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Sacred Heart Junior/Senior High School 234 East Cloud • Salina, KS 67401 Inside this issue: Dear Sacred Heart Alumni & Friends, It has been my great pleasure to welcome everyone to the 2017-18 school year. Sacred Heart High School has been serving students and their families since 1908. As Principal, I was honored to announce the Community System that we adopted this fall. Students in grades 7-12 are assigned to one of three saint inspired communities. This unique structur- ing of student life will provide opportunities for the development of relationships between all members of the school community includ- ing students, faculty, staff and alumni, while contributing to the spiritual, relational and emotional growth of the student. I encourage all Sacred Heart alumni to maintain contact with your alma mater. Always feel free to stop by and visit the school or reconnect with a former teacher or coach. We are proud of the many improve- ments we have made over the years and look forward to the opportunity to share them with you. Please explore the pages of this news- letter, visit our website, and keep up with the exciting accomplishments and happenings of the 2017-18 school year. We hope to see you homecoming weekend, planned for Friday, October 6. Sincerely, Mr. Krajicek, Principal Community reveal Page 2-3 Alumni News Page 4-5 Bishop Fitzsimons Golf TournamentPage 6-7 Auciton & Sacred Heart What’s Happening St Margaret mary pic St mother Teresa pic St John Paul II pic St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Community ____ St. Margaret was a Roman Catholic nun who promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in its modern form. “I need nothing but God, and to lose myself in the Heart of Jesus.” St. John Paul II Community ______ St. John Paul II was Pope from 1978 to 2005 and was referred to as Saint John Paul the Great; known as an advocate for human rights. “Never ever give up on hope, never doubt, never tire, never become discouraged. Be not afraid.” St. Mother Teresa Community ________ St. Mother Teresa was the founder of the Order of the Missionaries of Charity, a Roman Catholic congregation of women dedicated to helping the poor. Considered one of the 20th Century's greatest humanitarians, she was canonized as Saint Teresa of Calcutta in 2016. “Faith in action is love and love in action is service.” Religion teacher, Elizabeth Carney, is pictured above at left, speaking to the students and faculty/staff after they were all announced into their communities. The first day of school was an exciting community experience for all students and staff. . . . . Introduces Community System september 2017
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S a c r e d H e a r t J u n i o r / S e n i o r H i g h S c h o o l2 3 4 E a s t C l o u d • S a l i n a , K S 6 7 4 0 1
Inside this issue:
Dear Sacred Heart Alumni & Friends,
It has been my great pleasure to welcome everyone to the 2017-18 school year. Sacred Heart High School has been serving students and their families since 1908. As Principal, I was honored to announce the Community System that we adopted this fall. Students in grades 7-12 are assigned to one of three saint inspired communities. This unique structur-ing of student life will provide opportunities for the development of relationships between all members of the school community includ-ing students, faculty, staff and alumni, while contributing to the spiritual, relational and emotional growth of the student.
I encourage all Sacred Heart alumni to maintain contact with your alma mater. Always feel free to stop by and visit the school or reconnect with a former teacher or coach. We are proud of the many improve-ments we have made over the years and look forward to the opportunity to share them with you. Please explore the pages of this news-letter, visit our website, and keep up with the exciting accomplishments and happenings of the 2017-18 school year. We hope to see you homecoming weekend, planned for Friday, October 6.
Sincerely, Mr. Krajicek, Principal
Community reveal
September 17
Page 2-3 Alumni News
Page 4-5 Bishop Fitzsimons Golf TournamentPa
Page 6-7 Auciton & Sacred Heart What’s Happening
St Margaret
mary pic
St mother
Teresa pic
St John
Paul II pic
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Community ____ St. Margaret was a Roman Catholic nun who promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in its modern form.
“I need nothing but God, and to lose myself in the Heart of Jesus.”
St. John Paul II Community ______ St. John Paul II was Pope from 1978 to 2005 and was referred to as Saint John Paul the Great; known as an advocate for human rights.
“Never ever give up on hope, never doubt, never tire, never become discouraged. Be not afraid.”
St. Mother Teresa Community ________St. Mother Teresa was the founder of the Order of the Missionaries of Charity, a Roman Catholic congregation of women dedicated to helping the poor. Considered one of the 20th Century's greatest humanitarians, she was canonized as Saint Teresa of Calcutta in 2016.
“Faith in action is love and love in action is service.”
Religion teacher, Elizabeth Carney, is pictured above at left, speaking to the students and faculty/staff after they were all announced into their communities. The first day of school was an exciting
community experience for all students and staff.
