2011 - Back to School Beacon

The BeaconBishop Machebeuf High School ~ Denver, Colorado ~ Back to School Edition 2011

Taking A LookThe Past, Present and Future of BMHS

Catholic Faith

Nurturing Community

Family Environment

Non-Discrimination Statement: The Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Denver, under the jurisdiction of Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap. and at the discretion of the Secretary for Catholic Schools, state that all of their Catholic schools admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at schools. Furthermore, Archdiocesan schools admit handicapped students in accord with Archdiocesan Policy No. 2000 concerning student admission. These schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, age, handicap, color, national or eth-nic origin in the administration of their educational poli-cies, employment practices, scholarship and loan pro-grams or athletic or other school administered programs.

Catholic FaithFarewell to Archbishop Chaput 5-6Campus Ministry Retreat 13-14

Nurturing CommunityBMHS Welcomes 116 New Students 3A Look at Last Year 7-10Looking Back 15From the Advancement Office 18Principal Skipwith on the Radio 24

Family EnvironmentClass Reunions 11-2From the CAR Office 18Pat Panek Memorial Golf Tournament 19BMHS Students Summer Internship 20

Rigorous AcademicsAcademic Statistics from Last Year 4Looking Forward - New Teachers 16New Technology 17Honor Roll 21-23

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A Look Ahead...September

5- Labor Day (No School)10- BMHS Volleyball Tournament12-16- Spirit Week14- All-School Mass16- Homecoming Dance16- Faculty In-service (No School)17- Homecoming Football Game

October 2- Machebeuf 5K4- Picture Retake5- All-School Mass10-Parent-Teacher Conf. (No School)11- FOCUS 11 Vocations Day (Juniors)12- PSAT Test (Half Day)19- Explore/Plan Test (Half Day)21- Educator Conference (No School)23-25 - Senior Retreat

November 1- All-School Mass (All Saints Day)18-20- Fall Production23-25- Thanksgiving Break27- First Sunday of Advent

Celebrating the Legacy of Joseph P. Machebeuf

Bishop Machebeuf High School

A Look Inside...

Rigorous Academics

Farewell to Archbishop Chaput

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Campus Ministry Retreat

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Welcome to 116 New Students

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Contents

Last Year at BMHS 7

Class Reunions in 2011

1911Pat Panek Golf Tournament

New Technology at BMHS

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Academic Statistics from Last Year

Dear Bishop Machebeuf High School Community,

It was a beautiful morning on the first day of school, just back from summer break! Almost as if the students, parents and faculty had never left, no one missed a beat. In gratitude to God, and through His Son Jesus Christ, it is a true gift to welcome to our Academic Community of Faith more than one hundred new 9th graders. We are blessed here at Machebeuf to celebrate the tapestry of variety that is represented in our student body and we are off to a tremendous start of the 2011-2012 school year.

Although the first day of school is just now upon us, our students, faculty and coaches have been busy preparing for this new school year. From Summer Baseball and Cheer to Football Training Camp and Campus Ministry Retreats, to our new 9th Grade Summer Jump Start Program, students have been both preparing and developing the many programs that make for a successful and fun school year. With more than 40 Student Ambassadors leading the way, the Campus Ministry and Student Life programs welcomed our incoming 9th graders with two fun-filled days: New Student Formation and Orientation. We even had many of our students enjoy a faith-filled experience in Spain for World Youth Day this year with the Holy Father, Pope Benedict XVI!

This new school year will see the addition of a couple of big ticket items that would not have been made possible if it were not for the tremendous stewardship of our families and benefactors. As you most likely know, BMHS is in the final stages of its strategic Building on a Tradition of Excellence Capital Campaign, and we have between now and December 2011 to really finish this great effort with strength and enthu-siasm. This year your students will experience a total of 10 Smart Boards in their classrooms; a brand new, state-of-the-art, intelligent fire alarm system, and we have updated the internal Information Technology hardware, software and server capacity for your students and their teachers! Thank you – thank you – thank you for continuing to provide the administration with the resources necessary to bring the best possible Catholic education experience to your students!

This year we were also able to start off with a wonderful gathering of our families at the Back to School BBQ! It was great to see so many of our families coming together again following the summer break as well as our returning families taking advantage of the opportunity to welcome our new families to the BMHS community. Thank you to the many parents and students who made the Back to School BBQ such a tremendous success – but I would especially like to thank the faculty who brought this great event together from its conception to its organization and its implementation. You truly are a remarkable team!

