Bishop Gorman High School Sharing The Pride newsletter, March 2018 Issue

Volume 24

Issue 5

March 2018

2018 NEVADA THESPIAN REGIONAL COMPETITION RESULTS 68 events qualified for the state competition with seven perfect scores!

Forty-seven events received the HIGHEST HONOR of Superior My Unfortunate Distraction, Nicole Cardelli: Paciencia y Fe, Bridget Rating, seven Perfect Scores. Twenty-one events received Cunningham: Ireland, Brooklyn Kelly: Waiting for Life to Begin, the 2nd HIGHEST HONOR of Excellent Rating.

Mikayla Kelly: I’d Give My Life For You, Cameron Lawrence: Life I Never Led, Megan Liguori: Gorgeous From The Apple Tree, Olivia McCann: Performance: Superior ratings Group Musical Theatre: Naughty, and Uche Nwokike: Don’t Wanna Be Here. Class of 2019: The Song of Purple Summer - Perfect Score! Selected to Showcase Kailyn Hammons: I Enjoy Being A Girl, Sophia Mastrangioli: Lost In The at the Closing Ceremony. Class of 2018: Darian Bertrand, Brass, and Sophia Wilson: With You - Perfect Score! Class of 2020: Nitu Brooklyn Kelly, Mikayla Kelly, Nikolas Blanco: I Am Changing, Gianna Falzarano: Macalalad. Class of 2019: Sophia I Love Play Rehearsal - Perfect Score!, Mastrangioli, Sophia Wilson. Class of Jillian Hyde: I’m The Greatest Star, Maria 2020: Rohun Sharma, Jayden Sideco.

Ines Manuel: Breathe, Tatum Rowand: Class of 2021: Matthew Johnson, Lillie Safer, Rohun Sharma: Waving Through Martin. Group Musical Theatre: A Window, Jayden Sideco: Hurricane, Superior Ratings: Class of 2020: Morgan Yeager: Watch What Happens, Uzma Ali, Angeline Navarro, Maeve and Alexandra Yu: I’d Give My Life For Walsh: Hakuna Matata.

Hanna You. Class of 2021: Athena Jett: Someone Barton, Nitu Blanco, Alexandra Yu, To Watch Over Me, Isabella Spann: She Leah Zelalem: You’ll Be Back. Gianna Used To Be Mine, and Julia Wilson: Falzarano, Rebecca Noall, Morgan Yeager: The Negative. Class of There Are Worse Things I Could Do. Duet Musical Theatre: Class of 2021: Athena Jett, Sydney Lybbert, Julia Wilson: Look at Me, I’m 2021: Madeline Chatham & Amanda Vaskov: Any Day. Contrasting Sandra Dee. One Act Play: Orientation – 2nd Place Overall. Monologues: Class of 2018: Tatiana DeDera: Naomi in the Living Room Class of 2018: Darian Bertrand, Bridget Cunningham, Megan Liguori, and Other Short Plays/Night Mother, Megan Liguori: Much Ado About Ariana Micale, August Ricardo. Class of 2019: Kailyn Hammons, Nothing/Crimes of the Heart, Ariana Micale: Blithe Spirit/Antigone Olivia Maalouf, Sophia Mastrangioli, Faith Nault, Mary Ricciardi. Perfect Score!, August Ricardo: Much Ado About Nothing/Almost Maine, Class of 2020: Alexandra Milanowski. Class of 2021: Matthew Johnson. Saydra Starks: A Doll’s House/Merry Wives of Windsor.

Solo Musical Theatre: Class of 2018: Darian Bertrand: Theatre continued on page 3

Visit Cancun

Athletes Sign Letters of Intent Wednesday, February 7th was signing day at Bishop Gorman High School.

Sixteen student-athletes signed their Letters of Intent in a ceremony in the Gym. This makes 25 college signees for the year.

