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Fighting Irish 2013-2014 Winter SPORTS PROGRAM $1.00 OPEN HOUSES 2014 ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY HIGH SCHOOL Sunday, March 2, 2014 11:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m. 8th Graders: RSVP for an Open House at FIGHTING IRISH www.stvm.com 2013-2014 WINTER SPORTS PROGRAM $1.00 STVM HIGH SCHOOL ACCEPTANCE LETTERS Mailed Thursday, February 13, 2014! GO IRISH!!! Aaron Adkins Tony Adkins Kris Beck Claire Beskitt Dante Booker Evelyn Bruegman Aaron Bushner Parris Campbell (Norton) (Norton) (St. Hilary) (IHM) (Hyre) (St. Vincent) (Litchfield) (St. Mary) STVM SEVENTH GRADE VISITATION DAY Wednesday, March 19, 2014 All seventh graders and parents invited for lunch and programs! Faith Daugherty Lucy Daugherty Gia Faetanini Sal Ferrise Sean Gaffney Walter Gibson Meghan Gorbach Evan Hofacker (IHM) (St. Vincent) (St. Hilary) (Jennings) (St. Hilary) (NACS) (St. Vincent) (St. Matthew) • St. Vincent-St. Mary will provide bus transportation for teachers and students. • Parents make a reservation by visiting our website, www.stvm.com>Admissions>Seventh Jalen Hudson Shannon Jack Cassie Jakubick Aisha Jami Travonte Junius Andy Katcher Jordan Korinek Gabrielle Leonardi Grade Visitation (Rivers Edge) (Sacred Heart) (St. Matthew) (Elms) (Litchfield) (St. Hilary) (Woodridge) (Elms) WE ARE EXPECTING YOU! BE Your Best…. Chaisay Letdara Brianna Machuga Audrey Maloy Kiley May Julia Mendiola Alexa Nolte Angie Oliveti Irene Presper BE IRISH! (St. Vincent) (IHM) (St. Francis de Sales) (Lake) (St. Vincent) (Seton) (St. Francis de Sales) (St. Vincent) Questions? Contact Joanne Wiseman, Director of Admissions 330.253.9113, ext.115 or Andy Rodgers Rollie Shank Ryan Skonieczny Julianne Stamer Zach Swejk Alexis Taylor Lucia Vinzani Mary Walsh [email protected] (St. Hilary) (St. Hilary) (Kimpton) (IHM) (NAC) (Lawton Christian (IHM) (St. Sebastian) Academy) State CHAMPIONS Football 1972, 1981, 1982, 1988, 2012, 2013 Girls Basketball 1980, 1981, 1995 St. Vincent-St. Mary High School Boys Basketball 1984, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2009, 2011 Wrestling 2001 Girls Cross Country 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Softball 1979, 1984 15 North Maple Street Boys Track & Field 2011, 2013 Girls Track & Field 2012 Baseball 1986, 1989 Akron, Ohio 44303 INDIVIDUAL TITLES Track 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 www.stvm.com Newman Williams Erica Wolf Jarel Woolridge Katrina Wright Cross Country 2001, 2002, 2003, 2012 (St. Mary) (St. Hilary) (Innes) (St. Hilary) Wrestling 1972, 1979, 1981, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2011, 2013 ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 2013-2014 | ATHLETICS ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 2013-2014 | JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING TEAM ANDY Jalwan, ATHLETIC Director BRIAN KNIGHT, ATHLETIC TRAINER Dear STVM Community: Brian Knight is the Athletic Trainer for St. Vincent–St. Mary High School is the Fighting Irish sports teams. Brian has 17 blessed to have such a dedicated and years experience and is a 1991 graduate from faithful community of support. Every Stow High School and received his degree day in the hallways of our building, it is from Kent State University in 1996 in Athletic easy to see why our alumni and other Training and Physical Education. supporters want to give back. It is because Brian is in his 14th year as Head Athletic of the outstanding work being done in Trainer for STVM. He is currently employed this building by our faculty, staff, coaches, volunteers, and most by Summa Center for Sports Health and is an outside curriculum especially the students. One outstanding example of loyalty and instructor for Kent State and The University of Akron. generosity within our community is LeBron James, alumnus of Brian comments, “We had a great year in the Athletic Training St. Vincent-St. Mary High School Class of 2003. Program. We graduated one senior and have 8 students I’ll never forget the assembly our students put together two coming back for this school year along with Kent State and summers ago to welcome home and congratulate LeBron on his The University of Akron students. In addition, Dr. Magoline recent successes; including winning the NBA Finals, winning the and Dr. Kerr are back as team physicians for the upcoming NBA Most Valuable Player Award, and representing our country sports seasons.” and bringing home the Gold Medal for the U.S. Olympic men’s Brian and his wife Lisa reside in Stow and they have 2 children, basketball team. There was so much to celebrate. The students T.J. and Drew. spoke eloquently and recited their own “promises” modeled after LeBron’s “I promise” campaign. The message was consistent and WINTER ATHLETIC TRAINERS contained ideas such as working hard and setting high goals. It was a wonderful moment for our community. But the moment got even bigger when LeBron took the microphone and delivered his FRONT Row: K. Oplinger (IHM), A. McGee (Arlington Christian), M. Sieg (Springfield) own promise. I don’t think anyone was expecting what came next. Row Two: M. Lloyd (Hope Academy), M. Butler (St. Francis de Sales), D. Hayes (St. Mary), Coach Michele Fulton LeBron promised every team in the school a new athletic uniform. This overly generous contribution came at a time when many of ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 2013-2014 | FRESHMAN CHEERLEADING TEAM our programs were in dire need of new uniforms. The second part of LeBron’s promise was to donate one million dollars to renovate our current game gymnasium. ‘Dire need of replacement’ could easily be considered an understatement when considering the state and condition of our gym. While we loved the facility and all the memories that were created there, it was well past time for some major upgrades. I believe that LeBron will be as happy and impressed with the new facility as our students and community continue to be – each time they walk into the newly renovated gymnasium and experience the improvements FRONT Row: T. Huffman (IHM), S. Turner (St. Vincent), Athletic Trainer and enjoy the renovations. Brian Knight, A. Wheeler (IHM), C. Bisesi (Hyre) I can’t thank LeBron James and the LeBron James Family Foundation enough for their generous support. Our school is blessed to have such an amazing partner. I also would like to Our Mission Statement thank the countless number of people who worked on this project. I know that every person who had a hand in this renovation, felt In the spirit of the Gospel, we are like they wanted to deliver the highest quality work worthy of our donor’s name. After months of work I believe you will see why we committed to educate the whole person: are proud to call our new facility The LeBron James Arena. Our school welcomes you to this new facility for years to come. to lead and to serve, enlightening the We hope many new memories are created within these walls. mind, developing the body, touching the We thank each of you for your support and hope you enjoy your visit to our school. heart, and inspiring the soul. May God continue to bless the work that is done in this building and keep those that help support our activities in the palm of His hand and as always, GO IRISH! VM14 Seniors featured on the Front Cover Not pictured due to scheduling conflicts: J. Lutman (Miller South), FRONT Row: M. Giltner (St. Hilary), S. Daniels (St. Augustine) Andy Jalwan, Athletic Director S. MacNeil (St. Vincent), M. Mazzola (St. Hilary), S. McIntyre (St. Joseph), E. McNulty (Holy Family) Row Two: Head Coach Angela Sutter, A. Comunale (St. Hilary), A. McGee (Arlington Christian Academy), A. Magoline (Revere). Not PICTURED: Coach Corynne Hooper ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 2013-2014 | varsitY CHEERLEADING TEAM ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 2013-2014 | PEP BAND FRONT Row: Mi. Morganti (St. Joseph), Ma. Morganti (St. Joseph), F. Daugherty (IHM), L. Vinzani (IHM), J. Stamer (IHM), A. Maher (Jennings), A. Messmore (Silver Lake) FRONT Row: A. Jami (Elms), A. Maloy (St. Francis de Sales), L. Johnson (St. Sebastian) Row Two: E. Wolf (St. Hilary), K. Feezel (Holy Family), M. Conti (Holy Family), Q. Murphy (Jennings), B. Howard (St. Matthew), J. Wang (China), Row Two: K. McFarland (Sacred Heart), A. Giltner (St. Hilary), M. Devany (IHM) N. Pohlman (Holy Family), A. Cantor (St. Matthew) Row THREE: Head Coach Angela Sutter, E. Paydo (Sacred Heart), H. Sample (St. Augustine), J. Delagrange (St. Hilary) Row THREE: J. Waller (St. Vincent), S. Gaffney (St. Hilary), A. Rodgers (St. Hilary), A. Katcher (St. Hilary), N. Fielder (Holy Family), M. Takacs (IHM), S. Stamer (IHM), R. Yang (China) Row FOUR: A. Oliveti (St. Francis de Sales), C. Squire (St. Joseph), C. Letdara (St. Vincent), E. Gaspar (St. Vincent), R. Shank (St. Hilary), C. Wagner (Holy Family), R. Schweter (St. Francis Xavier), A. Heard (St. Vincent), C. Patton (St. Matthew) HEAD COACH ANGELA SUTTER BAND director BRIAN CAMPBELL Head Coach Angela Sutter begins her 2nd year as Head Coach for the This marks Mr. Campbell’s 16th Fighting Irish Cheerleaders. Coach year at the helm of the music Sutter is joined with assistant department at STVM. Anyone who coaches Corynne Hooper and has followed the Irish over the past Michele Fulton. years has to be impressed with the Coach Sutter has an extensive growth in numbers and talent – all background in the cheerleading attributed to Mr. Campbell’s hard arena and is a 2004 graduate of work and dedication to the program. St. Vincent-St. Mary High School. Not only did Coach cheer at In addition to Marching Band, he STVM but also cheered in college at the University of Dayton. directs the Symphonic Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band and Pit Coach Sutter graduated in 2008 with a degree in Early Orchestra as well as teaches Music Appreciation. The Fighting Childhood Education. Coach Sutter is currently working in the Irish Marching Band has performed in Chicago, Cincinnati, New Nordonia Hills City School District.
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