St. Augustine High School 3266 Nutmeg Street

San Diego, CA 92104-5199619-282-2184

www.sahs.org

Dear Parents and Friends

And the Greatest of These is Love

Our greatest challenge as a Catholic, Augustinian school is to make every possible effort, deliberately and inten-

tionally, to help students deepen their under-standing of and relationship with Jesus Christ, who is love. Developing the Christian mind in our young men requires a great deal of love. These boys will need generosity, encourage-ment, guidance, a helping hand, consistent

discipline, forgiveness and the support of a loving faith community during their Saints Experience. As such the theme we have chosen to direct our work for the 2011-12 school year is “Caritas” (Love). St. Augustine said, “Love God and do what you will.” (7th hom-ily on John 1). From this we can derive much guidance for our work with Saintsmen. As teachers, parents and guardians we should endeavor to keep love at the center of our interactions with students. When we encourage them, encourage them by love; when we cor-rect them, correct them by love; when we speak their praises, speak their praises by love; when we pardon them, pardon them by love. If our work with these young men is rooted in love, we will model for them the selfless, generous spirit of Christ and from that nothing but good can grow.

Yours in the Spirit of Catholic Education,

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September 2011 Vol 31 no. 1YOUR MONTHLY REPORT ON THE ST. AUGUSTINE HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE

Saints Scene

As summer fades and fall approaches, a new freshman

class of Saintsmen begins their Saints Experience and brings great hope to St. Augustine High School. This first step onto campus begins a transformative

process that will change these boys into young men. Since September 18, 1922, when the first freshman class of 15 young men arrived for the first day of class, this ritual has been a source of continued renewal and growth. Over the past 90 years, the Augustinians have worked in the vineyard that is St. Augus-tine High School. The educational process at Saints has been continuously refined to specifically address how young men learn and develop. The Augustinians seemed to know intuitively that boys were best educated in an all-boy atmosphere. Eighteen years ago, the International Boys School Coalition was formed specifically to ad-dress how best to educate boys. The Coalition has sponsored educational research confirming many of the opinions related to the education of young men. In July, Ms. Nancy Caine, Director of College Counseling, Father Kirk Davis, O.S.A., Director of Christian Service and I attended the International Boys’ School Coalition’s (IBSC) annual Conference, “Inspir-ing Boys, Inspiring Schools.” It was a unique opportunity to hear world-class lecturers, researchers and authors discuss a subject of great interest to Saints – boys. The lectures and workshops were stimulating and thought provoking. The opportunity to interact with educators from around the world was energizing. It seems that the plight of boys is very similar whether it is in Brisbane, Australia, London, England, the East Coast of the United States, Hong Kong, China, Johannesburg or South Africa – worldwide, boys are in trouble. Forty to 50% of boys entering secondary school do not graduate. Boys are more prone to violent acts against others and themselves. Additionally, young men are no longer attend-ing college at the rate they once were. Today 60% of enrolled college students are women.

THE ROAD TOGETHER… Happy New Year’sGreetings from the President’s Office

By Edwin Hearn, PresidentSt. Augustine High School

Edwin J. Hearn, Jr.

Date Event Time/PlaceAugust 25 Spirit BBQ 5 pm / Tolle Lege PatioAugust 27 Freshman Parent Gathering 4pm / Keane PlazaAugust 28 Freshman Parent Gathering 10am / Keane Plaza September 5 Labor Day - No ClassesSeptember 7 Meet the Teachers Night 7 pm / Tolle Lege Patio September 18 Family Mass 9:30 am / Vasey PatioSeptember 16 Saints-Mater Dei Tailgate Party 5 pm / Mesa CollegeSeptember 25 Parent/Son Chastity Talk 8 am /Gym For a complete list of sports schedules and locations, visit the online calendar at SAHS.org

For the 2011-2012 school year, underground parking will be for seniors only. Seniors must register

for a parking space in the Student Services Office.