. . . . Introduces Community System
Inside this issue:
Dear Sacred Heart Alumni & Friends,
It has been my great pleasure to welcome everyone to the 2017-18 school year. Sacred Heart High School has been serving students and their families since 1908. As Principal, I was honored to announce the Community System that we adopted this fall. Students in grades 7-12 are assigned to one of three saint inspired communities. This unique structur-ing of student life will provide opportunities for the development of relationships between all members of the school community includ-ing students, faculty, staff and alumni, while contributing to the spiritual, relational and emotional growth of the student.
I encourage all Sacred Heart alumni to maintain contact with your alma mater. Always feel free to stop by and visit the school or reconnect with a former teacher or coach. We are proud of the many improve-ments we have made over the years and look forward to the opportunity to share them with you. Please explore the pages of this news-letter, visit our website, and keep up with the exciting accomplishments and happenings of the 2017-18 school year. We hope to see you homecoming weekend, planned for Friday, October 6.
Sincerely, Mr. Krajicek, Principal
Community reveal
September 17
Page 2-3 Alumni News
Page 4-5 Bishop Fitzsimons Golf TournamentPa
Page 6-7 Auciton & Sacred Heart What’s Happening
St Margaret
mary pic
St mother
Teresa pic
St John
Paul II pic
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Community ____ St. Margaret was a Roman Catholic nun who promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in its modern form.
“I need nothing but God, and to lose myself in the Heart of Jesus.”
St. John Paul II Community ______ St. John Paul II was Pope from 1978 to 2005 and was referred to as Saint John Paul the Great; known as an advocate for human rights.
“Never ever give up on hope, never doubt, never tire, never become discouraged. Be not afraid.”
St. Mother Teresa Community ________St. Mother Teresa was the founder of the Order of the Missionaries of Charity, a Roman Catholic congregation of women dedicated to helping the poor. Considered one of the 20th Century's greatest humanitarians, she was canonized as Saint Teresa of Calcutta in 2016.
“Faith in action is love and love in action is service.”
Religion teacher, Elizabeth Carney, is pictured above at left, speaking to the students and faculty/staff after they were all announced into their communities. The first day of school was an exciting
community experience for all students and staff.
. . . . Introduces Community System
Inside this issue:
Dear Sacred Heart Alumni & Friends,
It has been my great pleasure to welcome everyone to the 2017-18 school year. Sacred Heart High School has been serving students and their families since 1908. As Principal, I was honored to announce the Community System that we adopted this fall. Students in grades 7-12 are assigned to one of three saint inspired communities. This unique structur-ing of student life will provide opportunities for the development of relationships between all members of the school community includ-ing students, faculty, staff and alumni, while contributing to the spiritual, relational and emotional growth of the student.
I encourage all Sacred Heart alumni to maintain contact with your alma mater. Always feel free to stop by and visit the school or reconnect with a former teacher or coach. We are proud of the many improve-ments we have made over the years and look forward to the opportunity to share them with you. Please explore the pages of this news-letter, visit our website, and keep up with the exciting accomplishments and happenings of the 2017-18 school year. We hope to see you homecoming weekend, planned for Friday, October 6.
Sincerely, Mr. Krajicek, Principal
Community reveal
September 17
Page 2-3 Alumni News
Page 4-5 Bishop Fitzsimons Golf TournamentPa
Page 6-7 Auciton & Sacred Heart What’s Happening
St Margaret
mary pic
St mother
Teresa pic
St John
Paul II pic
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Community ____ St. Margaret was a Roman Catholic nun who promoted devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in its modern form.
“I need nothing but God, and to lose myself in the Heart of Jesus.”
St. John Paul II Community ______ St. John Paul II was Pope from 1978 to 2005 and was referred to as Saint John Paul the Great; known as an advocate for human rights.
“Never ever give up on hope, never doubt, never tire, never become discouraged. Be not afraid.”
St. Mother Teresa Community ________St. Mother Teresa was the founder of the Order of the Missionaries of Charity, a Roman Catholic congregation of women dedicated to helping the poor. Considered one of the 20th Century's greatest humanitarians, she was canonized as Saint Teresa of Calcutta in 2016.
“Faith in action is love and love in action is service.”
Religion teacher, Elizabeth Carney, is pictured above at left, speaking to the students and faculty/staff after they were all announced into their communities. The first day of school was an exciting
community experience for all students and staff.