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Men’s Soccer: Corrigan Neville, Loyola Marymount University, CA. Women’s Soccer: Hannah Lee, University of Wyoming, WY; Teresa Richardson, Rider University, NJ. Men’s Tennis: William MacDonald, Athletics continued on page 6 Drew University, NJ. Women’s Volleyball: Kylie Gibson, College of Southern Idaho, ID; Ashley Brennan, Emory University, GA. Football: Brevin Jordan, University of Miami, FL; Palaie Gaoteote, University of Southern California, CA; Dorian Thompson Robinson,University of California, Los Angeles, CA; Jacob Isaia, Michigan State University, MI; Jalen Nailor, Michigan State University, MI; Adam Plant, University of Arizona, AZ; Cedric Tillman, University of Tennessee, TN; Donovan Moore, Minot State University, ND; Jimmy Telles, Pima College, AZ; Noah Lopez, Pima College, AZ.

Belize Week of June 17, 2018

*Swim With Whale Sharks *Go Cave Tubing *Go Zip Lining All the while getting Science, and P.E. Credit, and earning Service Hours!

Contact: Mrs. Truitt in Room 318

Administration

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Campus Ministry

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Athletics | Activities

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Gael Pride

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Academics

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Advancement

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Bishop Gorman High School

Diocese of Las Vegas

Administration

From the Finance Dept. of Dean Anderson

As we enter into the month of March, the seniors’ march to graduation continues. Down payments for the Senior Class Trip to Disney for Grad Night have started and Prom tickets go on sale

Tuition Payments

In accordance with the school’s policy, tuition for the 2017-2018 academic year must be paid in full by May 15, 2018. If you have any questions regarding your student’s account, please contact Vanessa Orozco at 702-476-4023.

Registration

serve. In order to be able to attend either event, seniors must

Please watch your mail for registration paperwork for the 2018-2019 school year. The $500 registration fee will be billed on July 1, 2018.

have their 100 Service Hours entered, verified by the agency, and

Tuition Assistance

soon! Tickets for both events are limited and are first come, first

approved by Mrs. Portz. These service hours are a requirement for graduation. If a student has not completed the requirements for graduation, they cannot graduate. We do not allow students to walk at the ceremony and complete requirements at a later time.

It is also just as important to keep up with academics. There are certain core courses that seniors need to pass and they cannot be credit deficient. We are working very diligently with our seniors to keep everyone on the road to graduation. If you have any questions, please contact me.

Speech & Debate News

The senior class recently completed another project benefitting the people who live in the tunnels under The Strip.

They were

In February, the Speech and Debate team competed at Canyon Springs HS with 26 other schools and took 1st Place in the Small Schools Division.

challenged to build a wall of granola bars in front of my office. At the end of the week over 3000 granola bars were given to Shine a Light! The Class of 2018 can and should be proud of the different

Participants included: Hayden Aguon ’20, Gigi Arthur ’21, Morgan Ebbers ’19, Alyssa Gnoyski ’19, Ethan Golden ’21, Sophia Judice ’21, Victoria Orozco ’19, Dominik Riezler ’19, Cerena Sedano ’20, Nguyen Vo ’20.

types of service they have

participated

in

during the past few months. It is our hope that

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lesson

You can apply for tuition assistance for the 2018-2019 school year by visiting www.bishopgorman.org/tuition where there is a link to FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment.

Submit the application and pay the required fee online.

Please be aware that you must be verified by FACTS before your application can be reviewed by the Tuition Assistance Committee. Tuition assistance does not renew automatically. You must submit a new application each year to be considered for assistance. If you have any questions regarding tuition assistance, please contact Robin Jensen at 702-476-4026.

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Earlier in January, they also competed at the Panther Classic at Palo Verde High School among 25 other teams where they took 2nd Place sweeps in the Small Schools Division.

serving others will stay with them long after they graduate.

In closing, I remind the seniors again to fight senioritis and stay focused on the end game. We want all seniors to be successful in their march to graduation!

