccerCassie Fernandez, Soccer

FACA 2A DISTRICT 12 PLAYER OF THE YEARFrank Bennett, Basketball

DISTRICT CHAMPIONSBoys Cross CountryGirls SoccerBrian Ullrich, Track & Field - Pole VaultJanny Evenhuis, Track & Field - 100Mike Corso, Track & Field - 800Gabby Venne, Janny Evenhuis, Clare Myers, Kelcey Kornek - Track & Field - 4x100Clare Myers, Nicole Garrabrant, Tiffany Imbert, Chandler O’Brien - Track & Field - 4x400Andres Alonso, Michael Zingali, Mike Corso, Tom Geier - Track & Field - 4x400

SOUTHWEST FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF BASKETBALL COACHES ALL STARSFrank Bennett

COLLIER COUNTY ALL STAR BASKETBALLTorshauna CowartStephanie LeonFrank BennettMike CorsoJosh Hardy

FACA GIRLS SOCCER ALL-STAR CLASSICTaylor Surprenant

COLLIER COUNTY SOCCER SENIOR BOWLAndres Alonso

SWFL SENIOR BOWL ALL STAR SOCCERAndres AlonsoClare MyersMeagan PetersonTaylor Surprenant

Boys Golf placed 9th in the FHSAA state finals this year. Ed Figueroa ‘12 and Joe

Mazzola ‘11 were both selected to the All Area Team. Ed Figueroa was also named

a Regional Champion.

2011-2012 SCHOOL CALENDAR

August 11 - Freshman Orientation - 9:00 - 12:30 p.m. Lunch Provided - Full UniformFrosh. & New Family Info. Night - 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.12 - Orientation - No Uniform Sophomore - 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Junior - 11:00 - Noon Senior - 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.15 - Classes Begin - Full Day - 7:45 a.m.-2:30 p.m.31 - Meet the Teacher Night - 6:30 p.m. - Gym

September1 - Underclass Pictures5 - Labor Day - No School8 - Senior Parent Info. Night - 6:00 p.m.22 - College Fair - 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.26 - Homecoming Week30 - Homecoming Football Game

October1 - Homecoming Dance11 - Underclass Picture Re-takes12 - PSAT - Frosh., Soph., & Junior14 - End of 1st Quarter20 - Junior Parent Info Night - 6:00 p.m.21 - Football Senior Night

November6 - Open House12 - Placement Test for Incoming Frosh. 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.17 - Frosh. Parent Info. Night - 6:00 p.m.23-25 - Thanksgiving Break

December10 - Placement Test for Incoming Frosh. 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. 13 - Mid-term Exam Week16 - End of 2nd Quarter19-30 - Christmas Break - No School

January2 - Christmas Break - No School3 - Hurricane Make-Up Day (If needed)4 - Classes Resume - Full Day12 - FAFSA Workshop - 6:00 p.m.16 - Martin Luther King Day - No School29 - Catholic School’s Week

February4 - Final Placement test for Incoming Frosh. 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.20 - President’s Day - No School

March5 - Education Conference - No School8 - Sophomore Parent Night - 6:00 p.m.9 - End of 3rd Quarter

April2 - Easter Holy Week - No School9 - Hurricane Make-Up Day (If needed)10 - Classes Resume - Full Day21 - Grad Bash28 - Prom

May2 - Academic Awards6 - Sports Banquet8 - Senior Exam Week16 - Baccalaureate Mass @ St. John the Evangelist Church17 - Graduation22 - Final Exam Week25 - Last Day

WELCOME NEW FAMILIES!

St. John Neumann is thrilled to welcome our newest additions to the Celtic family, totaling over 75 new freshman - our largest freshman class in over

eight years! This diverse group of young students hail from over 14 different local schools, including public and private in both Collier and Lee Counties, as well as five different out -of -state and international schools. We are also excited to welcome our new transfer students who will add a new dimension to our already wonderful student body at St. John Neumann. The members of each class are coming to us with not only good grades from their former schools, but also with experience and passion as musicians, athletes, artists, and leaders. “We are proud to have a wonderfully diverse group of students on our campus, committed to education of the mind, body, and spirit,” said Assistant Principal Marrie McLaughlin.

Important Dates!

August 11 - Freshman Orientation9:00 - 12:30 p.m. - SJN Gymnasium

Lunch will be providedPlease be in Full Uniform

August 11 - Freshman & New Family Information Night 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. - SJN Gymnasium

August 12 - OrientationNo Uniform

Sophomores - 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.Juniors - 11:00 - Noon

Seniors - 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

Andrew Gingras ‘10: I just finished my freshman year at Florida State University. It was a difficult year to say the least. The transition from high school to college was a lot tougher than I had anticipated. However, my St. John Neumann education allowed me to adapt quickly to my new environment. I am currently studying business and marketing, as well as working on getting a graduate certificate in entrepreneurship. I am a member of the Seminole Booster Club as well as part of the Civitan Community Service Organization.

