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Seniors
Anne Anderson
Susannah Covey
Tyler Davis
Alexa Dockman
Ellyn Frash
Paige Hamilton
Matthew Hodanbosi
Stephen Perry
Jackson Riffle
Taylor Riggs
Anna Schmidt
Juniors
Cory Faist
Jennifer Goodman
John Hanley
Nicole Kaufman
Ryleigh Kirby
Christopher Landers
Edward Osborn
Sarah Thomas
Sophomores
Erin Bennett
Chloe Bowman
Nicole Brown
Joshua Colley
Taylor Cutteridge
Julia Dost
Lauren Graessle
Alexander Kopczyk
Brittney Lancia
Matthew Landy
Maria Martello
Alexandra Miller
Michelle Naporano
Meghan Rivera
Marisa Ross
Abigail Schofield
Natalie Stepp
Freshmen
Miranda Ball
Alyssa Baum
Mary Cullivan
Ross Etgen
Andrew Jones
Eric Knapke
Scott Knapke
Danielle Lombardi
Kelsey McFarland
Jamie McNamara
Nicholas Merchant
Joel Moehrman
Ashley Parisi
Daniel Perry
William Perry
Jose Polanco
Michelle Rysavy
Matthew Sweet
Michelle Vatter
Jonas Wahl
Kyle Wilgus
2nd Quarter 2009-2010First Honors
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Congratulations!
Seniors
Anne Bowles
Anthony Castorano
Chase Chapman
Joseph Graessle
Troy Gundelfinger
Michael Hamby
Breanna Hayes
Nina Herrmann
Sara Jerome
Alex Kegelmeyer
Alison Knapke
Kelsey Knight
Valerie Lemery
Heather Manning
Elizabeth Mercer
Sara Molnar
Justin Moore
Lauren Randall
Veronica Ringel
Olivia Siniff
Elaina Wahl
Alyssa Zag
Juniors
Alexander Bell
Sarah Benedetto
Kyle Bergman
Colleen Colvin
Katrina de los Santos
Brandie Esposito
Joshua Hall
Lindsey Kusan
Allison Lichwa
Emily Morris
Steven Rysavy
Joel Thomas
Kelly Veeley
Sophomores
David Beck
Leah Caldwell
Kyle Carrera
Samantha Daniels
Matthew Feldkamp
Hannah Howell
Christopher Hunter
Nicholas Ingram
Michelle Kaiser
Morgan Kuhn
Kevin Montgomery
Jill Schwendenmann
Abbigail Seevers
Ashley Snyder
Megan Tucker
Kasey Van Hoose
Cassandra Wehr
Katie Weilbacher
Zachary Wiser
Jessica Wright
Freshmen
Aarronn Adair
Donavan Capehart
Hailey Cartt
Carly Culbertson
Mackenzie Cutteridge
Alexis Eichorn
Emily Finchum
McKaylynn Fleshman
Adam Karrasch
Kimberley Lloyd
Alexis Mayle
Danielle Mercer
Rachael Mittelkamp
Michael Pozz
Brooke Ringel
Grace Trudeau
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Seniors
Edward Bahen
Sarah Battle
Matthew Biggs
Jordan Carnes
Alexandra Carsonie
Andrew Clarke
Marisa DePalma
Dana DePassio
Jessica Eramo
Matthew Feeney
Christopher Gillis
Katelyn Gohring
Shelby Hawk
Jordan Helphrey
Sara Huggett
Anjelica Hynes
Sage Lancia
Amanda Lane
Gina Lewis
Chelsea Mackey
Matthew Magni
Andrew Mantell
David Martello
Stephany McKnight
Victoria Mendoza
Shawn Mills
Sarah Moehrman
Cara Rezabek
Albert Rozman
Alyssa Snyder
Katharyn Steiner
Haley Stroud
Do Thai
Katherine Trigg
Jamie Turner
Kathryn Weimerskirch
Michael Zerrien
Mark Zimmerman
Juniors
Pia Aguilar
Kathleen Ardrey
Cassandra Eblin
Angela Mayer
Amber Nickell
Robert Reed
Victoria Rondot
Samantha Ross
Julia Schwendenman
Haley Widner
Lindsey Wiseman
Sophomores
Cara DiStefano
Kyle Dyson
Kristin Gantz
Carleigh Green
Brian Hasenkamp
Allison Helphrey
Halston Jones
Caitlin McAndrew
Ashley Nitsch
Naomi Reategui
Kelly Schwendeman
Joseph Seipel
Elizabeth Stewart
Edward Weeks
Tia Williams
Freshmen
Bethany Benedetto
George Berner
Kristopher Clarke
Joseph Figliola
Anthony Hackney
Karley Kusan
Taylor Longenette
Alexander Mann
Alice Martin
William McNabb
Ashley Ritter
Meaghan Weldy
Alissa Wright
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2nd Quarter 2009-2010Distinction List
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Alma MaterAlma Mater
Alma Mater, Ready High, blessings are on thee,
You’re the beacon guiding us, in a land that’s free.
