Bishop Gorman High School, Sharing The Pride newsletter May 2017 issue

Volume 23

Prom 2017

Issue 7

May 2017

This year's Prom was held at the Red Rock Casino Resort Spa and was a great success! Students were treated to a buffet dinner, delicious desserts, and lots of dancing!

A special moment during the night was the presentation of the Prom Court and the crowning of Prom Queen, Sara DiFederico '18 and Prom King, Stone Wachs '18.

Congratulations!

Junior Prom Court Ashley Brennan Samantha DiFederico Nikki Ebalo Abigail Gaughan Lillian Hoff Teresa Richardson Christopher McArthur Jeffrey Wright Duncan Goodrich Paul Gillett Joey Mazzara Austin Wells

Spring Signing Day

Signing day took place at Gorman on Wednesday, April 19. The gymnasium was filled with students and families supporting the record 23 student-athletes that made their college choices. This brings our total to 40 athletes for the 2016-2017 school year with a few yet to make their decision. Congratulations to all our college signees.

Baseball: Nick Hernandez - College of Southern Nevada, NV; Jordan Sadovia - College of Southern Idaho, ID; Braxton Wehrle - South Mountain, AZ (M) Basketball: Charles O’Bannon, Jr. - University of Southern California, CA; Dominic Proctor - University of Miami, FL Football: Alfredo Bernal - University of Jamestown, ND; Ben Howell - University of Jamestown, ND; Christian Martinez - University of Jamestown, ND; Maisen Soa - University of Jamestown, ND; Justice Watson - University of Wisconsin River-Falls, WI (W) Golf: Danielle Oberlander - Grinnell, IA (W) Soccer: Hannah Borgel - Rocky Mountain College, MT; Arlie Jones - University of Southern California, CA

(M) Soccer: Nicholas Turk - Howard University, Washington DC; Cobi DeLeon - California Baptist University, CA; Brandon Malek - York St. John University, England (M) Tennis: Daniel Kinas - Depauw University, IN Track and Field: Taylor Girard - Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, FL (W) Volleyball: Gabby Mavroidis - Franklin & Marshall, PA; Alysia Nielson - Wake Forest, NC (M) Volleyball: Will Hafen - Juniata College, PA; Charles Pollnow - Benedictine University, AZ Wrestling: Allison Petix - King University, TN

Athletics continued on page 6

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 Desk of Dean Rivera…

Graduation Events

Class of 2019, congratulations on the successful completion of your sophomore year! While serving as your dean, I have been impressed with your continued academic progress, extracurricular pursuits, and dedication to serving others throughout the Las Vegas valley. To that end, I would like to recognize the nine members of our sophomore class who have already met Bishop Gorman’s graduation requirement of completing 100 or more approved service hours.

Kudos to: Anchor Brant, Natalie Cooper, Maria Corzo, Katie Lee, Sunny Lee, Maya Martinez, Jill McPherson-Kellogg, Eli Morton, and Jason Song for their excellent work and commitment to serving others.

SENIOR BBQ • May 5 in the Aux Gym 10:25am – 1:50pm.

PICK UP CAP & GOWN • May 9 during Gaels Period and both lunches in Campus Store.

GRADUATION PRACTICE • May 10 at 9:30am (Gaels Period) in the BGHS Aux. Gym. We will review procession, seating, and the procedure for receiving your diploma. We will also cover the senior class trip itinerary and rules.

SENIOR TRIP TO DISNEYLAND • May 12 & 13.

All seniors attending the class trip will meet in the gym on May 12 to load the bus.

SENIOR FINAL EXAMS • May 15 & 16.

Please see weekly schedule for specific dates and times.

Ultimately, the completion of this milestone before the deadline of spring 2019 speaks volumes.

As such, each of these nine sophomore students received generous gift card donations from the owners of Rachel’s Kitchen and Chick-fil-A to honor their hard work and diligent dedication to serving others. I highly encourage each of you take some time during the summer months away from campus to complete your service hours. I hope the sophomore ring mass was a memorable experience for each of you who attended the April 30th ceremony with your friends and family.