Frankie Gannon ‘10: After finishing my freshman year at Flagler College, I have decided to transfer to Florida State University in the fall. I am excited to be attending a larger school with hopefully more opportunities, and to continue my major in psychology.

Natasha Lai ‘10: After graduating from SJN in 2010, I started college in the fall at the University of Florida in Gainesville. Transitioning from a school size of approximately 200, to a school of over 50,000 students seemed intimidating, but it surprisingly took only a couple weeks to adjust. I admit, academically, my first semester of college was rough. If there’s one thing that first semester taught me, however, it was that if you need help, don’t be afraid to ask for it because there’s surprisingly a lot of people willing to help you. In terms of extracurricular activities, I was a little shy the first semester and didn’t get as involved as I wanted to. Fortunately, I learned and made some changes second semester. I got recruited for soccer intramurals by girls I met in my dorm, and also started basketball intramurals with a friend from high school; both were tons of fun. I also joined a student organization, After School Gators, which is a mentoring program for elementary school children, and recently became the secretary for the organization in addition to being a mentor. Second semester was also when I started having fun: I went to basketball games, baseball games, track meets, went out with friends, etc. More importantly, I started taking advantage of all the opportunities for free entertainment offered to me as a student: watching movies for free, hearing Kal Penn speak at the student union, seeing Pretty Lights and Dane Cook perform, and much more. Overall, my first year of college was great. I met a lot of new people, many of which I still keep in touch with, and ended up being really close with my roommate who I ended up with by random selection. What I loved the most, however, is that even with the distance I stayed close with my best friends from high school. We all got our own set of new friends, but high school memories keep us together. I dreaded leaving the home I’ve lived in for all of my life this time last summer; now, I can’t wait to go back to Gainesville to see all of my new friends again, but never forgetting about the old.

Sarah McFee ‘10: After graduating from St. John Neumann, I began college at Florida State University where I am studying nursing. My first year was great, although living with a new roommate was a huge transition! I am really looking forward to next year when I will be living off campus with my cousin Frankie Gannon.

Madison Philbrick ‘10: After graduating from SJN in 2010 I went to the University of South Florida. I never thought that I would be so comfortable with such a big school, but I had the time of my life. I went to football games, basketball games, and several school events. We even had free concerts. It was not always fun and games. While going to class, I had my first job working at the Campus Recreation (a.k.a. the gym). I met some amazing people and made such good friendships with the people on my floor and building. Though I had a great year, it was also very rough. Early in my first semester, I was in a car accident where my car was flipped. I am so very thankful my passenger and I were wearing our seatbelts because they saved our lives. I also got sick a lot. I usually never get sick but living in a dorm with different people and in a new environment my body went crazy! With all the ups and downs, I would not trade my first year in college for anything. It was a learning experience and I loved every minute of it!

Garrett Braun ‘10: After completing his freshman year at the University of Florida, Garrett just received his Congressional Appointment to the United States Air Force Academy. Way to go Garrett!

STAY CONNECTEDStaying connected to SJN and your fellow Celtics has never been

easier! Whether through our website, facebook page, Celtic Magazine, campus/athletic events or community service projects, opportunities

to reconnect have never been greater! If you or your family are not receiving our magazine, please contact Tricia Sarcone, Director of Admissions at tsarcone@sjnceltics.org or (239) 455-3044 ext. 201

Class of 2010 Look Where We Are Now...

Pictured above: Students from the class of 2010 return to campus as alumni to attend the graduation ceremony for the class of 2011.

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Join us for The Celtic Snowball and 11th Annual Auction at a private

club in Port Royal on December 3, 2011 at 6:30 p.m. to benefit St. John Neumann Catholic High School. As our premier fund-raising event of the year, The Celtic Snowball promises to be our best ever. Cocktails, Silent & Live Auction and Dancing and a Fabulous Dinner. Tickets are $175 per person and are available by calling Lilla Asmund at 455-3044 ext. 213. Your participation in this annual school event helps us to provide scholarships to deserving

students, academic enhancements, and the funds necessary to offset the increasing costs of providing a quality Catholic education to our students. The Celtic Snowball Chair is Mrs. Dawn Montecalvo. If you are interested in volunteering, becoming a sponsor, or donating to the auction, please contact Mrs. Donna Heiser at 455-3044 ext. 225.

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