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Congratulations, Class of 2010!

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AboveVoice from Greetings,

On May 30, 55 seniors received their diplomas

from St. Joseph Central Catholic. This was truly an

outstanding class. As a group, they were offered more

than $1.4 million in scholarships. I want to thank each

of them for all that they have done for SJCC and may

God bless the Class of 2010.

Once again this year our sophomores did a

great job on the Ohio Graduation Tests. Our scores

were among the best in Ohio. Congratulations to

the students, their elementary teachers, and the

teachers here at SJCC.

I want to also congratulate Brant Reardon and Jes-

sica Molyet for their accomplishments at the State Track Meet. Brant

was the State Champion in the high jump and Jessica fi nished third in the

shot put. In all we had seven athletes participating in Columbus.

SJCC won the Midland Athletic League All Sports Award. Points

are accumulated depending on where you fi nished in the league. After

the winter, we were in seventh place. With the success of our spring

sports, we vaulted into fi rst. Congratulations to all of our athletes who

participated in sports this past year.

At this time, I have to say good by to three very dedicated teach-

ers. Todd Drusback, Lou Kuhlman, and Fr. Ron Brickner will be leaving

SJCC. All three of them contributed so much to our school and will be

very much missed.

Once again, I want to thank all of you for your generosity. Your

prayers, volunteer hours, your input and your fi nancial gifts are so very

much appreciated. SJCC wouldn’t be the school that it is, if it weren’t for

the support of its alumni and friends. May God bless each of you and your

families. Have a fun and safe summer.

GO STREAKS!

Mike

Advancing Catholic Education PreK thru 12 Angie Ritzman, Direc tor of Advancemen tSue Berryman, Associate Direc tor of Advancemen t

2010 GraduationThe members of the class of 2010 celebrated baccalau-

reate and commencement May 30. Leading the class was Carrissa Burns, Valedictorian and John Fatica, Salutato-rian. The next fi ve highest ranking seniors were Taylor Darr, Ashley Carroll, Joshua Schiets, Matthew Wickline, and Zoey McQuistion. Students earning the highest subject averages were Darr (Art), Christopher Liebold (Music), Fatica (English and Social Studies), Burns (Spanish, Math, Science, and Social Studies).

The Bishop’s Cross awards went to Darr and Liebold. Other awards handed out included the Ethel Smith Out-standing Female Athlete Award to Jessica Molyet, the Robert Smith Outstanding Male Athlete Award to Garrett Walker, the Alumni and Friends Award to Schiets, the Thomas H. Rimelspach Memorial Award to C.J. Holland,

the Honor Award for Outstanding Loyalty and Service to Sophia Cullen, and the Excellence in Religion Awards to Burns and Fatica. $1.4 million in scholarships was offered to the Class of 2010. This is a testimony to the hard work of the class, the sacrifi ce of their parents and a tribute to Catholic School Educators from the grade schools and SJCC.

Congratulations! Have a safe and wonderful summer, may God continue to bless you.

Carrissa Burns, Valedic torian

John Fatica, Salutatorian

Beginning this summer we are so ex-cited to include pre-school thru grade eight in our advancement work of promoting the Bishop Hoffman Catholic School. Great things are happening with Catholic education and we are thrilled to be part of the process! Live out of town and want to hear about things happening with your classmates? Send your e-mail to aritzman@streaks.net and we will add you to our e-mail list. We send quarterly e-mails about upcoming events as well as special e-mails about your classmates. Want to donate to SJCC without sending us money? Sign-up your Kroger Plus Card online at wwww.kroger.com/commu-nityrewards. For the total sales generated each quarter, SJCC will receive a donation from Kroger! We hope you have a great summer and look forward to many great changes inthe Fall!

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IN THIS ISSUE

St. Joseph Central Catholic High SchoolA Bishop Hoffman Catholic School702 Croghan St.Fremont, OH 43420419-332-9947 Fax 419-332-4945www.streaks.netAdvancement Offi ce 419-332-5124The Voice is published four times a year for the alumni and friends of SJCC. Direct all comments to The Voice, 702 Croghan St., Fremont, OH 43420.

