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Class of 2016 Sets Record in Merit Scholarships A MAGAZINE FOR ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS • SPRING/SUMMER 2016 Pirates’ Treasure Class of 2016 Sets Record in Merit Scholarships Earned page 6 IN THIS ISSUE ON CAMPUS 3 CLASS NOTES 11, 13 CLASS OF 2016 6 ALUMNI BASKETBALL TOURNEY 12 A LOOK BACK @ 2015-2016 8 ANNUAL GALA 14 SPORTS 10 1885 SOCIETY 16 INTERIM PRESIDENT From the Board & President Patrick Carter Dear St. Mary’s High School Family, PRINCIPAL Jim Felice As we finish up another outstanding school year, we are grateful and proud of the many accomplishments of our students. St. Mary’s has prepared them well and formed them EDITOR Amy G. Partain in our Catholic faith to be the salt of the earth. Please keep all of our graduates in your prayers as they start this next exciting stage in their lives! I am happy to announce that the Board of Directors has appointed Patrick Carter as our full-time Interim President for the 2016-2017 school year effective immediately and completing on June 30, 2017. Over the last few months, during which Mr. Carter served as our Operations Director, he has proven his dedication and passion for St. Mary’s High School and established rapport and credibility with the faculty and staff. He brings a strong business background from his years of experience as CEO/CFO of a local company. In addition to his service to our country in the United States Marine Corps, he has served in many non-profit organizations over the last 10 years. His main focus SMHS BOARD OF DIRECTORS during this interim year will be to prepare SMHS for a permanent president starting CHAIR in the 2017/2018 school year. He will work closely with our Tom Resman Development, Admissions, and Business Departments to ensure VICE CHAIR the future success of SMHS. The Board of Directors will begin a Steve Bodnar comprehensive search for a permanent President starting in the SECRETARY fall 2016. Bill Hogan Please welcome Patrick Carter aboard! TREASURER Karen Tapparo Tom Resman Chairman, St. Mary’s High School Board of Directors AT LARGE MEMBERS Marian Bukowski What an exciting time to be a Pirate! With so many accomplishments and new, Paul Hartman Joe Hickert uplifting events daily, it would be difficult not to have a bright outlook on the Jack Holt future of this great institution! Fr. Kyle Ingels Cathy Kurata For 130 years, St. Mary’s has been a proud beacon for Catholic education in Leah (Wilkes) Ramzy ‘93 Patrice Tafolla Colorado Springs. I am honored and humbled to have been selected to be a small Marnie Terry part of this great community as we begin laying the foundation for St. Mary’s to Tom Wahl burn even brighter in the next 130 years. ON THE COVER: St. Mary’s class of 2016 set a record Under the leadership of Jim Felice, our faculty and staff continue to provide for merit scholarships earned. The small class of 57 graduates earned $12.4 million in scholarships. innovative, creative ways to meet the needs of our student body as exhibited by (Photo: Diane Torrence) the unmatched achievements of the class of 2016. I couldn’t be prouder of our The Pirates’ Treasure Magazine is published twice students, and I know that the future holds great things for St. Mary’s. a year. Letters, comments, and article submissions are always welcome. The SMHS Development Please, if you have not had the opportunity of late to experience for yourself Office may be contacted by mail at 2501 East Y the wonderful happenings at St. Mary’s, come by and join us for an hour or two. ampa St., Colorado Springs, CO 80909, by phone at 719-635-7540 ext. 38, or by email at Whether you are an alumnus, the family of an alumnus, or a friend to St. Mary’s, I [email protected]. invite you to stop in and meet those who will shape our future both at St. Mary’s Alumni notes and class notes may be emailed to and in our Catholic community. Many of you have not visited Amy Partain at [email protected]. our current campus or The Grace Center, and I know if you Follow St. Mary’s High School on Facebook at www. join us for any amount of time, you will be impressed with facebook.com/pages/St-Marys-High-School- how our students honor all that Christ has afforded. Colorado-Springs-Colorado/58877258635 or search Facebook for “St. Mary’s High School, Colo- I look forward with great anticipation to another rado Springs, Colorado.” You can also follow St. Mary’s on Twitter and monumental school year at St. Mary’s and hope that you will Instagram @SMHSColorado. be a part of it! Go Pirates! Patrick Carter Interim President On Campus Sister Cities International. Young Champion Ambassadors are charged with promoting Colorado Springs in general and its Olympic connection in particular. In October 2014, Baldwin entered Colorado Springs’ first Young Champion Ambassador essay contest, writing on what he would tell the world about Colorado Springs. “That was the most productive homework assignment I’ve ever done,” Baldwin said of the essay he wrote. Torrence Receives State Band Honors Abby Torrence ’17 was selected for the Colorado All-State Band Spending time with residents at the Sunny Vista Living Center was one of the first service opportunities offered through the Mercy Alive program. by The University of Denver Lamont School of Music. She has also been selected for the Top of the Nation Honor Band and is Mercy Alive Provides New Community currently first chair flute and piccolo for the Pikes Peak Winds Service Opportunities for Students Ensemble with the Colorado Springs Youth Symphony. Students now have more opportunities to fulfill their community service requirements, thanks to the school’s new Mercy Alive program. Motivated by the Jubilee Year of Mercy, which began during the Feast of the Immaculate Conception in December 2015, St. Mary’s started the Mercy Alive program to provide students with opportunities to reach out to the poor and abandoned in society. The program focuses on community, prayer, and reflection. Students who wish to participate must complete a brief application stating why they desire to serve, then upon completion of their service they are required to write a brief reflection on their experience. In developing Mercy Alive, Robyn Cross, director of student life, and Sister Bernadette Mota, who is helping with the program, hoped to provide some unique photo: Diane Torrence service experiences that would help deepen the faith of the Christina Haile ‘17 talks with a Divine Redeemer student about her science fair students and expand their worlds. project. Baldwin Travels AP Students Judge Elementary Science Fair to Greece in City In April, students in Suzanne Tibbits’ AP Chemistry class took Delegation their turn judging the Divine Redeemer Science Fair and Nicholas Baldwin ‘16 Invention Convention. Several years ago, Divine Redeemer asked traveled to Ancient St. Mary’s students to help judge the fair, as a way to provide role Olympia, Greece, in models for the younger students and build bridges between the April with a Colorado two schools. Springs delegation that Wahl To Participate in Notre Dame Seminar included Mayor John Anna Wahl ’17 was one of 100 students accepted to the Notre Suthers ‘70 and two Dame Leadership Seminars program for rising seniors. She’ll other area students attend the Science, Ethics, and Responsibility seminar this as part of the Young summer. Notre Dame Leadership Seminars explore topics Champion Ambassador affecting the global community and are centered on vibrant Program, which is run photo: Christine Baldwin Nicholas Baldwin ‘16 with Colorado Springs discussion and a robust exchange of ideas. by Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers ‘70 in Greece Continued on page 4 3 On Campus qualified as a national tournament alternate. This marks the 12th consecutive year that St. Mary’s has been represented at the national tournament. Only the top 3 percent of speech and debate competitors nationwide qualify. “The team’s success is rooted in their ability to work together to sharpen their performances,” said Coach Jeff Borst. “It is also the result of a strong educational background that they have received from their coursework at St. Mary’s.” photo: Amy LaCost Team Marshall Islands stand by the Oceania National Olympic Committee flag in Fiji. Team Marshall Island are, from left to right: Giordan Harris, Colleen Furgeson, Ruthie Long, and Anne-Marie Hepler. Senior Represents Marshall Islands in Swim Ruthie Long ‘17 was invited to Swim in the 2016 Oceania Swimming Championships in Suva, Fiji, held June 19-25. She was part of Team Marshall Islands competing for the opportunity This year’s forensics team continued the winning ways that have become a to swim in the 2016 Summer Olympics. Swimming under the tradition at St. Mary’s. For the second year in a row, six students qualified for the national tournament. Marshall Islands Swim Federation, Ruthie joined the team and trained with her previous swim coach, Amy LaCost. Her team was joined by other nations and island countries including Fiji, Samoa, Two Advance in Chemistry Olympiad Palau, Tonga, Guam, Cook Islands, Mariana Islands, Australia, New Leah Hickert ’17 and Joe Trechter ’17 advanced to the national Zealand, Hawaii, Papua New Guinea, New Caledonia and FSM. level of the Chemistry Olympiad this spring. Only the students This competition was the last qualifying event before the Summer with the top 14 scores in the state on the local level of the exam Olympics held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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