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Page 1 2016 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction Saturday January 30, 2016 Page 1 2016 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction 2015 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction Table of Contents Page Welcome from AMHS President, Matthew J. Schambari 2 Note from AMHS Principal, Steve Schmutz 3 Note from the DREAM Auction Chairs 4 Schedule of Events 5 General Auction Rules 6 Express Pay Check-in / Check-out 8 Meet the Auctioneer 9 Wine Pull 10 Heads or Tails Game 10 Lucky Squares Game 11 One and Done Game 11 Faculty Wish List 12 Silent 1 RED 13 Silent 2 BLACK 16 Silent 3 SILVER 19 Bid-O-Gram 22 Raise Your Paddle 27 Fund-A-Need 29 Dessert Dash 30 Live Auction Items 34 Cocktail Trays 47 Previous Auction Chairs 48 Auction Business Sponsors 49 Auction Volunteers 50 Auction Donors 52 Saturday January 30, 2016 Page 2 2016 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction 2015 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction Welcome from AMHS President Dear Friends and Families of Archbishop Murphy High School, Welcome to Archbishop Murphy High School’s Annual DREAM Auction. Why DREAM? Because we Dare to Reach for Excellence at Archbishop Murphy. We know that if we provide our students with the tools they need, they will go out and change the world. But to do that they need help, they need the finest teachers, the most robust co-curricular activities, and the highest quality campus. The funds from this event are designed to support the foundation for our students to reach their dreams. Your generosity tonight is deeply appreciated and will contribute greatly to our ability to help our students fulfill our mission. Our goal for this year’s auction is $300,000. Of that goal, we are aiming for a Fund-A- Need goal of $50,000. The Fund-A-Need tonight is to generate funds to “Protect Our Legacy” at AMHS. This means enhancing our campus while at the same time creating spaces and opportunities to celebrate the accomplishments of our current and past students. Thank you for your generosity this evening. I know we are going to have a special night filled with special moments and I know that with your help with can have a successful, beautiful DREAM. God bless you, your families, and our school. In Christ, Matthew Schambari Saturday January 30, 2016 Page 3 2016 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction 2015 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction Note from AMHS Principal One of my fondest memories from high school was the year I volunteered to work as a busboy at the Gonzaga Prep auction. I was amazed at the generosity of the parents and the celebration of our school community. Those of us on the football team were so proud of the fact our autographed football sold for five times the listed opening bid. As students we witnessed the love and support the families felt for our school. Now that I realize how much people sacrifice to send their children to Catholic schools, I fully understand the importance of events such as the AMHS DREAM Auction. I am proud to celebrate my 14th year in Catholic education and send my two children to Archbishop Murphy High School. Over the years my wife and I have attended and supported their school auctions at All Saints (Spokane), St. Alphonsus, and Holy Rosary as well as my school auctions at Gonzaga Prep and Archbishop Murphy. We have enjoyed interacting with colleagues and parents, and left knowing we helped to support Catholic education and programs to enhance the schoolhouse. While the evening is a fun filled celebration for the parents, what makes the auction such a meaningful event is the funding it helps provide for the education and faith formation of our students. Thank you for blessing us with your presence and your support of our school community. May God bless you and your families. Peace, Steve Schmutz Saturday January 30, 2016 Page 4 2016 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction 2015 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction Note from DREAM Auction Chairs It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 2016 Archbishop Murphy High School DREAM Auction and Dinner Event! This is our second year bringing this annual event home to our ever-growing AMHS, and we are honored you have chosen to join us. We hope that you enjoy the annual celebration of our successes. We truly enjoyed planning each and every detail of tonight’s event and working with our entire team to bring the DREAM Auction to you all. We are excited about the enhancements we were able to make with our second event at home. Also, we are very grateful to all the parents, AMHS teachers and staff, students and alumni who worked tirelessly and creatively to bring our annual DREAM Auction home. We appreciate all of those who contributed their time, ideas and talents to make this evening