I ask the members of the Class of 2019 to keep in mind that your junior year will present many personal, academic, and social opportunities as you transition into your third year as a GAEL. That said, please consider taking some time during the summer months to outline your personal and academic goals for the upcoming school year.

SENIOR ACADEMIC AWARDS NIGHT • May 16 at 6:00pm in the BGHS Gym. This is a significant evening for seniors, their families and friends. This formal presentation will include the announcement of scholarships, academic awards and a speech by the salutatorian. Please wear appropriate, modest “dress” clothes. Cap and gown are not to be worn.

BACCALAUREATE MASS • May 18 at 6:30pm, Shrine of the Most Holy Redeemer at 55 E. Reno Avenue (Las Vegas Blvd. & Reno) Please arrive by 6:00pm. Bring your ironed gown to the Shrine of the Most Holy Redeemer. Please wear “dress” clothes under your gown. No caps are to be worn to the Mass. Please try to carpool as there is limited parking available.

GRADUATION • May 21 at 12:00 noon at the Thomas & Mack (4505 S. Maryland Parkway – cross streets are Tropicana & Paradise) Seniors should arrive at the Thomas & Mack by 11:15am, enter through the side loading bay door on the southeast side (closest to the Cox Pavilion) to put on their caps/gowns and line up by 11:30am.

Tessa Rivera Class of 2019 Dean

Finance TUITION: We are nearing the end of the tuition billing cycle for this school year. In accordance with the school’s policy, tuition for the 2016-2017 academic year must be paid in full by May 15, 2017. Please be aware that transcripts and grades cannot be released until your student’s account is current. If you have any questions regarding your student’s account, please contact Vanessa Orozco at 702.476.4023 If you wish to have your tuition automatically taken from your checking account or charged to your credit card for the 2017-2018 school year, please make sure you have signed and returned a NEW AUTHORIZATION FORM by July 15, 2017,

which you can download from our website, www.bishopgorman.org under Admissions, financial information. Please note that a credit card processing fee equal to 2% of the amount charged will be added to the tuition payment amount.

TUITION ASSISTANCE: You can still apply for tuition assistance for the 2017-2018 school year by visiting our website, www.bishopgorman.org, where there is a link to FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment under the Admissions tab. Submit your application, pay the required fee online and send them the necessary documents.

Please be aware that your application must be verified by FACTS before your application can be reviewed by the Tuition Assistance Committee. Returning families must re-apply for tuition assistance each year.

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Gael Pride

Instrumental Music Takes The Stage HUGE congratulations to the instrumental music students for winning the WorldStrides Hollywood Music Festival in Los Angeles this past March. The Concert Band and Orchestra were also selected as Most Outstanding Ensembles in their categories. Lastly, trumpet player Bijon Esfahani and violinist Hannah Nguyen were selected as Outstanding Instrumentalists. Congratulations to all students involved in these groups for taking another huge step in the growth and progress of our Music Program.

In addition, the following students were selected to participate in the 2017 NMEA Nevada Small School All State Band and Orchestra which performed in Fallon, NV on April 27-29, 2017.

ORCHESTRA Nelisha Silva '18 Violin Hannah Nguyen '18 Violin Makayla Wijesinghe '20 Violin Ethan Stout '20 Viola Meagan Parker '20 Viola Dominique Toyozaki '18 Cello Ethan Emery '18 Bass

BAND Imma Caoile '18 Flute Christian Strysniewicz '18 Alto Saxophone Ben Uy '17 Trumpet Bijon Esfahani '17 Trumpet Carson Browder '19 Trombone Jason Lima '18 Trombone Zachary Geinzer '19 Percussion

Speech

& Debate

The speech and debate students competed in the high stakes national qualifier tournament which took a total of 30 grueling hours of competition. Two students made it to the finals.

Noah Lea '17 was a finalist in Congressional Debate and Chris Catechis '17 was a finalist in Lincoln Douglas Debate. Congratulations!