Irene Anderson

Dean of Class of 2018

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Participants included: Hayden Aguon ’20, Mina Ahmed ’20 (quarter finalist), Morgan Ebbers ’19 (semi-finalist), Gavin Evans ’21, Natalie Gilbert ’20 (quarter finalist), Alyssa Gnoyski ’19 (finalist-4th place), Sophia Judice ’21, Isaac Klenda ’21, Victoria Orozco ’19, Mateo Portelli ’20 (finalist- 2nd place), Brooke Powell ’19, Sloan Pyatt ’20, Rachel Raps ’19, Antonio Sanchez ’19, Cerena Sedano ’20.

Gael Pride The top 1,200 National Gold Key winners in writing, as well as art, will shake hands with a celebrity speaker (sitting Presidents and past Nobel Prize winners) at Carnegie Hall this May.

International Scholastic Art & Writing Competition

This year, 39 pieces earned Honorable Mention in writing, art, and photography, including one for Portfolio in photo. Sixteen were awarded Silver Key, denoting advanced artistry in art and writing.

Lastly, the writing division earned one Voice of America Award with Ava Banfer’s personal essay “Flight of a Butterfly,” as well as four Gold Key winners in various genres; art earned two Gold Key winners in ceramics and painting.

Silver Key winners: Ava Banfer ’18 for painting “SunKissed Twilight,” Lindsey Hightower ’18 for humor piece “A Culinary Review on High School,” Jillian Briare ’18 for personal essay “I Hate Essays,” Emma Figueredo ’18 for personal essay “My Lemonade,” Madison Layne ’18 for personal essay “The Climb,” Sydney Lee ’20 for poem “A Garden in Fall,” Megan Liguori ’18 for personal essay “The Slaying of Tinkerbell,” Lauren Linderer ’18 for personal essay “Discovering Altruism,” Megha Malik ’18 for personal essay “India,” Skylar Minden ’18 for personal essay “A Numbing Appreciation,” Samuel Morden ’18 for poem “Hoping for Luck,” Amanda Paez ’18 for personal essay “Six-Foot Mount Everest,” Brittany Remark ’18 for personal essay “Chasing Bubbles,” and Rohun Sharma ’20 for critical essay “The Tears of the System.”

Six pieces move on to NATIONALS this spring in New York City: Rachel Kunzi ’18 continues competing with her poem “Thursday;” Ava Banfer ’18 advances for her personal essay “Flight of a Butterfly;” Lydia Anderson ’18 shines in personal essay with “Unnecessary Boxes,” as does Gary Wang’s ’18 critical essay “Hopes and Dreams.” Selin Aydin ’19 moves on for her painting “Sticky Fingers.” Emily Citrin ’20 wins with her ceramic piece “Horizon.”

Honorable Mention winners: Riley Watson ’18 for photo “Eye On The Prize.” Spencer Dubreuil ’18 for photo portfolio “1 October,” Selin Aydin ’19 for paintings “Crack At Painting,” “Uluwehi: Growing in Beauty,” “Banana Boat,” and “Fork,” Jillian Briare ’18 for drawing “Silky Dreams,” Kyle Bangayan ’18 for his journalistic “Grammatical Errors,” Darian Bertrand ’18 for short story “If Anyone Finds This,” Taylor Burkhead ’18 for personal essay “Sanctuary.”

By Christi Thomas-McEachern and Lora Feeley Since 1923, the Awards have identified such writing greats as Capote, Plath, Warhol, and Updike, while they were still teens. Today, over $10 million in scholarships are allotted, with over one million works entered in the past five years. Ivy League schools view a Gold Key Winner as the equivalent of a perfect 5 on a comparable English or Art AP exam. Since we began entering these contests, nearly a dozen years ago, our win percentages, including The Voice of America and Best in Show prizes awe the judges.