successful. Without you all, this evening would not be possible. You are an amazing group of people! Equally important, we ask you to recognize the business partners and individual donors who have so graciously and generously contributed to this year’s DREAM Event. We are extremely fortunate to have their support and ask that you support them in the future. As in previous years, we hope this evening gives you an opportunity to meet new people, enjoy the company of friends and join the effort to support AMHS. If you want to join the fun of planning and creating this event in the future, please let us know. It is definitely a fulfilling experience that grows and changes each year. We are thankful for the generosity of the entire AMHS community. Your support tonight will provide the financial resources needed to continue and develop the enrichment programs offered at AMHS. On behalf of the Auction Committee, thank you for your attendance and generous support of the DREAM, Daring to Reach Excellence at Archbishop Murphy. Gratefully, Deborah Hagge, Rae Ann Henderson and Michelle Smith Saturday January 30, 2016 Page 5 2016 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction 2015 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction Schedule of Events 5:00 PM Doors Open Heads or Tails, Lucky Squares, Wine Pull Begin Silent Auction and Dessert Viewing Begins No-Host Bars Open - Gymnasium and Grace Hall 6:10 PM Silent Section 1 RED Closes – Grace Hall 6:30 PM Silent Section 2 BLACK Closes – Grace Hall 7:00 PM Silent Section 3 SILVER Closes – Gymnasium 7:15 PM Welcome Matthew J. Schambari, AMHS President Blessing Deacon Dennis Kelly, Director of Campus Ministry Heads or Tails Game Ends 7:40 PM Live Auction Begins Drink Tray #1 presented after Live #5 Dessert Dash Bid Sheets collected after Live #8 Raise Your Paddle after Live #7 Drink Tray #2 presented after Live #11 Fund-A-Need and Dessert Dash after Live #15 Steve Schmutz, AMHS Principal Bid-O-Gram closes after Live #18 Check-out is open after Live #23 Lucky Squares after the Last Live Item #28 Saturday January 30, 2016 Page 6 2016 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction 2015 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction General Auction Rules All sales are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds on items except where specified. A written or oral bid constitutes a legal contract to buy. WARRANTIES: AMHS has attempted to catalog and describe all auction items correctly. Property is sold “as is” and AMHS neither warrants nor represents, and in no way shall be responsible for, the correctness of description, authenticity, genuine authorship, provenance or condition of the property. No statement contained in this catalog or made orally at the auction or elsewhere shall be deemed to be such a warranty, representation or assumption of liability. RESERVATIONS: All trips, services, dinners, etc., must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise specified. They must be used within one year of this auction unless otherwise specified. Please respect all restrictions set by the donors. Certificates, vouchers and corresponding materials should be read carefully. CHARITABLE DONATIONS: The amount of any contribution that is tax deductible is limited to the excess of any money over the value of the goods or services provided. The values given are estimations by the donor and do not necessarily reflect the fair market value of the item at the time of sale. Please consult your tax advisor for deductibility to you. SILENT AUCTION: To bid on Silent Auction items, legibly write your bidder number next to the preprinted bid amount of your choice. Bids must be made in the specified increments on the form. To “Guarantee Bid” an item, write your bidder number and sign on the line. Saturday January 30, 2016 Page 7 2016 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction 2015 AMHS DREAM Dinner and Auction General Auction Rules - Continued As closing time approaches, bidders must step back after making an entry to allow free access to other bidders. Bidders must abide by the decision of the auction officials. LIVE AUCTION: You may preview Live Auction items from 5:00pm to 7:30pm in the gymnasium. To bid on an item, hold up your assigned bidder number toward the auctioneer. The winning bidder will be asked to sign a verification slip. The Live Auction will continue until all items are sold. CHECK OUT: Check out is located in the Grace Hall Cafeteria. Auction items must be paid for in full the evening of the auction. For your convenience, we accept checks, VISA, Master Card, Discover or American Express. Items can only be removed by exhibiting a PAID receipt from the cashier. If you are unable to take your item with you the evening of the auction, contact AMHS at 425-385-3405 or email [email protected] to arrange a pick up time.
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