V42. Issue I

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Inside This Week's Issue St udent Council Q&A, Service Trips, Ol ympic Recap and More

Vol . 42, Issue I

The Student Newspaper of St. Joseph's Prep

Cape & Sw or d Tak es Th e St age To Th e St r eet s

Sept ember 6, 2016

Edit or ial: To Th e Class of 2020

By Jon Er dy '17 Students, faculty, and administration, we at The Hawkeye hope that you had a very happy, healthy, and restful summer and are ready for the year that lies ahead of us.

By Mat t hew Phil l ips '18 Over the past few years, the Prep has more than earnestly pushed its unique appeal of being a Jesuit school located in North Philadelphia, only a fifteen-minute drive from the heart of the city and within walking distance of numerous Philly attractions.

Mayor Jim Kenney '76 (D) greets C&S performers after the show.

Though this unique appeal is certainly clear to all those who study and work at the Prep, rarely has it been as evident as over the past few months in the Cape and Sword Drama Society.

just finished an extremely strong season with Kennedy?s Crisis, The 6th Annual Night of Scenes, and Curtains, the spring musical.

The Prep?s theater program, often regarded as one of the strongest in the Delaware Valley, had

Each Curtains performance featured a cameo from various Prep faculty and alumni,

one of which was Mayor Kenney '76, who was once quoted as saying he regretted not acting in high school, and who agreed to appear as one of the cameos.

Not only did the mayor love his cameo on the Prep

stage, but he also enjoyed watching the performance of Curtains, perhaps to an even greater degree. ?Mayor Kenney adored his entire experience being back at the Prep doing his cameo,?

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To the Class of 2020, I want to welcome you into the brotherhood that is The Prep. You have undoubtedly left a mark on where you have come from, whether that be from your grade school, sports team, activity, or family.

However, you are now beginning a new journey that is both dynamic and exciting. As I look back on the past three years of my life, The Prep has provided me with many different

experiences that has challenged my thinking and helped myself and others to grow into more complete people.

This is a place made up of people from all walks of life and from all corners of the Delaware Valley.

This is a place that makes leaders out of outsiders. This is a place that brings the best out of people.

You need only to watch the interactions between students in the halls, a teacher taking extra time to go over material before a test, or the energy in the student section of a football game to see the culture that The Prep cultivates.

A week before my first day in my freshman year, my Continued on Page 3.

Pr ep Foot ball To Bat t le Ar ch bish op Wood On ESPNU

By Eamon Gal l agher '17

those achievements didn?t warrant the need for more spectacular performances, the results of last season certainly do.

Football season is upon us once again, and as fans of the Prep?s top tier program know, you?d be hard pressed to find anything that matches the intensity of a rivalry game. As always, the Prep will match wits and ability with tough division opponents such as Roman Catholic and archrival LaSalle, and this year some new adversaries have been added to that number.

Due to a realignment in Philadelphia Catholic League, Archbishop Wood and The Prep both lie in the Red Division. Prep and Wood last met in

Coach Gabe Infante, poised to lead the Prep to another successful season.

2013, where the Prep wrestled away a win from the Vikings by a score of 31-21. This year?s matchup between these two

powerhouses is greatly anticipated, and for good reason.

Both The Prep and Archbishop Wood

have produced phenomenal performances over the past few seasons.

In both 2013 and 2014, in addition to

remarkable records, each program posted state championship wins in their respective PIAA classifications. If

The Prep and Wood fell short of their respective goals, neither able to repeat for third year as state Champions.

Wood?s season ended last year in the District 12 finals. The Prep was bested by LaSalle in the final seconds of the PCL Final. These outcomes should serve as major impetuses for upcoming games.

Because the matchup between Prep and Wood is the first in league game for each team, they Continued on Page 2.

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Team USA Dom in at es in Rio

By Nick Pal ermo '18 Team USA had yet another successful campaign at the Olympics, leading the pack in gold medals (46) and the overall medal count (121).

The American roster at the 31st Summer Olympic Games featured familiar faces such as Justin Gatlin and Kerri Walsh Jennings, and also introduced some

new stars like Laurie Hernandez and Cody MIller. .

2020 was even born.