Dr. Richard Facciolo, SuperintendentMike Gabel ‘78 - PrincipalDeb Streacker (Dye ‘81) - Asst. PrincipalAngie Ritzman (O’Neal ‘93) Director of AdvancementSue Berryman - Assoc. Director AdvancementCopy Editors: Mary Ellen Leite (Hughes ‘53)Sarah Pietrykowski ‘02SJCC Faculty:Amy Ronski (Spieldenner ‘80)Liz Pietrykowski

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SPRING SPORTS...PAGE 4

CEDF ANNUAL REPORT...PAGE 5

IN BOX...PAGE 8Alumni Updates

SISTER ANNE MARYMOLYET...PAGE 6

This fall the Catholic Schools in Fremont will join as one, The Bishop Hoffman Catholic School. The former Sacred Heart Elemen-tary will be known as Sacred Heart Campus and will house grades Pre-school thru Grade Three, Mrs. Judy Hall is Principal. The former St. Joseph Elementary will be the St. Joseph Campus and will house Grades Four thru Eight, Mrs. Bev Buckley is Principal. St. Joseph Central Catholic High School will remain Grades Nine thru Twelve with Mr. Mike Gabel as Principal. Dr. Richard Facciolo is Super-intendent and Governing Board Members are: Reverend David Bruning, Reverend Thomas Ex-tejt, Reverend Kenneth Lill, Tim Cullen, Denice Hirt, Mary Yeager, Sue Barbour, Pat Militello, Vince Militello, Amy Salazar, Elaine Rosengarten, and Kathy Stierwalt.

Bishop Hoffman Catholic Schools

SJCC SCORES TOPS AREA AND STATE

Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) results are in and SJCC scores are tops in Sandusky County and heads above the state average. Congratulations to students, educators, and parents! 100% of SJCC sophomores passed the reading and math sections. 98% passed the writing section, 96% passed the social studies section, and 90% passed the science section. Passing all fi ve sections were: 86% of SJCC sophomores 81% of Toledo Diocese sophomores 66% of State of Ohio sophomores 56% of Fremont City Schools sophomores

2010 Calendar Winners Jan Denny Jenkins Feb Lou Kuhlman Mar Bev Roberts Apr Paul Hrupcho May Kathy Chudzinski

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Success at State!

Junior Brant Reardon became the third Crimson Streak to win a State Title in track and fi eld! Brant cleared 6’-7” to take fi rst place in the high jump at the State Track meet at Ohio State’s Jesse Owens Memo-rial Stadium.

Senior Jessica Molyet also made the podi-um with a third place fi nish in the shot put. Jessica completed a very successful season with a throw of 41 feet, 6 1/4 inches.

Winning the MAL All-Sports trophy capped an extremely successful spring sports season. In addition to the success of the track and fi eld athletes, the baseball, softball, and tennis teams didn’t disappoint their fans. Both the boys and girls track teams experienced high participation, and many school records were broken throughout the season. Senior Jessica Molyet continued her success in the fi eld events setting the school mark in both shot and discus. Jessica was the MAL cham-pion in both events and fi nished third in the State in the shot put. Sprinters Kelsey Burkin, Maddi Filliater, Whitney Drown, and Lindsay Weickert also shined throughout the season and earned a trip to the State Meet. A First Place State fi nish in the high jump for junior Brant Reardon highlighted the boys’ season. Joining Reardon at State was junior Isaac Bowling, an eleventh place fi nisher in the discus. Runners Sean Brawley, Zak Bowman, Matt Wickline, Nate Long, Matt Me-halko, Alex Burns, and David Wasson improved tremendously throughout the season and earned many fi rst place fi nishes. The varsity boys baseball squad were led by seniors Garrett Walker, Adam Snider, Alex Macielewicz, Jeff Mapus, and John Fatica. The team fi nished the season with a 19-7 mark. The boys were Sectional champions, and Walker, along with junior Aaron Swint, were named First Team MAL. The varsity girls softball team fi nished the season strong, compiling a 15-9 record. Strong pitching from junior Sonya Kwiatkowski highlighted a solid defense throughout the season and earned her First Team MAL honors. A strong group of underclassmen will return next season, but seniors Jessica Long and Samantha Heishman will be missed. Boys tennis was led by senior Paul Blohm who was an aggressive fi rst singles player. Many new players joined the 2010 season. Finishing their tennis careers were seniors Blohm, Sam Hossler, Jordan Foos, and Scott Lamson.

Jessica Molyet

Third Place Shot

Brant ReardonFirst Place High Jump

Paul Blohm

Adam Snider

Sonya Kwiatkowski

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The Catholic Education Development Fund (CEDF) is a nonprofi t endowment supporting quality Catholic education. The CEDF’s independent Board of Trustees carefully invests the funds it raises. These funds are managed in accordance with the fund’s Ar-ticles of Association.