Ready High, we cherish thee,
We love the friends we have met through thee,
Alma Mater, Ready High, blessings are on thee.
Freshmen
Miranda BallSocial StudiesWorld Issues
Ashley GarmanBusinessPC Apps
Andrew JonesHealth & PhysicalEducationPhysical Education
Kelsey McFarlandMathematicsAlgebra I
Nicholas MerchantEnglishIntro. to Lit. & Comp.
Ashley ParisiWorld LanguageSpanish I
Daniel PerryScienceHonors BiologyVisual & Performing ArtsArt & Music Appreciation
Michelle RysavyTheologyTheology I
Grace TrudeauHealth & PhysicalEducationHealth I
Sophomores
Joshua ColleyScienceHonors ChemistryTheologyTheology II
Taylor CutteridgeSocial StudiesHonors US History
Cara DiStefanoVisual & Performing Arts2-D Art I
Christopher HunterHealth & PhysicalEducationHealth II
Maria MartelloWorld LanguageFrench II
Dylanie TilleyEnglishAmerican Lit. & Comp.
Megan TuckerMathematicsGeometry
Rebecca WilliamsBusinessPersonal Finance
Juniors
Cory FaistWorld LanguageSpanish III
Max KamerEnglishWorld Lit. & Comp.
Alex KreutlerVisual & Performing ArtsCeramics II
Christopher LandersMathematicsAlgebra II TrigSocial StudiesA.P. World History
Sarah ThomasBusinessPC Apps I
Kelly VeeleyScienceAnatomyTheology Theology III
Seniors
Andrew ClarkHealth & PhysicalEducationFitness for Life
Matthew FeeneyBusinessAccounting I &Personal Finance
Jennifer GoodmanScienceAnatomy
Matt HodanbosiSocial StudiesA.P. US Government
Sean LawlerVisual & Performing ArtsGraphic Design
Heather ManningEnglishModern Lit. & Comp.
Victoria MendozaWorld LanguageFrench II
Albert RozmanHealth & PhysicalEducationFitness for LifeTheologyTheology IV
Anna SchmidtMathematicsPrecalculus
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Freshmen
Ricardo AlfaroHealth & PhysicalEducationPhysical Education
Emily FinchumWorld LanguageFrench I
Alexis MayleMathematicsBasic Algebra I
Nicholas MerchantHealth & PhysicalEducationHealth I
Ashley ParisiHealth & PhysicalEducationHealth I
Daniel PerryScienceHonors Biology
Michelle RysavyTheologyTheology I
Grace TrudeauSocial StudiesWorld Issues
Michelle VatterBusinessPC Apps I
Kyle WilgusTheologyTheology I
Sophomores
Chloe BowmanScienceHonors Biology
Joshua ColleyEnglishHonors AmericanLit. & Comp.ScienceHonors ChemistryTheologyTheology II
Taylor CutteridgeSocial StudiesHonors US History
Brian HasenkampBusinessAccounting I
Hannah HowellMathematicsInformal Geometry
Alexandra MillerWorld LanguageSpanish II
Juniors
Sarah BenedettoMathematicsAlgebra II
Jennifer GoodmanSocial StudiesHonors US HistoryTheology Theology IIIWorld LanguageSpanish IV
Nicole KaufmanEnglishHonors World Lit. &Comp.
