STUDENT ACTIVITIESYour Guide to Dowling Catholic High School

Extra-Curricular Activities

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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

ATHLETICS 1-7

FALL SPORTS 1-3 Cross Country (Boys/Girls) 1 Golf (Boys) 1 Football 1 Football Cheerleading 2 Swim (Girls) 2 Volleyball 2

WINTER SPORTS 3-4 Basketball (Boys/Girls) 3 Cheerleading (Basketball/Wrestling) 3 Dance 3 Swim (Boys) 4 Wrestling 4 Bowling 4

SPRING SPORTS 5-6 Golf (Girls) 5 Soccer (Boys) 5 Soccer (Girls) 5 Tennis (Boys/Girls) 5 Track (Boys) 6 Track (Girls) 6

SUMMER SPORTS 7 Baseball 7 Softball 7

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 7-22

SPIRITUAL AND SERVICE 7-14 Angel for a Day 7 Best Buddies 8 Big Brothers Big Sisters 8 Bishop Drumm Student Guild 8 Christmas Baskets 8 Chrysalis 9 Community Outreach 9 Eco-Club 9 Fall Project 9

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Future Farmers of America 9 Habitat for Humanity 10 Handmaids of the Lord 10 HDMC (Helping the Des Moines Community) 10 Kairos 11 Lectors/Eucharistic Ministers 11 Legion of Our Lady Men’s Group 11 Metanoia 11 One Dowling Family 11 Peer Tutors 12 People-to-People 12 Quest 12 Radix 12 Service of Solidarity 12 Special Olympics 13 Students for Life 13 Terra Livre Club 13 PERFORMANCE 14-15 Band 14 Choral 14 Colorguard 15 Drama Club 15 Spring Musical 15 Fall Play 15 ACADEMIC CLUBS 16-19 Academic Decathlon 16 FRC 16 History Bowl/Bee 16 Hyperstream 17 Knowledge Bowl 17 Maroons in Health Sciences and STEM Careers 17 Mock Trial 18 National Honor Society 18 Odyssey of the Mind 19 Robotics Club 19 Science Bowl 19 Speech and Debate 19

STUDENT GOVERNMENT AND LEADERSHIP 20-21 Class Officers 20 Freshmen Class Officers 20

Sophomore Class Officers 20 Junior Class Officers 20

Senior Class Officers 20 Student Ambassadors 20 Student Council 21 PUBLICATIONS/COMMUNICATIONS Newspaper 21 Yearbook 21

LEISURE ACTIVITIES 22-25 Art Club 22 Chess Club 22 Chinese GO 23 Guitar Club 23 International Club 23 Japanese Anime 23 Jump Roping Club 23 Knitting Club 23 League of Legends 24 Maroon Crew 24 Philosophy Club 24 Photography Club 24 Rugby Club 25 Snake Club 25 Video Game Club 25

FACULTY DIRECTORY 27-28

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FALL SPORTS

CROSS COUNTRY (BOYS / GIRLS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the end of August and runs through the end of October. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements.FEE: $150LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners are determined by points gained in meets and at the coach’s discretion.HEAD COACH: Tim Ives/Loran Storts

GOLF (BOYS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the second week of August and runs through the second week of October. There are three team levels: froshmore, junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements.FEE: $170 LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Complete the season in good standing and participate in 25% of possible varsity meets.Be a member of the JV (80% of all season matches) when varsity qualifies for the state tournament. Be a medalist at a varsity tournament. Be a senior and a member of the golf team for all four seasons.HEAD COACH: Ron Gray

FOOTBALLDESCRIPTION: The season begins early August and runs through mid-November. There are four team levels: freshmen, sophomore, junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements.FEE: $210LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Juniors-Must be in good standing within the program and have no unexcused absences from practice throughout the course of the season. Seniors-Student-athletes that are in good standing within the program and participate for two years will earn a letter. If a senior

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was not out as a junior, they will fall under the junior requirements. Any underclassmen who have earned the right to be on the varsity team will be treated as juniors for lettering expectations. *Student-athletes that violate the good conduct policy of DCHS or violate team rules may not qualify for a letter under the above requirements. This will be the decision of the football coaching staff. *If a player is injured, the expectations for attending practice remain the same. All doctors appointments, rehab, etc. must be pre-approved each day.HEAD COACH: Tom Wilson

FOOTBALL CHEERLEADINGDESCRIPTION: The season begins the middle of August and runs through the middle of November. There are three squad levels: freshmen, junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. Grades 9 through 12 only. Students try out for all cheerleading (football, basketball, wrestling) in the spring. They receive a score from judges. FEE: Uniform and accessories. LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: At the coach’s discretion.HEAD COACH: Rebecca Cooling

SWIM (GIRLS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the end of August and runs through the first part of November. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements.FEE: $180LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Attend practice regularly and be present at all meets. Show a willingness to practice, train and compete. Follow all training rules set by the coaching staff. Show team spirit, sportsmanship and competitive desire. Finish the season in good standing with the team and coaching staff. A violation of the rules governing athletics as set by Dowling Catholic High School will result in the loss of earned points or times and starting over again to achieve the qualifications. Also, there is a points system which can be obtained from the coach.HEAD COACH: Frankie Hanson

VOLLEYBALLDESCRIPTION: The season begins the third week in August and runs through the middle of November. There are four team levels: freshmen, sophomore, junior varsity and varsity. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good

conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. FEE: $180LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners are determined by playing time and at the coach’s discretion. HEAD COACH: Mary Beth Wiskus

WINTER SPORTS

BASKETBALL (BOYS/GIRLS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the end of November and runs through the middle of March. There are four team levels: freshmen, sophomore, junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. Cuts may be implemented. FEE: $180 LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners are determined by number of varsity games and at the coach’s discretion.HEAD COACH: Girls: Kristin Meyer. Boys: Mike O’Connor.