2009 CEDF Annual Report

M/M William BarbourMary BarringtonM/M William BorkM/M Denny BurmeisterM/M Thomas ByersPeggy CelekM/M Richard ChamberlainM/M Maynard Chambers

M/M Robert ChudzinskiJoAnn CookM/M Rayone ColyeM/M Albert DarrCarl DurnwaldM/M Jerry FreehM/M Paul GonyaM/M Michael HaaserBarbara Haubert

M/M Robert HersheyMercedes KeatingBrian Koenig Larry KramerM/M Joel MarquisM/M Edmond MosserAlbert NicholsTom OchsJanet Overmyer

M/M Donald ReardonM/M Mark RospertM/M Thomas RussellM/M Richard SetzlerM/M Gerard ShondellM/M Ken SmithBarb SmolaM/M Vince SnyderLouise Stout

Virginia ValleJeanine VanDerLaarM/M Albert WagnerMike WeickertGeorge WidmanMarcella WilhelmTerry Wilhelm

2009 Balance SheetAssets Funds Operating 32,442 Funds Perpetual 775,828 Receivable-Gift Annuity 50,000Total Assets-Market Value 858,270Liabilities Payable Due 10,000 2009 Gift 37,771Equity Undistributed Value 810,499Total Liabilities & Equity 858,270Note-Insurance Policies Face Amount CEDF Owner 128,000CEDF Benefi ciary 12,460 140,460Memo Total Equity 810,499 Total Insurance 140,460Total 950,959

Financial Activity and GiftAnnual Fund Total Revenue & Investment Gain 52,283Total Expenditures 30,018 Net Gain 22,265

Net Gain to be Allocated60% to Perpetual Fund 13,35940% to Annual Fund 12,680 Total 22,265

Annual Gift40% of Net Gain 8,90695% of Perpetual Fund Income 28,865Total Annual Gift to SJCC 37,771 Since the fi rst gift of $16,613 in 1991, total gifts to SJCC are $540,571.

2009 Donors

6th Annual CEDF and SJCC Alumni & Friends Golf OutingSaturday August 7, 2010

Green Hills Golf Course Clyde9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start - 18 holes - 2 carts - limited to fi rst 36 teams

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Drink Tickets-Progressive Iron & Metal and Wonderly Horvath Hanes Funeral HomeAwards Party-Pinnacle Capital Management, LLC

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The 16th Sandsky County Catholic Schools

Auction was held April 10. Thanks to generous

guests, over 300 donors listed on page 6, count-

less volunteers, and nine months of prepara-

tion the auction continued its success with over

$114,000 profi t distributed to the schools and

CEDF. It’s never too early to plan for next year’s

event. You can make a personal donation, or if

you work for a company that could make a dona-

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The word “nun” is many times associated with a typical stereotype. One might view the life of a nun to be reclusive, highly disciplined, and boring. I had the pleasure of learning that the life of a nun is quite the opposite. Sr. Anne Mary Molyet does not fi t this stereotype; her vocation as a Sister of Notre Dame is rewarding and dynamic. Recently, I spoke with Sr. Anne Mary Molyet, class of 1974, and I learned about her perspective on this fulfi lling vocation. As a student at SJCC, the Sisters of Notre Dame taught her. Attracted to their community living and spirit of faith, Sr. Anne’s interest in the religious life was sparked. During her senior year at Walsh University, she began thinking about her plans for the future. Her attraction to the reli-gious life still drew her in, so she had a big decision to make. She questioned, “Should I embark on the nine year journey of formation into the religious life? What if I want to get married?” Thinking very logically, she decided to begin the formation process to determine whether God was calling her to this vocation in life. After all, she was free to leave the pro-cess at any time and get married—it didn’t work the other way around! Needless to say, she knew very soon that she made the right decision. Her vocation has provided her with countless opportunities to serve God and her community. From 2003-2009, Sr. Anne served as the Provincial Superior of the SND, Toledo Province. Her responsibilities includ-ed leading 225 sisters to discern where God is calling them to carry out a very important aspect of the SND mission: nurturing faith through education. As Jesus missioned the disciples to go out and spread the good news, Sister missioned other sisters to disperse around the world to do God’s work. Currently, Sr. Anne is on sabbatical in India. She is undergoing the Atmadarshan Experience, a program of integration of the body, mind, and spirit, according to the Eastern tradition. During her time in India, Sister hopes to learn how to clear her mind, become more focused, and live with more awareness. She also hopes to share the Atmadarshan Experience with others. Sister is not only an interesting person, but she is a great inspiration. I wish to share the following interview.Q. What role do religious women play in our world today?A. The role of this vocation is to do God’s work and empower others to do the same. Religious women have the capacity to re-spond to this kind of call because they are free to pack up, leave, and go where the need is greatest. This is the beauty of giving your life to Jesus through the religious life. Q. What has been your most rewarding missionary experience?A. During my Provincial Superior term in Toledo, I was part of a missionary team that brought Sunday Scriptures and Com-munion to the inmates of the Toledo City Jail. Our purpose was to offer a non-judgmental presence to assure them that they are still loved by God, despite their past. Two things really touched me. The fi rst was the discovery that these inmates do not see the light of day for the extent of their term. There is a tunnel that leads to the courthouse! The second was the realization that there is no human touch in jail. After praying the Our Father, one man told me I made his day because he hadn’t felt the human touch of a hand in so long! Overall, these inmates were the most humble and sincere people to whom I ministered.Q. Where have you traveled through your vocation?A. I have been to Brazil, India, across the US, and Papua New Guinea fi ve times.Q. What is your favorite part of the religious life?A. I really treasure the opportunities to satisfy the spiritual hungers of our world. People are hungry for something that has a deeper meaning in life and are always looking for purpose. I enjoy steering them in the right direction towards a more satisfying and happier way of life. Q. What would you like young people to know about the religious life? A. I encourage young people to give a church vocation consideration. Serving God and his people is such a rewarding and satis-fying way of life.