Finally, as we kick off this new school year, I would like to bring your attention to the exciting ways that we continue to communicate with our school community. Whether it is our website, our newsletter - The Beacon , or through our internal web service – Sycamore, you will find all of the necessary, important and celebratory content that you need to have a seamless and smooth transition into this new school year.

Welcome back and God bless each of you as we embark on yet another school year filled with the love of Christ!

Jessie Skipwith Principal

A Message from the Principal

New Technology at BMHS

Looking Forward

BMHS Welcomes 116New Students

On the 18th of August 116, young people walked through the doors of BMHS for the first time as

students. There are 105 members of the Freshmen class of 2015 and 11 transfer students

joining us this year. On August 18th and 19th, 40 upper-classmen student ambassadors greeted

these new faces for New Student Formation and Orientation days. We would like to welcome you

all to your new home and our hope for you is that you find BMHS to be a place where you grow in knowledge and faith and

where you begin to flourish.

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Rigorous Academics

Academic Stats

Last year was another banner year for BMHS academics. In addition to having 100% of the class of 2011 gaining acceptance to a College or University, 88% of the Students who took the AP Exams in History and U.S. Literature and Composition scored a passing grade or higher. This compares to the National Average of 57% of stu-dents who take these exams score a passing grade. These statistics are only a snapshot into the value that BMHS places on academic excellence. Let’s make this another great academic year.

100% Of the Graduating Class of 2011 Gained Admission to a College or University

BMHS Students on AP Exams

100% Of Last year’s Junior Class who took the AP U.S. History exam scored a passing grade or Higher. (8 of 8)

93% Of Last year’s Sophomore Class who took

the AP World History exam scored a passing grade or Higher. (14 of 15)

81% Of Last year’s Senior Class who took

the AP U.S. Literature and Composition exam scored a passing

grade or Higher. (22 of 27)

National Average for students who pass any AP Exam

57%


In 1540, St. Francis Xavier said goodbye to his dearest friend in the world, St. Ignatius. Realizing that his

greatest friend had been called to do the Lord’s work elsewhere, St. Ignatius simply turned to Xavier and left him

with these words, “Go,” he said, “and set all afire.” As we say goodbye to our beloved Archbishop, we are grateful for your dedication, guidance and the love you have for the Archdiocese of Denver and for Bishop Machebeuf High School. You have shown us how to live our lives with true love and devotion for Jesus Christ through your humility and the love you have shown for your flock. What a privilege it has been to have you as our shepherd. May God bless and protect you as you are sent elsewhere to, “set all afire”.

“Go, and Set All Afire.”Catholic

Faith

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In 1540, St. Francis Xavier said goodbye to his dearest friend in the world, St. Ignatius. Realizing that his

greatest friend had been called to do the Lord’s work elsewhere, St. Ignatius simply turned to Xavier and left him

with these words, “Go,” he said, “and set all afire.” As we say goodbye to our beloved Archbishop, we are grateful for your dedication, guidance and the love you have for the Archdiocese of Denver and for Bishop Machebeuf High School. You have shown us how to live our lives with true love and devotion for Jesus Christ through your humility and the love you have shown for your flock. What a privilege it has been to have you as our shepherd. May God bless and protect you as you are sent elsewhere to, “set all afire”.

“Go, and Set All Afire.”


A Glance Behind . . .Freshmen Formation Day

Machebeuf 5K

Powderpuff Game

Open House

Junior Retreats

Campus Ministry Retreat

Homecoming Dance

JP Lambert finishes 10th in 4A Tennis

Kickball Intramurals

Mr. Lenzini Receives Papal Honors

September 2010August 2010 October 2010


A Glance Behind . . . Last year at BMHS

Junior Retreats

150 Years of Joseph Machebeuf Mass with Archbishop Chaput 3 on 3 Basketball Intramurals

Coach McGinty named Coach

of the Year

Football Team makes State

Mr. Lenzini Receives Papal Honors

My Fair Lady

Pink-Out for Breast CancerBlood Drive

and Coat Drive

St. Nick’s Mass Cheer Finishes 4th in State

October 2010 November 2010 December 2010


A Glance Behind . . .