CHEERLEADING (BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING)DESCRIPTION: The seasons begins the end of November and runs through the middle of March. There are three squad levels: freshmen, sophomore and varsity. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. Grades 9-12. Students try out for all cheerleading (football, basketball, wrestling) in the spring. They receive a score from judges.FEE: Uniform, camp, plus fundraising for additional expenses.LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: At the coach’s discretion.HEAD COACH: Rebecca Cooling

DANCE (ALSO A FALL SPORT)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the middle of August and runs through late spring. There is only one dance squad, consisting of 12-18 dancers. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. Students try out in the spring and receive a score from judges. Students become team members based on point system by judges.

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FEE: TBDLETTERING REQUIREMENTS: At the coach’s discretion. HEAD COACH: Taylor O’Tool

SWIM (BOYS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the first week of December and runs through the end of February. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements.FEE: $180LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Swimmers must perform in at least eight swimming meets and are expected to attend all team functions. A swimmer may earn a letter in two ways: they may score a total of 150 points or make two of the published cut off times. See Swimmers Handbook for more details.HEAD COACH: Nicholas Spike

WRESTLINGDESCRIPTION: The season begins the first week of December and runs through the first week of March. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements.FEE: $185LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners are determined by number of varsity meets and at the coach’s discretion.HEAD COACH: Kevin Stanley

BOWLING (BOYS/GIRLS)DESCRIPTION: This season begins with tryouts during the first week of November and runs through the end of February. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements.FEE: $145LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners are determined by the coach and the number of meets the bowler bowls in.HEAD COACH: Rob Kunkle

SPRING SPORTS

GOLF (GIRLS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the first part of April and runs through the first week of June. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity.REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements.FEE: $170LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners are determined by number of varsity meets and at the coach’s discretion.HEAD COACH: Ron Gray

SOCCER (BOYS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the first part of April and runs through the second week of June. There are three team levels: freshmen, junior varsity and varsity. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. FEE: $180LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners are determined by playing time and at the coach’s discretion.HEAD COACH: John Mullins

SOCCER (GIRLS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the third Monday in March and runs through the second Saturday in June. There are three team levels: freshmen, junior varsity and varsity. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. FEE: $180LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Field time in at least one varsity game. Also, seniors that have participated in soccer for all four years.HEAD COACH: John Pearson

TENNIS (BOYS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the third week in March and runs through the end of May. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity.

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REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. FEE: $145LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Must play in at least three varsity meets in singles or doubles to earn varsity letter, everyone else is participation.HEAD COACH: Faith Bliss

TENNIS (GIRLS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the third week in March and runs through the first week of June. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education requirements.FEE: $145LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Must play in 50% of the scheduled varsity matches. HEAD COACH: Drew Dunlay

TRACK (BOYS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the second week of February and runs through the end of May. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. FEE: $180LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners must compete in at least three varsity meets.HEAD COACH: Ryan Van Veen

TRACK (GIRLS)DESCRIPTION: The season begins the first Wednesday in February and runs through the third Saturday in May. There are two team levels: junior varsity and varsity. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. FEE: $180LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Athletes must score 15 points in a varsity meet, compete in all the varsity meets, and/or be a senior out for four years.HEAD COACH: Larry Weier

SUMMER SPORTS

BASEBALLDESCRIPTION: The season begins the first week of May and runs through the last week of July. There are four team levels: freshmen, sophomore, junior varsity and varsity. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. Cuts may be implemented. FEE: $180 LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners are determined by varsity playing time and at the coach’s discretion.HEAD COACH: Mark Roering

SOFTBALLDESCRIPTION: There are four team levels: 8th Grade (incoming 9th), freshmen, jr. varsity and varsity. REQUIREMENTS: Student must have a current physical on file, follow good conduct code, and meet school and Department of Education academic requirements. FEE: $180LETTERING REQUIREMENTS: Varsity letter winners are determined by varsity playing time and at the coach’s discretion.HEAD COACH: Matt Murillo

SPIRITUAL AND SERVICE

ANGEL FOR A DAYDESCRIPTION: To foster a good mentoring relationship between high school and elementary age females. ACTIVITIES: Members visit with selected parochial schools. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Any Dowling Catholic High School female. FEE: None.MODERATOR: Contact Student Activities Office

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BEST BUDDIES DESCRIPTION: An organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships and integrated employment, and by promoting inclusion of all people. Dowling students are buddies with students from Ruby Van Meter school. ACTIVITIES: Pizza parties, social gatherings, Ruby Van Meter Jamboree.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 9-12.FEE: None. MODERATOR: Erin Gabriel

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERSDESCRIPTION: School-based partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters for high school students to meet one-on-one with a ‘Little’ at the child’s school for 30-60 minutes each week at the end of their school day. A ‘Big’ spends time doing homework, playing games or just talking to build a relationship while increasing the child’s self-confidence and academic performance. ACTIVITIES: In addition to weekly meetings with ‘Little’, attendance at monthly meeting. Office to students 9-12. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: A school-year commitment. An official match with a Little through Big Brothers Big Sisters (application process required) and personal transportation (to either Hillside Elementary or Clive Elementary).FEE: None.MODERATORS: Rebecca Cooling and Taylor O’Tool