Students and Parents:Please Follow these Rules for

Driving and ParkingBy Mr. John O’Beirne (’84)

Assistant Principal for Student Affairs

Parking garage rules are:1) Slow is Pro inside the parking structure and around the campus.2) The underground parking lot is one-way only. Please observe the flow of traffic at all times.3) No loitering in the parking structure.4) Students will be responsible for trash in the underground parking lot. Our overall campus-area parking avail-ability, including the parking garage and off-street parking areas, comes to approxi-mately 350 spaces for students and faculty. Everyone should be commended for driving carefully during the past school year. Yet, there were a few complaints from neighbors that drivers often blocked the street while dropping off students. The long line of cars created by this practice at peak hours is a source of irritation for neighbors, who are trying to get to work. Be prepared for SDPD to be conscien-tious about enforcing speed limits through-out our North Park neighborhoods, espe-cially during the first few weeks of school. Keep common courtesy in mind when

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Saints iscelebrating

Sept 18, 2011 Family Mass A celebration of Saints FamiliesOct. 21, 2011 Homecoming Mass A celebration of Saints Faculty past and present

Feb 8, 2012 School Mass A celebration of our Augustinian HeritageJuly 8-19, 2012 Pilgrimage to Italy A tour of Augustinian Italy with Fr. Gary Sanders, OSASept. 4, 2012 90th year Mass A concluding celebration of Saints 90th year

For more information on these great events visit thewebsite and click on the 90th Year logo.

Join us for these great events as wecelebrate 90 years of AugustinianEducation in San Diego

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IMPORTANT DATES

When we turn on the TV more often than not we see and hear someone who is interviewing someone else: a famous politician, athlete, actor, etc. Some interviewers know how to ask the right questions at the right

time, and we can come to know a lot about them and their views – on almost any-thing! Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could have had such an interview with St. Au-gustine himself and ask him questions about his life: What was the background of your parents? What was your family life like? How many brothers and sisters did you have? Did you belong to any church while you were growing up? Did you go away to college? And so on. Well, not to worry. Thanks to Father Ted Tack, O.S.A., we can do just that. Fr. Ted Tack is an Augustinian from the Chicago Province, and from 1971 – 1983 he was the Prior General of our Order. I worked with him in Rome at our General Curia from 1971 to 1977. He is an Augustinian scholar and has written several books. One book is “A Man for Our Times, St. Augustine and His Heri-tage”. In this book Fr. Tack uses the interview methodology: asking Augustine ques-tions, and then let Augustine speak as if he is actually answering the question. As Fr. Tack says, “It was this idea that led me to want to chat with Saint Augustine on my computer, to conduct the following ‘interview’ with this man, who has prob-ably had more influence on the Western Church than any other person, except per-haps St. Paul. The answers that Augustine gives to my questions are based mainly on his auto-biographical work, the Confessions, as well as on the first biography written about him within seven years of his death by his friend of forty years, Possidius. There was much to talk about, so much to ask, that I had to limit my questions. But I have tried not to miss anything really important and relevant, especially for young people. My first group of questions deals with his life from childhood,

through conversion, to his ordination as a bishop, along with his main activities in that pastoral service.” This first group of questions will be our articles for the Saints Scene for this school year. Here is the first ‘interview’ question for this month. Question: All of us are interested in our family and our roots. Augustine, could you tell us something about your own family and your roots? Answer: My mom and dad were both native to the town of Thagaste (modern-day Souk-Ahras, Algeria), which was located some fifty miles south of the large seaport city of Hippo Regius (today’s Annaba, Algeria), located in North Africa on the southern edge of the Mediterranean Sea. This entire territory belonged to the Roman Empire, and was called Numidia [today, this area is divided into two nations: Algeria and Tunisia]. Latin was the common language, but Punic was spoken by many others who had had no chance at a real academic education. Our town was beautifully located on a rather high hill, and produced grain and olive oil in abundance, as was common in that area. When I was born in Thagaste on November 13, 354 A.D., my mother, Monica, was about 23 years of age. She was a devout Christian Catholic, as was her entire family. My father, Patrick – I’m not sure how old he was – was one of ten members of the Municipal Council of Thagaste. At that time he had no particular religious beliefs. As a matter of fact, he was the only member of our household who was not a Catholic. By the standards of the time we were a lower middle-class family, not lacking in necessities, enjoying some of the comforts of life, but far from being wealthy. I shouldn’t forget to tell you that I had a brother and sister also. This is jumping ahead a lot, but my brother Navigius was with me during a crisis time later in my life in Italy. My sister was wonderful lady, who eventually became the superior of a convent of nuns in Hippo while I was bishop of that city.

