May 18, 2016

HIGH SCHOOL BACCALAUREATE AND GRADUATION All Lost and Found items The fi rst ever High School Baccalaureate and Graduation Ceremonies are this Fri- will be on display the day, May 20! Both mark the culmination of four years of hard work from twelve last week of school in the trailblazing seniors, as well as the prayers and work by countless hands to bring courtyard. Any leftover All Saints items will be the high school to life! Baccalaureate will take place during chapel on Friday at given back to the book- 8:00am. Our guest homilist will be The Rev. David Madison, Executive Director store and all other items of the Southwest Association of Episcopal Schools. Graduation will be Friday at will be donated. 5:30pm in Kirby Commons. Our commencement speaker will be Marsha Sharp. Seating will be very limited at both events. It promises to be a day of celebration On May 24, the Sixth and excitement! grade class will be tak- ing their Biography Pre- THE 2015-2016 GRADUATES OF ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL sentations on the road to Jack Wyatt Brehmer Drew Jordan McCallister Wedgewood South Retire- ment community to share Mitchell Todd Davidson Michael David Sharp the residents there. Stu- Jamie Cheyenne Grace Garrett Alyssa Michelle Smith dents are encouraged to Matthew Gramm Harper Bryce Michael Smith wear their costumes. The Benjamin Noah Hays Benjamin Paul Tipton students are very excited Catherine Elizabeth Latour Keely Alexandra Umstot to share their research and projects! HIGH SCHOOL STATE TRACK RESULTS The All Saints High School Boys and Girls Track Teams earned third and fourth The Literary Magazine place fi nishes in the TAPPS 1A State Track Meet on May 6-7 in Waco. The teams is here! It represents the also walked away with three individual state championships and multiple state run- efforts of students and ners up. Turn to page fi ve for more information. staff from K through HS. The magazine is named VISIT FROM UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME LAW PROFESSOR Meraki. This Greek word On Thursday, May 5, All Saints Episcopal High is used to describe doing School hosted guest speaker Professor Gerard something with soul, cre- Bradley from the University of Notre Dame Law ativity, or love — when School in Indiana. Professor Bradley spoke on you put “something the history of the legal relationship between reli- of yourself” into what gion and government in the United States and the you’re doing, whatever it challenges facing religious freedom today. may be. Issues are avail- able for purchase for $5 Thank you to Dr. Steven Balch, Director of the in room 403. It is a love- Institute for the Study of Western Civilization at Texas Tech University for provid- ly keepsake of All Saints ing All Saints with this opportunity. talent!

Did you know? Wednesday, May 25 is the All Saints Family Eat Out Day at Teddy Jack! Hope to see you there! All Saints Episcopal School 3222 103rd St. Lubbock, TX 79423 806.745.7701 fax 748.0454 allsaintsschool.org CALENDAR OF EVENTS Wednesday, May 18 12:45pm Senior Luncheon Thursday, May 19 Fourth grade End of School Party Mandatory Graduation/Baccalauerate Practice, Jones Gym 6:00pm High School Recognition Ceremony Friday, May 20 8:00am High School Baccalaureate in Chapel, Jones Gym 9-11:00am Pre-Kindergarten field trip to the Arboretum First grade End of School Party 5:30pm High School Graduation, Kirby Commons 10:00pm-4:00am Senior All Night Party, Premier Sportsplex Monday, May 23 12:30-3:30pm Third grade End of School Party at Bodyworks P1 End of Year Party Tuesday, May 24 Sixth grade Field Trip MS Student-Faculty Basketball Game Wednesday, May 25 after chapel PS-MS Yearbook Dedication and Lower School Awards, Spikefest 10-11:30am High School Water Wars 12:00pm School Dismisses at Noon 1:00-4:00pm Parent Teacher Conferences K Field Trip to Raider X Family Dine Out at Teddy Jack’s Eighth Grade Celebration Thursday, May 26 Lower School Play Day 10:00-11:30am High School Field Trip, Altitude Trampoline Park 12:00pm School Dismisses at Noon 1:00-4:00pm Parent Teacher Conferences Friday, May 27 8:00-10:30am High School End of School Party, 11:00am End of Year Eucharist, Jones Gym 12:00pm School Dismisses at Noon for the YEAR May 30-June 4 School offices closed Monday, June 5 9:00am-3:00pm School offices open with summer hours June 6-10 9:00am-12:00pm Patriot Art Camp (See page 7 for more information) 1:00-5:00pm Patriot Theatre Camp (See page 7 for more information) June 28-30 9:00-11:00am Patriot Volleyball Camp for Grades 2-4 (see attached form) 12:30-3:30pm Patriot Volleyball Camp for Grades 5-6 (see attached form) August 1-5 8:30am-12:30pm Patriot Music Camp (See page 7 for more information) 12:00pm-3:00pm Patriot Sculpture Camp (See page 7 for more information) August 8-11 Patriette Cheer Camp at All Saints August 15 New Parent Orientation August 16 Back to School Night August 18 First Day of School for the 2016-2017 School Year! August 22 Back to School Swim Party at TTU Leisure Pool