In this summer?s Olympic Games, he achieved gold in the Michael Phelps is 4x200m freestyle, usually the first name swimming with that comes to mind at fellow Americans the mention of the Conor Dwyer, Olympics. Phelps has Townley Haas, and now accumulated a Ryan Lochte. Phelps record twenty-eight captured first place medals? twenty-three in the 200m of which are gold. butterfly, the He has been 4x100m freestyle, swimming in the and the 4x100 Olympics since Medley Relay. He before the Class of also earned silver in

the 100m butterfly.

If any race stood out to Phelps, it was the 200m butterfly.

Phelps narrowly lost against South African swimmer Chad le Clos in the 2012 Olympic games four years prior. Last month in Rio, Phelps defeated Le Clos and all others in the pool to claim gold yet again, avenging his silver medal finish in London and cementing his claim as the greatest Olympian of all time.

Simone Biles came into Rio already considered one of the all time greats in the sport of gymnastics. With three all-around World Championships (2013-2015), the 2016 Olympic games were considered hers to lose and this summer, she did not disappoint.

Team USA at the opening ceremonies; Phelps with flag

Biles won overall

gold with her American teammates Gabby Douglas, Laurie Hernandez, Madison Kocian, and Aly Raisman. She also took gold in the all-around competition, the vault, and the floor exercise and took the bronze medal in the balance beam. She is now tied for the most medals by a U.S. female gymnast at a single Olympics with 5 medals.

The women?s heptathlon champion and men?s decathlon champion are often considered the world?s greatest athletes. To win the event in the Olympics twice is near impossible given the rigor and physical demands of training for such a grueling event.

Ashton Eaton, however, defied the odds and won his second Olympic gold in the decathlon, and

tied the Olympic record for the most points scored in the event. With this year?s victory in Rio, he became just the third two-time in Olympic decathalon history.

Katie Ledecky dominated her second Olympic Games. She participated in the 2012 London Olympics, where she was the youngest American athlete competing for Team USA. She shocked the crowd in the 800m freestyle when she put up the second fastest time in history and won gold.

Between Olympics, she worked on her sprint speed. She now races in events as short as 100m. In Rio this summer, she won gold in the 200m freestyle, 400m freestyle with a world record time, 4x200m freestyle, Continued on Page 5.

ESPNU (Con t .) will be looking to make a strong impression.

The stakes are even higher because of the presentation of this monumental clash.

The game will be broadcasted on national television, on ESPNU. The game is part of the 2016 GEICO ESPN High School Showcase? a 10 week, 12 game schedule of high school football games between powerhouse programs from across the country. The Prep and Wood are the

only Pennsylvania teams to be featured in this series on these televised, prime time match ups.

I can?t imagine anyone who wouldn?t want to execute when they?re on such a high level. Even so, many players are just trying to treat this fierce contest with the same level-headed attitude as a normal game.

Linebacker and Captain James Johnson ?17 stated ?As an individual and

for the team as a whole, this game is just another step in the process. It?s the most important game just as every game is the most important game because it is an opportunity to get better and to compete.?

Fans of the Prep and fans of football in general will have to wait until Friday, September 16th to witness the battle on the gridiron. The game will be played at 7:00pm at Archbishop Wood.

D'Andre Swift '17 Jukes Out a LaSalle Linebacker.

Th er e Will Be a Hawkeye M eet in g on Th u r sday, Sept em ber 8t h in t h e Qu in n Libr ar y at 2:45.

All Ar e Welcom e t o At t en d!

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Cape an d Sw or d (Con t .) says Tony Braithwaite '89, who organized the entire event. ?As he left the theatre he told me, through literal tears, ?Tony, this school is amazing. I am going to call my parents on the way home and thank them for sending me here.??

The smashing success of Curtains, along with the mayor?s appearance

me within 24 hours to start the ball rolling.?

So, then, the 2015-16 season of the Cape and Sword Drama Society was now far from over, and Braithwaite began the arduous task of assembling a network of current Prep students, Prep alumni, and girls from sister schools.

and sonnets throughout the months of June and July.

however, the Prep was the only group that included high school students, and

had the most onlookers in attendance.? Though the Cape and Sword

?... he t ol d me, t hrough l it eral t ears, ?Tony, t his school is amazing. I am going t o cal l my parent s on t he way home and t hank t hem f or sending me here.??

The performance took place at City Hall on the 3rd of August, to over one

the only group to Drama Society perform dramatically. continues to succeed year-in and year-out, ?We seemed to be a and surely again will big hit,? Braithwaite

in the show, would have been an impressive story in and of itself, but it does not end there.

