Fall/Winter 2014

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FreshmenAnthony BaumMary BenedettoCaleb BrooksCandace ClarkClay CutteridgeDanielle HallNicole HawkinsIsabella HoerstenKayla HymeJaide LehnertNatalee PatelMarie PeceNatalie SextonLoren SparksRyan SpoonHannah C. WilliamsHannah M. WilliamsAbigail Wuichner

SophomoresIan BinnsCaitlyn HollerDanielle LanciaMaria MenkeKatherine PerryOlivia Rowe

JuniorsZachary BaumGabrielle CanareDelaney CutteridgeHolly GuggenbillerCourtney HackneyAnne MesewiczAndrés Walliser-WejebeBenjamin Young

SeniorsCourtney BairElizabeth ClineFrancesca CocchiaraleSpencer ColemanCody FaistMark GnatowskiBrendan KirbyStephen LandyMarguerite MillsMolly RussellJoseph SmithRylie Wahl

1st Quarter 2014-2015First Honors

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Bishop Ready High School Bishop Ready High School 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.

FreshmenMacKenzie ChapmanJoshua ConturoSeth DillonOlivia FrenchJordan GantzChase JonesHelena JonesDelaney LombardiAzul LopezThomas MeeksCameron MonovichAllison PoeGlenn PolancoTeagan ReaschJohn RieweMorgan RitterbeckChristian SchellBrady ThomasShelby TracyLana TroyerBennett WaldoJessica Winslow

SophomoresAlexander BurnsPatrick JansenHaley MeyerErica OgdenMarylynn OrracaRamon Rivera-RomeroCaterina ScottCollin SiemerMara StultsErin SullivanJacob Winslow

JuniorsMorgan BallEmily ClineNicholas DurbinAbby EllisEmily GendersBayleigh GreenNicole NaporanoLogan ReaschFrances ReateguiDawn RitterClaire SappRyann ScarberryHenry TokarElizabeth WolfTom Zhang

SeniorsFatima AlfaroMary Margaret BeattieTaylor BrewsterHailey BryanSierra BushAndrew DuncanDrew EramoJustine FerkoLorissa LaForgeKaitlyn MontgomeryMiranda NeffMargaret QuinnLee RichterMeredith RiversLauren RuthCarly SmithKatherine TownsendBrooke Weimer

1st Quarter 2014-2015Second Honors

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Bishop Ready High School Bishop Ready High School Mission StatementMission Statement

Bishop Ready High School is committed to enhancingspiritual formation, academic distinction, and social responsibility in the Catholic tradition

wherein all persons are called to witness and reflectthe gospel message of Jesus Christ.

FreshmenElizabeth BeattieHaley BushKeeley ConroyBrenna ForrestTaylor FrancoMichael GallionKaitlyn GearheartChristian JonesShavonne MateenKamiyah MitchellMariyah MitchellTrenton ReedPayton RitterbeckAbigail WilliamsRebecca XuColton Zwayer

SophomoresOlivia DozerLeo Dunkle IIIEthan GiffordHailey HejdukSarah KightBrandon NewcombMatthew PicknellRyan SmithCody SpeakmanAlyson Wiseman

JuniorsMaria BergmanNathan BernerGabrielle BiliranKathryn ChaneyKathleen ColvinAndrea DuarteMiKhaila DuvallNaomi EtgenAllie LeidingerDominic LombardiAlicia Lundy-MorseMegan McSweeneyRachel NeffAmanda PoeSarah PowellJustin RayLeah RuthMolly SullivanMebius SunShannan WaldoCatherine Woods

SeniorsMaria BowmanHunter CliftonTimothy DaltonAndrew DawsonAllison DeanRachel DownsBrandon DozerKate FergusonTaylor ForestaLogan FravelZachary GramlichMallory GreenJosephine HalkoAnthony HavensJason HornAdam HuttonConnor LanciaSeth LeidingerJames LeyStephanie McCoolBrook MinnehanJonathan MullenDerike NhorNicolette PelgrinoMathew PlatterNicholas PughCara RainsSean ReganKatherine RondotAlanta SloneMcKenna SmetankoAshlyn SzaboMacKenzeé TilleyMelinda WilliamsAshley Wright