. . . . Introduces Community System
september 2017
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Class of 1946 † Eugene F. “Gene” Johannes Passed February 6, 2017 Age 89
Gene joined the army after graduat-ing Sacred
Heart, serving in Japan for two years as an MP with
the 19th Infantry, 24th Division. He married Glorianne in 1951
and worked for Kansas Distributors for 27 years,
retiring in 1977. Gene was preceded by three
brothers and his beloved daughter. He is survived by his wife and brother Lowell.
Class of 1962 † Mary Lewis Gray
Passed December 1, 2016 Age 72 Mary was a probation officer for Denver. She is
survived by her husband John D., who is a retired Denver police officer to whom she was married for 47 years. Avid animal lovers, Mary and
John lived on a ranch in Strasburg and upon
retirement they hit the road in their RV and traveled the
USA. When John D. wrote to us, he expressed that Mary spoke of her time at Sacred
Heart and the good memories she had here.
Mary is survived by her sister Lynn.
~In Memoriam~ Our Late Alumni
Eugene “gene”
Johannes pic
Class of 1964† Paulette Hoye Cain
Passed March 14, 2017 Age 71 Paulette was born in Kearney, NE.
After graduat-ing high school,
Paulette had many jobs, but most enjoyed
being a secretary for the Sheet Metal
Workers Union Local No. 29 and being an accomplished seamstress in her business,
Paula’s Alterations in the Eaton Hotel in Old Town. Paulette’s brother Dick Hoye preceded
her in death. She is survived by sisters Chris Jones ‘61,
Katie Schorling ’63 and Vickie Katz ‘65. Paulette’s pride and joy were her five grandchildren and
four step-grandchildren.
In Memoriam~ Friends
Alumni News! David Faerber and Stephanie Dominguez Faerber, ‘08 are stationed in Japan where David was recently promoted to Captain in the Marines. Stephanie recently graduated KU Med with her doctorate. Pictured below, left is Stephanie with her parents Jose and Maria Dominguez, at right, David & Stephanie and at bottom, David with his aircraft.
† Michael J. Martin Passed August 27, 2017 Age 94
Michael Martin passed away at his rural home. Michael graduated from Kipp High School in 1940
and entered the U. S. Army in 1943 where he was awarded
the Bronze Star Medal in 1945. He was a staff sergeant
of Company D, 158th Inf. Regiment in the Philippine
Islands. Michael was a life-long Salina County
farmer-stockman and worked many years at the Saline
County ASCS office and was a loan officer as well.
Michael is preceded by his wife Elaine and son Michael John Martin ’80. He is
survived by his children Rose Jirak ’71, Kathleen Gilbert ’72, Pete ’73, Anne Dreiling ’75,
Connie Stika ’77, Bernadette Pinder ’78, Greg ’79, Maureen Riordan ’82, Pat ’83, Geralyn Kenney ’84
and Maria Cheney ’87.
Michael Martin.
pic
Mary gray pic
Paulette cain
pic
David faerber marines pic
David &
Steph pic
Stephanie faerber
with parents
pic
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Class of 1962..to celebrate their 55th Year Class Reunion Octo-ber 6-8, Homecoming weekend.
For question or more information please contact Cammy McCray Mays at 785-827-9690 [email protected] or Barbara Goracke Belden at 785-488-3850 [email protected]
Reunions !
Bishop Student caddie pic
SHJSHS students caddie at the Bishop’s Golf Tourney.
Students took time from their summer volunteering to carry player golf bags for the Bishop Fitzsimons Golf Tournament on July 14.
At right, pictured l-r: Nathan Weiss, Aidan Pilcher, Kobe Douglas, Ariel Pereyda, Mason Richards, Alexa Pereyda, Luke Gaskill, Evan Ward, Kelsey Doll,Karla Segoviano, Jackson Gormley, Audrey Smith, Mark Prendergast, Simon Smith, Blake Varnadore, David Anderson.
Not pictured: Elizabeth Faerber, Iasiah Faerber, Jake Faerber, Blake Palen.
Class of 1967..to celebrate their 50th Year Class Reunion October 13-15.
It’s time to share the memories we had for 12 years together as classmates.
Friday, October 13 the group will meet for dinner, drinks and social. Saturday, October 14 we will do a tour of Sa-lina including our alma mater, tour Marymount and some other popular places followed by mass at St. Elizabeth’s Church. Following mass we will join SHS at the new Hilton Garden Inn Convention Center for dinner, activities and program.
