May 8, 2019
SENIOR CONRAD SMALL RECEIVES THE HERRINGTON SCHOLARSHIP Senior Conrad Small was presented the Harrington Scholarship through the Community Foundation of West Texas on Monday.
Stephen Warren, president of the The Community Foundation of West Texas presented Small with a $20,000 scholarship over a five-year period.
Conrad plans to pursue a degree in Electrical Engineering with an em- phasis in Biomedical Engineering at Southern Methodist University. LOWER SCHOOL ATHLETES ARE THE FIRST TO ENJOY THE NEW TRACK All Saints celebrated a new era of track and field on May 1st with the ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening of the new track. All Saints Board Trustees and athletic director Robert Brashear joined together to cut the ribbon as Headmaster Bruce Latta pronounced the track officially open. Coach Brashear said that the new track will provide a first class experience for our athletes and students in the P.E. program, as well as providing a top rate venue for track and field events hosted by the school. Many thanks to the generous donors who contributed to the new track! We thank you for your commitment to the students of All Saints! MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETES HONORED AT THE ANNUAL PATRIOT NIGHT CEREMONY The highlight of the evening is the announcement of the Kenneth H. Bastian, Jr. Patriot Pride Award. This award is received by one girl and one boy and it is the highest honor bestowed upon our middle school athletes. Congratulations to this year’s recipients eighth graders Chloe Conover and Daniel Vermillion. Well done. See page five to learn more.
SENIOR RET TAYLOR BREAKS TAPPS 2A STATE 3200M RECORD With a personal best time of 9.37, Taylor broke the TAPPS 2A State record in the 3200m run and brought home his ninth state medal.
PSIA RESULTS will be announced in chapel this Friday! Look for details in the next issue of Patriot Passages. All Saints Episcopal School 3222 103rd St. Lubbock, TX 79423 806.745.7701 fax 748.0454 allsaintsschool.org CALENDAR OF EVENTS May 6-17 See School Calendar for High School Advanced Placement Exams Detailed Schedule May 8 8:00am Parent Group Meeting in Art Building Annex May 10 8:30am Fourth Grade Mother’s Day Tea 10:30am Pre-Kindergarten Mother’s Day Tea 2:45pm Preschool Mother’s Day Tea 7:30pm Lubbock Concert Band May 11-15 TBD Eighth Grade Washington D.C. Trip May 11-16 TBD Fifth Grade Trip to Virginia May 12-17 TBD Sixth Grade Young A’s Trip May 13 2:00pm Seventh Grade End of Year Party - Jones Gym 9:30am Pre-First End of Year Party @ Miller Elementary Park May 14 5:00pm Board Meeting in Art Building Annex May 15 12:00pm Senior Luncheon 12:00pm ASES Booster Club Meeting, 2019-2020 Officer Elections May 17 12:30pm-2:30pm Second Grade End of School Party at Adventure Park 5:00pm High School Awards Banquet in Patriot Gym May 19 5:30pm-7:30pm ASES Graduation Ceremony in Patriot Gym 9:45pm-5:00am Project Graduation May 20 2:15pm-3:15pm Eighth Grade vs. Faculty Basketball Game May 21 8:00am-3:30pm Junior Leadership Training 1:00pm-3:00pm Third Grade End of School Party 1:30pm-4:00pm Athletic Physicals (available to all All Saints athletes) in Patriot Gym 2:30pm-3:30pm Fourth Grade End of School Party May 22-23 12:00pm School Dismissed at Noon 1:00pm Lower School Parent / Teacher Conferences May 22 8:00am Junior Field Trip to Palo Duro Canyon State Park 8:30am-9:00am Lower School Awards in Jones Gym 9:00am-12:30pm Spike Fest 6:00pm-9:00pm Eighth Grade Celebration @ Lubbock Country Club May 23 8:00am Junior Investiture Ceremony 8:30am Yearbook Dedication 9:30am-12:00pm Lower School Play Day 10:30am-12:00pm Pre-Kindergarten End of Year Party May 24 7:30am Daily Uniform 8:30am-9:30am Yearbook Signing 11:00am-12:00pm End of School Eucharist 12:00pm School Dismissed for Summer Vacation LOOKING AHEAD May 27-31 School Office Closed June 3 School Office Opens for Summer Hours 9:00am-3:00pm June 3-21 Broadway Advanced Camp June 3-6 Young Hoopers Brashear Camp, Third-Fifth Grades June 3-6 Middle School Basketball Camp, Sixth-Eighth Grades June 3-7 Art Camp 1, First-Fifth Grades June 6 College Admissions Seminar (for Seniors) June 10-14 Art Camp II, First-Fifth Grades Little Hoopers Brashear Basketball Camp I, First-Fifth Grades June 10-13 Little Hoopers Brashear Basketball Camp I, Kindergarten - Second Grades June 10-14 Art Drawing and Paint Lab - Third-Sixth Grades Brashear Basketball - Elementary Shooting Camp-Third-Fifth Grades 2