In addition, speech & debate coach, Ms. Christine Scoville, received the Hall of Fame Coaching Award for 2016-2017 from her coaching peers in the Golden Desert Speech & Debate Association (Southern Nevada). Ms. Scoville said "I am so honored to work with such amazing students and to be given this award after 12 years of coaching."

Congratulations!

BGHS 2017 CSI Case Project

Congratulations to all of the students and to Mr. Geoff Neuman for all of his hard work cultivating the talents of our musicians. Well done!

On Monday, March 20, a “homicide” occurred at Bishop Gorman High School.

On March 24, yet another tragedy struck.

Students in Ms. DeJoria’s Honors Human Physiology classes spent the next few weeks processing fingerprints, hair fibers, clothing fibers, and blood evidence in order to solve the crime surrounding the suspicious death of Elena Ferrante-Martin, beloved Department Chair of Performing Arts and the homicide of April Sauline, Director of Instructional Technology.

This cross-currricular project involves the Broadcast Journalism and Photography classes as well. Stay tuned to find out who committed these horrific crimes!

Social Studies Honor Society Inducts Founding Members On Tuesday, March 21, 2017, history was made in the Social Studies Department as the St. Luke Chapter of Rho Kappa, the National Social Studies Honor Society, inducted its founding members: Randi Aguilar '17, Julia Bertram '17, Bailey Capuano '17, Christopher Catechis '17, Audrey Conway '17, Emilie Hong '17, Rachel Korte '17, Brian Smith '17, Megan Wijesinghe '17, Christopher Hernandez '18, Kyle Melatti '18, Rhonda Papp '18, Kayla Marie Sideco '18, and Emerson Wieczorek '18. Rho Kappa is "the only national organization for high school juniors and seniors that recognizes excellence in the field of Social Studies." Named for the "historian of the Gospels," the St. Luke Chapter is not only placing its emphasis on academics, but also service to the community. Congratulations to all our new members on this outstanding achievement.

Not all members are pictured due to GAELS period conflicts

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Campus Ministry

BGHS Students Helping In Our Community A Fun St. Patrick's Day

This year, when they learned that there would be no school on St. Patrick's Day, Kamilah Lepe '20, and Lauren Buchanan '20, decided to serve at the CCSD Interact Program (Special Needs Students).

Class of 2020 Gets Cookin' In March, Galeb Alowir, Cole Malm, and Jacob Burkemper baked over 100 cookies and delivered them to Mrs. Angela Urquiaga at Rancho High School. Then in April, they again got together to prepare 90 lunch bags to deliver to those who are less fortunate and in need of food at Rancho High School.

The lunch bags included a sandwich, orange and a snack.

They volunteered on St. Patrick's Day and helped the students get creative with Leprechaun art projects. They joined the students in an exciting morning of Career Day visitors, and participated in music class. After a day full of festivities, one of the teachers, Mrs. Michelle, said this about the experience, "A few students really took to the volunteers. These students had few behavioral issues throughout the day as they did their best to impress our guests!"

Thank you for doing such a great job ladies!

By spending a few hours baking or packing lunches, these Gaels not only had a fun time together, they also helped to make a difference in someone's day!

Way to go GAELS!!

Las Vegas Prom Closet Each year Project 150 hosts a boutique style shopping day for local high school students dedicated to this special occasion.

Students are invited to shop for free with their student ID for fashionable new and gently used clothing for prom. This year, Holly Griffith '19 volunteered her time with Project 150 Las Vegas Prom, helping students find that special outfit for their Prom.

Thank you to these great groups of Bishop Gorman students who join Mr. John Goertemiller for productive evenings sorting and packing food

Football Soccer Basketball Lacrosse

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Girls & Boys Various Ages & Skill Levels Visit our website:

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Academics

Counselor’s Corner

For Peeps Sake!

AP STUDENTS: AP Exams will be administered during the first

two weeks of May. You have been preparing for these exams all year and you will do great. Be sure to pay attention to the announcements and to your teachers for your exam location, date and time. Be on time and good luck!

