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THE PILOT November 2013 Cardinal Spellman High School Rev. Trevor Nicholls- President Mr. Daniel O’Keefe- Principal THE PILOT November 2013 Welcome to the online version of our November edition! Online exclusives include: • Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Tips (p. 9) • Why the rush for Christmas? (p. 9) • Thanksgiving Poem (p. 11) • The story behind Thanksgiving your teachers haven’t told you (p. 10) • Review of Thor: the Dark World (p. 7) • Thanksgiving Around the World (p. 8) Upcoming Events November 26— Parent- Teacher Conferences from December 4— 1:50pm Dismissal (Faculty Meeting) 2pm-5pm and 6pm-8pm, Dismissal at 1:19pm December 6– Open Gym Night (7-10pm) November 27— Thanksgiving Mass December 9— Junior Retreat November 28-December 2— Thanksgiving Recess December 17— Christmas Concert Pro-Life Assembly School News by Elizabeth Noone Freshman Field Day Results by Kristen McMonagle On Friday, October 11, Spellman had a special guest for its Pro-Life Assembly--Mrs. Gloria Purvis. Mrs. Purvis spoke to Freshmen and Sophomores first, and later held the same assembly for Juniors and While Sophomores and Juniors suffered through Seniors. She spoke about sex, abortion, marriage, the PSAT, the Freshmen of Cardinal Spellman were and chastity. One point Mrs. Purvis made was that having a day full of fun and excitement. This year’s society tends to portray sex as something wrong or Freshman Field Day included a lot of competition as dirty, but it is actually a gift of God that is good and students represented their homerooms with pride. holy, which is why it should be saved for marriage. Special thanks to all the faculty and the STARS who She spoke about how marriage is much more than made this day possible, and congratulations to 1A a piece of paper; it is a commitment that brings for taking the gold! couples together to truly love each other. Mrs. Purvis also talked about a woman named 1st Place Overall 1A Margaret Sanger. Sanger was an ex-Catholic who 2nd Place Overall 1D targeted minorities. Through her prejudice and 3rd Place Overall 1B commitment to slowing population growth, she Long Jump Winners 1C, 1B, 1A (boys) 1L, 1A, 1H (girls) founded Planned Parenthood and began giving out Volleyball Winners 1A, 1B, 1K birth control to women. I hope that Mrs. Gloria Hockey Shot Winners 1C, 1N, 1D (boys) Purvis made everyone reflect on how all life is 1H, 1N, 1G (girls) so precious and that everyone deserves to have a Soccer Winners 1D, 1I, 1C (boys) chance to live. 1A, 1I, 1G (girls) Foul-Shooting Winners 1K, 1F, 1A (boys) 1D, 1M (girls) Tug of War Winners 1N, 1H Obstacle Winners 1J, 1G Football Winners 1G, 1B, 1N (boys) 1F, 1H, 1I (girls) Softball Winners 1B, 1H, IC (boys) 1E, 1G, 1I (girls) Double Dutch Winners 1M, 1C, 1A 100 m Track Winners 1D, 1A, 1I, 1F, 1N 200 m Track Winners 1D, 1E, 1B, 1A Track Relay Winners 1K, 1B, 1N, 1F, 1D, 1A Fifty years ago, Fr. Monaghan was invited to work 50 Years at Spellman?! at our school by Cardinal Spellman himself, at a By Kristen McMonagle time when things were very different than they are today. When he first came to Spellman, the school Upperclassmen might feel that they know all there was co-institutional, meaning boys and girls were is to know about Spellman because they have been taught separately, something that’s hard to imagine in the school for three or four years, but they have now that classes are mixed. However, boys and nothing on Fr. Monaghan. He’s been working at girls could socialize at lunch, and fifty years ago Spellman longer than anyone else in the history at they were always supportive of each other’s sports Spellman– 50 years! This experienced is definitely and came to each other’s games as Spellmanites unmatched, as he is the first person to work at today still do. Spellman for such a long period of time. Before Fr. Monaghan made this record, it was Sal Schiazza When asked about something Spellman used (yes, the man after whom the fitness center is to have that should be brought back today, Fr. named) who had worked the most years at Spellman, Monaghan did not hesitate to praise our school’s as he contributed 47 years as a part of our school’s previous emphasis on forensics. Today we have faculty. forensic science classes, but we’re talking about forensics in the public speaking sense. Spellman Today, Fr. Monaghan is the Audio Visual Manager used to have an admirable debate team, which is of Cardinal Spellman High School, and can usually something that Fr. Monaghan would love to see be found in the A/V room, a place that holds lots come back today. of Spellman history. One feature of this