8:00 AM CHAPEL SERVERS May 9 (Thurs) May 10 (Fri) May 13 (Mon) May 14 (Tues) May 15 (Wed) Lesson Grady Geihsler Brynlee Dalley Cooper Locke Brown Mercer Reghan Rose Psalm Paden Keith Rohan Felton Owen Aycock Jameson Seal Jeye Johnson Acolytes Ella Smith Hale Brown Jasmin Becton Jasmin Becton Allie Bolton Paloma Smith Karter Casey Ellie Lane Ellie Lane Mia Breler Madison Thompson Kennedy Cecil Danylo Nesterenko Danylo Nesterenko Molly Cadra Michael Tyler Max Clark Braxton Piland Braxton Piland Fidel Castrejon Makenna Vaughn Abigail Coon Konrad Smith Konrad Smith Paisley Cranfill Emery Williams Cobi Fuller Elle Stockdale Elle Stockdale Emery Epps Sophee Gill Caroline Gooch Teagan Timberlake Teagan Timberlake Leah Gabel Dahlia Grisham Lucy Winter Lucy Winter Noemi Galvan
May 16 (Thurs) May 17 (Fri) May 20 (Mon) May 21 (Tues) May 22 (Wed) Lesson Emeri Tran Calvin Carpenter Audrey Smith TBD TBD Psalm Jayci Donaldson Caden Mead Harry Roberts TBD TBD Acolytes Berkley Gray Harrison Leavell Wyatt Pearl TBD TBD Grayson Haile Asher Longley Ethan Sorenson Cooper Halbrooks Isabella Martinez Baylor Spitzer Celia Hurt Mariana Martinez-Davila Margaret Tirey Gabby Jimenez Maggie McKay Mii’Li Valencia Sawyer Johnson Scarlett Mooty Crosby Watson Knox Karvas Luke Moss Roxie Zetzche S.J. Kirkpatrick Bentley Nunez Lilly Zuniga-Caney Please remember, if your student is scheduled to acolyte, he or she needs to be in Jones Gym no later than 7:45 a.m. on the morning in which he/she is scheduled to serve. After 7:45 a.m., we find replacements as needed, in order to provide time to practice.
CHAPEL NOTES All Saints held its fourth Baccalaureate ceremony last Thursday. Held in Jones Gym, the service honored the senior class of 2019. High school faculty processed in academic dress and seniors wore cap and gown. The ceremony provided an opportunity to pray with and for the soon-to- be graduates. It was a time of slowing down during the rush of gradu- ation activities to give thanks to God for the young people, their hard work, and their zeal for life. The Rev. Jim Haney, rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Lubbock provided an encouraging homily. Chaplain Paige McKay led the service. Following the service, Mrs. Gwen Belk, high school counselor, announced the choice of college for each senior. It was a memorable morning, thanks be to God!
SUMMER BIRTHDAYS - CHAPEL BIRTHDAY BLESSINGS We want to celebrate all of our students and their birthdays. If your birthday falls on a date that school is not in session, there will be a special day designated to celebrate these birthdays. Please be on the look out for an email from Chaplain Paige to let you know when to plan your chapel visit. This is always a great photo opportunity!
3 LOWER SCHOOL MUSICAL PERFORMANCE MADAGASCAR It’s not too late... Annual Fund gifts received by May 31 will be recognized in the upcoming Kindergarten Fiesta Annual Report!
PATRIOT SPOTLIGHT Junior Anthony Paone recently participated in the First World’s Robotic Champion- ship in Houston. It is the world’s largest celebration of STEM for students. FIRST Championship brings together tens of thousands of students from around the world who participate in K-12 robotics programs – along with the educators, industry professionals, sponsors, organizations, and colleges/universities who support them.
Anthony’s team, The Llano Estacado Robo Raiders consisted of several local high school students from Talkington, Lubbock High, Coronado, Cooper, Home School and Pre- mier. With over 400 teams from around the world competing, their team placed 20th.
Nice work, Anthony!