BISHOP DRUMM STUDENT GUILDDESCRIPTION: The members are charged with taking residents of Bishop Drumm to and from mass, visit with residents, participate as an usher, reader, song leader, and /or Eucharistic minister. ACTIVITIES: Bring Spring into Bishop DrummMEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: None.FEE: None.MODERATORS: Barb Hemann

CHRISTMAS BASKETSDESCRIPTION: An all-school project led by the senior class to assist needy families during the holiday. Grades 9-12.ACTIVITIES: The entire school helps coordinate gift and grocery donations for needy families in the Greater Des Moines area. Seniors lead the project and deliver the gifts and groceries to the families. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Donation of gift items for baskets.FEE: None.MODERATORS: Jeff Ferguson

CHRYSALISDESCRIPTION: After school small group focused on the investment of safety, education, and economic empowerment of young women in our school.ACTIVITIES: Building connections and resources within the community, volunteer/service project, field trips and speakers, post grad planning, health/wellness education, stress management, and other enjoyable activities.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Females grades 9-12FEE: None.MODERATORS: Rebecca Cooling and Erin Gabriel

COMMUNITY OUTREACHDESCRIPTION: Develop young people’s commitment to support their community through volunteer efforts. Grades 9-12. ACTIVITIES: Raise money to benefit a worthy organization in the Des Moines community. Past sponsorships have included: “The Haven,” an after school program to provide a safe place for Moulton Grade School children. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 11 and 12.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Paula Plasencia

ECO-CLUBDESCRIPTION: Educate and promote eco-friendliness in the Dowling community. Promote the new recycling program and provide outreach in the Des Moines community through eco-inspired projects.ACTIVITIES: Recycling program and other initiativesMEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Open to all studentsFEE: None.MODERATOR: Mike McGuire

ST. JOSEPH FALL PROJECTDESCRIPTION: An annual all-school project (typically on a Sunday in the fall) to raise money for or serve a worthy cause. The project is coordinated by the Leadership Team, which consists of seniors. Grades 9-12.ACTIVITIES: Activities vary, but have included: a work/clean-up day and meal packaging event and fundraising for Catholic Charities.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: To be part of the Leadership Team, you have to be a member of the senior class.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Mike Rolf and Kurt Heinrich

FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICADESCRIPTION: Build leadership skills and compete in career and leadership events. Network with other members nationally and within

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various industries to help make community connections to provide future opportunities in education and careers. ACTIVITIES: Events include livestock judging, leadership events, career events, state and national Conferences, and other career related trips and conferences.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Members must take .5 credits per year or three full years of a combination of the following agricultural related coursework: Animal Science, Plant Science, Environmental Science, and Biotechnology. All members must have a supervised agricultural experience with documentation. FEE: $20 plus cost of jacket $50MODERATOR: Emily Van Manen

HABITAT FOR HUMANITYDESCRIPTION: Work in partnership with God and volunteers to eliminate poverty housing. Grades 9-12.ACTIVITIES: Students participate in building, fundraising and education/awareness advocacy activities. Students also assist with ReStore, a student-run home improvement store that offers tools and supplies at a fraction of the retail cost. Students must be 16 or older to work on-site where power tools are used.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Attendance at weekly meetings and participation in activities.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Chris Harbaugh

HANDMAIDS OF THE LORDDESCRIPTION: A club where young women can grow together in community and faith as they learn to imitate Mary, the Mother of God, in the virtues of humility, joy, charity, simplicity, obedience and purity.ACTIVITIES: Morning prayer, Handmaids of the Lord retreat, weekly rosary, afternoon Mass in the chapel, and various kinds of spiritual reflections.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Any girl can join.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Molly Cain and Elisabeth Currie

HDMC (HELPING THE DES MOINES COMMUNITY)DESCRIPTION: Student led group which provides service opportunities to help various organizations in and around Des Moines.ACTIVITIES: Meals served at Catholic Worker House, Youth Shelter, Bethel Mission, etc.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Open to any 9-12 grader.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Jeff Ferguson

KAIROSDESCRIPTION: A weekend spiritual experience which takes place at the Creighton Retreat Center. Held once a month, Thursday through Sunday, in October through May. This retreat is based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius and is led by DCHS seniors.ACTIVITIES: Prayer and reflection.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Juniors.FEE: $225MODERATOR: Christy Sheaff

LECTORS/EUCHARISTIC MINISTERSDESCRIPTION: Assisting with liturgies as lectors and ministers of the Eucharist. Grades 9-12.ACTIVITIES: Lectors and ministers of the Eucharistic Minister.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Fr. Zach Kautzky

LEGION OF OUR LADY MEN’S GROUPDESCRIPTION: A men’s group focused on prayer, fraternity and growth in the spiritual life. The group is committed to personal conversion, authentic manhood, and serving God and the Dowling Catholic community. ACTIVITIES: Mass, group prayer, social events and service trips.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Male students grades 9-12.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Fr. Zach Kautzky

METANOIADESCRIPTION: A 24-hour spiritual retreat for freshmen, takes place at St. Thomas More Center. The retreat is based on the Greek word “Metanoia,” which means change of heart.ACTIVITIES: Explore Christ’s presence in our lives through prayer, reflections and gamesMEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: FreshmenFEE: $125MODERATOR: Christy Sheaff

ONE DOWLING FAMILYDESCRIPTION: Using discussions, presentations, and group activities, this group’s focus is to educate and develop awareness regarding gender and sexuality diversity and issues both historical and current.ACTIVITIES: Student-led activities are decided throughout the year.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 9-12.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Mike McGuire, Taylor O’Tool, Father Kautzky