Scholastic, continued on page 5

MOCK TRIAL REGIONAL COMPETITION On February 10th the Bishop Gorman Orange Mock Trial team participated in the Regional Competition and finished FIRST out of 18 teams. Two of our attorneys, Rachel Raps ’19 and Isabella Pichon ’20, received Best Attorney Awards of the six overall. Two of our witnesses, Natalie Gilbert ’20 and Zoe Taitano ’19, received Best Witness Awards of the six overall. Orange Team 1st Place photo (L to R): Brooke Powell ’19, Mateo Portelli ’20, Natalie Gilbert ’20, Rachel Raps ’19, Melis Jensen ’19, Lauren Dennis ’20, and Sara DiFederico ’18.

Mr. Crisp said “I’m very proud of all of our teams. Since the end of September everyone who participated has put in an extraordinary amount of time to prepare, and we are not done.

We will be competing at the Mock Trial State Competition at the Regional Justice Center on March 2nd and 3rd. Go Gaels!

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LEARNING HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY

by Mary DeJoria, Anatomy/Physiology Teacher

If you’ve walked down the 300 hall, you may have wondered what you smell? About 30 cats are being dissected in Honors Human Physiology. Students are required to dissect various internal organs, as well as muscles, paying close attention to their origins and insertions. Squeamish students were immediately transformed into scientists, eager to discover as much as possible about the cats. Cats are studied because of their similar musculature to that of humans.

Campus Ministry

MITE BOX

STRAIGHT FROM THE STREETS

Tatum Rowan ’20 and Lauren Baecker’20, recently spent their weekend making survival bags for the homeless clients of Straight From The Streets! Great job, ladies!

Mr. Kerry Lieb and his first period class celebrate their 8 MITE BOX WIN of the year! Thank you, Mr. Lieb, for talking about the importance of Mite Box to your students!!

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Faithful volunteers show up every Wednesday to help out at Three Square!!!

“Thank you once again for organizing such an enthusiastic group to volunteer at Three Square! We appreciate you and your team contributing time to help individuals and families who face food insecurity and hunger in our community.”

SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICE Bishop Gorman students provide a minimum of 38,000 hours of Christian Service to the Las Vegas community every single year!

On occasion, we see some real “standouts” when it comes to serving others; this is our opportunity to feature them and to thank them for their service to others. Our first student to be featured in Spotlight On Service is James Henderson, ’20. James transferred to Bishop Gorman this school year and, to date, has completed nearly 140 hours of service! His dedication to Casa De Luz and providing food to families in need is evident in his constant commitment to them. Additionally, James rides his bicycle to serve at needy locations and you will never see him without a big beautiful smile on his face. These are just some of the reasons that we want to honor James in our first Spotlight On Service!

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he first step to everything is will, but that road only goes so far before it meets implementation. I often hear other peers talking about service hours and how they want to accomplish one hundred hours before their senior year and that is swell, but that is simply will speaking. Will does not get you to one hundred hours, implementation does. After understanding this key concept, the second step is to find an organization that you truly enjoy. Without pleasure, what gives you the motivation to go back? I recommend completing service hours with friends and or family because it gives you someone with whom to communicate. After finding an organization and getting involved, chances are you will have a firm disposition to go back because you realize it wasn’t all so bad after all. Not only are you doing yourself, the community, and Bishop Gorman a service, but you are also following Christ’s Kingly Ministry by displaying a servant attitude. I understand that service can be a breath of unfamiliarity, but after James Henderson ’20 you come to know it, one hundred hours will blow past.

A wonderful quote by Julie Benz: “You really have to work hard and apply yourself and by applying yourself and working hard and being diligent, you can achieve success.”

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Academics

Counselor’s Corner REGISTRATION Course registration for the 2018-2019 school year is under way. In preparation for your child’s registration appointment, we encourage parents and students to discuss their course selection in advance. Each student will have a scheduled appointment with their school counselor to discuss their course selection and select the most appropriate courses.

Students are eligible for the Millennium Scholarship if they meet the following requirements: • Graduate from a Nevada high school and have been a resident of Nevada for at least two years of their high school years.