Patriot Summer Camps with open registration (Information and registration forms available in the school office) • Brashear Basketball - various dates in June and July • Patriot Music Camp - August 1-5, 8:30am-12:30pm, for First through Fifth grade • Patriot Art Camp - June 6-10, 9:00-12:00pm, for First through Fifth grade • Patriot Theatre Camp - June 6-10, 1:00pm-5:00pm, for First through Fifth grade • Patriot Sculpture Camp - August 1-5, 12:00pm-3:00pm, for Fifth through Ninth grade • Patriot Volleyball Camps - various dates in June and July

Congrats to the Patriot Artist of the Week: 5/16/16 Jacob Rector (4) 2 CHAPEL PARTICIPANTS

May 19 (Thurs) May 20 (Fri) May 23 (Mon) May 24 (Tues) May 25 (Wed) Lesson Sawyer and Trael High Jackson Janes Georgie Gaines Will McKibben Robertson Joshua Janes Psalm Jackson Drake School Jacob Janes Jemma Gaines Garrett Matthews Acolytes Baccalaureate Joseph Janes Jess Gaines TBD

May 26 (Thurs) May 27 (Fri) Lesson Caroline and Chaplain HAPPY SUMMER! Sadie Blue Paige’s Psalm Walker Blue Chapel Acolytes TBD Team 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 As this year draws to a close, I wanted to take a few moments to thank all of the ‘behind the scenes’ angels who help make chapel happen each day. It is definitely the efforts of our community. Mr. Clint Bar- rick has been so kind in sharing his musical skill with us each morning. Mrs. Lindy Long has inspired us in her facilitation of our Wednesday services. Mr. Buck Maples and Mr. Fidel Castrejon handle chapel logistics each day with a giving heart. Dr. Sarah Herrington has been wonderful in coordinating our Friday Special Music, ans she and Mrs. Candice Cameron have been gracious to pinch hit with accompaniment when needed. Mrs. Becky Parker has been a good help in serving as our Kindergarten shepherd this spring. A big thank you to Mrs. Christina Barritt for serving as our altar guild this spring. Thank you also to Dr. Mike Bennett, the Rev. Pat Russell, Dr. Glenn Davis, Ms. Heather Hernandez, Mrs. Annie Cox, Mrs. Ali Johnson, Mrs. Karen Gretzler, Mrs. Christina Barritt, and the Rev. Nancy Igo for serving as either substitute leaders or Eucharistic Ministers. Thank you to the Reverends Pat Russell, Jim Haney, David Perdue, Jennifer Holder, Nancy Igo and the Rt. Reverend Scott Mayer for leading our worship on Eucharistic days. Finally, a most heartfelt thank you to my daily chapel team: Katherine Thomas, Campbell Howe, Ellis Fox, Abby Harris, Avery Thompson, and Lauren Brashear. The morning “Basketball Boys” have been won- derful in getting chairs out and flags back in their spots. In particular, I would like to mention Evan Dawson, Spencer Johnson, Sami Sharif, Kalvy Thompson, Kareem Khater, Andy Banister, Rodney Thomas, and Nick Blevins for their consistent and dedicated service. Peace to you all this summer. ~Chaplain Paige

