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May 2010 Prep Pulse NEWS LETTER Vol. Fifteen, No. Four May 2010 Class of 2010 lives the Prep ‘Graduate at Graduation Profile’ The accomplishments of the class of 2010 are plentiful. The Profile of the Graduate at Graduation is used to help prepare the young men to be active participants in the church and the local community in service of others. Here is a sampling of the achievements of the class of 2010 as they learned to live the values of the profile: Open to Growth, Academically Competent, Loving, Religious and Committed to Doing Justice. Open to Growth - Thai-Son Vu was awarded the Sullivan Award for his leadership, fellowship, and scholarship. The band scored their 24nd straight Superior District Music honor . Academically Competent - Prep was represented this year by these National Merit Finalists: William Coover, Nicholas Davis, Thomas Gilgenast, Nicholas Jesse, Christopher Molini, Mitchell Nohner, Andrew North, William Phelps, Nicklaus Schwaller, Wyatt Troia, and Thai-Son Vu. Commended students are Gregory Beaufait, Daniel Christensen, Jonathan Olson, Samuel Tvrdik, Lucas Vetter, and Christian Warneke. Over 130 seniors earned scholarships totaling more than 15 million dollars. Nick Davis and Thomas Gilgenast were selected as Academic All Staters by the Omaha World Herald. Religious More than 180 seniors participated in the optional Prep senior retreat. Seniors lived the profile by planning and exhibiting high attendance at weekly masses and participated as Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist. Many seniors helped lead Junior Encounter and the Freshman Retreat experiences. Mike Pitner and J.D. Squire led the Freshman Retreat group leaders. The Campus Ministry Advisory Board presented Josh Gredys and Tom Madsen the Juan de Planco, S.J. Award, and Adam Kaftan, the Jeronimo Nadal, S.J. its highest honors for service to the religious dimension of Prep. Loving- To help freshmen adjust to their new school setting, over 100 seniors assumed roles as Big Brothers. Matt Franco, Tim Gregg, and Seph Lang served as chairs of this organization. Jack Clauff, Will Coover, Brian Delaney, Sean Everson, Evan Healey, Charlie Krolikowski, Paul Schulte, and Stephen Sudyka were committee members. Committed to Doing Justice -Thanks to Operation Others, more than 1600 families were fed at Christmas time. Operation Others has been in existence for 41 years and was led by senior core group members Glenn Jarrett, Gage Rensch, Max Salerno, and Wyatt Troia The class of 2010 is a class that will be remembered for setting high standards in all areas of the school. Wyatt Troia selected as S c i e n c e Presidential Scholar Competitors bring home the gold Wyatt Troia has been chosen as United States Presidential Scholar. The United More than 80 schools States Presidential Scholars Program was from 42 states have been established in 1964, by executive order of the named "Best in State" winners President, to recognize and honor some of our in the JETS TEAMS engineering competition for nation's most distinguished graduating seniors. 2010. This year, they tackled one of the world's In 1979, the program was expanded to most pressing problems - the global water recognize students who demonstrate shortage, highlighted recently by the Haiti exceptional scholarship and talent in the earthquake. One team in each level, 9/10 grades visual, creative, and performing arts. Tom and 11/12 grades, from all participating states Haindfield will accompany Wyatt on the trip received this top honor as they participated in this to Washington, D.C. one-day, two part team-based event that promotes critical job-readiness skills of collaboration and critical problem-solving. Creighton Prep was Juniors compete in National named as the 9/10 "Best in State" winner for History Day Nebraska and placed Seventh in the United States in Division 2, selective schools. Taft School (CT) Each year more than half a million of Division 2 was the overall National Champion. students participate in National History Day Themed, "Water, Water Everywhere," the (NHD). Students choose a historical topic competition demonstrated to the more than 10,000 related to the annual theme, and then conduct participating students around the country how primary and secondary research. engineers in various disciplines, including During Spring Break, members of Mrs. environmental engineers, civil engineers, and Kim Meyer's U.S. History classes had the mechanical engineers are involved in the opportunity to compete on the local level. protection and delivery of the world's water Results are: 1st Place Website Design: supply. "We want to congratulate our "Best in Guillermo Godfrey and Sam Jaksich, "Flying State" winners. TEAMS, like all of JETS' Into History", 3rd Place Documentary: John programs, is