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Modern Scholar Creates Dialogue with AugustineBy Bob Gavotto, O.S.A. (’55)

Saints Chaplain

Save-the-Dateand look for your invitation

to Saints’ 5th AnnualChristmas Social

Despite the fact that all-male schools are not seen as “politically correct,” there is a body of evidence supporting the effectiveness of all-boys’ institutions. While there are educators who do not acknowledge that boys and girls learn differently, a growing body of researchers studying gender differences strongly believes

boys must be educated differently than girls. Boys are much more kinesthetic than girls are. They like physical and “hands-on” activities. They want to touch it, throw it, manipulate it and re-design it. Sitting still for long periods is much more difficult for young boys. Consequently, listening to long lectures tend to produce less than effective results. Most boys do not do well when auditory is the primary mode. They fidget, doodle, talk as they need constantly mo-tion. While their brains are searching for novelty, their bodies are aching for activity. They sit in the typical classroom day after day listening to teachers talk. Most parents associated with single gender educa-tion understand that in a co-educational setting, boys generally are distracted by girls. In this setting boys are inclined not to risk when girls are present in the class-room. They do not want to be wrong in front of girls. They become passive and poor performers in school, compromising their futures. In single gender schools, boys are likely to be more actively involved in class. Not having to perform for members of the opposite gender, an all-boys’ classroom allows boys to be boys without worrying how girls might judge them. While the environment at Saints is certainly boy- friendly, the faculty and administration are continually looking at the current research to improve the method of curriculum delivery. During this next year, Saints will have a series of conversations focusing on a stron-ger connection between the classroom and co-curricular activities in order to engage boys at a deeper, more pas-sionate level. With the available research by the IBSC and oth-ers, Saints will regularly explore the optimum learning environment for Saintsmen. Boys who are able to see the meaning and practicality of the subjects they study are better able to achieve intellectual competence and success. Ninety years ago, educating boys in a single gender setting seemed obvious to the Augustinians, and confirmed by current research, the concept is still the practice at Saints.

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Edwin J. Hearn, Jr.

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Courtyard Cocktail Gatheringfor all incoming freshman parents

You are cordially invited to an open house to meet Saints’ President, Ed Hearn and Principal, Jim Horne

Please plan to attend either onSaturday, August 27, 2011 from 4:00 – 6:00 pm

or Sunday, August 28, 2011 from 10:00 - Noon

St. Augustine High School Campus Courtyard area in front of the main office

3266 Nutmeg StreetSan Diego, CA 92104

Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be served

To RSVP - Please email or callCasey Callery

619-764-5541 • ccallery@sahs.org

Please reply no later than August 24, 2011*parents only please

Welcome Back, Saintsmen!ASB President Sets Tone for Great Year Ahead

By Mason Brown (’12)

driving or parking near school:--Don’t double-park and leave your car unattended.--Don’t block neighbors’ driveways during school or special events.--Don’t take up two parking spaces in front of local residences. Please come to a complete stop at the many stop signs in the neighborhood. Failure to stop is still an expensive moving violation. Would you rather spend three seconds to make a full stop or spend three hours or more at a court-mandated traffic school? Parents, the school strongly suggests that you arrange a designated spot away from school where you can park and wait for your son to meet you. Also, drop your car-pool off a block or two away. The walk is good exercise and it removes a vehicle from the morning traffic jam. If your Saintsman is driving to school for the first time, he must register with the Student Services Office and ob-tain a parking assignment sticker for off-campus parking. No exceptions. Thank you for helping make traffic safety a priority. It’s an important part of relationship-building with our neighbors.

Welcome back to Saint Au-gustine High School for

another year! I hope everyone had a fun and rejuvenating summer vacation. It’s now time to get back to work and get started on another great year. This year marks the 90th anniversary for Saints!