6TH ANNUAL SWING FOR THE FUTURE GOLF TOURNAMENT With 128 golfers participating, the 6th Annual Swing for the Future Golf Tourna- ment was another huge success! The Merrill Lynch Team consisting of Shawn Johnson, Chris Lane, Brandon Hamilton, Ross Rushing and J.J. Killeen walked away with a record setting score of 36 and the first place trophy (along with First Place Team bragging rights)! Well done, gentlemen! Not far behind with a score of 42 was our All Saints Faculty team made up of Paul Belk, David Chapman, Victor Munoz and Skyler Smith. The third place award went to Stace Jones, Tom Jones, Len Fuller and Brinnen Kent. Congratulations to all of our talented golfers!
PATRIOT PREMIER SPONSORS ABF Roofing & Foam Merrill Lynch MARQUEE SPONSORS Falcon Energy Happy State Bank R.E. Janes Gravel Company Second Place Team & MudCo Ready-Mix Concrete The Schlehuber Family HOLE COMPETITION SPONSORS Audi Lubbock Body by Indigenous Frank Brown-GMC Lee Lewis Construction, Inc. GOODY BAG SPONSOR Double T Smiles Third Place Team 4 6TH ANNUAL SWING FOR THE FUTURE GOLF TOURNAMENT CONT’D TABLE SPONSORS: BC Clothing, Lake Ridge Memorial Designers, Teinert Commercial Building Services HOLE SPONSORS: Audi Lubbock, Cardinal’s Sport Center, Clear-Vu Auto Glass, Farnsworth Family Orthodontics, First United Bank, Justin Pinkston, CPA, L&W Diesel, Live Oak Animal Hospital, Massengale Wealth Management, Wagner Supply IN-KIND SPONSORS: 4ore! Golf, Arbor Optics Co., Back 40 Grill, Jennifer Mitchell, M.D., Mountain Hideaway
On behalf of the All Saints Booster Club, thank you to all of the golfers that came out and spent the day with us! It was a fun day and we look forward to next year!
PATRIOT NIGHT Patriot Night is an evening set aside to honor our Middle School athletes. All of the athletes were recognized for their participation, and one individual from each sport is given the Patriot Award. The Patriot Award is a special honor recognizing the athlete’s character, hard work, leadership and dedication.
The following athletes received the Patriot Award:
Football: Daniel Vermillion (8) Track and Field: Chloe Conover (8) Volleyball: Lauren Bayouth (8) Track and Field: Lee Taylor (8) Cross Country: Emeri Tran (8) Tennis: Razanne Shoukfeh (8) Cross Country: Lee Taylor (8) Tennis: Bilal Kharrat (8) April 29, 2019 @ The Rawls Golf Course Basketball: Abigail Barritt (8) Golf: Emily Payne (8) and11:30am Emeri - Lunch Tran /(8) 1:30pm - Shot Gun Start Basketball: Nick Blevins (8) Golf: Luke D’Alise (7) Kenneth H. Bastian, Jr. Patriot Pride Award (described in detail on page one):
Chloe Conover (8) Daniel Vermillion (8)
Thank you to our parent volunteers that made Patriot Night possible. Way to go! The parents would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the coaching staff for always going the extra mile and loving our kids so well. It’s not about winning and losing, it’s about molding young women and men of character. Thank you, Coach Brashear and all of our hard working coaches for doing just that.
Mrs. Maines would like to say thank you to everyone that helped with the tumbling show! It was a great day. What a talented group of tumblers!
5 Ainsley W. In second.
COACHES CORNER High School Track The High School Track team finished up their season with ten athletes competing at the TAPPS 2A State Championships over the weekend. The following are the medal winners:
1600m: Ret Taylor (12) State Runner-Up 3200m: Ret Taylor (12) State Runner-Up with a TAPPS 2A State Record time of 9.37
100m Hurdles: Jilayne Headrick (9) 6th Place 300m Hurdles: Jilayne Headrick (9) 6th Place Long Jump: Jilayne Headrick (9) 5th Place
Girls 4 x100 Relay: Sara Phy (12), Katie Bayouth (12), Stephanie Hasslekus (11), Reese Rogers (9) 5th Place Girls 4x400 Relay: Sara Phy (12), Katie Bayouth (12), Jilayne Headrick (9), Reese Rogers (9) 5th Place Boys 4x400 Relay: Jackson Janes (11), Ross Rogers (10), Ash Bumstead (10), Ret Taylor (12) 4th Place
High Jump: Megan Mitchell 6th Place
Regional Track Ret Taylor - 1st Place 3200m & 1600m - Regional Champion Jackson Janes - 1st Place High Jump - Regional Champion
Middle School Golf Our Middle School Golf team had an exciting end to their season. On April 25, Both the Boys and Girls Middle School Golf Teams won the WTCAA District Champion- ships.