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ith the second semester quickly coming to a close, it is important to prepare and get ready for final exams. Here are helpful ideas to keep you focused! PREPARING TO STUDY: A Good Study Place

You need a good study place to be prepared to study.

You should be able to answer YES to all of the following questions: • Is my Study Place available to me when I need it? If you share a Study Place, work out a schedule so that you know when you can use it.

• Is my Study Place free from interruptions? Uninterrupted study time is important. Hang a DO NOT DISTURB sign on the door & turn your phone off.

• Is my Study Place free from distractions? Most students study best in a quiet environment. If playing music is helpful, however, keep the volume low.

• Does my Study Place contain all the study materials I need? Keep reference sources and supplies such as pens and pencils, paper, ruler, calculator, and whatever else you might need handy.

• Does my Study Space contain a large enough desk or table? Use a desk or table that is large enough to hold everything you need. Allow enough room for writing and try to avoid clutter.

• Does my Study Place have enough storage space? Be sure you have enough storage space to allow you to keep your desktop or other work surface clear of unnecessary materials that can get in the way.

• Does my Study Place have a comfortable chair? An uncomfortable chair can cause discomfort that will interfere with your studying. One that is too comfortable might make you sleepy. Select a chair in which you can sit for long periods while maintaining your attention.

• Does my Study Place have enough light? The amount of light needed depends on what you are doing, be sure you can clearly see without any strain or discomfort.

• Does my Study Place have a comfortable temperature? Too warm may make you sleepy; too cold may slow you down. Select a temperature at which your mind and body function best.

Having a good Study Place is important for effective studying.

Counselor's Quote of the Month:

“Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might” -- Ecclesiastes 9:10

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Just before Easter Break, the annual Peeps Lab in Mrs. Truitt's Biology classes was a complete success! In this lab students have to design all of the experiments and write a lab report. They test chick and bunny Peeps to see who survives their tortures (experiments). For example, with the "book smash" experiment, students drop a text book on the Peeps from 2-3 meters high and measure how much they have been smashed.

The second experiment is the "flame test" where they subject the Peeps to 10-15 seconds with a lighter and then measure burn area. In the microwave lab, the students cook the Peeps until they explode and then they measure the size of the Peep as compared to before the test.

Environmental Club

Mr. Stan Hanel recently visited the students in the Environmental Club and shared his electric vehicle (EV) presentation. Mr. Hanel brought props and a couple of EV cars to explain their process.

He along with Mr. David Sharp, a specialist in EVs and Charging Stations infrastructure, spoke with students and answered their questions about the infrastructure and technology surrounding EVs in Nevada. They also discussed the Tesla Model S chassis construction and other EVs still on the market.

Mr. Hanel was a wonderful guest speaker for the Environmental Club as he was also able to share with the students information about the Tesla Gigafactory in Sparks, NV; Faraday Future developments, HyperLoop One, the growing lithium mining industry in Nevada and a lot of other related topics.

We thank Mr. Hanel and Mr. Sharp for coming to visit our campus and for their dedication to a better environment for future generations by supporting zero-emissions transportation.

Athletics | Activities

ATHLETICS

Spring sports season is currently in full swing. Our student athletes are competing at a high level in the following sports:

-Men’s Golf: The team has participated in several tournaments and is currently in 1st place in the Sunset Southwest Division.

-Men’s and Women’s Track and Field: The Men's 4x200 team of Nik Bracken '17, Trevor Henry '17, Kyu Kelly '19, and Greg Oliver '19 set a new school record 1:28.39 at the Arcadia Invitational, and are #2 in Nevada. The Men's 4x800 team of Sam Morden '18, Anthony Pace '17, Massimiliano Swenson '19, and Trevor Henry set a new school record of 8:24.00.

Jill McPherson-Kellogg '19 was awarded Field Athlete of the Meet at Las Vegas Track Classic. Nik Bracken set a new school record in the Long Jump 23’1” and is #2 in Nevada.