February 2011January 2011 March 2011

March For Life

Backwards Dance

Faculty Retreatwith Jim Beckman

Parent AppreciationNight

Carl Mecklenburgwith

The Truth About Love

Volleyball Intramurals

Senior Retreat

All 3 Winter Sports

Make State

NHS Inductions

Sophomore Retreat

Japan Relief

Buffalo Ball

A Glance Behind . . . Last year at BMHS

March 2011 April 2011 May 2011

with Jason Evert and

Mary Bielski

Freshmen Retreat Prom

at Red Rocks

New Orleans

Mission Trip

An Evening of Entertainment

Graduation

Sophomore Retreat

Japan Relief

Buffalo Ball

Catholic SchoolsArt Show

BaccalaureateMass

Pat Panek GolfTournament

Reunions

The BMHS Class of 1991 Reunion Recap had their reunion at the beginning of June.

The reunion weekend started with a fun barbeque at the home of Ann (Annes) Atencio and her husband Greg on Friday night, June10th. There was great food, plentiful drinks and excellent conversation. At dusk, the class watched a video prepared by the reunion committee with past and present photos of the class of 1991 and their families. And to top off the evening, attendees participated in “Machebeuf Trivia” to win great prizes provided by the school.

On Saturday, June 11th, the class met at The Inverness Hotel and Conference Center in The Spotted Dog Bar for some more fun, pub fare, pool, darts and catching up on old times.

Finally, on Sunday, June 12th, Father Michael Goyette (Class of 1991) gave mass for the attendees at the new campus at Lowry, followed by a private tour of the campus by current principal, Jessie Skipwith. To round off the morning, the Class of 1991 and their families met for a picnic and final farewell.

Through all of the efforts of the reunion committee and participating attendees of the reunion, the Class of 1991 was able to raise over $1000 to support the new Alumni Scholarship Fund.

in the Summer of 2011Class of 200110 Years...

Class of 199120 Years...

Class of 1986

Nurturing Community Looking Back

The Bishop Machebeuf High School class of 2001 had their 10 year reunion at the end of July, and gathered together for the first time in 10 years.

The reunion was attended by about 25 classmates of the class of 2001, many who had not seen each other since the date of our graduation. Alumni returned to their alma mater from as far away as New York, Montana, Utah and Kansas, as others, such as Eduard Lugo and Shannon (Reddick) Sacoman, returned to the school that they spend every day in as employees of Bishop Machebeuf High School.

A BBQ was held at the school, during which we reminisced about the past, toured the school, noticed all of the changes and remembered what it was like to move to the Lowry campus in the middle of our junior year.

We missed our classmates who could not make it and hope to see you again in 5 years!

Class of 1981


Reunions

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in the Summer of 2011Class of 198625 Years...

The Bishop Machebeuf High School class of 1986 had their 25th reunion at the end of July, and truly had a blast catching up with old friends.

Friday night, July 29th was a cocktail party at the “new” (to us) high school site.

What a beautiful night and a great place to have a party! We boogied to our old 80s favorites, ate, and caught up with each other. There was a raffle that provided the alum’s with Machebeuf swag and the money was donated to the school. The night came to an end with a picture of most of the class that attended and, of course, a rousing rendition of the school song... that not all of us remembered!

Saturday evening, July 30th, we reconvened at Bible Park. There was a truly wonderful catered BBQ from Hometown Eats, some cocktails and good friends. We had some folks show up that couldn’t make it Friday night so that created another picture opportunity!

We certainly missed our classmates that were unable to join us or whom we could not find. We look forward to seeing everyone in 5 years for our 30th reunion (are we really that old?)!

Looking Back

Class of 198130 Years...The BMHS class of 1981 had their 30th re-union this summer and in attendance were 27 alumni. All were thrilled to catch up, to receive free door prizes from Machebeuf and to marvel at how old we are.

We hope to see many more of our class-mates at our 35th reunion in 5 years!


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Lookingat our Faith

Catholic Faith

Planted and Built Up in Jesus Christ; firm in the faith.

Col. 2:7

On the weekend before their final week of summer, 39 BMHS students gathered together to begin the new school year rooted in Jesus Christ. This year’s Campus Ministry retreat

was held at Ponderosa Retreat center in Larkspur, Colorado. The theme for this retreat was taken from the theme of World

Youth Day in Spain, which was “Planted and built up in Jesus Christ; firm in the faith” (Col. 2:7). As the students learned what it truly means to be firmly rooted in Christ

through talks, praise and worship and Eucharistic Adoration, they also experienced gorgeous views of Pikes Peak on hikes,

glow-stick capture the flag and the highlight of the retreat, soapy dodgeball. As we all begin a new school year, may we

receive what the Lord has for us as we discover what it means to be truly planted, built up and firm in Him.