• Finish with a minimum overall GPA of 3.25, or if they have earned a composite score of 21 or more on the ACT, or 1070 or more on the SAT.

Registration packets were sent out at the end of February. Prior to students being scheduled for registration, the following forms must be received by the Finance Department: a. Enrollment Agreement and b. Tuition Fee Addendum No fees are due prior to registration; simply return the aforementioned forms. The registration fee will be billed in July.

• Complete the minimum core curriculum requirements which include 4 units of English, 4 units of Math including Algebra II or higher, 3 units of Science and 3 units of Social Studies.

SUMMER ENRICHMENT 2018 Summer Enrichment plays a large part in the academic plan for many Bishop Gorman students. Please visit www.bishopgorman.org and click the Summer Enrichment link under the Academics tab for class offerings, session dates and online registration. Summer Enrichment course requests will be accepted only after 2018-2019 registration packets are received and students have met with their school counselor.

SCHOLASTIC, continued from page 3.

Imma Caoile ’18 for short story “The Definition of Insanity,” Mary Ferris ’18 for short story “A World of Your Own,” Tommi Alexander ’18 for poem “Snow Angel,” Sophie Baldizan ’18 for critical essay “College Essay,” Louis Barlaan ’18 for personal essay “I Am Atlas,” Michael Bonifazio ’19 for poem “The Morning After,” Katelyn David ’18 for poem “K[no]w Boundaries,” Jensen Drewes ’18 for personal essay “I Wear My Confidence On My Teeth,” Francisco Franco ’18 for poem “In the Garden,” Lillian Hoff ’18 for personal essay “This Wish,” Daniel Johnson ’18 for personal essay “Geocaching,” Brooklyn Kelly ’18 for personal essay “Unapologetic Misconceptions,” Mikayla Kelly ’18 for personal essay “Keep Reaching for the Stars,” Hannah Lee ’18 for poem “Victory Liturgy,” Sydney Lee ’20 for collected poems, “Love, the Monster, and the Invisible Man,” Avery Link ’18 for personal essays “Got Guts?”, “Corn, Magic Food Stores, and “Giant Ants: The World of a Ten-YearOld” and for poem “The Feast,” Jordan Ma ’18 for personal essay “Singapore,” Joey Mazzara ’18 for poem “Rush Hour,” Brett McEachern ’19 for personal essay “The Fish Market Price,” Kyle Melatti ’18 for personal essay “O Presidente,” Trevor Papock ’18 for personal essay “Fantasy,” Alyssa Polito ’18 for personal essay “My Dark and Light Island,” Hailey Roberts ’18 for personal essay “Guts and Gum,” Nelisha Silva for personal essay “Apocalypse B,” Lauren Solomon ’18 for personal essay “College Essay,” Hope Taylor ’18 for personal essay “Time to Move,” Isabella Telles ’18 for personal essay “The First Step,” and Dominique Toyozaki ’18 for personal essay “Home.”

ACT TEST INFORMATION The test results of the February 27th ACT will take between 3-8 weeks to be returned. Please do not contact our Counseling Department as we do not have access to the results prior to them being returned to the students.

STUDENT FINANCIAL AID

Men, born after December 31, 1959, who are not registered with Selective Service will NOT QUALIFY for federal student loans or grant programs. This includes Federal Pell Grants, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG), Direct Stafford Loans/Plus Loans, National Direct Student Loans, and College Work Study.

SELECTIVE SERVICE REQUIREMENT FOR YOUNG MEN 18+ Virtually all male U.S. citizens, regardless of where they live, and male immigrants, whether documented or undocumented, residing in the United States, who are 18 through 25, are required to register with Selective Service.

The law says men must register with Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday. That means men are required to register with Selective Service sometime during the 30 days before their 18th birthday, on their 18th birthday, or during the following 29 days after their 18th birthday – that is a 60-day registration period.

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Congratulations!

Athletics | Activities

Athletics:

The 2017-2018 Winter Sports teams are currently finishing up their seasons. It’s been a successful few months for all of our teams.