Saints started out as a small school that was virtu-ally unheard of by many outside the community. All of the Augustinians, faculty, and students who have come through Saints have helped create the school that we know today. Ninety years of hard work and determination have pushed Saints to great achievements academically, athletically, socially, and spiritually. It is a great honor to be a part of something that 90 years of work made pos-sible. It is our privilege to be able to live the Saints experience and make sure it continues on for many generations to come. Saints has always been known for having creativity, originality, and a true sense of com-munity and brotherhood. The PIT, weekly Mass, Freshman Welcome Week, and video announce-ments are just a few examples of what makes our school special year after year. This year will not disappoint. The student-run organization respon-sible for planning and organizing events is the Associate Student Body (ASB). I am confident in the group of guys we have in our ASB this year. As president of the ASB, I promise that the students will be well informed on upcoming events such as

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Fall Drama Presents

“Guys and Dolls”At NP Birch

TheatreBy Robert Blodgett

The Fall Saints production of Guys and Dolls will be held at the historic North Park Birch Theatre located at 29th & University. “The Birch Theatre

is one of the most professional venues for a play in San Diego. “It’s an honor to be part of production in such an amazingly beautiful place that will only enhance what we’ve all become accustomed to in any Saints produc-tion,” says director and Saints alum mom Deb Torgeson. “It is my favorite place to put on a play.” The Birch was originally built in 1928 and is the only theatre of its size in San Diego County (730 seats). A major restoration was completed in 2005 and now reflects the theatre’s original décor and equipment. Pa-trons will enjoy the newfound elegance of theatre-going during the golden years of the legitimate stage. “Guys and Dolls” is a Tony-award winning musi-cal that will run November 17 and 18 at 7:00 p.m. and November 19, 20 at 2 p.m. Auditions will take place August 29 & 30 from 3-5 p.m. in room #317 with callbacks taking place on August 31 from 3-5 p.m. All interested actors should be prepared to sing a song of one minute or less in length with those wanting lead parts singing songs from other musicals. All others can sing other songs such as Happy Birthday, Saints Alma Mater, Jingle Bells, etc. Anyone interested in working as a crewmember see Mr. Bernens. Also, there is help needed from parents for help with costumes, set building, publicity and a myriad of other jobs. You don’t have to have a student in the play to participate, have fun and take care of those service hours. For questions or information contact Debbie Torgeson at saintshalojoe@gmail.com

dances, socials, rallies, and sports games. With the convenience of Facebook, you will never be caught off guard with tie day changes or spirit BBQ’s. The ASB serves you, the students, and will work hard to give you a memorable school year. If there is something about the school you want to improve or change, talk to ASB. If you are a freshman or new student who needs help with something, talk to ASB. It is the job of ASB to make sure everyone is getting the most out of their Saints experience. This year, we especially welcome many new faculty, new students, and the class of 2015! As we all know, the first year at any new school can be intimidating. New friends, experiences, lifestyle changes, responsibilities, and privileges are all a part of the first year. The Saints community under-stands that and always does a great job making new people feel comfortable. The atmosphere around Saints is very friendly and welcoming. My advice to the freshman is to be yourself, introduce yourself to new people, and always be respectful of Augus-tinians, faculty, upperclassmen, and peers. Every-one has a place here at Saints, and you’ll be able to find yours in no time. I’m very excited for this school year! It is my senior year and life will never be the same after it’s over. I can’t wait for another year of learning, laughs, good times, and memories with my fellow Saintsmen and the entire Saints community. Saints has done so much for my life, and I’m honored to be the ASB President. I look forward to giving my time, work, and effort back to Saints for all it’s done for me. It’s time to study hard and live the Saints experience. Welcome back to St. Augustine High School for the 2011-2012 school year!

Mason Brown (‘12)Saints ASB President

Congratulationson your son’s acceptance to Saints.

It is our hope that his Saints Experience will be special to him

as well as to your family.

We strongly request that all Freshman Parents join Pres-ident Hearn and Principal Horne for a short meeting

preceeding the Meet the Teachers Night on September 7th. Please be there at 6pm in the gym. Important information will be discussed and student packets distributed. Please make every effort for at least 1 parent to attend this meeting. If this is not possible please contact Casey Callery at 619-764-5541 or ccallery@sahs.org prior to Sept. 6th.

Thank you and we look forward to a great 2011-2012 school year!

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ear of Fond RememberancesSaints will celebrate its 90th Anniversary

with Series of Special Events

ear of Fond Rememberances

Beginning this month and culminating Sep-tember 2012, St. Augustine High School

will be celebrating its 90th year at its Nutmeg Street location with a year-long series of cam-pus events, including special articles in Saints Scene. This month, we’ve looked into the school’s archives to publish some photos from yesteryear. Next month and beyond, Saints Scene will devote space for articles and pho-tographs supporting the “almost” centennial. The highlight of our upcoming coverage will be a History of Saints article penned by Fr. John Keller, O.S.A., and a member of the Class of 1955—The Editors.