CampusMinistryRetreat


1968 - Wrestling Team

1983 - Cheer Team

BMHS Flag Team - 1971

Backward...

1957 - Bishop Vehr dedicates the Original building at Montview and Elm

Looking

First Graduating Class - 1962


New Faculty at BMHSLooking ...Forward

Mr. Gunnar Rawlings is joining the BMHS community teaching English electives, includ-ing Creative Writing, Christianity and Literature, Advanced Composition and Grammar and Composition, as well as Yearbook. He is a native of Dallas, Texas, and he studied English at Boston College, where he also played lacrosse. He is currently working on his Masters of Education through the ACE program from Notre Dame. His interests include Modernist literature, used book stores, and all things related to Dallas sports.

Mr. Joseph Guerin is joining us this year to teach Algebra II and the Geometry/Algebra II course. He grew up in New Jersey where he attended Catholic school for 12 years. He received his undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Cooper Union in Manhattan and has worked a few jobs in the area of engineering, including Consolidated Edison, the main power company for New York City. Joe is thrilled to be living in Denver and he’s excited to learn about the area and climb one of the legendary 14ers that everyone speaks of.

Mrs. Angela Calvin is joining the BMHS community to teach Algebra. She recently taught at St. Thomas More in Centennial, where she taught 6th, 7th, and 8th grade. Before that, she taught at Hill Campus of Arts and Sciences in Denver Public Schools. She is currently working on her doctorate degree and she teaches college classes at night. She has been married for 13 years and has 2 cats. She is originally a native of Louisiana, which means that she is a huge Saints fan!!!

Ms. Nina Ehrlich is thrilled to join the BMHS community this year as the Freshmen Social Studies teacher and Assistant Volleyball Coach. She is a Denver native who attended Christ the King School and St. Mary’s Academy. She can’t wait to give back to the Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Denver. She earned her B.A. in History at Duke University and her MA in History at Colorado State University. She enjoys playing sports, spending time with family, travelling and cheering on the Duke Blue Devils to the NCAA Championship every year during March Madness.

Mr. Don Henry is joining the BMHS community this year teaching Geometry, College Algebra and Statistics. As a native of Denver, he went to St. Vincent de Paul for grade school and Regis Jesuit for high school. He earned a B.A. in Math at the University of Northern Colorado, an M.S. in Comput-er Science from Denver University and and M.A. in Education from the University of Phoenix. After serving in the Air Force, he wrote application programs for over 25 years. Mr. Henry is married and is excited about his 6th year of teaching. He previously taught Math in public schools and in an Orthodox Jewish school.

Mr. Guerin

Mr. Henry

Ms. Ehrlich

Mr. Rawlings

Mrs. CalvinMr. Michael Merz is joining the BMHS community to teach Spanish 2 and 3. Originally from Portland, Oregon, Michael earned his B.B.A. in International Business, as well as a B.A. in Spanish at Gonzaga University. He earned his M.A. from the University of Notre Dame this past year and is a graduate of the ACE program after teaching for the past two years in St. Petersburg, Florida. Michael has traveled extensively through South America and Spain and recently finished a month-long trip through Nicaragua and Costa Rica this past summer.

Mr. Merz

NewTechnologyIn the Classroom

to the generosity of multiple donors, many who donated at the Buffalo Ball, BMHS received a huge technology upgrade this academic year. Because of this generosity, Machebeuf now has 10 smart-boards in our classrooms. Smart-board technology makes the learning experience more interactive as students and teachers interact directly with the board using touch-screen technolo-gy. In addition to smart-boards, BMHS was also able to provide brand new Toshiba laptop computers to the entire faculty, enabling teachers to be more mobile in the classroom and more creative and efficient with their lesson plans. Thank you to all of our donors for enhancing the learning experience at BMHS.

Thanks


Welcome Back!