gious life still drew her in, so she had a big decision to make. She questioned, “Should I embark on the nine

Sister Anne Mary Molyet

Breaking the Stereotypes of Religious LifeBy: Danielle Molyet -2011

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In the NewsTo Bella Cosa Floral Studio-Joe Wasserman ‘83, for graduation fl owers.To Mark Boukissen for Soup Stop food donations.To Jim Morley ‘55, who donated golf clubs to the golf team.

Gif t s

Kenneth Darr ‘45Paul Darr ‘48James Diedrich ‘35Kathleen (Setzler) Foos ‘44 Mary (Dalton) Gatter ‘40Bernice (Fisher) Haubert ‘46Hilda Hoelzle ‘27

Joan Bowden ‘58Judy DrusbackNorm Gabel ‘48Patricia (Haubert) Gabel ‘56George HotzFr. Earl Loeffl erJoel MarquisHolly (Haslinger)Sneider ‘90

1940’s Janice (Shondell ‘49) and Leo Lehman celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary, June 25. 1950’s Bill Smith ‘59 received the 2009-2010 Sandusky County Bar Association Liberty Bell Award. This Award is presented to someone who promotes a greater respect for the law and courts. Attending the ceremony were Supreme Court Justice O’Donnell, Supreme Court Justice Lanzinger, Retired Judge Harry Sargeant, Appeals Court Judge Arlene Singer, Appeals Court Judge Tom Osouick, Retired Jude Bruce Hoffman, and Judge Mike Burkett. Bill has been teaching at SJCC since 1963.

1980’s Jodi (Schaeffer) ‘88 and Ed Guenst welcomed daughter, Reese Marie Guenst, September 14.

1990’s Brian Darr ‘92, graduated from the United States Border Patrol Academy in New Mexico. He is completing his fi eld training in Texas and will be assigned to Sandusky Bay, Ohio.Kelly and Pat Eberly ‘95 welcomed daughter, Briana Mary Margaret Eberly, April 11.Jason Eberly ‘99 received a Child Welfare Leadership Scholarship. Jason is in the Social Work Masters Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.Jaime (Eshleman ‘97) and Tom Foos ‘92 welcomed daughter, Peyton Elaine Foos, October 3.Rachel and Eric Hirt ‘93 welcomed daughter, Tessa Susanne Hirt, January 20.Cory (Engler “99) and Kristopher Kilgore welcomed twin daughters, Alexis Madalyn and Lacey Meredith Kilgore March 3.

2000’s Danielle Dickman ‘05, daughter of Elaine (Foos ‘79) and Mark Dickman ‘81 graduated from Kent State University.Tyler Haubert ‘05, a member of the 200th Red Horse Unit in Mansfi eld has been deployed to Iraq. Red Horse will be instrumental in building a new chapel south of Baghdad. Jonathan Koenig ‘09, has accepted membership in The National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Jon attends the University of Cin-cinnati majoring in Aero Space Engineering and is a Brovo Flight Cadet with the Air Force ROTC.Dan Neiling ‘06 is a heavy equipment diesel tech working for Caterpillar in Bismark, North Dakota.John Neiling ‘09, was accepted into the “Cyber Defense” competition team at Baker College in Flint, Michigan. The team placed fi rst in state competition and fourth in regionals. John was appointed team captain for next year.Brady Smith ‘04 graduated as a Green Beret February 19. Sgt. Smith is stationed in Germany.