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PEER TUTORSDESCRIPTION: Academic tutoring offered to students in grades K-12 throughout the school and community. Students provide individual tutoring at several elementary schools and at DCHS. ACTIVITIES: Trained Peer Helpers are used in one-to-one helping relationships and academic tutoring.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: 3.7 GPA, able to minimally give one hour per week to tutor, apply in the spring.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Lauri Stilwill

PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLEDESCRIPTION: An international organization that develops leadership, cultural awareness and peace. Grades 9-12. ACTIVITIES: Fundraising for local and international causes, monthly meetings that include programs with guest speakers, socials, and project work time. Work with other service groups on large projects.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Active participation.FEE: $5MODERATOR: Erin Pommrehn

QUESTDESCRIPTION: A weekend spiritual retreat for sophomores, takes place at St. Thomas More Center. This retreat helps explore the question Jesus asks “Who do you say that I am?”ACTIVITIES: Explore Christ’s presence in students’ lives through prayer, reflections and games.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Sophomores.FEE: $125 MODERATOR: Christy Sheaff

RADIXDESCRIPTION: The word Radix is Latin for “rooted.” It is also the base of the word “radical.” This senior retreat will explore our faith roots, what nourishes these roots and how roots help us withstand the storms. We will also discuss Jesus as a radical man-meaning rooted in scripture and prayer, family and tradition.ACTIVITIES: Prayer and reflection, group and private devotions. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Seniors.FEE: TBD by the Diocese of Des MoinesMODERATOR: Diocese of Des Moines, school contact Christy Sheaff

SERVICE OF SOLIDARITY (SOS)DESCRIPTION: An organization that helps the children of families who attend an ELL (English Language Learner) class at Trinity United Methodist

Church in Des Moines, IA. Our goal is for each child to feel that they are an integral part of a family. The goal for our DCHS group is to challenge ourselves to live more simply in solidarity with those who do not have a choice to do so.ACTIVITIES: Visit Trinity United Methodist Church two times a month to interact with the children by participating in various games and activities.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: All students grades 9-12. Expected to participate fully in activities while at Trinity United Methodist Church. Commit to attend monthly club meetings and to a minimum of four visits to Trinity United Methodist Church this school year.FEE: None. MODERATOR: Teri Breck and Brenda Sullivan

SPECIAL OLYMPICSDESCRIPTION: Help coach, train and interact with special Olympians in swim and track events. Season runs March-May and requires weeknight commitments. ACTIVITIES: Weeknight practices, and district and state meets.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Participants must have a positive attitude and a willingness to adapt to new situations. All participants are required to attend a mandatory clinic before the season begins. FEE: $5, to be turned in at the clinicMODERATOR: Alex Baranosky and Rebecca Cunningham

STUDENTS FOR LIFEDESCRIPTION: An organization promoting the Catholic Church’s teaching on the consistent ethic of respecting all human life from conception to natural death.ACTIVITIES: Promote goal by raising awareness of issues. Activities include Life is Beautiful Week, Life Chain, March for Life in Des Moines and Washington D.C., Skate for Life and many more.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Attend weekly meetings, participate in two or more club-sponsored events a semester, and sign a pledge of commitment to the club and the Pro-Life movement.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Elisabeth Currie

TERRA LIVRE CLUBDESCRIPTION: Assisting the work of Terra Livre in Goiania, Brazil. Students work to understand the poverty of Brazil and in solidarity attempt to eliminate poverty here at home. Some years a trip to Goiania is planned for Spring Break.ACTIVITIES: Serving the poor in Des Moines in solidarity with our friends in Brazil, fundraising and Mission trip planning.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Active concern for the poor and the

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vulnerable. FEE: None.MODERATOR: Terry Clark

MAROONS FOR VETERANSDESCRIPTION: Raise awareness, funds and interest in helping veterans from all wars who suffer physically, mentally and emotionally. Also, raise awareness and remembrance for the lost men and women of all wars and national tragedies.ACTIVITIES: Fundraisers and events that will benefit veterans, organizations, flag ceremonies on memorial days, and memorials around school for days of remembrance. Meetings twice a month.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: None.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Andy Schreck

PERFORMANCE

BANDDESCRIPTION: This year-round activity provides students the opportunity to experience, through rehearsal and performance, instrumental music in a variety of styles. The season begins with band camp in early August, and includes performances at home football games, weekend competitions, and concerts throughout the school year. Grades 9-12.ACTIVITIES: Flute Choir, Clarinet Choir, Sax Choir, Brass Choir, Perry Band Olympics, State Solo/Small Ensemble Contest, Pit Orchestra, Pep Band, Trumpet Choir, Madrigal Dinner Ensembles. See the Course Guide for more information about our curricular bands: Concert Band, Symphony Band, Jazz Ensemble, Jazz II, Music History, and Music Theory. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Have to be enrolled in Concert (9-10) or Symphony (11-12) Band.FEE: Students must buy their own instrument. Additional costs will be incurred per student for the Booster Club (equipment and competitions). There is a $200 participation fee. School-owned instrumental rental fees will be instituted.MODERATOR: Stephen Holland and Nicholas Hoover

CHORALDESCRIPTION: This year-round activity provides students the opportunity to experience, through rehearsal and performance, singing in a variety of styles.