PATRIOT PANTRY Happy Spring All Saints Patriots! A new school-wide initiative is being established this month, in hopes that it can go live next fall. Patriot Pantry is a meal giving program that will enable families the oppor- tunity to help out other Patriot families during illness, new babies, deaths, and times of need. Our hope and plan is that this will be a way to bring our “All Saints Families” closer together, while we send a little love to each other. I am sure most of you have received a meal or been part of a meal system at your work, church, or within another group. We would like to compile a list of families that would be willing to have their name on an email list. We will then send out an email when a family needs meals and you can sign up to take them food, drinks, desserts, if one is lead to do so. Families in need will most of the time be brought to Chaplain Paige’s attention, and she and I will work together to get a plan set up, or if you know of someone you can email the Patriot Pantry email address as well. This program has been on my heart to start for a few years now. Chris and I want to do something to give back to the families that were so caring and loving to us through a very hard couple of years, while the girls went through open heart surgeries. We love All Saints and are so proud to be Patriots. Please send an email to [email protected] if you would like to be a part of this email group. By signing up, you are in no way obligated to provide a meal, this will only notify you of an opportunity. Thanks for your consideration! ~Angie Lane 3 Don’t forget 2015-201620 Lunch Times PS: 12-12:30 in PLC to use the hashtag agg Pre-K: 11:25-11:50 #ASESPride K/P1: 11:30-12:00 de 1st & 2nd Grade: 11:45-12:15 ono all of your 2nd Grade: 11:45-12:15 3rd Grade: 12:50-1:15 Patriot 4th Grade:12:50-1:15 Posts! Middle School: 12:27-1:07 High School: 1:20-2:10

TECHNICALLY SPEAKING with Dr. Penny Carpenter Recently I had the opportunity to accompany the fourth grade class on a field trip to Buffalo Springs Lake. This is an activity they do every year to culminate a unit about the Lewis and Clark expedition. TThehe stu- dents experience their own expedition trekking the Llano Estacado AAudubonudubon Society’s Nature Trail which begins near the spillway. The students stopped oftenften to add sketches, obser- vations, and leaf rubbings into their journals. We also carried a few Global Positioning System receivers (GPSr) to assist us with navigation. While Lewis and Clark would seek out a cache for stored supplies, we navigated to a couple of geocaches for fun using the GPSr units. (A geocache is a hidden container left by the geocaching com- munity for others to find by navigating to a latitude/longitude coordinate using a GPSr unit). We also used the GPSr units to record our track data: location, elevation, speed and distance. Back at school the data was downloaded and displayed in Google Earth.

Students can graph and analyze the data. For example, students may compare their speed to the slope of the trail; we walked faster at the bottom where the trail had little change in elevation. Integrating GPSr technology into this social studies unit brought opportunities for experiential learning and application of real-world math and outdoor science skills.

In addition to the GPSr data collected we took photographs too. In my smartphone’s settings, I turned on Location Services so photographs would be geocoded, or digitally stamped with location information. Back at school a phone app, Snap-to-Map, and ArcGIS Online was used to create a StoryMap for the students. Please enjoy (larger screen recommended): http://arcg.is/1s7g5WG

LIBRARY NEWS Thank you so much to all the parents and grandparents who read to students in the library this year. We love having you! Thanks to: Ambir Mirza, Chris Tarantola, Janeth Stewart, Kathy Oaks, Lauren Pinkston, Haley & Dustin Brooks, Sandy Stewart, Alise Hutcheson, Brittany Vaughn, Angela Jimenez, Allyn Pi- land, Nathan & Paige Reid, Maribeth Williams, Andrea Tirey, Somer Jaynes, Celine Godard, Heather Hopkins, Matthew & Camie Wade, Christopher & Megan Halbrooks, Becca Moss, Meg Rushing, Teresa Reffreger, Dianne White, Kim Soulek, Shelli Wolfe, Darby & Barnard Barragan, Sharon Wells, Lauren Hill, Keelee Burkholder, Mary Kathryn Strong, Kathleen Burrell, Molly Akins, Priya Gill, Becky Kerby, Bretza Mooty, Marci Gutheil, Elizabeth Massengale, Jeni Nichols, Toni Hancock, Cindy Taylor, and Krista & Matt Bumstead. You brightened our days, and we appreciate you so much. We had a great time in the library this year, and I’m already looking forward to the next one. God’s blessings to each of you!