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1st Quarter 2014-2015Distinction List

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September 2014Student of the MonthStudent of the MonthStudent of the MonthB i s h o p R e a d y H i g h S c h o o l

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FreshmenClay CutteridgeTheologyTheology I

Isabella HoerstenWorld LanguagesSpanish I

Shelrick McElroyMathematicsAlgebra I

Marie PeceVisual & Performing ArtsArt & Music Appreciation

John RieweTheologyTheology I

Loren SparksEnglishEnglish 9

Eric TerranovaBusinessPC Apps

Hannah M. WilliamsSocial StudiesWorld Issues

Abigail WuichnerTheologyTheology I

SophomoresSarah KightMathematicsGeometry

Danielle LanciaEnglish English 10

Katherine PerrySocial StudiesHonors US HistoryScienceHonors BiologyTheologyTheology II

Matthew PicknellVisual & Performing ArtsDrawing

Olivia RoweWorld LanguagesFrench II

Alyson WisemanBusinessPC Apps

JuniorsZachary BaumScienceHonors PhysicsWorld LanguagesMandarin I

Emily ClinePractical ArtsRelationships &Contemporary Society

Naomi EtgenBusinessFinancial Literacy

Courtney HackneyEnglishEnglish 11

Bailey HartmanMathematicsAlgebra II

Aaron KightVisual & Performing ArtsSculpture & Ceramics

Andrés Walliser-WejebeSocial StudiesAP World History

SeniorsFatima AlfaroMathematicsAlgebra III

Kate FergusonWorld LanguagesSpanish IV

Taylor ForestaBusinessBusiness Principles & Strategies

Mark GnatowskiScienceAP ChemistrySocial StudiesAP US Government

Stephen LandyEnglishEnglish 12

Rylie WahlScienceAP BiologyTheologyTheology IV

Student of the MonthStudent of the MonthStudent of the MonthB i s h o p R e a d y H i g h S c h o o l

FreshmenAnthony BaumTheologyTheology I

Haley BushSciencePhysical Science

Candace ClarkWorld LanguagesFrench I

Olivia FrenchMathematicsAlgebra I

Isabella HoerstenEnglishEnglish 9Social StudiesWorld IssuesTheologyTheology I

Abigail WuichnerSciencePhysical Science

SophomoresLeo Dunkle IIIWorld LanguagesSpanish I

Patrick JansenBusinessPC Apps

Haley MeyerScienceBiology

Katherine PerryTheologyTheology II

Olivia RoweEnglishEnglish 10MathematicsGeometrySocial StudiesUS History

JuniorsZachary BaumBusinessBusiness Principles & Strategies

Gabrielle CanareMathematicsAlgebra II Trig

Emily ClineSocial StudiesAP World History

Courtney HackneyWorld LanguagesSpanish III

Dawn RitterScienceChemistry

Andrés Walliser-WejebeEnglishEnglish 11

Tom ZhangMathematicsPrecalculus

SeniorsElizabeth ClineSocial StudiesAP US Government& Politics

Drew EramoPractical ArtsRelationships &Contemporary Society

Justine FerkoBusinessAccounting

Mark GnatowskiTheologyTheology IV

Brendan KirbySciencePhysics

Katherine RondotWorld LanguagesMandarin II

Katherine TownsendEnglishEnglish 12

October 2014

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Three Ready seniors have earned honors fromthe National Merit Scholarship Program for

their academic work and academic potential.Stephen Landy was named a National Merit

Semi-Finalist, being one of the highest scoringentrants from Ohio. An Honor Roll student,Stephen is a member of the St. Vincent de PaulSociety, Future Business Leaders of America, In-the-Know Team, and the BETA Club. He hasplayed soccer for one year at Ready and hasearned varsity letters in track (member of theteam for three years) and cross country (teammember for four years) and was a member of thisyear’s Homecoming Court. Stephen is a memberof the Boy Scouts and volunteers at his parish, St. Brendan.