Braithwaite says, ?We knew the Mayor loved what he saw in Curtains because less than 2 minutes after the show ended, we were standing in the foyer and he asked me if the Prep could perform Shakespeare in the City Hall Cape and Sword members in the courtyard; spanning twenty years of Courtyard in between them.

August, and if says, ?Mayor Kenney we could help run a The group, which hundred spectators. was in attendance, Philly high school spanned some The Prep was just and the staff told us theatre festival to twenty years of one of multiple begin in the summer graduating classes, groups who appeared this was the only Culture in the of 2017. I was a little worked together to throughout the Courtyard event that shocked, but construct a series of summer as part of he had attended. immediately said yes, scenes highlighting the city?s Culture in and his office called Shakespeare?s plays the Courtyard series; They also said ours

Continued from Page 1. class received an email from the Student Council President at the time, Bobby Loftus ?14. His message, one you will soon know to be true, was a simple one: ?The Prep is place that challenges you intensely during the week, but on the weekend, it is our favorite place in the world.?

You will find yourselves in situations that are uncomfortable, even over-burdensome.

You will be required to go beyond what is easy, in pursuit of something greater than yourself.

But you are no longer just a number.

Behind you is a support system of more than 900 brothers, teachers who want nothing more than to see you succeed, and your families who will help facilitate your transformation from someone who was walked from class to class into an independent, free-thinking man, prepared to take on the world outside our walls.

graduating classes this year, the events of the 2015-16 season, the longest-running season in history, will surely be not soon forgotten.

Cape and Sword members act out various scenes from the works of Shakespeare.

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With that said, the Prep experience is a holistic one to those who take advantage of it. For all the moments and experiences that I cherished throughout the years, there was a decision to embrace something new, even if at the time I questioned it, or was even afraid of it.

I urge you to expand your horizons during your time in this special place. Try a new sport or activity that you don?t know about, reach out to different people, connect with a teacher, go to the football games, the mixers, the formals, daily service, intramural games and if nothing else, there?s always a spot at The Hawkeye for you. In front of you is a new world of possibilities and a new person to discover. Take advantage of your time and appreciate it. It goes faster than it feels in the moment. Class of 2020, welcome home.

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Facu lt y Gr id

Mrs. Teresa Hoffman

Mr. Jonathan Jerome

Mr. Jonathan Pohlig '02

Mr. Leo Vaccaro '05

What song was t he soundt rack of your summer?

This Is What You Came For by Calvin Harris

Don't Mind by Kent Jones, or Honey, I'm Good by Andy

RAC's remix of Walking On a Dream (original by Empire of

Roger Waters singing "Wide River to Cross"

What Prep event t his year are you most l ooking f orward t o?

First Prep held robotics tournament

Start of the Spring Schedule, or the Fall Show: Peter and the Starcatcher

Cross Country PCL Champs

Every issue of The Hawkeye is an event

What is your comput er deskt op background?

My 2 sons

A stock, black and white photo of a mountain range

The Roman Arch of Timgad, also known as the Arch of Trajan, located in Batna, Algeria

A photo of Walt Whitman, taken by Thomas Eakins in Whitman's Camden home

Which book has most inf l uenced your l if e?

The Art of Happiness

by Dalai Lama

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

The World Until Yesterday by Jared Diamond

Not even a book, but a book review by David Foster Wallace, "Joseph Frank's Dostoevsky" in Consider the Lobster

By Aidan O'Connor '17

St u den t Cou n cil Gr id

By Marcel l o Garber '17

Andrew Bracken

Andrew Schreder

Pat Dever

Colin Browning

John Barbera

What ?s t he biggest t hing you pl an t o change about Prep t his year?

Interactive fun

Spring Uniform

School Spirit

The Fall

Offer more opportunities to get involved in a meaningful way

Is OJ Simpson innocent or guil t y?

Innocent, Bush did it

Innocent

Innocent

Innocent

Probably guilty

What Prep event / experience are you most l ooking f orward t o t his year?

Doggy Day

Springfest

ESPNU game

Earth Day

Possibility to lead a Kairos

What are your expect at ions f or Aramark's repl acement ?

I miss Francine

Too high

Very high

A complete volte-face

Not high at all

Who is going t o win t he President ial el ect ion in November?