Contact Emma Bixby for questions [email protected]
Class of 1982..to celebrate their 35th Year Class Reunion October 13-15.
Plans Friday are to attend the SH Homecoming game with gathering to follow. Saturday a possible tour of the high school with dinner to follow at the home of Amy Berkley Hemmer. For questions, please contact Pam Finan Welsh at 785-826-7090 [email protected] Maureen Martin Riordan at 785-819-3033
A Sacred Heart Jr. Sr. High School Fast Cash Calendar is your chance to win $20 weekly or even up to
$100.00 during the 2017-2018 school year. Your ticket will be returned to the hopper for a chance to win each
week. Beginning Sunday August 28, 2017 through Sunday, May 28, 2018 tickets will be drawn. Weekly
winners will be listed in the Salina Parish Bulletins, and a check will be mailed directly to
you. A suggested donation of $35.00 is requested for each calendar order. Receive a
magnetic, functional, informative andattractive calendar.
** entry/order form below!
Fast Cash Registration Form Name____________________________________________________
Address _________________________________________________
Cty_______________________________ST___________Zip_______
Email_____________________________________________________
No. of Calendars________@ $35/calendar = Total___________
Cash/Check Mastercard VISA Discover AM Exp.
CREDIT CARD NUMBER ___________________________________
Expiration Date_____________CIN#__________________________
CC Signature______________________________________________
Bishop George K. Fitzsimons Memorial Golf Tournament—31st Annual
A LUM NI NEW LE TT ER
On July 13th & 14th the Endowment Board of Sacred Heart Jr-Sr High School hosted another fine Golf Tournament and Banquet, in honor of the late Bishop George K. Fitzsimons, for the benefit of the Sacred Heart Endowment. The net revenue was over $17,900, which will be invested for the future needs of the school. Approximately 160 Sacred Heart supporters attended the Thursday evening banquet at the Salina Country Club. Clint Newton was the chairperson and emceed the evening. The Endowment Board President Mike Junk ‘84, provided an overview of the Endowment Fund and it’s direct impact on the school, and we were entertained by a questionnaire provided by Eric Muninger, SH Golf Head Coach and two members of the 2016-2017 State Championship Team; Quinten Smith and Rase Welsh. Friday morning brought an unexpected cloudy and slightly cooler atmosphere, which provided the 124 golfers a decent day. Grant Gotti and Andy Anderson provided a new feature to our golf tournament this year, the drone ball drop. Our winning ball drop participant was Max Humphrey.
The results of the tournament were as follows:
Championship Flight 1st Place – Score 52 Pat Martin ‘83, Joe Bachofer ‘73, Brooks Brown ‘15, Jack Skidmore ‘16 2nd Place – Score 52 Bill Roberts, Marty Simpson, John Wood, Tom Pickel 3rd Place – Score 53 Conner Martin ‘09, Betsy Wilson, Jacob Wilson, Sean Leary
First Flight 1st Place – Score 57 Andy Gagnon ‘84, Jeff Kline, John Gagnon ‘85, Craig Lashley 2nd Place – Score 58 Jeff Bennett, Rick O’Neil ’74, Max Humphrey, Randy Leister 3rd Place – Score 59 Justin Ahlers, Ryan Hellmer ’01, Jason Crist, Andy Scheef
Second Flight 1st Place - Score 64 Steve Buchholz ’65, John Schwartzman, Chuck Donmyer ’75. Rodney Stack ‘68 2nd Place - Score 68 Austin Allen, Ron Allen ’78, Rick Allen ’77, Mark Brightbill 3rd Place - Score 68 Bob Butts, Keith Quill, Cole Butts, Kyle Quill
Best Ladies Team – Score 71 Sara Lee ’97, Jess Ryan, Carol Schmidt, Stacie Maes Best Family Team - Score 63 Steve Strecker ‘78, Barry Doll, Greg Strecker ‘80, Brian Pickering Best Senior Team – Score 64 Ron Evel, Stan Knipp, Dale Knipp, Frank Hoffman Best Alumni Team - Score 56 Trent Schmidt ’95, Jason Wells ’95, Andy Williams ’95, Brett Power ’96 Best Parish Team – Score 60 Kevin Dombrowski, Dan Cerny, Doug Durr, Richard Doll Best Business Team – Score 59 Richard Roland, Jackie Thomas, Darien Henderson, Jeremy Boughman Best Other Team – Score 54 Clint Newton, Ross Miller, Tanner Roney, Tyler Clark
Thank you to the players who participated, the businesses and individuals for
sponsorshipcontributions, and the volunteers for their time to the
2017 Sacred Heart Jr. Sr. High School
31st Annual Bishop George
Fitzsimons Memorial
Golf Tournament and Banquet,
which raised over $17,900.00.