room is that it is the center of the cable television feed to As for something that has remained constant over the school. Although the cable does not currently the past fifty years, Fr. Monaghan stated that he work after recent storms, Fr. Monaghan recalled continues to be impressed by the dedication of when it was used to broadcast CNN throughout the Spellman’s faculty and its students’ desire to learn. school on September 11th, 2001 so that everyone He believes the wonderful faculty and staff at in Spellman could get the up-to-date information Spellman now and throughout its history are the on what was happening on such a tragic day where key to its success. New York was in a state of panic and confusion. Throughout his fifty years at Spellman so far, Fr. Monaghan has witnessed the history of the The Pilot would like to thank Fr. Monaghan for all school firsthand and has acquired a lot of valuable he has contributed to Spellman. knowledge on Cardinal Spellman High School. the second floor, and a bulletin board outside the cafeteria Pilot Spotlight listing important upcoming events. This Thanksgiving In every issue, The Pilot features one of season, we are especially thankful for the Service Society’s Spellman’s 50+ clubs. This month, we will efforts in the Turkey Toss Up, which allows Spellman take a candid look at Cardinal Spellman’s Service Society. families in need to have a beautiful Thanksgiving dinner thanks to the generosity of the people in Cardinal Spellman Service Society High School. By Michelle Miller On September 25th, 175 students attended the Entertainment first service society meeting of the 2013 school Doctor Who: Celebrating 50 Years year. Present at the meeting were returning seniors, By Cynthia and Raysa Gonzalez a strong group of sophomores and juniors, and enthusiastic freshmen. As always, the goal of the Service Society is to help those who are poor, those who are struggling, and those who are suffering from How does one explain Doctor Who? Trying to tragedies. In our community alone, there are a great talk about Doctor Who to someone who has never amount of people in need, which is why the club watched it is like explaining nuclear physics to a primarily focuses on the needs of local people. For dog. It contains complicated plots and twists, a example, Service Society holds the Feeding Our multitude of characters, and fifty years’ worth of Neighbors food drive each year. At this drive, history. But if you think about it, the premise is food supplies are gathered and given to nearby simple. It stars a character known as The Doctor, food pantries. This year Ms. Alexander, the club a Time Lord alien, who travels through time and moderator, wishes to focus on promoting leadership space in a blue police box called the TARDIS in all Service Society members. Service Society (Time and Relative Dimension in Space). The provides a chance for students to lead projects Doctor often travels with companions to help him directly and make a change. As a member of the in his adventures. He has many memorable foes as Service Society, it is very pleasing to know that well, such as the Cybermen, the Daleks, and The you have the power to make a difference by doing Master. Eleven different actors have played the a small deed. Each event allows students to make a Doctor, which might confuse new viewers, but it positive change while also having fun. The service is because when the Doctor is close to death, he society motto is “living the gospel faith in action,” regenerates into a different person. and this is exactly what the club does. For more information about Service Society there is a calendar On November 23, 1963, the show began in Britain, posted in every class, a display cabinet on starring William Hartnell as the First Doctor, Carole Ann Ford as his granddaughter Susan, and 23rd and will be shown in theatres around the William Russell and Jacqueline Hill as Susan’s world. There has been much excitement over the teachers, Ian and Barbara. The show became popular special since David Tennant and Billie Piper will right away and over 700 episodes were produced. return as the Tenth Doctor and Rose. Tickets to Unfortunately, many of these episodes were lost special screenings were sold out within an hour. when videotape and film were destroyed under the belief that they were no longer needed. Luckily, Doctor Who is a beloved show with many devoted some episodes and clips have been recovered. In fans. Thanks to these fans, the show has been going 1989, Doctor Who suffered another loss and got on for fifty years and will hopefully continue on for canceled.
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