The CAR (Center for Academic Resources) Staff is excited to start the new school year at Bishop Machebeuf. We are the full service center at Machebeuf from academics to study hall. Every student at Machebeuf has an Academic Advisor at his

or her disposal for their needs and concerns. We are also a great contact point for parents about their concerns for their sons or daughters so please do not hesitate to call. I would hope you would take a minute to drop us a note if you have any questions about the Center or student needs. Let’s have a great year and Welcome Back!

Mr. Augustine,Director of CAR

Because of your

From the CAR OfficeCAR Staff:

Mr. Mike Augustine – Director, Sophomore Advisor, 1st Semester Junior [email protected] Phone 303-344-0082x135

Mr. Dan Hahn – Freshman [email protected] Phone 303-344-0082x134

Mrs. Toni Marie Teeter – College Counselor, Senior Advisor, 2nd Semester Junior [email protected] 303-344-0082x140

Mrs. Shannon Wagner – Director, Learning Strategies Program (LSP)[email protected] 303-344-0082x132

Mrs. Elaina Schroeder – Assistant Director, Learning Strategies Program (LSP)[email protected] 303-344-0082x133

From the Advancement OfficeWorking Together For Our Kids! We in the advancement office are so grateful for all who support BMHS through financial donations. Through our various giving campaigns, including the Machebeuf Fund, Capital Campaign, and special appeals, we are able to reap the benefits of these donations. Thanks to donors like you, we are able to supply our faculty with state-of-the-art technology and provide an enhanced educational experience for our students in the classroom.

Kim JettonDirector of Advancement

generosity....BMHS now has:

25 new laptops for all full-time facultyNew textbooks

6 New SMART boards, for a total of 10New carpet in library and gym ramp

New phone equipment/software New fire alarm system

New bell system to be installed soonNew security system to be installed soon

Summer Bridge Program


Who is Pat Panek?Pat Panek is a BMHS

legendary football coach who coached at BMHS for 10 years and

won 2 Parochial League titles. Over the span of his 52 year coaching career, he ranks fifth nationally

among high school football coaches with a 328-117-29 record.

He is a member of the National High School Hall of fame and the

Colorado High School Hall of Fame.

Pat PanekMemorial Golf Tournament

On May 27, 2011 over 80 golfers participated in the Pat Panek Memorial Golf Tournament. The tournament is held annually at Common-Ground Golf Course in Aurora and is hosted by the Bishop Machebeuf Booster Club with proceeds benefiting the Athletic Department. We were

blessed with great weather and a great time was had by all. If you missed out on this year’s tournament, don’t miss out playing next year when the tournament will be held on Friday, May 25 at Com-monGround Golf Course.


Kiewit Construction Company in The Community – High School Student Shadows DUS Project Team August 12, 2011 By The DBEtoday.com Publisher/Editor

From Left: Jaron Walker, Bishop Machebeuf High School Senior with His Mentor and Kiewit Project Engineer Darron Rolle

This summer Kiewit Construction Company provided an opportunity for a high school student to shadow its employees to learn more about the construction industry. This was the first time a job-shadow effort had been structured for the DUS project. Jaron Walker, entering his senior year at Bishop Machebeuf High School in Denver, was the participating student. His father Anthony Walker is one of the contractors on the Denver Union Station Project and helped to pave the way by inquiring about this opportunity.

We talked with Jaron and Darron Rolle, Project Engineer at Kiewit, to learn about this summer shadowing experience. Darron outlined the process for us. The shadowing consisted of six one-half day sessions. Jaron was expected to come in once or twice during the week.

Session One — For his first session, Jaron came to the Kiewit office at DUS and spent the day with Chris Waibel and Darron Rolle to receive an overview. As Darron relays, “We got Jaron signed up, handed him some PPE (personal protective equipment, i.e. hard hat, vests). I gave him a 2-3 hour overview of the project so he could understand all of the roles in construction. He learned what project engineers do, what superintendents, project managers, foremen and field engineers do. We then talked about what we are building at DUS. Jaron sat in the conference room as we went through a couple of presentations of what we were constructing for the project.”

Session Two — Jaron came back the following week for a half-day session. That day he shadowed B. J. Gehrki, Kiewit’s light rail area manager, responsible for managing the light rail cutover process. B. J. took Jaron out to the site to show him all of the work that was going on.