Girls Champions are: Emeri Tran, Olivia Needham, Katy Brigham, Regan Andrews, and Emily Payne.
Boys Champions are Luke D’Alise, Kaden Jimenez, Caden Mead, Jacque Hunter, and Rohan Felton.
Tennis Our Middle School Tennis team closed out their 2019 season on April 26 at the WTCAA District Championship. To follow are our medal winners:
Girls”A” Singles Razanne Shoukfeh - 1st - WTCAA District Champion Teema Sharif - 2nd Ella Bennett - 3rd
Girls “A” Doubles Kate White & Abby Harris - 2nd Boys "B" Singles Jack Robinson - Consolation Winner Girls”B” Singles Madison Roberts - 2nd Boys "B" Doubles Ethan Minn & Noah Herrera - Consolation Win- Boys “A” Singles Bilal Kharrat - 3rd Jameson Seal - 3rd
Boys “A” Doubles Grady Gheisler & Diego Cervera - 2nd Joseph Paone & Wilson Henderson - 3rd
6 MIDDLE SCHOOL CHOIR FESTIVAL Our Middle School Choir received an Oustanding rating at the Choir Festival last week. Well sung, Patriots!
The following individuals received Solo honors:
1st Division Rating: Abigail Barritt, Bryawna Barragan, Sebastian Cervera, Octavio Cervera, Emma Lane, Anna Lipe, Addyson Galley, Andreas Sizer, Adelaide Underwood, and Mason Woods
Outstanding Rating: Chloe Conover and Teema Sharif CLASS OF 2019 - COLLEGE DECISIONS Our seniors can now answer the question they’ve been asked all year ... Where are you going? The class of 2019 will be attending the following schools: Baylor University, Colorado College, University of Kansas, Louisiana State University, New York University, PACE University, Purdue University, Savannah College of Art and Design, Southern Methodist University, Texas Christian University, Texas Tech University, and The Ohio State University
2019-2020 STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations to the following students who have been elected to represent All Saints Student Council as officers for the 2019-2020 school year:
President - Austin Farnsworth Vice President - Sebastian Whitaker Secretary - Stephanie Hasselkus Treasurer - Ethan Moore Publicity - Jilayne Headrick Historian - Abby Schlehuber
2019-2020 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Congratulations to the following students who will represent All Saints NHS as officers for the 2019-2020 school year:
President - Ella Moran Vice President - Samuel Aycock Congratulations Secretary - Kate King Treasurer - Jackson Janes Artists of the Week! Parliamentarian - Hayley Latta Historian - Anthony Paone Week of April 29: SCHOOL TRIPS Welcome back to our ninth grade Charlie Howle (4) students who enjoyed a fun filled week of learning in Galveston! Week of May 6: Many of our middle school Emery Epps (K) students will be heading off this weekend for an opportunity to learn outside the classroom. This oppor- tunity is one of the many wonderful things about All Saints. Our fifth grade students will be headed to Virginia, our sixth grade will have their Young Astronauts Trip and our eighth grade class will be going to Washington D.C.
Safe Travels to all! 7 LIBRARY NEWS - FROM MS. GRETZLER All library materials will be due by May 17. Any materials not turned in by that date will be considered lost and billed by the business office. So please hunt down those elusive books… they like to hide! Thank you.
I’d like to say a big thank you to all the parents and grandparents that read to our PLC kids during their library times. They love seeing you! “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go,” said Dr. Seuss. Did you know that there is a measurable “summer slide” among children who do not read during the summer? We have some great resources in Lubbock.
-Barnes & Noble summer reading program. Sign up to qualify for free books! -Our Public Libraries have a summer reading program that can earn your child a prize bag, plus weekly fun events for children and teens. You can sign up and get a reading log at any branch. -For information on Texas Tech’s reading programs, call 800-964-8888. -Scholastic has a “Read-a-Palooza” challenge. Visit www. scholastic.com/summer/home for more details.
Does your child have a favorite author? Many authors have fun websites with games and activities, plus information about the author and upcoming books.
Happy Reading!
2019 Summer Developmental Camps www.brashearbasketball.com
Brashear Basketball Summer Developmental Camps are a fun, positive, high-energy experience that develops basic basketball fundamentals for both boys and girls. Our goal is that each child improves during the camp and leaves with a knowledge of not only basic basketball skills, but the desire and an understanding of how to continue to improve on their own.