Lindsey KusanBusinessPC Apps I
Christopher LandersWorld LanguageFrench III
Edward OsbornScienceA.P. Biology
Seniors
Ellyn FrashSocial StudiesA.P. US Government
Jordan GibsonMathematicsAlgebra III
Paige HamiltonHealth & PhysicalEducationFitness for Life
Matthew HodanbosiComputer StudiesScience Honors Physics
Sara HuggettTheologyTheology IV
Kelsey KnightPractical ArtsRelationships inContemporary Society
Gina LewisHealth & PhysicalEducationHealth II
Olivia SiniffBusinessPersonal Finance/PCApps I
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Senior Earns Honors
Senior Paige Hamiltonhas earned National MeritCommended Studentstatus, as determined bythe National MeritScholarship Corporation, anot-for-profit organizationthat honors the nation’sscholastic champions andencourages the pursuit ofacademic excellence.Paige was recognized for
her exceptional academic promise.At Bishop Ready, Paige has earned Honor
Roll status for every quarter of each academicyear. She is a member of the Beta Club andFrench Club, a Ready Ambassador, a participantof the In-the-Know Competition, and attendedthe Summer Honors Institute in the summer of’08. She is also a member of the school’sLiturgical Choir and is a Cantor.
In the sports arena, Paige is a competitivefigure skater, beginning skating at the age ofthree. At Bishop Ready, Paige has participatedin soccer, track, and wrestling, making secondteam all league in soccer and named mostimproved player in soccer, both in hersophomore year.
Paige also does extensive volunteer work,both at Bishop Ready and in the greaterColumbus community. Among her activities atBishop Ready are helping at the annual Phon-a-Thon and the Warm Knights. She is also analtar server and member of her Church choirand volunteers with Special Olympics and theHoly Family Soup Kitchen.
Skating is more than an avocation for Paige and she is regularly involved with theColumbus Figure Skating Club, organizingjunior volunteers at the Club’s Holiday SeasonCompetition and serving as a JuniorRepresentative on the executive board of theClub.
It’s a full life that Paige leads and wecongratulate her on her latest accomplishment!
New Ambassadors Selected
The Bishop Ready Ambassadors are just that:ambassadors for our school. While all of ourstudents represent Bishop Ready on a daily basis(both inside and outside the confines of anyphysical buildings), these young women and menperform “extra-duty” by helping in both formaland informal ways. Ready Ambassadors areselected on the basis of teacher recommendationsand completion of essay questions. To be anAmbassador, a student must maintain a grade pointaverage of 3.3 or higher and must be dependableand responsible, with a positive attitude!
The newest Ambassadors are: Senior AlbertRozman; juniors Alexander Bell, JacobFleming, Angela Mayer, Haley Widner, andLindsey Wiseman; and sophomores ErinBennett, Chloe Bowman, Nicole Brown, AlexaElfrink, Kristin Gantz, Brian Hasenkamp,Morgan Kuhn, Brittany Lancia, AlexandraMiller, Naomi Reategui, Marisa Ross, AbbySchofield, Jill Schwendenmann, Bruce Tokar,Kasey Van Hoose, Mara Waldo, Edward Weeks,Katie Weilbacher, and Jessica Wright.
Band Updates…
The Bishop Ready Band, in all of itsincarnations, does a fantastic job ofrepresenting the school at various Ohio MusicEducation Association (OMEA) events. Someupcoming events include the OMEA ConcertBand Contest on March 12-13, the St. Patrick’sDay Parade, the Junior High (7th-9th grades)OMEA Solo and Ensemble adjudication onApril 17, and the Spring Concert on May 13.In addition, two fundraisers are scheduled:April 16-23, sponsors for the 2010-11 program(contact Mr. Jason Gibson, 614-276-5263, ext.218 for more information), and May 2, aSpaghetti Dinner held between the matinee andevening performances of the school’s springmusical production of Cinderella.
Mr. Gibson, who also is director of theschool bands for Our Lady of Perpetual Help,St. Cecilia, St. Mary Magdalene, and TrinityElementary Schools, encourages all to supportour bands in whatever way possible, butparticularly by attending our concerts!
Paige Hamilton (’10)…National Merit Student
Bishop Addresses SophomoresAt Class Retreat
The general topic for this year’s sophomoreretreat was prayer and we were very fortunate tohave as our keynote speaker Bishop FrederickCampbell. The Bishop spoke to the assembledclass at St. Mary Magdalene Church on Friday,January 29.