4 COACHES CORNER High School Track High School Track competed May 6-7 in the TAPPS 1A State Track Meet in Waco at Baylor University. The Boys placed THIRD in State as a team, and the Girls finished FOURTH in State!

Ret Taylor is your STATE CHAMPION in both the 3200m and 1600m runs! Brett Berger is your STATE CHAMPION in the high jump!

Congratulations also go to: • Riley Higgins (11) - 2nd in 100 m hurdles, 3rd in long jump, 3rd in the 300 hurdles • Lily McKay (10) - 2nd in the 800m and 4th in the 400m runs • Riley Higgins, Katie Bayouth (9), Tatum Harper (10) and Grace Hickle (9) - 3rd in 800m relay • Grace Hickle (9) - 4th in 200m runs • Katie Bayouth (9) - 6th in triple jump • Laela Tello (9) - 7th in 1600m and 8th in the 3200m runs AND • Ret Taylor (9) - 1st in both the 1600 and the 3200 m runs • Brett Berger (11) - 1st in high jump, 6th in 200m • Brett Berger (11), Luke Stuart (10), Ivan Glubovoskiy (10), and Ben Tipton (12) - 2nd in the 800m relay • Jacob Cates (11) - 9th in discus

THANK YOU PROJECT GRADUATION DONORS These wonderful families and businesses have contributed to make sure our graduating seniors have a fun, SAFE place to spend what has become the most dangerous night in the life of a child ... Graduation Night. Thank you for the opportunity to provide a drug/alcohol-free party for our kids Dr. Douglas Klepper Alderson Fine Motors Mr. & Mrs. Zane Mead Back 40 Grill Wayne & Connie Plunkett D&D Construction Ramar Communications/Fox34 Lonnie & Sherry Davidson Robinson-Hamblen Dentistry Delta Signs Great Plains Distributors

If you would like to contribute to Project Graduation - IT IS NOT TOO LATE! We will take donations and contributions up until Friday. Please contact Dawndi Higgins in the main office for more information.

SUMMER READING We want our Patriots to spend some time reading during the summer, and the Language Arts faculty have developed the following list of required summer reading. Please note that the assignments are listed for the incoming grades. • PLC students will receive reading suggestions at end of year conferences • Incoming Second grade students - Magic Treehouse Day of the Dragon King • Incoming Third grader students - Chocolate Touch and Little House in the Big Woods • Incoming Fourth grade students - Because of Winn Dixie • Incoming Fifth grade students - A Long Way from Chicago, by Richard Peck, with a study guide and vocabulary. Copies of books and study guides will be handed out the last Monday of May. • Incoming Sixth grade students - Holes by Louis Sachar, with a study guide and vocabulary. Copies of books and study guides will be handed out the last Monday of May. • Incoming Seventh grade students - The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle, complete a packet, study vocabulary, and write a short essay. • Incoming 8th grader students - will read The Island of Dr. Moreau, complete a packet, study vocabu- lary, and write an essay. 5 PSIA STATE MEET RESULTS The Private Schools Interscholastic Association is a Texas statewide organization that sponsors academic and fine arts competition in 18 events for students in grades 1-8. On April 30, 2016 the state PSIA meet was held at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. All Saints put forth a team of 30 students who competed in 47 events. As a result of our strong effort, the All Saints Elementary Division (grades 1-5) placed 9th in the State.

Second Grade Reya Felton won the 3rd place medal in Spelling.

Third Grade Jess Gaines participated in spelling, and Ethan Min participated in Mathematics.

Fourth Grade The following Fourth grade students competed: Allyssa Bess Burks - Poetry Interpretation; Rohan Felton - Math- ematics - 4th place, Number Sense - 5th place, and Spelling - 5th place; Kennedy Franklin - Mathematics and Num- ber Sense; and Olivia Needham - Poetry Interpretation – State Runner Up.

Fifth Grade The following Fifth grade students competed: Chloe Conover - Ready Writing; Tanusha Nath - Mathematics and Number Sense; Scott Sanford - Dictionary Skills and Ready Writing; and Rodney Thomas - Maps, Graphs, & Charts.