ACTIVITIES: Jazz Choir, Dimensions Show Choir, Madrigal Dinner Serving Chorus, Madrigal Dinner Royal Court, Madrigal Dinner Royal Pages, Show Choir Combo Band, Opus Honor Choir, All-State Music Festival, State Solo/Ensemble Contest. See the Course Guide for more information about our curricular choirs: A Cappella, Concert Choir, and Dowling Catholic Singers.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Concurrent enrollment in A Cappella Choir, Concert Choir, or Dowling Catholic Singers.  Show Choir Combo Band open to all students.FEE: TBDMODERATOR: Quinn Tipping and Mary Bartemes

COLORGUARDDESCRIPTION: Perform flag and dance choreography as an auxiliary unit of the Marching Band. The season begins at the beginning of August and runs through November. From November-February, Colorguard members can elect to be part of Winter Guard, which performs at two competitions and at basketball games. Grades 9-12. ACTIVITIES: Attend guard camp, band camp, and perform at all marching band events during the fall, some competitions, and basketball games.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Students audition for membership in the spring and rehearse weekly in the summer on Wednesday evenings. FEE: Approximately $300 (includes uniform, membership, and the trip).MODERATOR: Angie Countryman

DRAMA CLUBDESCRIPTION: Performance-based groups concentrating on individual and large group competition. Students prepare and rehearse events ranging from public speaking, short plays and short films to musical theatre.ACTIVITIES: Participate in IHSSA large group and individual events.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Rehearsals required.FEE: Cost of trips.MODERATOR: Alex Baranosky

SPRING MUSICALDESCRIPTION: A musical production held every spring. Opportunities exist for students to audition for lead and supporting roles, as well as work on the set. Grades 9-12.ACTIVITIES: Four performances and rehearsals. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Auditions. Rehearsals are mandatory. FEE: $160MODERATOR: Tim Sheaff

FALL PLAYDESCRIPTION: Theatrical event performed in the fall. Students try out for roles and can be part of the stage crew. Grades 9-12.

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ACTIVITIES: Four performances and rehearsals. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Auditions. Rehearsals are mandatory. FEE: $40MODERATOR: Tim Sheaff

ACADEMIC CLUBS

ACADEMIC DECATHLON DESCRIPTION: Participants study a set curriculum in 10 areas over the first six months of the school year. The curriculum changes each year. Recent areas of study have been WWI, Russia and the Environment. ACTIVITIES: Members study materials provided by the national organization on history, science, art, music and literature related to a common theme. They prepare and present speeches, participate in interview sessions, and spend a day taking tests over subjects covered. Regional Competition is held in Des Moines during January and State Competition is held in March (location TBD). MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Any student who has an A, B or C grade point average can participate. FEE: None.MODERATOR: Kasey Tickel

FRC - FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITIONDESCRIPTION: Teach students fundamentals for real world STEM applications. Not only will this build knowledge in robotic building and programming but will also develop business and financial skills. ACTIVITIES: Building robots and entering them in competitions.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 9-12, interest in robotics.FEE: None but fundraising is involved.MODERATOR: Alex Liebrecht

HISTORY BOWL/BEEDESCRIPTION: A jeopardy-style team and individual competition where students are quizzed over their social studies knowledge. ACTIVITIES: State tournament during second semester with the potential to qualify for national tournament.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Attend informational meetings and practices.FEE: None.MODERATOR: See Student Activities Office

HYPERSTREAMDESCRIPTION: Technology-based club focusing on app development, multimedia (Photoshop and video), robotics and cyber-defense. This club is not dedicated to programmers. Hyperstream explores many types of technology. Students learn to use various programs during the fall semester. Much of the spring semester is devoted to preparing for state competition. ACTIVITIES: Meets twice a month with technology mentors. There is an annual competition in the spring among Iowa Hyperstream clubs.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Interest in technology. FEE: None.MODERATOR: Alex Liebrecht

KNOWLEDGE BOWLDESCRIPTION: Students will practice for and compete in a statewide trivia contest that involves questions from all academic disciplines as well as current events and pop culture. Team based competition-two rounds played in the fall.ACTIVITIES: Students will form teams of five to compete, attend informational and practice meetings, compete in a computer round at Dowling, and the top scoring teams from the computer round will advance to the championships with buzzers against other schools from around the state.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Attendance of informational and practice meetings as well as competing in the official rounds. Grades 9-12.FEE: None.MODERATOR: See Student Activities Office

MAROONS IN HEALTH SCIENCES AND STEM CAREERSDESCRIPTION: In this program, DCHS students will have a unique opportunity to explore the many fields of health sciences and STEM careers. Students will be allowed to express interest in the program of choice on their registration, but must apply for admission through Student Services. KEMIN: Kemin is a Dowling Catholic family-owned nutritional ingredient manufacturer committed to improving the health and nutrition of the world with functional products that deliver maximum efficacy through science. The business includes 14 independent companies serving five industries in over 60 countries. Kemin uses cutting edge molecular technology to manufacture more than 500 specialty ingredients used by the feed and food industries and the health, nutrition and beauty markets. Students will work one-on-one with a scientist. Open to juniors and seniors who are accepted to the program.