Following the bishop’s address, the studentsreturned to school and attended a presentation byMs Cindy Oddi on Taize prayer, followed by theirparticipation in this unique prayer form. (Taize isa meditative experience of prayer that includessilence and chanting.)
The 110 participants rotated through threeafternoon presentations: Deacon Dan Hann fromSt. Patrick/London presented Liturgy of theHours, the official prayer of the Church offered atvarious times during the day. Ms Sharon Curtinpresented Mary and Marian devotion and MsPam Welsh-Huggins discussed the importance ofmusic in the liturgy. The retreat concluded withthe Liturgy of the Word, with sophomores MariaMartello on piano and Tim Pishitelli on guitar.
Prior to, and during, the retreat, theparticipants painted bowls to be sold, withproceeds going to the mission in the Philippines.
The retreat, planned through CampusMinistry, fulfilled the mission of giving students achance to focus on topics other than everydayevents in a way that enhances their spiritually, onboth the spiritual/thoughtful plane and inpracticality.
Bishop Frederick Campbell with part of the sophomoreclass on retreat at St. Mary Magdalene Church…
..and with the remainder of the sophomore class.
Students paint bowls that later were sold to raisemoney for the mission in the Philippines.
You Can Still Renew or Start a New(Magazine Subscription, That Is!)
Need a last minute gift? Want to renewyour favorite magazine…or try a new one?
While it’s true that Bishop Ready does amagazine drive in the fall, did you know that youcan order all year long online? And, remember:40% of your purchase will benefit BRHS!
Go to qsp.com and click Parents orSupporters. The school number to enter is425004883 (or, if you forget the number, youcan search and find Bishop Ready High Schoolon the site…).
It’s just another way that you can supportBishop Ready High School. And we appreciateyour support!
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Congratulations to the New Inductees!
At a ceremony held on Thursday, January28, five seniors and nine juniors joined theBishop Ready chapter of the National HonorSociety. Requirements for induction includehaving a cumulative grade point average of atleast 3.5 through the first grading period of thecurrent school year and a demonstration ofleadership, service, and good character. TheNHS is open to juniors and seniors.
The five seniors who were inducted are:Paige Hamilton, Alex Kegelmeyer, VictoriaMendoza, Albert Rozman, and Anna Schmidt.Juniors who were inducted are: Colleen Colvin,John Hanley, Nicole Kaufman, Ryleigh Kirby,Christopher Landers, Emily Morris, EdwardOsborn, Samantha Ross, and Kelly Veeley.
“I pledge myself to uphold the highpurposes of the National Honor Society towhich I have been selected. I will be true to theprinciples for which it stands; I will be loyal tomy school, and will maintain and encouragehigh standards of scholarship, leadership,character, and service.”
The program began with a prayer andpledge led by NHS member Alison Knapke(’10), followed by Opening Remarks byAssistant Principal Mrs. Jeri Rod. Ellyn Frash(’10) delivered the Welcome and BreannaHayes (’10) introduced the keynote speaker, theRev. Kevin Lutz, pastor of Holy Family Church.
Current members, all seniors at BRHS,explained the principles of the NHS: VeronicaRingel explained the emblem; the introductionto the principles was given by Shawn Mills;Matthew Hodanbosi (Character), AnthonyCastorano (Scholarship), Taylor Riggs(Leadership), and Marisa DePalma (Service)expounded on the principles themselves; EllynFrash, President of the BRHS NHS, led theassembled in the Dedication and Pledge; andPrincipal Celene A. Seamen “accepted” the newmembers. Final Remarks were made by seniorSara Huggett.
Moderators for the NHS at Bishop Readyare Theresa Rehner and Denise Vitullo of the
Mathematics Department and Patricia Moore,Media Specialist.
The evening concluded with a reception andwarm congratulations to the new members.
Dividends for Life…CelebratingCatholic Schools’ Week
Following ourtradition, but alwayskeeping it fresh, thisyear as part of ourCatholic Schools’Week celebration eachclass year celebratedliturgy on its own day,followed by
refreshments and a presentation by Father Jeff. The one day when liturgy was not
celebrated, Thursday, an all-school assemblywas held during which Mr. Joe Lang washonored for his 400th win as coach of girls’basketball. A Ready alum himself, Mr. Lang isalso Director of Admissions for Bishop Readyand oversees the Ready Ambassadors. The assembly was followed by an all-schoolparticipation, by class group, on the students’school improvement plans. These plans, whichare part of the accreditation process, range intopic from social justice to environmental issuesand are intended to broaden our students’ globalperspective and worldview by applying thinkingand reasoning skills to societal issues.
