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The Crown Prints Aquinas Catholic 3420 MN Rd David City, NE 68632 The Crown Prints (402) 367-3175 February 13, 2020 Volume 59; Issue 4 ‘Anchored’ during Catholic Schools Week By Jayci Roh Concerts, speakers and activities, Oh my! school bulletin thanking the thirteen par- talk to the students in each of their reli- Aquinas Catholic High and Middle School ishes for their support. gion classes on Tuesday, as well. students participated in Catholic Schools Monday was “Student Appreciation Wednesday was “Celebrating the United Week recently. Guests and activities sur- Day,” and students kicked off the week States” Students could wear red, white and prised students, making this week fun for with a concert performed by Midland blue. Students competed in a trivia contest all. College musicians, including 2018 Aqui- by finding stars placed around the school The Aquinas Student Council organized nas alumnus Will Yindrick. Students had a and answering questions to win a prize. Catholic Schools Week. Student council jean day, movie, games and an open gym. On Thursday students were “Celebrat- president senior Braden Smith deals with Sophomore Shae Junck looked forward to ing Vocations.” Students signed a thank many different tasks before, during, and af- “Student Appreciation Day” because the you banner for all priests in the school. ter Catholic Schools Week. “I work with Ms. students “had the movie day with games They also had a pajama day and a free will Brown and the rest of the student council to and didn’t have classes.” donation to help towards Fr. Allen Phan’s create ideas that would be appropriate and On Tuesday the students took a trip to medical expenses. Phan is currently tak- fun for the week,” Smith said. St. Mary’s to have Mass with not only the ing treatment to fight cancer. “We try to incorporate everything that elementary students, but Bishop Robert W. Friday the students had the day off, and goes along with Catholic schools. We have Finn, as well. Finn substituted for Bishop faculty members took a trip to St. Grego- days for parishes, students, parents, country James D. Conley who is on leave. The stu- ry’s Seminary in Seward for a special day and as well as our patron saint, St. Thomas dents returned from Mass to find donuts of recollection. The administration treated Aquinas,” Smith said. The week started on and juice from the home and school asso- the faculty to a special lunch afterwards. Sunday with a message on the back of the ciation. Several Marian sisters came out to Senior Katie Thompson commentates during the Catholic School’s Week Mass. The Mass Seniors Zach Pandorf, Sean Kovar, Braden Smith and junior Keegan Lavicky served during the was held on the feast day of St. Thomas Aqui- Catholic School’s Week Mass. St. Mary’s elementary students also participated in the Mass by of- nas. Aquinas students joined St. Mary’s ele- fering gifts that respresent Aquinas and St. Mary’s schools. The Mass is an annual tradition for mentary students for the only combined Mass students during Catholic School Week. Photo by J. Brown. of the school year. Photo by J. Brown. Page 2 Anchored Feb. 13, 2019 Students ‘march’ for life in Washington By Payton Davis “Hey Pence! Hey Trump! Let’s protect The March always takes place on the Fri- blows people away,” Chromy said. Forty- that baby bump!” Once again this year, day of the annual anniversary of the 1973 four Aquinas students attended the March. hundreds of thousands of pro-life advo- Roe v. Wade decision, in which the United Each year, local pro-life supporters also cates from across the nation traveled to States Supreme Court legalized abortion in gather in mid-January in Lincoln, NE for Washington D.C. to March for Life late in America. the annual Walk for Life. “[The Walk] starts January. Students from the Diocese of Lincoln off with a Mass at St, Mary’s and then a ral- Many students from Aquinas embarked went to the National Mall after Mass, which ly, and after the rally everyone walks for life. on this annual long bus ride to Washington was the starting point for the March for Then there is a speaker,” junior Julia Nemec D.C. “[The trip] is usually about 24 hours Life, where hundreds of thousands of peo- said. Nemec attended the Walk for Life be- long with stops, and as far as stops, it’s usu- ple were gathered for the pro-life rally. At cause “every human life matters, no matter ally about every 4 hours,” said Spiritual Di- the rally, President Donald Trump became the circumstance.” rector Mrs. Beth Nemec. the first president in United States history Julia Nemec believes young people can The first day the