1940s aerial view of Saints campus

Old library original casement windows

Vintage look at courtyard during lunch

View of campus prior to 2007 renewal

Pep rally in gym circa mid-1960s

Early image of Saints Chapel

Class of 1927 hitting the books in class

1930s graduation on Vasey Patio

Graduation Class of 1928 on campus

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1926 Varsity baseball team

Varsity basketball team circa 1920s1926 varsity football team

1930 era band uniforms

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Day Date Opponent Site TimeFriday Aug. 26 Steele Canyon (scrimmage) Saints 5:00Friday Sept. 2 CARLSBAD SD Mesa College 6:30Friday Sept. 9 HOOVER (Staff Night) SD Mesa College 6:30Friday Sept. 16 MATER DEI (Hall of Fame) SD Mesa College 6:30Friday Sept. 23 LA JOLLA (Youth FB Night) SD Mesa College 6:30Friday Sept. 30 Bye Friday Oct. 7 EASTLAKE EASTLAKE 7:00Friday Oct. 14 MIRA MESA* Mira Mesa 6:30Friday Oct. 21 PATRICK HENRY (Homecoming)* SD Mesa College 6:30Friday Oct. 28 SCRIPPS RANCH* Scripps Ranch 6:30Friday Nov. 4 LINCOLN (Senior Night)* Southwestern College 6:30Friday Nov. 11 CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC* Cathedral Cath. 7:00Friday Nov. 18 Playoffs TBA Friday Nov.25 Quarterfinals TBAFriday Dec.2 Semi-finals TBAFriday Dec. 9 CIF Finals Qualcomm Bold=Home * League Game

St. Augustine Junior Varsity Football 2011Day Date Opponent Site TimeFriday 26-Aug Steele Canyon (Scrimmage) Saints 3:00Thursday 1-Sep CARLSBAD Saints 4:00Thursday 8-Sep HOOVER Saints 4:00Thursday 15-Sep MATER DEI Mater Dei 3:30Thursday 22-Sep LA JOLLA La Jolla 3:00Friday 30-Sep Bye Friday 7-Oct EASTLAKE EASTLAKE 4:00Friday 14-Oct MIRA MESA* Mira Mesa 4:00Thursday 20-Oct PATRICK HENRY* Saints 4:00Friday 28-Oct SCRIPPS RANCH *Scripps Ranch 4:00Thursday 3-Nov LINCOLN* Lincoln 3:00Thursday 10-Nov CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC* Saints 2:30Bold=Home * League Game

Saint Augustine Frosh Football 2011Day Date Opponent Site TimeSat 27-Aug both Steele Canyon (Scrimmage) Steel Canyon 9:00Thursday 1-Sep P CARLSBAD Carlsbad 4:00Saturday 3-Sep G OLYMPIAN Saints 10:00Friday 9-Sep P HOOVER Saints 3:00Saturday 10-Sep G HELIX Helix 10:00Thursday 15-Sep P MATER DEI Saints 4:00Saturday 17-Sep G MONTE VISTA Monte Vista 10:00Thursday 22-Sep P LA JOLLA Saints 4:00Saturday 24-Sep G MATER DEI Mater Dei 3:00Thursday 29-Sep P SERRA (JV) Saints 3:00Saturday 1-Oct G SERRA Saints 10:00Thursday 6-Oct P EASTLAKE Saints 4:00Saturday 8-Oct FROSH RETREAT Thursday 13-Oct G MIRA MESA Saints 4:00Saturday 15-Oct P MORSE Saints 10:00Friday 21-Oct G PATRICK HENRY Saints 3:00Saturday 22-Oct open 10:00Thursday 27-Oct P SCRIPPS RANCH Saints 3:00Saturday 29-Oct open 10:00Thursday 3-Nov G LINCOLN Saints 2:30Saturday 5-Nov P MT. MIGUEL Mt. Miguel 10:00Thursday 10-Nov G CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC Cathedral Cath. 3:30Thursday 10-Nov P CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC Cathedral Cath. 6:00Bold=Home * League Game

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Saints Athletic Packages 2011-2012

Ticket Options

____ $750.00 LIFEFTIME - One pass to ALL HOME football & basketball game for YOUR LIFETIME (non-transferrable) Plus…1 LIFETIME Game Day Jacket with Exclusive Saints Lifetime Patch, Saints, car decal, $25.00 voucher to Halo Joe’s….$1000 FOR TWO PASSES.