Principal Celene A. Seamen and athletic director Ralph C.Locke III ('82) flank Girls' Basketball Coach Joe Lang ('73)who was presented with the game ball and a plaque inhonor of his 400th career win.
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In Her Own Words…
(Ed. Note: Sophomore Marisa Ross had anunusual and gratifying trip over the recentChristmas holiday break. We’ve asked her totell us about her time at the Tournament ofRoses Parade. The following is a recount of hertrip to California and the story of how oneperson can make a difference….)
When we boarded the plane fromIndianapolis to Los Angeles and the pilotannounced that the Ohio State School for theBlind marching band was on board, it was thefirst time it really hit me that I was going to bepart of something amazing. When we arrived inCalifornia, we were all exhausted but exhilaratedto finally be where we had been working to befor almost two years. The 32 student members ofthe band and about 40 marching assistants had,at last, made it to Pasadena, California for theTournament of Roses Parade.
The day after we landed, the chaos startedwith band rehearsal and a performance atDisneyland. The next day was even crazier, witha wet, cold and muddy BandFest, float viewingfor the Rose Parade and our first trip to the RoseBowl Stadium.
At BandFest, the Blind School performedtheir half-time show based around music byStevie Wonder. They were the only band thereto receive a standing ovation from the crowd,and though they could not see it, the smiles onevery student’s face indicated that they knew itanyway. Along with the Blind School, theBandFest featured three other Ohio bands (OhioState, Ohio University, and PickeringtonCentral) and at the end, all four bandsperformed “Beautiful Ohio” together.
The next day was even more packed, (butthankfully sunny and about 70 degrees) with atrip to the Grammy Museum and a performanceat the Rose Palace in Pasadena for the judgingof the Lions’ Club float. After that, we rang in2010 Eastern Time at the Santa Monica Pier,where there was an unexpected Buckeye Bash,filled to the brim with thousands of Buckeyefans getting pumped up for the next day’s game.
Enjoying the day…Marisa Ross with OSSB band members.
We went back to the hotel and got to bedearly to prepare for the big day we had all beenwaiting for: The Tournament of Roses Parade. After an early 3:45 AM wake-up call, we wereoff to make history as the first blind marchingband in the world and the smallest band ever tomarch in the Rose Parade. My brother and I weremarching assistants and along with 30 others, weguided the students along the five and a half mileparade. My sister and my mom watched from thecrowd, and they said that the kids sounded betterthan they ever had before. When we hit the endof the parade, the band director, Dan Kelly, whois blind himself, screamed “WE DID IT!!!!” andit was the best feeling of my life. All the kidsstarted jumping up and down in celebration at thetremendous thing they had just accomplished andeverybody started hugging each other and cryinghappy tears.
The student I was marching with, Sarah,said to me “we redefined what it means to beblind,” and then hugged me.
After the parade we all ate a very much-needed lunch, then were off to the Rose BowlStadium for the big game. Thankfully, that gamewas far from disappointing with a 26-17Buckeye victory over Oregon. After the game,we went to get some dinner, then finally retiredto our hotel rooms after an exhausting day. Thenext day was our last full day in California, andwe celebrated it with sleeping in and headingoff to Universal Studios, Hollywood to enjoy80-degree weather and the new friendships wehad made over the past week.
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Getting back on the plane in Los Angelesthat night was probably the hardest part of thewhole trip, but it had to be done. We took theRed-Eye back to Indianapolis, where it was ashocking -1 degrees and snowy, then a charterbus to the Blind School. Our life-changing triphad come to a close, though all of us will holdon to the experience for the rest of our lives. As my sister Sam (a junior at Bishop Ready)said, there was some very strong evidence thatthis trip was sent from God: one was that all thekids were safe, despite the constant shuffling of32 blind kids through Los Angeles; second wasthat every single student finished the parade,though not many of them were in condition; andthird, the Buckeyes won a Bowl game, which isa miracle in itself.