The Women’s 4x100 team of Devyn Rosenberg '18, Gwen Bobowicz '19, Taylor Girard '17, and Ellie Jamrozy '18 set a new school record with a time of 50.08. Gwen Bobowicz set a new school record in the Triple Jump of 36’6” and is #2 in Nevada. Pierson Mook '17 set a new school record in the 110 Hurdles of 15.14. The Women’s Sprint Medley Relay (SMR) 100-100-200400 team of Hallie Gordon '19, Sam Schumacher '20, Kiaran Kelly '18 and Peyton Wehrle '20 set a school record with 2:04.33.

Maya Martinez '19, Morgan Jelinsky '20, Payton Frieden '19, and Ariel Gomez '20 of the Women’s Distance Medley Relay (DMR) 1200-400-800-1600 team set a school record with a time of 14:40.59.

The Men’s SMR 200-200-400-800 team of Ammmonte Beverly '20, Zaiven Ragsdale '20, Cam Hunterton '20 and Paul Gillett '18 set a time of 4:05.11. The Mens’ DMR team of Massimiliano Swenson '19, JT Stanley '18, Sam Morden '18 and Anthony Pace '17 set a school record with a time of 12:20.26 -Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse: Currently ranked #1 in Nevada.

-Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving: The team has competed in several events and is doing well. The team should make a strong run in the playoffs.

-Baseball: Currently ranked #2 in Nevada. The team placed 3rd in the prestigious Lion’s Invitational Tournament in San Diego over Easter Break.

Jarrod Billig '17 pitched a no-hitter in the tournament.

-Softball: Successfully ran the annual Kick of the Season Tournament and participated in the Savannah, CA, tournament.

-Men’s Volleyball Currently ranked #1 in Nevada: The men’s volleyball team has had an incredible season so far and is undefeated in league play. Will Hafen '17 is ranked Top 5 in the US in kills; Charlie Pollnow '17 leads the nation in aces; and Trevor Papock '18 leads the nation in assists.

Congratulations to our 2017-2018 Elected Class Officers CLASS OF 2018

President: Ashley Brennan Vice President: Ohara Riffel Secretary: Halle Brown Treasurer: Gabe Kaufman

CLASS OF 2019

President: Julia Sanman Vice-President: Lauren Lombardo Secretary: Laney Zinn Treasurer: Olivia Maalouf

CLASS OF 2020

President: Nguyen Vo Vice-President: Abigail Cavizo Secretary: Haley Taylor Treasurer: Uzma Ali

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Congratulations to our VP of Activities for the 2017-2018 school year, Hope Taylor '18.

Advancement

Apple Professional Learning!

Over the past months, the following Gorman faculty members have had the opportunity to participate in Apple Professional Learning: ● Joan Commons ● Andrew Giger ● Gregg Nunley ● Nicole Davis ● Caprice Houston ● Domingo Rivera ● Amy Dawson ● Morgan Jackson ● Michelle Truitt ● Marisa Delgado ● Nancy Maheras ● Mary Vance ● Lora Feely ● Jacob Moore Working shoulder-to-shoulder with an Apple Learning Specialist, Nelson Taylor, they had the opportunity to design technologyrich lessons centered around deeper levels of learning. The Director of Instructional Technology, April Sauline, and Nelson Taylor invited all the faculty members to the faculty lounge one morning in March to begin building a cross-curricular community of sharing and collaboration. Each teacher was also encouraged to continue their professional learning through the Apple Teacher program online, and many of them have already begun to certify themselves in a variety of new programs. The entire Gorman community is fortunate enough to have access to these opportunities through the 1:1 iPad Program! Feel free to visit the Gorman Technology blog gormantechnology.wordpress.com to see examples of student work and teacher features!

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Passp rt 2017 Mexico!

Travels to

Bring your amigos and experience this country’s fine cuisine, a great silent auction, entertainment and beverages from our friends at Breakthru Beverage!