MERCY: Students will have experiences at Mercy Medical Center, the state’s largest Catholic hospital, and Mercy College of Health Sciences, the only Catholic health-science college in the state. They will receive unique opportunities to gain a better understanding of the mission-focus of careers

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in health science from leading healthcare experts and educations in our community. Students will complete mandatory federal and state compliance education and will be given access with medical facilities to experience first-hand the medical technology used to diagnose and treat diseases and disorders. Open to sophomores, juniors and seniors who are accepted to the program. ROCK VALLEY: This program allows students interested in the field of physical therapy the chance to work side-by-side with a physical therapist. The following rehabilitation topics will be covered during the visits: ankle, knee, hip, neck, lower back, shoulder, wrist, hand and elbow. Filing and office procedures will also be introduced. Open to seniors who are accepted to the program. ACTIVITIES: Site visits will take place on days off from school (conferences, in-service, etc)MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 10-12, application required.FEE: NoneMODERATOR: Erin Gabriel

MOCK TRIALDESCRIPTION: Courtroom-based competition where students role-play legal cases, arguing their case in front of judges. ACTIVITIES: Twice weekly team practices and competition.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: All new members interview for placement and most team members audition for roles. Attendance required at team practice sessions, scrimmages and competition. Grades 9-12.FEE: $50MODERATOR: Christine Creighton and Kim Darr, in-school contact Jeff Ferguson

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYDESCRIPTION: To recognize and encourage academic achievement while developing other characteristics essential to good citizenship, including character, service and leadership. ACTIVITIES: Numerous service and leadership activities.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Selection for NHS takes place in the spring semester of junior year and/or fall semester of senior year. Students with a 3.7 cumulative GPA or above will be invited to participate in the selection process. A confidential faculty council will then review the selection materials completed by the candidate, along with the student’s Christian service hours on record with the school and five required letters of recommendation to determine inductees. Student must have been involved in at least two DCHS activities (or respective high school sponsored activities if a transfer student) for at least two years.

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FEE: $10 in dues for all those inducted.MODERATOR: Kelsey Staudacher

ODYSSEY OF THE MINDDESCRIPTION: Teams solve a long-term problem and prepare for a spontaneous problem to present at a state competition in March. Grades 9-12.ACTIVITIES: Members attend meetings from October to March and the state competition in Ames.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Each team must provide a coach and a volunteer for competition. FEE: $135 per school, $40 per team for competition, and miscellaneous fees for materials.MODERATOR: See Student Activities Office

ROBOTICS CLUBDESCRIPTION: Teams design and construct a robot for the annual nationwide FIRST Tech Challenge Competition.ACTIVITIES: Members spend time working as a team to design and construct a robot, and attend various levels of competition (i.e. scrimmage, regional, statewide, etc.).MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Meet and work for at least two hours per week. Spots on the team are limited due to the number of materials required. The sign up process takes place in August.FEE: $25, includes materials and t-shirt.MODERATOR: Andy Schreck and Alex Liebrecht

SCIENCE BOWLDESCRIPTION: A jeopardy-style competition where students are tested on all the sciences. Grades 9-12.ACTIVITIES: Science Bowl. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Attend meetings and participate in planning events.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Marshall Pauly

SPEECH AND DEBATEDESCRIPTION: Learn rhetoric, research and presentation. Competition opportunities vary depending on events and success. Students become members of the National Speech and Debate Association honor society. Events range from interpretation acting events to argumentation events.ACTIVITIES: Weekly meetings and competitions. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Weekly required meetings. Open to all students. Must maintain academic standing.FEE: Based on cost of trips.MODERATOR: Tim Sheaff

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STUDENT GOV’T & LEADERSHIP

CLASS OFFICERSDESCRIPTION: Each class elects four officers to plan activities for their respective classes. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Have to be elected by their class and be a member of the class they represent.FEE: None.

FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERSACTIVITIES: Activities vary, but have included designing t-shirts, a service project, planning freshman Mass, mixers and decorating for Homecoming week.MODERATOR: Brenda Kane and Alex Baranosky

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERSACTIVITIES: Activities vary, but have included planning and implementing a carnation sale for Valentines Day, Homecoming Week decorating, planning mixers, and organizing a class-wide service project.MODERATOR: Molly Pierce and Molly Cain

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERSACTIVITIES: Activities vary, but have included designing t-shirts for Prom, planning Prom, and entrance painting for Homecoming Week.MODERATORS: Charlene Becicka and Kurt Flood

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERSACTIVITIES: Activities vary, but have included leading Christmas Basket project, entrance painting during Homecoming Week, MORP, senior ski trip, senior video, Welcome Mass and Senior Reflection. MODERATORS: Courtney Bertram and Tim Schulte

STUDENT AMBASSADORSDESCRIPTION: Student Ambassadors are committing themselves to a highly visible position as representatives for DCHS. Students assist the Admissions Office in working with prospective and new students. ACTIVITIES: Open House, Placement Exam, Student Registration and Orientation, grade school visits, parish visits, serve as greeters and conduct

tours, make phone calls/write thank you cards to prospective students.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Selection is based on an interview and application process. Students accepted into the program must complete 15 hours of service per semester. Grades 10-12FEE: Name tag, $11.MODERATORS: Tatia Eischeid and Kelly Lentsch

STUDENT COUNCILDESCRIPTION: Elected students from each class (Grades 9-12) serve to represent their class. They promote Christian community through the development of: a. Activities that encourage school spirit and unity. b. Activities that allow for student-wide participation. c. Representative body that promotes leadership among all students.ACTIVITIES: Homecoming week, Winter Formal, Dowling Palooza and Leadership Workshops.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Students are elected by classmates. Student Council members must attend meetings and represent his/her class well. FEE: None.MODERATOR: Alex Baranosky and Carly Triplett

PUBLICATIONS/COMMUNICATIONS

NEWSPAPER DESCRIPTION: In this student-centered class, staff members gain journalism experience in writing, photography and video while managing and contributing to the online news site, The Dowling Catholic Post. ACTIVITIES: Publishing stories at dowlingcatholicpost.com.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: (Pre-requisite class-Journalism I). Students must complete Journalism I with a grade of B or higher. Students must be available to complete interviews and attend school events outside of class.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Carly Triplett