____ $180.00 Sports GOLD Pack– Two passes to ALL HOME football & basketball games for 2011-12 school year PLUS…$75 voucher to Halo Joe’s, Promo item, 2 Saints car decals...$60 SAVINGS

____ $90.00 Sports PURPLE Pack - One pass to ALL HOME football & basketball games for 2011-2012 school year PLUS $30 voucher to Halo Joe’s, promo item & car decal $25 SAVINGS

____ $50.00 Sports Adult Pack – 2 passes to ALL HOME football & basketball games for 2011-2012 school year $20 SAVINGS

____ $25.00 SportsTEENPack 1 pass to ALL HOME football & basketball games for 2011-2012 school year. $10 SAVINGS

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PLEASE RETURN FORM TO THE SCHOOL OFFICEInformation on ticket and merchandise pick-up to follow

For information please contact:Crystal Reedholm – rreedholm@san.rr.com

or Lauren Graham – lddd1000@aol.com

St. Augustine Austin Parents Association invites all families to be part of an exciting tradition, Saints Football and Bas-ketball. If you have already attended a Saints football or

basketball game, you know we have the greatest fans and fan turn out anywhere. The high school years go by so quickly and this is a great opportunity to spend more time with your son as

well as meet fellow Saints families. Our students are very proud to share this unique experience with their parents, grandparents, and Saints Alumni. The best way to participate in this great tradi-tion is with a SAINTS ATHLETIC SPORTS PASS to all HOME GAMES. Remember your pass allows you to skip the lines and pre-purchase deadlines. We’ll see you at the games!!!

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Friday, September 16, 2011 Dinner served 5:00pm to 7pm, Game at 6:30pm

Mesa College {next to the field} Parking Lot 2 Delicious BBQ Beef, Pulled Pork, BBQ sauce

Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Caesar Salad, Corn on the Cob, Rolls, Butter & Soft Drink

(water, iced tea and lemonade) Early bird $10.00/person received prior to 09/09/11,

$12 on the night (limited #’s available & no guarantee) Dinner/Game Tickets will be held at Check-In Table

Bring your family & friends… lawn chairs and blankets too!

Show your spirit & wear Purple & Gold $20 for 50/50 cash opportunity drawing

Cut and return by Friday, September 9, 2011 for early bird and deadline for pre-order. Mail to: Austin Parents Association Saints Tailgate, 3266 Nutmeg, SD 92104

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Please make checks payable to Austin Parents Association. Thank you!

FAMILY NAME: _______________________________________ (Please Print) HOME PHONE: ________________________________

#_______ DINNER(S) @ $10 (must be received by 9/12/11) #_______ DINNER(s) @ $12 (9/13/2011 onward, limited #’s available, night of)

$_______ TOTAL ENCLOSED #______$7 Game Ticket – presale to 9/9

Please Specify Dinners: #______$3 Students ONLY –presale to 9/9

#_______ BBQ Beef #_______ Pulled Pork

For more information please call: Maggie Mudd (619) 850-1031

mjmudd2004@gmail.com

Publisher: Edwin J. Hearn, Jr. Saints President Editor-in-Chief: James Horne, Saints Principal Editor at Large: Steve Chipp (’68)Managing Editor: Thomas Shess, Alum Parent (’05)Thomas.Shess@gmail.comStaff Writers: John White and Robert Blodgett, Saints Dads Art Director: Carol Sherwood

Chief Photographers: Ernie Torgeson & Pat HealyCirculation Director: Casey Callery, Director of Community Relations and Special Events.Austin Parents Assn. Editor: Theresa “TK” Kosen Editor Emeritus: John D. Keller O.S.A. (’55)Correction PolicyWhile every effort is made to be accurate, we occasionally err. We do apolo-gize to those impacted and kindly ask that you notify the Managing Editor so we may choose to publish corrections or amplifications in future issues.

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