Debt Reduction Appeal

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In Our Prayers

In Thanks

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Dr/M Kelly RandallM/M Fred RecktenwaldM/M Jim RonskiM/M Ramiro SanchezM/M Johnathan SanderM/M Robert SchwartzM/M Eric SetzlerM/M Richard Setzler

Betty ShermanM/M Jason SmolaSt. Bernardine HomeM/M Joseph SynkM/M Burk TischlerM/M Ken WilhelmM/M Roy WilhelmCharleen Woessner

In MemoriamAlice (Peiffersberger) Mehling ‘38Mary (Wolf) Notheis ‘52Betty Jo (Gabel) Reinhart ‘55Karel (Siler) Swope ‘48Edmund Spieldenner ‘36Kay Anne (Hershey) Werner ‘50

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Mock TrialSandusky County Bar Assn.

Naderer Sports Complex In Honor of Pete & Marcie

Naderer’s 50th Anniversary

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UndesignatedIn Honor of

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Light of Christ Faculty & Staff

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ScholashipsRob & Kathy BoukissenEleanor Dudley*M/M Rob Boukissen

Tom & Ellen LeiteFr. John Brennen*Richard Leite*M/M Tom Leite

Zella & Howard Novitski

Zella Novitski*Patricia AndecoverM/M Steven BillowM/M James BurroughsM/M Marshall CrawfordM/M Joe DubielakDonna DurstM/M Vernon FillmoreThe Giving TreeDavid HouseJack HouseM/M William HouseJeanne HuskeyLinda JamesMercedes KeatingM/M Dale KreckMarla LieskeLois MartinMike ReaserDoris Rusincovitch

Joan Bowden ‘58Judy DrusbackNorm Gabel ‘48Patricia (Haubert) Gabel ‘56George HotzFr. Earl Loeffl erJoel MarquisHolly (Haslinger)Sneider ‘90

Nathalie WalterJoan WizgirdYoung’s R.V. Center

Tuition AssistanceAnna Werner*M/M Mark Pumphrey

UndesignatedFr. John Brennen*M/M Mark GabelM/M Mike GabelM/M Norm GabelM/M John LauerNorma Ochs

Bernadine Cook*Leona Laurer

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Mary DiCesare*Leona LaurerHilda Hoelzle*M/M John Harman

Kathleen Setzler Foos*Class of 1944Patricia Golamb

Helen Martin*M/M Henry BonnigsonM/M Bruce DarrAudrey KupkaM/M Joseph LucPat PicciutoElaine Ruggiero

Donald Nicholas, Sr.*M/M John LauerM/M Jack Mayle

Carl Pump*M/M Chuck Lenhart

Betty Jo Reinhart*Class of 1955Marian Kindred

Fred Singer*Harvey Oaks Jeweler

Janet Weasner*Margaret GearheartM/M Paul GonyaM/M Michael KingM/M Dean PfefferleJanet Schueler

Patricia Zienta*M/M John Lauer

A Tr ibu t e t o Fr. John Brenne n ‘83 4/16/1965 - 2/11/2010By: Kelli Brennen (2011), niece of Fr. John Fr. John Brennen was not only a compassionate, caring priest, but he was much more than that. He was a man with a great spirit, and he loved to make people laugh. Fr. John was ordained in 2000 and began his priesthood at Sandusky St. Mary’s. He was later transferred to Mansfi eld St. Pete’s. He spent his fi nal years in Galion at St. Joseph’s. Throughout his priesthood, Fr. John was very involved with the students at his parishes. He loved to work with them and enjoyed the time he spent with them. Fr. John truly loved to support his students in their activities. He was known for wearing crazy hats at sporting events, which was his “trademark.” Fr. John was a great person who connected not only with the students but also with the parishioners. He left a mark on everyone he met. Through all his pain, he maintained high spirits,and he never complained. Although Fr. John Brennen left us early at the age of 45, he will be forever remembered by those who knew him.

Nathalie Walter Kathleen Setzler Memor ial sMemor ial sCont.