YEARBOOKDESCRIPTION: In this student-centered class, students are responsible for producing a professional quality yearbook. Students write stories, take photos, and design layouts while learning the basics of journalism and

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graphic design. ACTIVITIES: The yearbook staff is indirectly involved in all school activities. Students attend school events in order to ensure that all students are represented in the yearbook.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: (Pre-requisite class-Journalism I). Students must complete Journalism I with a grade of B or higher. Students must be available to complete interviews and attend school events outside of class.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Carly Triplett

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

ART CLUBDESCRIPTION: Allows students to share their love of art with other students in an informal setting, while producing, critiquing and enjoying art together. Grades 9-12.ACTIVITIES: Student artists will participate in various artistic projects including: entering contests, earning service hours by producing art, enjoying a safe social setting during open studio times, creating and installing an annual ofrenda, and learning more about art with others who share similar interests.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Love of art. Open to all students grades 9-12. You do NOT have to be in an art class to be in Art Club.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Brenda Kane

CHESS CLUBDESCRIPTION: Provides an opportunity for students to develop their game skills and a greater appreciation for the game of chess.ACTIVITIES: Students gather to play chess with one another. From time to time speakers may be brought in to instruct club members on the finer points of the game. At this time the club does not compete with other schools.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 9-12. All skill levels welcome.FEE: None, unless game pieces are lost.MODERATOR: Kurt Heinrich

CHINESE GODESCRIPTION: Introduction to the most complex chess game, called GO, in the world.ACTIVITIES: Compete against each other.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 9-12.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Pete Ause

GUITAR CLUBDESCRIPTION: Guitar club is a place to meet new people and improve on our favorite hobby. ACTIVITIES: Meet on the first and third Thursdays of each month to play music and grow as a community.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: All students grades 9-12.FEE: Bring your own guitar.MODERATOR: AJ Spike

INTERNATIONAL CLUBDESCRIPTION: Foster a development and awareness, appreciation, and understanding of the international community. To learn about people and places around the globe.ACTIVITIES: Speakers, videos, food festival, charitable activities.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: All students grades 9-12.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Mike Rolf

JAPANESE ANIMEDESCRIPTION: Club members will enjoy a social atmosphere fo-cused on the culture of Japanese anime and manga.ACTIVITIES: Viewing various works of anime and creating their own manga.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Open to all student grades 9-12.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Bruce Baedke

JUMP ROPING CLUBDESCRIPTION: Jump roping - individually and in teams.ACTIVITIES: Jump roping.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 9-12.FEE: None, bring your own jump rope.MODERATOR: Charlene Becicka

KNITTING CLUBDESCRIPTION: To knit clothes (scarves and hats) and donate them to those in need.

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ACTIVITIES: Knitting.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 9-12.FEE: Bring your own needles and yarn.MODERATOR: Molly Pierce

LEAGUE OF LEGENDS CLUBDESCRIPTION: A group where students can play, watch, and discuss the computer game, League of Legends.ACTIVITIES: Playing the game in a team setting, watching profes-sional games, analyzing Patch notes and game changes.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Students in good academic stand-ing, bring your own device (mouse, computer, etc.).FEE: None.MODERATOR: Jonathan Vanderah

MAROON CREWDESCRIPTION: Maroon Crew is the student spirit group for DCHS. Crew members provide support, promotion and excitement for Dowling athletics and activities. Maroon Crew also sponsors the Intra-mural Sports Program. There are two levels of participation: 1) Seniors lead the group, the student section, plan pep assemblies and put on special events. 2)All other students are encouraged to participate and attend games and events.ACTIVITIES: Assemblies, special events, intramural sports of flag football, bowling, basketball and volleyball. Intramural moderator: Neil Molhman.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Open to all. FEE: $10 team registration per sport.MODERATOR: Kasey Tickel

PHILOSOPHY CLUBDESCRIPTION: Challenges students to express and defend their beliefs in a safe, open environment. Topics vary and are determined by the group.ACTIVITIES: Discussions and debates. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 9-12.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Neil Mohlman

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUBDESCRIPTION: An opportunity to share with others a passion for photography. Learn how to be a better photographer by learning tricks and discussing composition.

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ACTIVITIES: Share weekly topics on PowerPoint. Topics can include: portraits, mimic a photographer, landscape, still life, etc. Service op-portunities and contacts are available throughout the year. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Student in grades 9-12 interested in photography.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Lindsay Cooper

RUGBY CLUBDESCRIPTION: Rugby is a club sport played by seven people at a time. The girls play in the fall and the boys in the spring.ACTIVITIES: Practices and games. MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Grades 9-12. Must attend at least three practices a week and all games.FEE: $65 paid to Iowa Youth Rugby Association.MODERATOR: Kurt Flood

SNAKE CLUBDESCRIPTION: This club offers students the chance to learn about and work with live snakes. Students earn “points” for working with the snakes which offers them the ability to “level up” within the club to work with more advanced snakes. Club info can be found at rlensing.wix.com/snakeclub.ACTIVITIES: Handle and care for snakes.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: All students grades 9-12. Parental permission form is required to hold snakes. FEE: None.MODERATOR: Kevin Schneider

VIDEO GAME CLUBDESCRIPTION: After school club for students to socialize and com-pete in various video games.MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS: Open to all students, but partici-pants must supply video gaming equipment and be in good academ-ic standing with their teachers.FEE: None.MODERATOR: Kevin Schneider

Ause, PeteChinese GOpause@dowlingcatholic.org

Baedke, Bruce Japanese Anime bbaedke@dowlingcatholic.org

Baranosky, Alex Competition Theatre, Freshman Class Moderator, Student Council, Special Olympicsabaranosky@dowlingcatholic.org