students were in Wash- to give an in-person speech at the March make a difference for the pro-life move- ington, they celebrated Mass and toured the for Life. ment. “For people who are pro-choice, capitol city. “[The attendees] visited the Na- Chromy, who was a first time March for I think it is eye opening to see someone tional Shrine of the Immaculate Concep- Life participant, believes the March changes young standing up for the pro-life cause,” tion, had Mass together, and then groups a person’s heart. “Just seeing so many peo- Julia Nemec said. had the opportunity to visit many museums ple rallied together around a cause really and memorials,” Nemec said. Junior Rylan Chromy said his favorite place to visit was the Smithsonian Museum of Natural His- tory. The second day of the pro-life pilgrim- age consisted of Mass at St. Mathew’s cathe- dral, followed by the actual March for Life. Catholic schools week (Continued from page one) Student council also bought donuts for the faculty to say “thank you” according to student council moderator Ms. Jean A. Brown. Following the actual week, coupons for a free popcorn were given out to parents as a special treat. The coupons were used at the Feb. 11 ballgames. Brown oversees all the student council events. According to Brown the council tries to make each year’s Catholic School’s Week different and enjoyable. “I want to do different activities, so it doesn’t get boring. We did a movie and trivia game this year. It is important for students to have views of different vocations, so the Marian Sisters came out for a day this year.” “I think it is important as Catholics to be on the lookout for avenues to help others when possible. This year we raised nearly $400 for the Genesis House. Additionally, the students raised nearly $2000 to help Fr. Fr. Michael Stec and students from Aquinas stand in front of the Basilica of the National Phan with medical expenses,” Brown said. Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington D.C. The National Shrine is the The Genesis House is a local shelter for largest Catholic church in the United States and in North America. Photo by B. Bravo. women in need. Page 3 Student Life feb 13, 2020 Furthering education with ‘AP’ classes Students take advantage of college level coursework. By Kolby Baer Furthering education in high school be- biology to the students at Aquinas many tion list,” Buresh said. Mr. David McMahon yond the required curriculum is a good way years ago. She teaches one AP biology is the Aquinas Catholic School’s principal to prepare students for college. To this end, class for the 2019-2020 school year. Reiter and registers students for their classes. senior Maria Buresh and sophomore Grace and Buresh are members of the class. Due to scheduling concerns and avail- Reiter decided to take an advanced place- When taking a college level course, ability of teachers at Aquinas, AP biology ment (AP) class. there is much more material for students is currently the only AP class being offered. An AP class is a course one can take to go over and study compared to a stan- Reiter and Buresh would like to have more in high school that will be reviewing and dard high school level course. “[Studying] if there was offered. “History, if offered, col- studying the material identical to a college is not too much of a worry for me,” Buresh lege math, and some more science would level course. “[An AP class] is an advanced said. “[AP biology] is a lot of studying, but be good,” Reiter said. “Any other AP classes class that will help further my education,” it’s easy for me. It’s definitely harder than would be nice,” Buresh added. Buresh said. my high school class,” Reiter added. According to Nolan, the size of the class “There is way more content and college Signing up for AP classes happens varies from year to year. “[Enrollment] is level requirements equivalent to a college through the same process as other classes, usually two to eleven students per class. lecture,” volunteer educator Mrs. Anna using the class registration list. “I talked to This year, I have six in AP biology,” Nolan Nolan said. Nolan volunteered to teach AP McMahon last year for the class registra- said. Prom dress code wears ‘new style’ By Natalie Eller The 2020 Aquinas prom dress code will dance. The idea of sending in pictures line. If a young lady brings an outside date, have new “style” for the Aquinas students. of dresses for approval came from Pius X he also has to follow the school’s policies as Girls will need to pre-approve their dress and from other schools’ websites where well, such as being cleaned shaven.
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