Sixth Grade The following Sixth grade students competed: Layla Alalawi - On-Site Drawing; Kevin Beasley - Mathematics and Number Sense; Alex Mercer - Poetry Interpretation; Katherine Thomas - Mathematics and Maps, Graphs, & Charts; and Ashby Whitaker - Ready Writing.

Seventh Grade The following Seventh grade students competed: Alex Bilodeau - Number Sense; Laura Carothers - On-Site Draw- ing; Elizabeth Eppright - Listening Skills; George Lipe - On-Site Drawing – 2nd place; Yash Mittal - Mathematics, Science, Maps, Graphs, & Charts, Number Sense; Graham St. Clair - Prose Interpretation; and Sebastian Whitaker - Science.

Eighth Grade The following Eighth grade students competed: Brooke Barrett - Ready Writing and Listening Skills; Anna Can- non - Impromptu Speaking; Jemma Gaines - Ready Writing; Fawwaz Malki - Calculator Applications, Impromptu Speaking, and Poetry Interpretation; Will McKibben - Science – 6th place; Tanuja Nath - Spelling, Mathematics – 3rd place, and Number Sense – 2nd place; Dominic Paone - Calculator Applications, Dictionary Skills, and Listening Skills.

Thank you to the PSIA coaches who worked with our students throughout the year: Kendra McCartney, Ann Thomp- son, Cindy Morris, Karen Gretzler, Billy Don Hampton, Becky Addington, Lindy Long, Tiffany Smith, Melinda Gunn, Frank Rendon, Janet Martin, Michelle Guerra, Paula Chanda, Irie Price, Nancy Cooper, Dennis Chance, Cathy Smith, Heather Hernandez, and Rhonda Church.

A very special thank you to the following people who judged, graded, monitored hallways, and directed contests in Fort Worth: Wendy Needham, Diana St. Clair, Mike Bennett, Bob Bilodeau, Shaili Felton, Morgan Burks, Rod Thomas, Jenni Gaines, Robert Gaines, Dana Whitaker, Jay Conover, Lindy Long, Dee Paone, Kelly Beasley, Missy Franklin, Rion Sanford, Stephanie Thomas, and Beckey Lipe.

Finally, a BIG thank you to Dr. Glenn Davis for spearheading the PSIA experience at All Saints. We celebrate an- other successful year of PSIA competition. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE DUKE TIPS PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS Each year Seventh grade students who have scored at or above the 95th percentile on select sub-tests of the ERB test during their Sixth grade year are invited to participate in the Duke University Talent Identification Program (TIP). These students, who have demonstrated a high level of achievement, are given the opportu- nity during December and January of their Seventh grade year to participate in either the SAT or the ACT exams, the scores of which are then used to assess their potential for higher levels of learning. This year Ash Bumstead, Belle Burks, Elizabeth Eppright, Kareem Khater, George Lipe, Noura Malki, Andrew McClure, Yash Mittal, Vincent Paone, Sawyer Robertson, Charlie Robinson, Sami Sharif, Graham St. Clair, Joelle Staggs, and Sebastian Whitaker participated in this Duke TIP program.

The following students scored at or above the national average of recent high school graduates on at least one part of the SAT or ACT and they will be recognized for their high scores in a state-level ceremony later this summer: Ash Bumstead, Elizabeth Eppright, Kareem Khater, George Lipe, Noura Malki, Andrew McClure, Yash Mittal, Graham St. Clair, and Sebastian Whitaker.

In addition, Yash Mittal will be recognized at the Grand level for his scores and has been invited to par- ticipate in the Duke Summer Program in North Carolina. Yash scored at or better than 90 percent of recent high school graduates on at least one part of the ACT. Only 3 percent of the TIP participants qualify for Grand level recognition.

Congratulations to all!

SECOND GRADE THANK YOU The Second grade faculty would like to thank their students parents for sharing cupcakes, treats, their time and support, and most impor- tantly, their children this school year. Thank you!