Bartemes, MaryChoral Activitiesmbartemes@dowlingcatholic.org

Becicka, CharleneJunior Class Moderator, Jump Roping Clubcbecicka@dowlingcatholic.org

Bertram, CourtneySenior Class Moderatorcbertram@dowlingcatholic.org

Breck, Teri Service of Solidarity tbreck@dowlingcatholic.org

Cain, MollyHandmaids of the Lord, Sophomore Class Moderatormcain@dowlingcatholic.org

Clark, Terry Formation and Ministry Directortclark@dowlingcatholic.org

Cooling, Rebecca Chrysalis, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Cheerleading rcooling@dowlingcatholic.org

Cooper, LindsayPhotography Clublcooper@dowlingcatholic.org

Cunningham, Rebecca Special Olympics rcunning@dowlingcatholic.org

Currie, ElisabethHandmaids of the Lord, Students for Lifeecurrie@dowlingcatholic.org

Creighton, ChristineMock Trialchristine@spellmanlawfirm.com

Dunlay, DrewGirls Tennis andrew.dunlay@drake.edu

Eischeid, Tatia Admissions Director teischei@dowlingcatholic.org

Ferguson, Jeff Activities Director, HDMC, Christmas Baskets jferguso@dowlingcatholic.org Flood, KurtJunior Class Moderator, Rugbykflood@dowlingcatholic.org

Gabriel, Erin Best Buddies , Maroon Crew, MiHS egabriel@dowlingcatholic.org

Gray, Ronald Boys Golf, Girls Golf rgray@dowlingcatholic.org

Hanson, Frankie Girls Swim fhanson@dowlingcatholic.org

Heinrich, Kurt Fall Project, Chess Club kheinric@dowlingcatholic.org

Holland, Steve Band Activities sholland@dowlingcatholic.org

Hoover, Nick Band Activities nhoover@dowlingcatholic.org

Ives, Tim Boys Cross Country timives@bodyprojectiowa.com

Kane, Brenda Art Club, Freshman Class Moderatorbkane@dowlingcatholic.org

Kautzky, Fr. Zach Eucharistic Ministers, Legion of Our Lady Men’s Group, One Dowling Family zkautzky@dowlingcatholic.org

Kunkle, RobBowling kunkler12@gmail.com

Lentsch, KellyAdmissions Assistantklentsch@dowlingcatholic.org

Liebrecht, Alex Robotics, Hyperstream, FRC aliebrecht@dowlingcatholic.org McGuire, MikeEco-Club, One Dowling Familymmcguire@dowlingcatholic.org

Meyer, KristenGirls Basketballkmeyer@dowlingcatholic.org

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Mohlman, NeilPhilosophy Clubnmohlman@dowlingcatholic.org

Murillo, Matt Softballmattbmurillo@me.com

O’Connor, Mike Boys Basketball moconnor@dowlingcatholic.org

O’Neill, Tim Maroon Crew toneill@hotmail.com

O’Tool, Taylor Dance Team, Big Brothers, Big Sisters, One Dowling Family totool@dowlingcatholic.org

Parriott, Brant JH Wrestling, Footballbparriott@dowlingcatholic.org

Pauly, Marshall Science Bowl mpauly@dowlingcatholic.org

Pearson, John Girls Soccer jjpceltic@aol.com Pick, Mary Assistant Director of Athletics mpick@dowlingcatholic.org

Pierce, Molly Sophomore Class Moderator, Knitting Club mpierce@dowlingcatholic.org

Pommrehn, Erin People to Peopleepommrehn@dowlingcatholic.org

Roering, MarkBaseballmroering@dowlingcatholic.org

Rolf, Mike International Club, Fall Project mrolf@dowlingcatholic.org

Schreck, AndyRoboticsaschreck@dowlingcatholic.org

Schneider, KevinVideo Game Club, Snake Clubkschneider@dowlingcatholic.org

Schulte, Tim Senior Class Moderator, Boys Soccer Assistant Coachtschulte@dowlingcatholic.org

Sheaff, Christy Formation & Ministry Teamcsheaff@dowlingcatholic.org

Sheaff, Tim Speech, Debate, Competition Theatre, Fall Play, Spring Musical tsheaff@dowlingcatholic.org

Spike, AJ Guitar Club aspike@dowlingcatholic.org

Spike, Nicholas Boys Swimming nspike@dowlingcatholic.org

Stanley, Kevin Wrestling kstanley@dowlingcatholic.org

Staudacher, Kelsey National Honor Society kstaudacher@dowlingcatholic.org

Stilwill, LauriPeer Tutorslstilwill@dowlingcatholic.org

Storts, LoranGirls Cross Countrycoachloran@gmail.com

Sullivan, BrendaService of Solidaritybsulliva@dowlingcatholic.org

Tickel, Kasey Maroon Crew, Academic Decathlon ktickel@dowlingcatholic.org

Tipping, QuinnChoral Activitiesqtipping@dowlingcatholic.org

Triplett, CarlyStudent Council, Newspaper, Yearbookctriplet@dowlingcatholic.org

Weier, Larry Girls Track lweier@dowlingcatholic.org

Vanderah, JonathanLeague of Legends, Girls Basketball Assistantjvanderah@dowlingcatholic.org

Van Manen, Emily Future Farmers of America evanmanen@dowlingcatholic.org

Wilson, Tom Athletic Director, Head Football Coach twilson@dowlingcatholic.org

Wiskus, MaryBeth Volleyball mwiskus@dowlingcatholic.org

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