The OSSB Marching Band and their marching assistants…
I am so blessed that I was a part ofsomething so groundbreaking, inspiring, andtruly amazing, and it is something I will neverforget. I made friends for a lifetime, and cannow confidently say that no matter whatstruggles you are faced with, you can doanything if you just believe.
Marisa with band members relaxing after the parade.
(Marisa is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Randy(Chris) Ross and sister to twins Samantha andShelby, juniors at Bishop Ready, and Bryan, a 7thgrade student at Trinity. At Bishop Ready Marisa ison the girls’ soccer team and student council; she isin the show choir and is involved in theatre. She isalso a Eucharistic Minister and teaches SundaySchool at her parish, St. Christopher. Her motherteaches at The School for the Blind.)
Ready Men Attend Vocations Luncheon
The Serra Club of North Columbus annuallyholds a luncheon for young men interested inlearning more about the work of the Serra Cluband religious vocations. This year, 37 young menfrom Bishop Ready attended the luncheon held onNovember 11 at the Jessing Center at thePontifical College Josephinum. Attendees were:freshmen Jayfrey Agudelo, Kristopher Clarke,Ross Etgen, Spencer Heselden, Wallace Huggett,Adam Karrasch, Mitch McNabb, Sean Mogan,Nicholas Sullivan, and Jonas Wahl; sophomoresNicholas Ingram, Paul Ley, Michael March, TonyMatheny, Nicholas Motil, and Bruce Tokar; juniorsNicholas Alvarez, Alexander Bell, JacobChapman, Demetrius Clark, Joshua Hall, JacobHapp, and Steven Rysavy; and seniors AlexanderBroersma, Andrew Clarke, Lucas Detty, JeremyFinchum, Peter Galentine, Matthew Gramlich,Troy Gundelfinger, Michael Hamby, Sage Lancia,Anthony Melucci, Justin Moore, Jackson Riffle,and Thomas Rysavy.
The Serra Club, which promotes vocationawareness, also sponsors an annual luncheon foryoung women, to be held April 20 of this year.
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BRHS: Online…
We’ve beenworking diligentlyon a new, moreuser-friendly, Web site forBishop Ready andrecently havelaunched our newsite. We hope thatyou will find iteasy to use, withmore up-to-date information, and a means ofeasily letting you know of cancellations and up-coming events.
Many athletic forms, as well as Admissionsforms, are now online, ready to be downloaded.While the site gives a comprehensive overviewof Bishop Ready, no online site can replace apersonal visit that allows you to see for yourselfwhat the Bishop Ready experience truly is.
So, log-in, learn about Bishop Ready, andtake advantage of the information to visit usyourself…whether for a theatre performance, anOpen House, or an athletic event. Visit usonline at www.brhs.org — the site name staysthe same but we think you will be pleased withthe visual and content changes!
H1N1 Clinic at BRHS
The Columbus Public Health Department held a flushot clinic at Bishop Ready on Thursday, January 21. Atotal of 65 members of the Ready Community receivedfree flu shots that day, including 43 students.
B i s h o p R e a d y
SPORTSFall Sports Awards…
Congratulations to the individuals and to theteams who won awards for their efforts duringthe fall 2009 sports season.
In team awards, Cross Country Boys’placed 4th in the Central Catholic League (CCL)and 13th in District; Girls’ placed 5th in CCL and7th in District. The Golf Team was SectionalChampions and Boys’ Soccer was a SectionalRunner-Up while Girls’ Soccer was SectionalChampions and took 3rd Place in the CCL. TheVolleyball Team was a District Runner-Up andtook 2nd Place in the CCL.
While all of the students who received awards were notable to participate in the group photo, we are happy toacknowledge those who were able to do so…picturedwith Principal Celene A. Seamen and Athletic DirectorRalph C. Locke III are:
Back Row: Heather Manning, Steven Rysavy, JoshuaColley, John Wright, Donavan Capehart, Ciara Carr, LaurenGraessle, Taylor Cutteridge, Marisa Ross, Robert Reed.
Middle Row: Edward Bahen, Katie Weilbacher, CarleighGreen, Sara Radich, Erin Sekinger, Breanna Hayes, MariaMartello, Michelle Kaiser, Nicole Brown, Zachary Wiser.