KINDERGARTEN THANK YOU Taco ‘Bout a Great Day! Kinder- garten would like to thank room parent Marci Gutheil and the other parents for facilitating the Cinco de Mayo fiesta and lunch. Every- one had a wonderful time singing, dancing and eating at Rosa’s. All Saints Accomplishments 2015-2016 While it is nearly impossible to compile a complete list of accomplishments for Patriot Nation 2015-2016, here is a sampling of the remarkable year our students have enjoyed.

Lower School South Plains Fair Art Competition: Elizabeth Johnson -- First place; Audrey Oaks -- Sec- ond Place; Lauren Evans -- Third Place; Chase Rushing -- Honorable mention.

Lower and Middle School PSIA State Competition -- Please see page six for results.

Middle School Academics • Tanuja Nath -- First Place - Texas Tech MathCounts Competition • Tanuja Nath -- June 2016 National Spelling Bee participant • Ellyn Brashear -- 2016 Junior Ambassador to Japan • South Plains Regional Science & Engineering Fair • First Place Medals: Keenan Khater, John David Latour, Elizabeth Farthing, Grant Cannon, GraceAnn Streit, Abigail Barritt, Nick Blevins, Abby Harris, Campbell Howe, Daniel Vermillion, Calvin Car- penter, Emme Hocker (Third Place Overall Trophy), Eli Simek (Engineering Award) • Second Place Ribbons: Layla Alalawi (Special HPWD Award), Katherine Thomas, Kalvy Thomp- son, Colby Matzner, Scott Sanford, Allyssa Bess Burks, JJ Keyton (SPRSEF Award of Excellence), Reghan Rose • Please see page eight for Duke TIPS recipients

Middle School Fine Arts • Laken Koepp -- All-Region Choir • Sami Sharif -- acceptance Interlochen Arts Academy

Middle School Athletics • Cross Country: Boys WTCAA Champions • CC Individual Results: • Boys: Jackson Janes, Gage Clary, Ross Rogers, Dominic Paone & Jack Osborne in top 10. • Girls: Ellyn Brashear, Elise Headrick and Noura Malki all placed in the top 20 • Football: Undefeated season, winning WTCAA Championship • Volleyball: finished 5th in WTCAA tournament • Basketball: Boys WTCAA District Champions • Track: Boys Team WTCAA District Champions, Girls Team Fifth Place in District • Individual Track District Champions: Charlie Robinson, Jackson Janes, Ross Rogers, Jack Os- borne, Gage Clary • Tennis: Fawwaz Malki -- Boys “A” Singles District Champion, Sami Sharif - District Runner Up, • Kate King/Ella Moran - Girls “A” Doubles District Runners Up, Vincent Paone/Yash Mittal - Boys “A” Doubles Runners Up

High School Fine Arts Choir: TAPPS 1A All Region Mixed Choir: Keely Umstot, Anna Arnett and Kenyan Mortensen San Antonio Choral Competition: All Superiors trophy, Outstanding in Class Trophy

One Act Play: TAPPS 1A State Champions Individual OAP Honors: Raymond Rider -- District Best Actor; Matt Harper -- District Outstanding Crew Member; Keely Umstot, Susannah Bumstead, and Brooke Stevenson -- All Star Cast; John-Gam- ble Streit and Alyssa Smith -- All Star Cast Honorable Mention

Band Georgie Gaines -- All-Region Band, State Second Alternate High School Academics High School Yearbook: National First Place Award, American Scholastic Press Association

Advanced Placement Scholars: Jack Brehmer, Catherine Latour, Ben Tipton

Corporation for National and Community Service President’s Volunteer Service Award: Catherine Latour

High School Debate Competitions, UIL Academic Meets, Mock Trial Competitions: too numerous to list

TFA State Forsensic Tournament: Georgie Gaines -- Original Oratory Quarterfinalist; Natalie Chaudhuri -- Foreign Extemp state qualification.