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1961 - Catholic Schools Teacher Convention at BMHS


SeniorsKatherine BaumanMonica Beckman

David BrownYohan ChangEmily Garcia

Jordan HamesTheresa Hegarty

John HeherMin Hwa Jung

Mary KimNolan KittsOlivia Koch

Kathryn LindelSarah Lowrey

Adrienne MataTimothy McDermottStephanie McGavranElisabeth McGavran

Suzanne MikesellD’Andra Mixon-Walker

Meaghan MoranStephanie Mulowayi

Shannah O’TooleGabriela Perez

Beteil SahlezghiKennan SmithJames Whelan

JuniorsJennifer CamposMaria CrosslandRebecca Howell

Olivia LangAndrea Lazzara

David LovellJoni Maxson

Norissa McKinneyCatherine Meyer

Joshua NapierkowskiReba NazishKaleigh Nitz

Brianna O’SheaErendira Ruiz Santana

Damian SiuNicholas Suhr

SophomoresSierra Blanchard-Hodge

Jack CorriereWynter Freeman

Lauren HamesMin Jeong KangFrancis Knafelc

John KnetemannJoseph Lemming

Elisabeth LillesPaulina Limasalle

Angeli MataSamuel Mellentine

Jaclyn MockSydney Moser

Abigail NeirynckHattie Orzolek

Anna SidorAsni SolomonDaniela UkuniEleanor Usick

Sebastian Vazquez-CarsonJonathan Whiteley

FreshmenArturo Mata-Martinez

Nicolas McDonaldRachel Napierkowski

Caroline PaciaroniAlexis Walker-Dunham

Honor RollPrincipal’s List

FreshmenDominic BatuelloAaron BeckmanJohn Beckman

Nicholas BeckmanBrandon ClarkRhett Crismon

Conar DonovanOpal Drapeau

Katherine SchafferMaggie Smith

Huy TranMary Tynan

Tristin Zimmermann

JuniorsAshanti GoshaJohn Marriott

Alexandra MealletKevin Murphy


SeniorsMaria Bruin

Danielle DexterElise Flores

Kelley GiovaniniMatthew GriffinKristin Jensen

Casey KippJohnPaul Lambert

Kristina LechElena LobatoLilly PearsonJacob Smith

Sydney StantonBrei SundbergAma Twerefour

SophomoresKelly Daly

Temer GaimLuis Ortiz

Monica PaolucciCyril Waymel

Honor Roll First Honors

BMHS Quick Fact

42%of the

Students at BMHS

made the

Honor Roll Last

Semester

SeniorsJin Ahn

Daniel BabishClara CalderonAdam Clarke

Alexandra DechantSye Desta

Elizabeth HodsonSamantha Hurlbut

Janiece JimenezAnamaria La Rosa

Karen LuevanoGabi Martinez-Morales

Evan McKagueAlexander Miller

Shawn-Patrick SchamberBryan SmithCooper Wahl

JuniorsJohn GraasCayla Harris

Alyssa KuceraHaonan Liu

Bria MayVeronica Miller

Dianna MontoyaNicholas RichardsGloria SandovalPauline Sullivan

SophomoresCarly BergmanFinnuella CareyTaylor CrawfordMichaela Dexter

Garrett GarciaTaylor KippAisha May

Kelsey MooreDiego Santiago

Blaise Smith

FreshmenCecilia Berry

Hannah BoldtKailey Gonzalez

John LowreyDaisy Mena

Second HonorsHonor Roll

Alexandra NearingWarren NitzCeline Reyes

Gabriella SaragosaAnnabelle Towle


Principal Skipwith

on the RadioMr. Skipwith has been invited to share an hour of his time to be interviewed on KPIO 1570 AM (an EWTN radio program) Thursday September 8th at 1:00 pm to talk about Bishop Machebeuf High School and his role with the organization.

Please mark your calendars and tell your friends to listen and support his air time. You can start listening today to learn about this essential Catholic media as we strive to establish Catholic Radio in our area.

There are two ways to listen: 1) Listen on the radio at KPIO 1570 AM 2) Listen online: http://thecatholicradionetwork.com/crndenver.html For questions, or, a complete list of our participating guests, please email Doug at: [email protected]

Thursday, September 8th at 1:00pm

ACT and SAT Testing and Registration Dates

ACT:Sept. 10, registration deadline of Aug. 12Oct. 22, registration deadline of Sept. 16Dec. 10, registration deadline of Nov. 4

SAT:

Oct. 1, registration deadline of Sept. 9Nov. 5, registration deadline of Oct. 7Dec. 3, registration deadline of Nov. 8


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