Front Row: Matthew Feeney, Michael Hamby, DanaDePassio, Demetrius Clark, Tyler Davis, Patrick Atchison,Chase Chapman, Andrew Mantell, Brian Horn.
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Individual Awards went to:Cross Country…
Nicole Brown (’12)…All CCL/1st Team (3rdoverall) and All District (15th)
Kelley Jones (’11)…All CCL/1st Team (5th
overall)Michelle Kaiser (’12)…All CCL/1st Team
(6th overall), All District (6th), All Region (15th),and State Qualifier
Andrew Mantell (’10)…All CCL/1st Team(2nd overall) and All District (8th)
Football…Edward Bahen (’10)…All CCL/1st Team
and All District/Special MentionDemetrius Clark (’11)…All CCL/1st Team,
All District/1st Team, and Dispatch & WTVNPlayer of the Week
Cody Culbertson (’10)…All CCL/1st Teamand All District/1st Team
Dana DePassio (’10)…All District/2nd TeamLucas Detty (’10)…All District/1st TeamMatthew Feeney (’10)…All CCL/1st Team
and All District/Special MentionBrennan McCarty (’10)…All CCL/1st Team
and All District (Honorable Mention)Justin Moore (’10)…All CCL/1st Team and
All District/2nd TeamJohn Wright (’12)…All District/2nd Team
Golf…Chase Chapman (’10)…All CCL/2nd Team
and Academic All OhioTyler Davis (’10)…All CCL/1st Team, All
District/2nd Team, and Academic All OhioBrian Horn (’12)…All District/Honorable
MentionJackson Riffle (’10)…All CCL/1st Team and
Academic All Ohio
Soccer (Boys’)…Patrick Atchison (’10)…All CCL/1st Team
and All District/3rd TeamJoshua Colley (’12)…Academic ExcellenceRobert Reed (’11)…All CCL/2nd TeamSteven Rysavy (’11)…Academic ExcellenceZachary Wiser (’12)…Academic ExcellenceJohn Wright (’12)…All CCL/2nd Team
Soccer (Girls’)…Donavan Capehart (’13)…All CCL/1st Team
and All District/2nd TeamCiara Carr (’12)…All CCL/1st TeamTaylor Cutteridge (’12)…Academic
ExcellenceJessica Eramo (’10)…All CCL/1st Team, All
District/1st Team, and All Ohio/2nd TeamLauren Graessle (’12)…All CCL/2nd Team
and Academic ExcellenceHeather Manning (’10)…All CCL/2nd TeamEmily Morris (’11)…Academic ExcellenceMarisa Ross (’12)…Academic Excellence
Tennis (Girls’)…Breanna Hayes (’10)…All CCL/1st TeamMaria Martello (’12)…All CCL/2nd Team
(Note: Seniors Breanna Hayes [one match] andKatie Weimerskirch and Katie Trigg [twomatches each] won Sectionals’ matches.)
Volleyball…Carleigh Green (’12)…All
District/Honorable MentionSara Radich (’12)…All District/2nd TeamTaylor Riggs (’10)…All CCL/1st Team, All
District/1st Team, All Ohio/Honorable Mention,and WTVN Player of the Week
Erin Sekinger (’11)…All CCL/1st Team, AllDistrict/1st Team, and All Ohio/2nd Team
Katie Weilbacher (’12)…All CCL/2nd Team
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Attention All Golfers!The 9th Annual Bishop Ready Baseball
Team Golf Outing will take place at theOakhurst Country Club in Grove City onSunday, May 2, with a shot gun start of1:30 P.M.
Team entry fee includes round of golffor four, dinner, and a chance to win somewonderful prizes; fee is $340 andproceeds benefit the BR baseball team.
For more information, please contact Mr. Marc Fleming at
Scholar/Athletes Honored
Two of Bishop Ready’s scholar/athleteswere honored recently by WTVN 610 Radio.
Senior Joe Graessle was named Player of theWeek for the week of January 8 and juniorAllison Lichwa was named Player of the Weekfor the week of January 22.
Joe, whose cumulative grade point averageis 3.0, is a member of the boys’ basketball team.He also was named the Most Valuable Player inthe Celina Tournament, scoring 23 points in thefirst game and 20 points in the championshipgame. His season high is 38 points againstWellington. Joe has committed to TiffinUniversity, which has awarded him an athleticscholarship.