Harambe

Trump

Trump

McMullin

Hopefully the lesser of two evils

What big t hings shoul d t he st udent body expect f rom t he pep ral l ies t his year?

American Ninja Warrior and Wipeout combined

Water sliders

Sumo Wrestlers

Sumo wrestling suits

Many things. They are going to be in a league of their own

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Su m m er 2016 in Review

By David McCabe '19

In t h e Un it ed St at es

At t h e Pr ep June

Jul y

2 Final Day of Exams 27 Former Prep President Father 5 Graduation of Class Byron '45 speaks at of '16 the DNC 10 Mission and Ministry Leadership Board Announced

August 3 Cape and Sword performs Shakespeare at City Hall Charles Heybach is named new Prep Wrestling Coach 16 New Prep Grading Scale announced 31 Freshmen Orientation

June

Jul y

August

4 NASA?s Juno 5 Opening Ceremony spacecraft enters of Olympic Games orbit around Jupiter -Suicide Squad is 12 Orlando Nightclub 6 PokĂŠmon Go released Shooting Release 12 Sausage Party is 15 Child is Killed by 18 - 21 Republican released Alligator at Disney National Convention resort 21 Closing Ceremony 3 Death of Muhammad Ali

20 Wawa Hoagiefest 25 - 28 Democratic National Convention 28 One Month Anniversary of Harambe?s death

of Olympic Games 23 Philadelphia Zoo?s Rock 'n' Roar Concert 25 National Park Service Centennial

Olym pics (Con t .) and 800m freestyle.

In the 800m freestyle, she won in world record fashion, smashing her own record by a full two seconds.

her 4x400 team won gold as well. After Rio, Felix is the most decorated U.S. women?s track and field athlete with a total 9 medals.

Ledecky also won silver in the 4x100m freestyle with teammates Simone Manuell, Abbey Weitzell, and Dana Vollmer.

For the first time in a long time, the United States ran into some trouble on the basketball court.

Even without players such as Russell Westbrook, Lebron James, Anthony Davis, and Stephen Curry, most assumed the U.S. would dominate all the way through the gold medal game.

Veteran Olympian Allyson Felix has had a long career in track and field. Her Olympic career started in Athens, where she won the silver medal in the 200m at 18 years old.

When her 4x100 team was victorious in Rio, she became the only female track and field athlete to win five gold medals in their career. She did not stop there, as

This would not be so, as the United States played 4 games that ended within a 10 point margin of victory.

Despite their struggles, the team still finished 8-0 with

a gold medal around each of their necks, defeating Serbia 96-66.

Other Highlights: Virginia Thrasher won the first gold medal of the Rio Olympic Games in the women?s 10m air rifle.

Matt Kuchar won bronze for the United States in golf?s return to the Olympics Aly Raisman earned silver in floor exercise and the all-around, and also won gold in the team event for gymnastics.

Kayla Harrison won her 2nd gold medal at 78kg in Judo.

Ryan Murphy beat the world record in his leg of the 4x100 medley relay(100m backstroke). He found himself atop the medal stand after that event, and also the 100m and 200m backstroke.

Phelps after winning the 200m butterfly second in the 50m freestyle and the 4x100m freestyle.

Madeline Dirado earned gold in the 200m backstroke and 4x200 freestyle, silver in 400m individual medley, and bronze in the 200m individual medley.

In track, Tori Bowie

won gold in the 4x100 relay, silver in the 100m, and bronze in the 200m.

The U.S. women?s water polo team won gold.

Helen Maroulis became the first American woman wrestler to win gold.

freestyle wrestling, becoming the youngest American wrestler to win gold at 20 years old.The United States Men?s and Women?s basketball teams both received gold.

Kyle Snyder won gold at 97kg in

In the 100m freestyle, Simone Manuel became the first African-American woman to win individual gold in a swimming event.

She was first in the 4x100 medley, and

Kyle Snyder following his victory to clinch gold.

The Final Five after winning the Team Competition (Left to Right; Raisman, Kocian, Hernandez, Biles, Douglas).

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M or m on Tem ple Open s Door s t o t h e Pu blic they wear white clothing to symbolize purity and equality.

For one month only, On the inside, most the newly walls are adorned constructed with paintings Philadelphia Mormon depicting scenes of Temple is inviting the life of Jesus people of all faiths to Christ, whom the take a tour of the Church is centered temple before it is around. closed off to the While the temple is public following its open to the public, dedication on groups arrive in large September 19th. numbers for the tour.