TAPPS State Academic Competition TAPPS 1A Third Place Team Finish TAPPS 1A State Champion Yearbook: co-editors - DJ McCallister and Mitchell Davidson; assistant editor - Brice Nix; Staff members -- Kate Borthwick, Jacob Cates, Sajan Dihenia, Joshua Duemer, Sarah Going, Abby Macha, Lily McKay, Ally Muzyka, Sarah Beth Schmid, Alexandra Shropshire, and Laura Thompson

State Academic Individual honors: Georgie Gaines -- TAPPS 1A Literary Criticism State Champion, Origi- nal Oratory State Champion, Persuasive Speaking Fifth Place; Natalie Chaudhuri -- Literary Criticism Third Place, Original Oratory Seventh Place, Social Studies Eighth Place, Current Events and Issues Fifth Place, Persuasive Speaking Fourth Place, Spelling Fourth Place; Colten Cannon -- Mathematics Fourth Place; Luke Stuart -- Mathematics Seventh Place; Sarah Going -- Number Sense Seventh Place; Hannah Hays and Caroline Wilkerson -- Duet Acting State Runners Up; Catherine Latour -- Textile Arts Fifth Place; Will Wilkinson -- Textile Arts Sixth Place; Abi Jordan -- Drawing Color Sixth Place, Photography Color Seventh Place; Drawing Black and White Honorable Mention; Jakob Matthies -- Science Second Place.

High School Athletics Cross Country: Men and Women Repeat as TAPPS 1A State Champions Individual State honors: Ret Taylor -- State Champion and All State Team; Ben Tipton -- 10th Place fin- ish, All State Team, Academic All State Team; Lily McKay -- Sixth Place, All State Team; Laela Tello -- Seventh Place, All State Team; Riley Higgins -- Tenth Place, All State Team; Kennedy Eaker -- Eleventh Place; Catherine Latour -- Thirteen Place; TAPPS 1A State Academic Team Seniors: Ben Tipton and Catherine Latour

Volleyball TAPPS 1A State Runner Up, Area Champion, Regional Champion, District Champion, Lubbock Avalanche Journal Lonestar Varsity Area Team Ranking #9 Individual honors: • TAPPS 1A District First Team: Brook Bowman, Riley Higgins, Tatum Harper, Katie Bayouth, Abby Macha, Lily McKay, Kennedy Eaker and Presley Eaker • TAPPS 1A All District Second Team: Sara Phy • TAPPS 1A All State First Team: Brook Bowman, Riley Higgins, Tatum Harper • TAPPS All State Honorable Mention: Abby Macha, Katie Bayouth • TAPPS All State Tournament Team: Brook Bowman, Tatum Harper, Riley Higgins and Abby Macha • TAPPS Academic All State Juniors and Seniors: Brook Bowman, Riley Higgins, Kennedy Eaker, Pre- sley Eaker Mens Basketball TAPPS 1A State Semi-Finalists, Area Champions, Regional Champions, District Champions, Regional Champions, Third Place in Caprock Tournament Individual Honors: • Luke Stuart -- Caprock Tournament All Tournament Team, Lonestar Varsity Top Performer, TAPPS 1A All District First Team, TAPPS 1A First Team All State; Brett Berger -- TAPPS 1A All District First Team, TAPPS 1A First Team All State; Jacob Cates -- TAPPS 1A All District First Team, TAPPS 1A All State Honorable Mention; Ben Tipton -- TAPPS 1A All District First Team; Michael Sharp -- TAPPS 1A All District First Team; Matthew Harper -- TAPPS 1A All District First Team; Ivan Glubokovskiy -- TAPPS 1A All District Second Team; Joseph Bayouth -- TAPPS 1A All District Second Team. • TAPPS Academic All State Juniors and Seniors: Ben Tipton, Michael Sharp, Matthew Harper, Jacob Cates, Brett Berger

Womens Basketball Individual Honors: • Riley Higgins -- TAPPS 1A All District First Team, Tatum Harper -- TAPPS 1A All District First Team, TAPPS 1A All State Second Team; Lily McKay -- TAPPS 1A All District First Team; Presley Eaker -- TAPPS 1A All District First Team; Katie Bayouth -- TAPPS 1A All District Second Team; Abby Macha -- TAPPS 1A All District Second Team. • TAPPS Academic All State Juniors: Riley Higgins, Presley Eaker

Womens Tennis TAPPS 1A State Champions, Bi-District Champions, District Champions Individual Honors: Lena Tello -- TAPPS 1A State Singles Runner Up, TAPPS 1A All State First Team, TAPPS Academic All State; Kate Borthwick and Julia Wichmann -- TAPPS 1A State Doubles Runners Up.