Allison, a member of the girls’ bowlingteam, has a cumulative grade point average of3.44. Her high game of 202 was played on1/15/10; her high series (12/21/09) is 358. Hercurrent average is 167. Allison was a Medalistfour out of six times: against Grandview,Briggs, Hilliard Davidson, and Bishop Hartley.
Congratulations to these fine students whosuccessfully have combined the academic andsports arenas!
Allison Lichwa, Athletic Director Ralph Locke, and Joe Graessle…
Coach Lang Gets 400th Career Win!
Mr. Joe Lang coaching the team at his 400th career win...
Girls’ basketball coach Mr. Joe Lang, Ready’73, celebrated his 400th career win on January23 when the Silver Knights beat the HartleyHawks by a score of 45-35.
Mr. Lang began his coaching career at BRduring the ’74-’75 season as assistant JV boys’basketball and baseball coach. In ’80-’81, hewas assistant coach for the girls’ JV basketballteam and coach of the girls’ JV softball team.He became head coach for girls’ basketball inthe ’81-’82 season.
Mr. Lang was presented with the game balland a plaque honoring his achievement at theCatholic Schools’ Week assembly on February 4.
In a nice touch of symmetry, Mr. Lang’s firstwin as head coach was also against the HartleyHawks.
Congratulations…and on to #500!
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March 2010• Sunday, March 7…Mothers’ Club Prom Fashion
Show, Confluence Park Restaurant, 1 P.M.
• Monday, March 8…In-the-Know, 3-5 P.M.
• Tuesday, March 9…Winter Athletics AwardsNight, 5:30 P.M.
• Thursday, March 11…Academic Bowl
• Saturdays, March 13 and 20…ScholarshipExam, 9 A.M.
• Monday, March 15 through Friday, March 26…St. Vincent de Paul Society Supply Drive
• Tuesday, March 16…Discover Ready Knight, 7 P.M.
April 2010 • Friday, April 16-Friday, April 23…Program
Fundraiser for the 2010-11 BRHS Band (call Mr. Jason Gibson at 612-276-5263, ext. 218 [email protected] for more information)
• Saturday, April 17…Junior High (grades 7-9)Ohio Music Education Association Solo andEnsemble Adjudication for ratings*
• Thursday, April 22…National Honor SocietyBlood Drive, 8 A.M.-2:30 P.M., benefits the Red Cross; To donate, contact Mrs. Rehner…[email protected] or 614-276-5263, ext. 404
• Friday, April 23…Grandparents’ Day Liturgy, 10 A.M.
• Tuesday through Thursday, April 27-29…In-coming Freshman Registration, 3:30-7:30 P.M.
• Friday, April 30…Spring Musical, Cinderella, 7 P.M
All events are subject to change; please confirmby calling the main office at 614-276-5263 orby checking online…www.brhs.org
May 2010• Saturday, May 1…Spring Musical, Cinderella,
2 P.M.
• Sunday, May 2…Spring Musical, Cinderella, 2 and 7 P.M.
• Sunday, May 2…Baseball Golf OutingFundraiser, noon – 6 P.M.**
• Sunday, May 2…Spaghetti Dinner/BandFundraiser (between matinee & eveningperformances of Cinderella)*
• Friday, May 7…Student Talent Show, 8 A.M.;followed by Walk-a-Thon
• Tuesday, May 11…Beta Club InductionCeremony, 7 P.M.
• Wednesday, May 12…Underclassmen AwardsAssembly
• Thursday, May 13…Spring Band Concert, 7 P.M.
• Friday, May 14…All School Liturgy, 10:40 A.M.
• Friday, May 14…Prom
• Sunday, May 23…Theatre Banquet
• Tuesday, May 25…Spring Athletics Awards Night
• Friday, May 28…Baccalaureate Mass, 8 P.M.
• Saturday, May 29…Commencement, 10 A.M.
Summer 2010• Friday, June 25…Summer Social, 7 P.M.
(sponsored by Athletic Department)**
• Summer Sports Camps…check our new web sitefor more details…www.brhs.org
*For all band information, please contact Mr. Jason Gibson at 614-276-5263, ext. 218 or at [email protected]
**For information on athletic events, pleasecontact Mr. Ralph Locke at 614-276-5263, ext. 211 or at [email protected]
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