The wrestling and bowling teams have finished their seasons, and men’s and women’s basketball teams are currently in the playoffs. Our cheer team, band, and dance team have been performing all year and supporting all of our sports.

Nisha Shankar ’19, Josh Harris ’21

Our bowling teams finished the season and were very competitive. Nisha Shankar ’19 and Josh Harris ’21 represented the team and Bishop Gorman at the State Individual Tournament. Seniors on the team included Blake Weissman, Emerson Wieczorek, and Erika Yerger. Congratulations to the women’s bowling team on being named the NIAA Academic State Champs!

ACTIVITIES! During our Boys vs. Girls Spirit Week, our Student Government hosted an on-campus service event with approximately 150 participants. These students did service projects that benefited various organizations, including making sandwiches and blessing bags for “Shine A Light,” preparing recycled grocery bags to make sleeping mats for the homeless, and making blankets and toys for “A Home for Spot” animal rescue.

The wrestling team had another good season this year. Several wrestlers participated at the Sunset Regional Meet and did well. AJ Veltri ’18, Dylan Auschwitz ’18, and Joey Mazzara ’18 qualified for the State Individual tournament at the Orleans Arena. Dylan Auschwitz had a great tournament and finished in 3rd Place in the State of Nevada at 182 lbs.

Joey Mazzara finished his amazing wrestling career at Bishop Gorman by dominating the competition at 170 lbs, wining his 2nd State Championship in 3 years. He did not lose to a Nevada opponent all year, and will finish the year ranked as one of the top wrestlers in the country in his weight class!

Joey Mazzara ’18

On Saturday, February 10th, the Varsity Cheer Competition Team competed at the USA Spirit Nevada Open. The 27 member team represented Bishop Gorman in the Show Cheer Advanced Super Large Division. This competition was attended by more than 12 local high schools and four out-of-state teams in the various divisions. Scoring was judged by a cheer/chant, jumps, elite stunts and pyramid, standing and running tumbling and a dance. Bishop Gorman won 1st Place in their division with a score in the high 90’s and minimal deductions.

The following cheerleaders participated: SENIORS: Selena Aguilar, Cat Alvarez, Paige Arredondo, Giana Bailey, Chelsea Baker, Rebeca Barajas, Lindsay Busche, Jaqui Castro, Nikki Ebalo, Jewelena Gomez, Lindsey Hightower, Sydni Jackson, Madison Ryan, Isabella Torres; JUNIORS: Brianna Bolduc, Hallie Borgel, Emily Burton, Lauren LaPlaca, Mallory McAvoy, Avery McKendry, Caroline Nielson, Gabby Ozuna, Jordan Sullivan; SOPHOMORES: Isabella Comella, Kennedy Corrigan; and FRESHMAN Kassidy Moore. Congratulations to these young ladies for all their hard work!

Our men’s and women’s basketball teams are currently competing in the Sunset Regional Tournament. Check back for playoff results next month.

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Senior trip Disneyland

MAY 11-12 COST: $160

INCLUDES: Transportation, admission to the park, all rides and entertainment at the park.

Students will need to purchase their own food.

PAYMENTS: can be made in two equal parts if the first payment is in by March 23, 2018. The final payment is due by May 4, 2018. Cash or check only (made out to Bishop Gorman). Service hours must be completed and verified to reserve your spot.

ITINERARY: Students depart from Bishop Gorman the morning of Friday, May 11th, and return the following morning.

This senior trip is NOT mandatory. For questions and permission slips, check SHOWBIE under the Class of 2018 page or the Clubs and Organizations Link on Plus Portals for more information. (Completed Permission slip is due at the time of payment).

Advancement

36th Annual

Knight of the Gael

Attention Juniors and Junior Parents!