Championship Team with a score of 52, and all alumni is Pat Martin ‘83, Joe Bachofer ‘73, Brooks Brown ‘15 and Jack Skidmore ‘16 .
Pat Martin team
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Clint newton team
Clint Newton, the 2017 Golf Chairperson is pictured in photo at left with his team. Winning Best Other Team with a score of 54, Clint is on the far right, with players Ross Miller, Tanner Roney and Tyler Clark.
Carol schmidt
Best Ladies Team with a score of 71, pictured at left is Sara Lee ’97, Jess Ryan, Carol Schmidt and Stacie Maes.
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Donmyer pic
Fr. Daryl Olmstead “67 pic-tured at left, at far right, has made the trip for over the last 20 years for the Bishop’s tournament. Pictured with other team mates: Jason Schmidt, Brady Cline and Dalton Remus.
Pictured above, winning Second Flight, First Place with a Score of 64: Chuck Donmyer ’75, Steve Buchholz ’65, Rod Stack ’68 and John Schwartzman.
Tanner Roney and Brooke Christie had the longest drives for men and women. Kyle Quill had the shortest drive. Longest putts for men and women were made by Bob Power and Betsy Wilson Martin respectively. Jacob Wilson won the closest to the pin honors. On the second shot, closest to the pin shots was made by Ryan Hellmer Farthest traveled for the tournament was Ron Allen ‘78, from Washington
THANK YOU to the following GOLF TOURNAMENT VOLUNTEERS!!! This event would not be possi-ble without your dedication of time. Tournament Coordinator, Melissa Anderson 2017 Chairman, Clint Newton, 2018 Chairman, Todd Herrenbruck Solicitors: Margaret Brown, Bob Butts, Michelle Dolan, Monte Gilliland, Mark SkidmorePre & Tournament Volunteers: Barbara Allen, Andy Anderson, Diane Carrigan ‘59, Marie Denham ‘91, Laurie Doll ‘84, Lori Faerber, Susan Goodman, Sue Hellmer, Jackie Kack, Sondra Palen, Doris Pestinger, Cheryl Pickering’79, Peggy Piper ‘55, Margaret Robertson, Haylie Rodriguez, Lindsey Sandquist, Ruth Strecker Course Sign Placement & Removal: Austin Allen, Ron Allen ‘78, Kobe Douglas & Mason Richards Sacred Heart Student Caddies, **SEE PICTURED page 7
St. Elizabeth Ann Seaton’s Parish team and Knights of Columbus members consisting of Richard Doll, Kevin Dombrowski, Doug Durr and Dan Cerny got to take the trophy to their rightful parish.
Fr daryl team
Best Parish with a score of 60
Best parish pic
Chris rice team The Class of 1997 team,
at right, enjoyed the tournament. L-R: Chris Rice, Craig Compagnone,
Nick Brungardt and Michael Bonilla.
Bill Beckmeyer has golfed in every Bishop Fitzsimons golf tourna-
ment since 1986. At right with his team
L-R: James Darrah, Rick Williamson, Dale Bradley
and Bill.
Bill beckmeyer team
Don’t miss the . . .
Annual Bishop Fitzsimons Memorial Golf
Tournament on……..July 12 &13, 2018
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Mark your calendars now!!
Invites you
To the 35th ANNUAL Charity AUCTION
A Knight of
April 21, 2018
Come join fellow parents, alumni, colleagues and friends for an evening of fun and excitement. Enjoy dinner and drinks, a live & super silent auction, games and more!
$50.00 Per Person Upcoming Events
Friday, Oct. 6—Homecoming SH vs. Plainville November 5-9 Knights Appeal Saturday, April 21st 2018—Charity Auction!
SH Alumni! Send us some news!
Stay Connected! Please keep us updated on your contact information, new careers, promo-tions, marriages, children, etc. Send us your memories, photos and reunion information to
[email protected] or visit the website and forward update! Photos encouraged!
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Happenings in & around Sacred Heart Jr. Sr. High
Sh and st m Faculty dinner
Are you ready for some football? Pictured below is Head Coach Garrett Galanski, along with his assistant coaches and team, praying after our August 25 soap scrimmage. The Knights started their season on the road at Minneapolis Friday, September 1 with a win 41-20.