Tasting, Entertainment & Silent Auction

Friday, May 5, 2017 at 7:00pm Red Rock Casino Resort Spa

Tickets

$100 per person or

Private Cabana Amigos Package

$2,000 Includes: Ten tickets, private cabana at event, gift basket, and a bottle of bubbly

Four tickets at $75 per person

Purchase Tickets Online

www.bishopgorman.org or call the Advancement Office at (702) 476-4032

silent auction and special hotel rates

attire: summer chic

WWW.BISHOPGORMAN.ORG

must be 21 and older to attend

Faculty and Staff Celebrate Milestones at BGHS

Congratulations to those faculty and staff members who celebrated anniversaries this past school year.

We thank all of them for their dedicated service in carrying out the educational mission of Bishop Gorman High School.

46 Years Margaret Foy

22 Years Kim Martinez

45 Years Vikki Rodrigues

21 Years Stacy DiVento Sally Nieman Pat Taris

41 Years Virginia Cunningham Jean Poteete 20 Years Kelly Ivie 29 Years Kathy Glenn 19 Years Mary DeJoria 27 Years Sheryl Krmpotich Joanne Andrews Kelsey McCall Jay Bonar Dee Roberts Christi McEachern Rick Spiritosanto 25 Years Judy Ferguson Tracy Goode

18 Years Ryan Pietranton

23 Years John Goertemiller

17 Years Heather Marr

16 Years Grant Rice Michael Wright 14 Years Elena FerranteMartin Linda Fox Michelle Healy Juliana Hilliard Kim Tegano Suzanne Wilson 13 Years Greg Cava Kerry Lieb Michelle Truitt 12 Years Jill Bernhardy Greg Piet Christine Scoville

11 Years Irene Anderson Ian Devlin Gino DiMaria Lora Feely Bridget Michlik 10 Years Wayne Anderson Kristin Block Kevin May Adriana McGurk Jamey Miller Terry Sampaio Natalie Witucki 9 Years Amy Dawson Charles Fiore Susie Portz Domingo Rivera Christopher Roberts Jackie White Ann Wozniak Michele Young

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8 Years Karen Alessi Robert Burgman Susan Cannella Marisa Delgado Larry Javier John Kilduff Patrick McGurk Leonard Urso

6 Years Jeanette Dixon Isabel Henry Robin Jensen Kathy Keating Kevin Kiefer Michelle Morton Wayne Petersen Michelle Roberts

7 Years Paul Ciullo Scott Cooley Nicole Davis Mark Hancock Frank Hicks Nancy Maheras Vanessa Orozco Laura Pittmon Tessa Rivera Marc Sayre

April Sauline 5 Years Lauren Blasek Michael Brown Barrett Henzel Krystal Jackson Larry McAllister Kevin Nixon Sandy Young

Go Gaels!

Announcing Bishop Gorman High School’s Gaels Theatre Guild

201 Summer Musical Theatre Camp

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At this musical theatre camp, students will work on the combined disciplines of acting, singing and dancing.

The purpose of musical theatre training is to develop and shape the “triple threat.�

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I, the undersigned parent or legal guardian, give permission for to participate in the Bishop Gorman High School musical theatre camp on June -1 , 201 . I assume all responsibility for any injuries that may occur to the above mentioned minor. I agree to release BGHS and camp instructors from all claims. If you have any questions, contact Elena Ferrante-Martin at eferrante-martin@bishopgorman.org.

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STOP IN for all your SCHOOL UNIFORMS.

Summer Get ready FOR THE Enrichment UPCOMING SCHOOL YEAR! Uniform Tee’s!

UNIFORM LIST 1 for $15 RECOMMENDED for incoming and returning students • 5 pairs of shorts and/or pants 2 for $25

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ATTIRE FOR THE CAMP: Sneakers and clothing to enable movement

Hammes Campus Store

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without a polo as a uniform option) 1 outerwear Jacket (optional for winter season) 2 spirit tees (this can be worn on Fridays with uniform dickies shorts or pants) 1 mass shirt (men’s and women’s style available) 1 mass vest (unisex item, sizes xs-4xl) The mass uniform (shirt and vest) will be worn

for mass days. Plan for about 10 times per school year.

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For more information visit: www.bishopgorman.org.

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