After this, only At the start they are Mormons will be instructed to put on allowed to enter for hospital-like shoe worship. covers to protect the The Philadelphia interior of the temple, the 152nd to temple. On the be built in the world inside, the temple is by the Church of the split into separate Latter-day Saints, is rooms, each one for located on 1739 Vine an ordinance the Street and stands Mormons practice, 208 feet above the such as marriage, Philadelphia baptism, and sidewalk. Near the confirmation. top it is inscribed: ?Holiness to the Lord, Before the tour starts, a short video The House of the Lord?. Above this is a explains the basic tenets of the faith statue of Moroni, a and welcomes the prophet from the group into the Book of Mormon. temple.

When Mormons One of the first come to the temple to practice their faith, rooms shown

By Aidan O'Connor '17

features a large baptismal font surrounded by twelve oxen, representing the twelve tribes of Israel. This room is used by church members to be baptized on behalf of ancestors who did not receive baptism while living.

Following this is the marriage room. Here a man and a woman are ?sealed? together. To Mormons, life is eternal, meaning that marriage and family last beyond death. At marriage, the couple is sealed, along with any future children, for eternity.

The celestial room stands apart from the rest as it is not used for any ordinances.

Instead it is used as a representation for heaven and remains a place for meditation and quiet.

The tour group is given a minute to feel the peace in the room before they are

The Philadelphia Mormon Temple; located at 1739 Vine Street led to a reception area where any remaining questions will be answered.

After the dedication on September 19th,

the temple will be used to perform the ordinances, or sacred rites. Church members view the temple as the most

holy building and reserve it for special ceremonies only. For typical weekly services, they gather instead at meeting houses.

Su m m er Ser vice Tr ips En r ich Com m u n it ies, Pr ep St u den t s

By Jon Erdy '17 One of the oldest adages of Jesuit philosophy comes from St. Ignatius of Loyola himself: ?Go Forth and Set the World on Fire?. This summer, many Seniors did just that.

From the swamplands of Louisiana, to the deserts of New Mexico, Prep students participated in service trips across the country, building houses, running summer camps, and spreading goodwill to the communities they visited.

Andrew Devany ?17 and his group spent the week making hiking trails for an older couple in rural Virginia. ?The most rewarding experience was being able to eat dinner [with] the family we were staying with after a

long day,? Devany says, ??Granny?and ?Pawpaw?which they insisted to be called, cooked some of the best dinners I?ve ever had. They made us feel like part of the family.?

Andrew continued, ?[Building the trails] wasn?t that hard or really rewarding in itself, but Granny and Pawpaw?s overwhelming gratitude made it worth it.?

On the other side of the country, Matt Zito ?17 and seven others were running a summer camp for children in St. Michael?s Arizona. ?[We] worked as counselors at an outdoor summer camp where we took kids on field trips to cultural monuments, brought in various speakers from their nation, and also played games with them,? he explained.

?The most satisfying aspect of my service trip was the opportunity to build relationships with people that were in some ways completely different from myself but in other, exactly the same. I feel blessed to have been able to learn about the Navajo culture and work to help these kids.?

The different locations offered an array of unique challenges and considerations to the Prep retreatants and unequivocally provided them with a new awareness of lives outside of our region and our homes, making for an unforgettable experience for all involved.

The Chaparral, NM Group atop one of the Franklin Mountains in El Paso, TX

Students from the Ivanhoe, VA group pose with local resident Wayne Allyson (front right).

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Fou n din g Fat h er Blow s Us All Aw ay: A Review of Hamilton

By Aidan O'Connor '17 As I walked out of the multipurpose room following my AP US History exam sophomore year, I assumed that would be the last I would be even remotely interested in the Federalist Papers, Marquis de Lafayette, or Alexander Hamilton. However, Lin Manuel Miranda had other plans.

Alexander Hamilton: An American Musical is a musical written

by Lin Manuel Miranda about the founding father Alexander Hamilton, whom Miranda

portrays. Its success on Broadway has led to eleven Tonys, a Grammy, and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

While a musical about founding fathers may sound boring as a concept, it is certainly not. The history is told through the use of hip hop and rap. The cast, as Miranda explains, is as diverse as modern America is today.