All are invited to the Football BBQ September 24 11am-2pm in the High School Cafeteria. Tickets are $6 pp and can be purchased at the SHJSHS Business Office 8am—4pm.
Faculty/Staff News! The staff of St. Mary’s Elementary School and Sacred Heart Jr. Sr. High joined for a back to school dinner and social on Wednesday, August 30th. A chicken dinner was enjoyed by all with delicious desserts provided by Kathy Hale. Superintendent and Elementary School Principal Dr. Nick Compagnone, and Jr/Sr High School Principal John Krajicek, each provided a school update. Pictured at left is Mr. Krajicek introducing Bryce Woodall, our Industrial Arts Teacher. Making their mark one stride at a time. The Cross Country team
began their season at Abilene August 31. Pictured below back row: Head Coach Arnold Schmidtberger, Audrey Smith, Sam Stone, Mark Prendergast, Luis Mendez, Nathan Weiss. Middle row: Jenna McCartney, Alyssa Maya, Kate Brull, Jordan Gilliland, Jaylee Straub, Evy Mendez. Front row: Grace Martin, Carlos Torres, Payton Bergkamp.
Sidewalk pic
As a result of the overwhelming support during our auction last spring, many of our Itemless Items became summer projects including five water filtration systems, girls locker room floors, two new gymnasium wireless scoreboards (seen below), all student lockers repainted, parking lot repair, two transport vehicles and lastly a sidewalk connecting Sacred Heart Jr. Sr. High to the St. Mary’s Elementary School & Gymnasium. Pictured above is alum Kirk Stover ‘93 setting posts for the new sidewalk.
Fb practice
Scoreboard pic
Cross country pic
V OLU ME 1, ISS UE 1 Page 7
Happenings in & around Sacred Heart Jr. Sr. High
Sh and st m Faculty dinner
Are you ready for some football? Pictured below is Head Coach Garrett Galanski, along with his assistant coaches and team, praying after our August 25 soap scrimmage. The Knights started their season on the road at Minneapolis Friday, September 1 with a win 41-20.
All are invited to the Football BBQ September 24 11am-2pm in the High School Cafeteria. Tickets are $6 pp and can be purchased at the SHJSHS Business Office 8am—4pm.
Faculty/Staff News! The staff of St. Mary’s Elementary School and Sacred Heart Jr. Sr. High joined for a back to school dinner and social on Wednesday, August 30th. A chicken dinner was enjoyed by all with delicious desserts provided by Kathy Hale. Superintendent and Elementary School Principal Dr. Nick Compagnone, and Jr/Sr High School Principal John Krajicek, each provided a school update. Pictured at left is Mr. Krajicek introducing Bryce Woodall, our Industrial Arts Teacher. Making their mark one stride at a time. The Cross Country team
began their season at Abilene August 31. Pictured below back row: Head Coach Arnold Schmidtberger, Audrey Smith, Sam Stone, Mark Prendergast, Luis Mendez, Nathan Weiss. Middle row: Jenna McCartney, Alyssa Maya, Kate Brull, Jordan Gilliland, Jaylee Straub, Evy Mendez. Front row: Grace Martin, Carlos Torres, Payton Bergkamp.
Sidewalk pic
As a result of the overwhelming support during our auction last spring, many of our Itemless Items became summer projects including five water filtration systems, girls locker room floors, two new gymnasium wireless scoreboards (seen below), all student lockers repainted, parking lot repair, two transport vehicles and lastly a sidewalk connecting Sacred Heart Jr. Sr. High to the St. Mary’s Elementary School & Gymnasium. Pictured above is alum Kirk Stover ‘93 setting posts for the new sidewalk.
Fb practice
Scoreboard pic
Cross country pic
Non-Profit Org.
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID Salina, Kansas
Permit No. 16
The Shield
Sacred Heart Jr. Sr. High School 234 East Cloud Salina, KS 67401
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
The Knights Club membership was created to minimize Sacred Heart fundraising that involves students soliciting products, such as candy bars, cookie dough, greenery, magazines, coupon cards, tickets, etc. All communal
fundraisers are encouraged—tournaments, bake sales, dinners, etc. The tier options above will provide the Knights Club with funds to effectively support our student activities.
This effort will result in more communal events for our students and families, while reducing solicitation and class-room interruptions. You may purchase at gate entrances or in the SHJSHS Development Office. For more
info, visit the website sacredheartknights.org/for_parents/knights club or call 785-825-4011.