Mens and Womens Track -- Please see TAPPS 1A State Meet results on page 5. TAPPS Academic All State First Team Junior: Brett Berger; TAPPS Academic All State Second Team Ju- niors and Seniors: Ben Tipton, Riley Higgins

Again, these listings are just a sampling of the amazing accomplishments of our Patriots. With multiple recognition ceremonies this week, numerous items have not yet been announced!

A final note regarding our first ever senior class: The twelve seniors of the Class of 2016 have been accepted as of May 17 into over 26 universities. These universities include: Washington & Lee, William and Mary, Texas A&M, University of Texas, University of Oklahoma, Villanova, SMU, St. Andrews – Scotland, North Carolina State, Missouri Southern State, Colo- rado State, Colorado School of Mines, Baylor, Boston College, Texas Tech, LCU, Purdue, Wayland Baptist, Abilene Christian, West Texas A&M, Georgetown, Tufts, University of Virginia, Vanderbilt, Southwestern University, and Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.

Projected scholarships thus far total approximately $1,068,000. Additionally, one member of the junior class (Class of 2017) has been extended an offer to skip his senior year and enroll at Stanford University. Congratulations to these Patriots!

2016 Summer Developmental Camps

Camp Registration

Name ______Grade (Fall 2016) ______Birth Date: ___/___/______Address ______City/St. ______Zip:______Phone: ______Email: ______Emergency Contact: ______Phone: ______

Camp Attending

□ Little Hoopers Camp 1 Grades K-2 (Fall 2016) M – Th June 20 - 23 9:00 am – Noon $110.00 □ Little Hoopers Camp 2 Grades K-2 (Fall 2016) M – Th July 11 - 14 9:00 am – Noon $110.00 □ Young Hoopers Camp 1 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2016) M – Th June 6 - 9 9:00 am - Noon $110.00 □ Young Hoopers Camp 2 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2016) M – Th July 18 - 21 9:00 am – Noon $110.00 □ Middle School Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2016) M – Th June 6 - 9 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $135.00 □ Elem. Shooting Camp Grades 3-5 (Fall 2016) M – Th June 20 - 23 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $135.00 □ M S Shooting Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2016) M – Th July 11 - 14 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $135.00 □ Offensive Efficiency Grades 6-12 (Fall 2016) M – Th July 18 - 21 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $135.00 □ Post Camp Grades 6-12 (Fall 2016) M – Tu June 13 - 14 9:00 am - Noon $70.00

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] non- )______2016-2017 MIDDLE SCHOOL check made out to Becky Addington or Angela Robertson. refundable Camper’s name ______Grade ( Please fill out this registration form and return it along with your Address______City______State______Zip_____ Who to contact in an ______Phone______Emergency Please circle your tee shirt size: Youth small – medium large Adult Adult medium – large Xlarge I certify that ______has my permission to of participate in the All Saints volleyball camp. I authorize directors the camp to act for me according their best judgment in any emergency requiring medical attention. I hereby waive and release the staff of liability for injury. I know no mental or physical limitations child’s ability to participate which might affect my safely in this volleyball camp. Parent/Guardian ______Date______We recommend all students wanting to All Saints 2016 Volleyball Camp May 23, 2016. MIDDLE SCHOOL Please bring tennis shoes, comfortable shorts, kneepads, and Please bring tennis shoes, comfortable June 28-30,12:30-3:30pm in Patriot Gym. Registration fee is $80.00 To have fun, improve on fundamental skills, develop team concepts : July 26-28, 9:00-12:00 in Jones Gym. Registration fee is $85.00 : July 26-28, 9:00-12:00 in Jones Gym. : June 28-30, 9:00-11:00am in Patriot Gym. Registration fee is $75.00. Registration fee in Patriot Gym. : June 28-30, 9:00-11:00am participate with next year’s school team attend this camp. attend this camp. participate with next year’s school team Camp Schedule and Fees Grades 5-6: Grades 7-8 Objectives: water bottles. Registration Deadline is and stress sportsmanship. and stress sportsmanship. What to Bring: Please make checks out to Becky Addington. Please make checks out to Becky Grades 2-4 7