The camps focus on the basic basketball fundamentals: footwork/agility, ball-handling, dribbling, passing/catching and shooting. Every day each young player will be introduced to new individual and group drills encompassing the five target areas. The drills will be progressively taught and reviewed each day, and the skills will be incorporated into a variety of games and competitions. The developmental camps will focus on positive improvement each day for each child in a fun, energetic and competitive environment.
All camps are taught and coordinated by Robert Brashear, a Lubbock native who played collegiately at the Air Force Academy and Texas Tech, he then coached nine years at Texas Tech. While coaching at Tech he was a part of three Southwest Conference Championships, tutored two conference players of the year, 13 All-Conference players (SWC & Big 12), 5 NBA players (one lottery pick) and numerous others who played professionally. Additionally four other players have gone on to currently coach in the NBA. Many other players and managers have gone on to coach at the high school, college and professional level. Robert served as the director for the Texas Tech Summer Basketball Camps for nine years. He is currently the Athletic Director and Boys Basketball Coach at All Saints High School in Lubbock. Brashear Basketball offers the premier skill development, shooting instruction and offensive efficiency training clinics and camps for girls and boys in the West Texas area.
The staff at Brashear Basketball is comprised of several current and former high school and college players and coaches that share a commitment to young people and understand the philosophy that the development of strong fundamental skills at an early age combined with a high-energy positive work ethic equates to future success.
2019 Summer Developmental Camps
Little Hoopers Camp 1 Grades K-2 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 10 - 13 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 Little Hoopers Camp 2 Grades K-2 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 8 – 11 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 Young Hoopers Camp 1 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 3 - 6 9:00 am - Noon $120.00 Young Hoopers Camp 2 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 15 - 18 9:00 am - Noon $120.00 Middle School Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 3 - 6 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 Elem. Shooting Camp Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 10 - 13 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 M S Shooting Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 8 – 11 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 Offensive Efficiency Grades 6-12 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 15 - 18 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00
Camps are open to boys and girls, and camp sizes will be limited to ensure quality.
Facilities: All Camps will be held in the All Saints High School School Gymnasium, 3222 – 103rd Street in Lubbock
All campers will receive a T-Shirt, Stuff Sack, Camp Water Bottle and Brashear Basketball Individual Practice Tracker
Check-in: Campers should arrive for check-in 15 minutes prior to the start of camp on the first day.
For additional information: Call 806-789-0907 or email: [email protected]
2019 Summer Developmental Camps
Camp Registration
Name ______Grade (Fall 2019) ______Birth Date: ___/___/______Address ______City/St. ______Zip:______Phone: ______Email: ______Emergency Contact: ______Phone: ______
Camp Attending
□ Little Hoopers Camp 1 Grades K-2 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 10 - 13 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 □ Little Hoopers Camp 2 Grades K-2 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 8 – 11 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 □ Young Hoopers Camp 1 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 3 - 6 9:00 am - Noon $120.00 □ Young Hoopers Camp 2 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 15 - 18 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 □ Middle School Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 3 - 6 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 □ Elem. Shooting Camp Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 10 - 13 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 □ M S Shooting Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 8 – 11 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 □ Offensive Efficiency Grades 6-12 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 15 - 18 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00
Youth T-Shirt Size: S M L Adult T-Shirt Size S M L XL XXL Parental Consent and Assumption of Risk Agreement
I, the undersigned parent/legal guardian of ______, authorize said child’s participation in Brashear Basketball. It is my understanding that participation in the activities that make up Brashear Basketball is not without some inherent risk of injury. As such, in consideration of my child’s participation in Brashear Basketball, I hereby release, waive, discharge and covenant not to sue Brashear Basketball or All Saints Episcopal School, their officers, servants, agents or employees from any and all liability, claims, demands or injury, including death, that may be sustained by my child, whether caused by negligence of the releases, or otherwise while participating in activity, or when in, on, or upon the premises where the activity is being conducted.
I also agree to follow all instructions and procedures in order to maintain a maximum level of safety. I also understand that a medical insurance policy carried by Brashear Basketball, if any, will provide only minimum coverage, and that I should make sure my child is covered in the event of a serious accident.
I also give my permission for any emergency medical care or treatment by a physician, surgeon, hospital or medical care facility that may be required and accept responsibility for the cost.
I also give permission for any picture of said child to be used for promotional purposes including, but not limited to printed material, web, video and any media coverage.
______Signature of Parent/Guardian Date
Return completed application and payment to: Brashear Basketball • 4102 – 68th Street • Lubbock, TX 79413
Deadline for registration is one week prior to the beginning of the specific camp.
For additional information: Call 806-789-0907 or email: [email protected]
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