designed to show today's students Danze, Will Higgins, and Cale Leahy, "The just how important engineers in the various Electric Guitar", 3rd Place Group disciplines are to solving society's problems," said Performance: Chuma Nnawulezi and Ose Peter Carrato, Bechtel Corporation Fellow and Okoruwa, "The Spoken Word". Immediate Past President of the Board of These students will move on to Directors of JETS. "While this year's theme of Nebraska's NHD contest. As a winner at the water was selected last year, it couldn't have been state contest, they are eligible to attend the more relevant to the students, given the news they Kenneth E. Behring National History Day have watched from Haiti as people struggle to find Contest at the University of Maryland in June. clean, drinkable water." Each year, JETS, through This is where the best National History Day its TEAMS competition, provides students in projects from across the United States, grades nine through 12 with the opportunity to American Samoa, Guam, International make real-world connections between math and Schools and Department of Defense Schools science to engineering by solving actual in Europe all meet and compete. engineering scenarios. Davis, Gilgenast win World New NHS Inductees Herald all state honors number 86 On March 21, 2010, 86 students Nick Davis and Thomas Gilgenast were initiated into the Henry. have been chosen as members of the Omaha Sullivan, S.J. Chapter of the World Herald Metro All Academic team. The National Honor Society. Seniors were Dylan judges considered the nominations of 1045 Carter, Nicholas Revers, J. D. Squire, Sebastian remarkable students whose credentials were West. Juniors were Joseph Arkfeld, Michael stellar: 10 perfect test scores (eight with a 36 Barstow, Alexander Bernhart, Christopher on ACT and two with 2400 on the SAT) and Bernhart, James Boeck, Daniel Bost, John Boulay, 95 National Merit Finalists. Beyond the Grant Bowen, Patrick Brookhouser, Paul academic achievements, the judges weighed Brosnihan, Art Cai, Matthew Carmody, John classroom performance, involvement in Danze, Paul Davey, Seth Davis, William DeRoos, co-curricular activities and academic Benjamin Dethlefs, Brandon Donahoe, Chase competitions. Dudzinski, Paul Floersch, Edward Flood, Nathan Greg Beaufait, John Burks, Dylan Foje, Patrick Glenn, Guillermo Godfrey, Jonathan Carter, Daniel Christensen, William Coover, Graf, Robert Griffith, Brandon Guthrie, Alexander Alex Galbraith, Aaron Gilman, Tim Gregg, Haddad, Jonathan Hall, Stephen Hansen, Ryan Kevin Hahn, Travis Hedlund, Nicholas Jesse, Hemsley, William Higgins, Matthew Hoover, Adam Kaftan, Charlie Krolikowski, Layton John Jacobi, Anton Jadlowski, Cole Johnson, Lamsam, Luke Maher, Frank Mezzacappa, Jacob Kaplan, Joseph Kelly, Scott Kenny, Ryan Chris Molini, Mitch Nohner, Andrew North, King, Kyle Kubat. Jon Olson, William Phelps, Adam Plofchan, Others include Zethan Lehrman, Jeffmin Parker Raburn, Andrew Raney, Gage Rensch, Lin, Joseph Lindsay, Grant Lubeck, Anthony Michael Rogers, Max Salerno, Philip Scherer, MacBride, Steven Mann, Alejandro Marichal, Nicklaus Schwaller, Evan Shockley, Scott Joseph Marinkovich, Quentin Marquez, Robert Slezak, Nickolas Steinauer, Stephen Sudyka, McCarthy, Edward McGonigal, Matthew McLeay, Colin Sullivan, Wyatt Troia, Sam Tvrdik, Michael Morrison, Robert Muelleman, Joseph Lucas Vetter, Thai-Son Vu, Christian Mulhall, Andrew Munger, Matthew Nelson, Warneke, and Sebastian West were chosen as Benjamin Novotny, Timothy O'Connor, Derek honorable mention team members. Petrich, Patrick Powell, Stephen Price, James Richardson, Thomas Schleisman, Paul Sobczyk, Teachers to travel this summer Kevin Steiner, Andrew Taylor, William Thedinger, Daniel Thibodeau, Corey Thiele, Adam Tippery, Jackson Toner, Joseph Weaver, Theology teacher, Mattie Germer will Dane Weinert, Thomas Wells, Patrick Wieczorek, be attending a seminar in July in Egypt. The Andre Wilt, Jacob Wingate, Eric Winkler, name of the seminar is "A Chat on the Nile." Matthew Wise and Nicholas Yeutter. The 33 day seminar is designed to help participants gain knowledge and tools to better Did you know.... teach about Egypt and the role Egypt plays in Kanne House was awarded the House Cup at the the Arab world. Champions Assembly on May 4. Fr. Bob Jim Krueger from the English Tillman, S.J. is the leader of the Kanne House and Department will be attending a seminar at he is assisted by faculty Dave Lawler, Jim Swarthmore College. He will be studying Krueger, Pam Maxwell, Ron Suprenant, Jonas Arabic culture through a Humanities Grant Luedtke, Katie Hermanek, Mike Shreves, and entitled, "The Arabic Novel in Translation." Lynn Groff. NSAA pegs six Prep athletes San Ignacio De Loyola Chapter as Academic All Staters adds 18 to rolls Nick Davis (basketball),
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