Join us for

An Evening of Gratitude

IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES FOR THE 2018 SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

Honoring

Sandy’75 and Sheriff (ret.) Bill ’74 Young

February 23, 2018

Thursday, March 15, 2018

Interviews

Cocktails at 6:00pm Dinner at 7:00pm

Application Deadline (apply online)

March 19 - 21, 2018 May 2, 2018

Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa Cocktail attire

Mandatory Meeting for selected students during Gaels Period.

$300 per person or $3,000 per table of ten RSVP by March 1, 2018

For more information, visit www.bishopgorman.org/internshipprogram or contact Mrs. Lauren Blasek at lblasek@bishopgorman.org

Please call the Advancement Office at 702-476-4034 for reservations or to purchase a program ad

April 10th at Windmill Library Auditorium

Jazz Appreciation Month Concert featuring Gilbert Castellanos and Jeff Ellwood

***Opening the concert is the BGHS JAZZ ENSEMBLE *** under the direction of Geoff Neumann Free and open to the public, for more information: 702.507.3459

THEATRE, continued from front page.

Class of 2019: Kailyn Hammons: Like Dreaming Backwards/ Promedy-Perfect Score! and Olivia Maalouf: Happy with a Failure/ Mugged in Metropolis-Perfect Score! Class of 2020: Uzma Ali: Always Ridiculous/King Lear, and Rebecca Noall: Romeo and Juliet/Girl.

Solo Musical Theatre: Excellent Ratings: Class of 2020: Reilly Price: She Used to be Mine, Karissa Rue: Right Hand Man, and Sophia Vassallo: Pulled. Class of 2021: Madeline Chatham: On the Steps of the Palace, Alyssa Mangio: Hold Me in Your Heart, and Amanda Vaskov: On My Own.

Technical Theatre: Superior Ratings Class of 2018: Costume Construction: Ariana Micale: Blithe Spirit. Costume Design: Tatiana DeDera: A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Lighting Design: Martha Smith: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. Stage Management: Kayla Marie Sideco: Thoroughly Modern Millie, and Martha Smith: Spring Music Spectacular-Perfect Score! Class of 2019: Set Design: Michael Menor: Much Ado About Nothing. Sound Design: Ashlyn Laning: The Diary of Anne Frank.

Duet Musical Theatre: Class of 2018: Nikolas Macalalad & August Ricardo: Agony. Class of 2020: Jillian Hyde & Maria Ines Manuel: A Boy Like That/I Have a Love, and Kortney Reiss & Tatum Rowand: What is this Feeling. Class of 2021: Nicole Needham & Alexa Rygiel: For Good.

Duet Scene: Class of 2018: Bridget Cunningham & Kayla Marie Sideco: Parallel Lives, and Uche Nwokike & Madison Wick: Fight Over Fuchsia.

Contrasting Monologues: Class of 2019: Sofia Nuño: Perfect Jimmy/ Fences. Class of 2021: Sydney Lybbert: Our Town/Falling Down the Rabbit Hole, and Lillie Martin: Street Scene/Meet the Roommates.

Performance: Excellent Ratings Solo Musical Theatre: Class of 2018: Saydra Starks: Out Tonight. Class of 2019: Alyssa Lacap: Easy as Life, and Mary Ricciardi: Where Did the Rock Go. Class of 2020: Hanna Barton: There are Worse Things I Could Do, and Alexandra Milanowski: Times are Hard for Dreamers.

Technical Theatre: Excellent Rating Short Film: Class of 2018: Stephanie Magnuson: Friends.

Congratulations to all!

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Go Gaels!

MARCH MADNESS SALE SALE SALE!!!

Dates: March 12 –16

Stop in the store for our Annual March Madness Sale!

BLOWOUT bins on sale!

Selected Items from

30-50%

OFF

We look forward to seeing you!

SALE IS IN-STORE ONLY! Call us @ 702-476-4022

Store Hours: Monday – Friday 7am - 2:30 pm

For more information visit: www.bishopgorman.org PRESORT STANDARD U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 37 Las Vegas, NV

Bishop Gorman High School 5959 S. Hualapai Way Las Vegas, NV 89148

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