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FlashF Y I

2010 Class Reunions 1947 August 18, 1:00 p.m. 818 Club 1949 July 21, 12:30 p.m. Moose Lodge, call Katie Root 419- 332-4226 or Birdie Laurer 419-332-31341952 August 6, Fremont Country Club1953 July 11, Fremont Country Club1954 September 9, Fremont Moose, Noon1955 August 27 -28, Ridgeview Condo, Fremont Country Club1956 July 13, Fremont Moose, Noon1960 October 2, Mass at St. Joseph, Dinner at River Cliff Golf Course contact DeeDee Wadsworth at dhw423@woh.rr.com for all the weekend’s activities1961 Meets monthly on the second Tuesday at the Fremont Moose at Noon1965 September 25, Fremont Yacht Club1966 Meeting fi rst Monday each month, nombl@yahoo.com1970 July 31, Fremont Yacht Club1975 July 24, Fremont Yacht Club1980 August 21, Fremont Yacht Club1985 July 31, Fremont Moose1990 E-mail Pat Militello at heathnpat@sbcglobal.net or Anne (Mayle) White at anne.liasophia@gmail.com1995 July 24, Pioneer Mill, Tiffi n, contact Julie (Hotz) Celek, jucelek@hotmail.com2000 July 24, The Depot

Friday, October 1 for the Homecoming game. The Alumni & Friends Association will be honoring Bas-ketball. Check your e-mail and the SJCC website for more details. Send us your e-mail to be sure you are on our mailing list.

Tom LeiteKen LucDanielle LucAnne MarquisDon NallyAl O’NealCarl SchellErin ScottRandy ShulzeConnie WarnerCheryl WendtTim WiersmaSusan WurzelTJ Wurzel

CEDF Reve rse R a f f l e . . .and more

Angie ChlostaRobert CocheyThe Dartman WCKY 103.7Meredith Dray Richard FaccioloMarlene FisherBeth GabelChris HamadyErica HoffmanGary KaltenbachBette KaltenbachJohn KuzmaJohn LauerEllen Leite

Thank You to the following individuals who shared their time and talents to judge the se-nior class project presentations.Save the Dates

Wednesday, September 15 for the St. Casimir’s Booster Club Golabki Dinner. Dine in the SJCC cafeteria or drive-thru pickups will be available.

Ne e d Not BePre se nt To Win

•Saturday November 13 at Ole Zims Wagon Shed •Doors Open at 6:00 p.m. •Dinner at 7:00 p.m. •Raffl e begins after dinner •Music and Dancing immediately following the raffl e

•Tickets are $100 and include one dinner, an extra dinner is $25Ticket purchasers will be entered into a monthly drawing for $100

Drawings will be July 31, Aug. 31, Sept. 30, and Oct. 31Return this form with your check payable to CEDF to: CEDF PO Box 1302 Fremont, OH 43420Name____________________________________Address________________________________________________________Phone ______________________E-mail _____________________________

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Christian RodriguezChristian RodriguezChristian Rodriguez

ArtExtravaganza

This year’s annual SJCC Art & Music Show included ceramics, paintings, draw-ings, graphic designs, collages, sewing, mixed media, and of course, great music! Every art student submitted at least two pieces of their art work, and senior portfolio stu-dents set up a display of their year’s work. Area judges decided on fi rst, second, and third place in several categories with the top honor being “Best of Show”. Guests of the show voted on the “Peoples’ Choice” award. Christian Rodriguez claimed this year’s “Best of Show”. One of his paintings was accepted into the highly competi-tive Northwest Ohio Focus Show. The SJCC Art Club also fused glass jew-elry and created hand-crafted ceramic leaf plates that were sold at the show. The money earned provided a $200.00 art scholarship for a senior entering an art related fi eld. Art instructor, Mrs. Amy Rospert and band director, Mr. Bill Burkett put a lot of energy into the preparation of the show. Mrs. Rospert refl ects, “It was a lot of hard work, but it is amaz-ing to see how talented our students are!”

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o i c eV Saint Joseph Central Catholic High SchoolA Bishop Hoffman Catholic School702 Croghan St.Fremont, OH 43420

Crimson & Gray Days!July

30-31 SJCC at Jimmy Bukkett’s

August 1 SJCC at Jimmy Bukkett’s 7 CEDF/Alumni & Friends Golf Outing 26 Freshmn Orientation 31 First Day of School

September 10 St. Joseph Campus Grandparent Day 13 All Schools Mass with Bishop Blair 15 St. Casimir/Booster’s Golabki Dinner 24 Sacred Heart Campus Grandparent Day

October 1 Homecoming 16 Booster Club Vegas Night 22 SJCC Campus Grandparent Day

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