The play follows the path of Hamilton, starting off as a poor orphan in the Caribbean, all the way to being Secretary of the

Treasury and the right hand man of George Washington.

Hamilton, armed with a quill, uses his power of writing to rise to the top. This, Miranda realized, is a man who is the epitome of the hip hop story.

dead for two hundred years.

This was apparently true for many in the audience. Following the scene where

Hamilton would be portrayed by a different actor, I found myself still loving it just as much.

The writing behind the role is simply too

nonetheless), or portraying a flamboyant Jefferson who taunted Hamilton at every turn, Diggs was flawless. I was quite

Seeing the play in person is a whole different experience than listening to the cast album. Although I knew the story through history class and the songs through the soundtrack, watching it live led to an inexplicable emotional investment to this man who has been

Diggs as Jefferson (left) and Miranda as Hamilton (right) take part in a cabinet meeting (read: rap battle) Alexander Hamilton?s son is killed in a duel, you could hear sniffling across the theater, as the Hamiltons?pain transcended time and landed on all those in the theater.

The Revolutionary Squad: Lafayette, Mulligan, Laurens, and Hamilton

Although Miranda and a host of other actors left the show in July, the musical?s runaway success continues to be untameable. After an initial disappointment that

powerful for a simple change in cast to affect its brilliance.

The one replacement that I could not come to terms with was that of Daveed Diggs.

Diggs, who played Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson, was a force to be reckoned with on stage. Whether he was setting the record for the fastest rap on Broadway (in a French accent

disappointed to not see him perform live.

Still, the play as a whole remains a must-see. Every aspect of Hamilton is perfectly choreographed and the ensemble is the most impressive I?ve ever seen. The life of Alexander Hamilton will impress, charm, and sadden you more than you could ever expect.

M u sical M u sin gs Chris Rat hke ?17 In a music scene today that is filled with songs worked on by upwards of thirty people, from writers to producers, a return to minimalism is refreshing. That is what I found this summer when I discovered a band

called Caamp. Making songs using only a guitar, mandolin, bass drum and gravely vocals, Caamp, on their eponymous debut album, prove that sometimes less is more. The first and standout track, "All The Debts I Owe", is folk music at its finest.

Aidan O?Connor ?17

excitement that more Grimes fans and were It is always thrilling people are listening wearing angel wings and other costumes. to her music. to watch an artist Grimes has since start as a relative Grimes is a continued to gain unknown and then singer/ songwriter more mass appeal gain momentum as who blends synthpop and was a performer people realize their and electronica in genius; Grimes is no her songs. Seeing her at this year?s Made In exception. I don?t say perform live in June America festival, one of the biggest music this with some aura at the Electric Factory of hipster superiority was a highlight of the festivals in the area. that I knew Grimes summer. It was a before she was big, niche crowd there. but rather with an Many were diehard

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Th is Su m m er on Tw it t er

Haw k eye Su dok u

By Jon Er dy '17

Easy

Har d

Th e Fir st Per son To Ret u r n Bot h Com plet ed Su dok u s t o Jon Er dy '17, Aidan O'Con n or '17, or M ich ael Gr af en st in e '17 Will Win a Hawkeye st ick er !

Upcoming Event s at t he Prep

By Aidan O'Connor '17

Edit or s-in -Ch ief

Fr iday, 9/ 9

Tu esday 9/ 13 M on day 9/ 19

Mass of the Holy Spirit

Senior Portraits Start

Early Dismissal

Th u r sday 9/ 22

Golf Match Vs. Malvern Prep

Golf Match Vs. Roman Catholic

Ignite Freshman Retreat Begins

Back to School Mixer

St af f Jon Erdy '17 Michael Grafenstine III '17 Aidan O'Connor '17

St af f Wr it er s

Sat u r day, 9/ 10

Fr iday 9/ 16

Tu esday 9/ 20

Eamon Gallagher '17

Dress Down Day

Marcello Garber '17

Cross Country Dutchman Invitational

Football Game Vs. Archbishop Wood

Soccer Game Vs. LaSalle

Football Game Vs. Don Bosco Prep

Chris Rathke '17 Nick Palermo '18

Soccer Game Vs. Archbishop Wood

Matt Phillips '18 David McCabe '19

M oder at or Mr. Leo Vaccaro '05

Follow @SJPr ep_Spor t s on Tw it t er f or Scor e Updat es an d Gam e Resu lt s