Courtney Bair and Justine Ferko both receivedLetters of Commendation from the National MeritScholarship Program in recognition of theiroutstanding academic promise.

Courtney Bair is an Honor Roll student, aBishop Ready Ambassador, member of theschool’s BETA Club and National Honor Society,and vice-president of the Executive Board of theStudent Council. She is a member of the St.Vincent de Paul Society and the EnvironmentalClub and is a football and basketball cheerleaderand member of the track and cross country teams.Courtney volunteers at the Columbus Zoo, is a 4H Camp Counselor, and participates in theFranklin County-4H Junior Fair.

Justine is a member of the Ready marching,concert, and jazz bands and participates regularly inReady theatre productions, most recently as Amy inLittle Women. She is a member of the French Club,Writers Club, and Multi-Cultural Club andvolunteers at St. Mary Magdalene, the West SideFree Store, and the Mid-Ohio Food Bank.

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Principal Celene A. Seamen with National Merit awardeesJustine Ferko, Courtney Bair, and Stephen Landy,

all seniors at Bishop Ready.

Ready Students Earn National Merit Honors

Manatee Update…

Last year, we reported on two students (then juniors, now seniors), Courtney Bair andRylie Wahl, who, as their junior Improvement Plan project, chose the topic

“Managing the Florida Manatee.” Their project included supporting the manateeconservation movement by raising money, which was donated to the Columbus zoo. Atthat time, there were two manatees at the zoo: Stubby and Rae. It has just been reportedthat Rae, who had been suffering from hunger and dehydration when she was rescued, isnow well enough to be transported to the Miami Sequarium in Florida and will bereleased into the water off of Florida sometime in 2015.

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Technology CompetitionExplores the Human Eye

Thirty-nine students from fiveschools participated in this

year’s Technology Competition,held on November 12. This year’ssubject was the human eye andjudging was based on observedperformance of tasks done and ateam record journal of experiences,data, observations, tallies, andcalculations.

Ready faculty members George Pritchard,Barb Stoll, and April Wilburn were joined byReady seniors Taylor Brewster, Justine Ferko,Mark Gnatowski, Stephen Landy, and Joey Smithand juniors Gabrielle Biliran and Brenden Daltonin coordinating and overseeing the competition.

Teams of four students completed 11 tasks:determine the dominant eye for each teammember; gather eye color data for all participants;observe occurrence of after images; run 30 feet,during which team pairs kept “eye contact” andheld a grapefruit between their foreheads; a “puffball” game in which the team members heldcorners of a sheet tightly by their chins and tried to“score points” by blowing on a ping pong ball;

Braille “boxes” word recognition and story-making about recognized parts of the eye; findingtheir blind spots and calculating the average sizeof the teams’ optical disks; observation of visualaffects in a series of optical illusions; create a 3-Dimage by crossing eyes and recording the affectson the eyes; find a partner while blindfolded; playtag while blindfolded; walk a “trust” course while

blindfolded (climbing up, walking along, steppingover, crawling under and through, and balancing);reading two passages of scrambled text and mixedtext with numbers.

This year’s participants were: From Our Lady of Perpetual Help…Team 1: EvaFreeman, Claire Kelley, Alayna Moscinski, andAngelica Rivera. Team 2: Ethan Hoang, JaycobMoore, John Pyles, and Matthew Sing.From St. Brendan…Team 1: Tommy Bair, EliBowles, Molly Burchard, and Bridget Ferguson.Team 2: Ethan Burchard, Victoria Read, SydneyRyan, and Vincent Thompson.From St. Mary Magdalene…Team 1: QuariAustin, Daniel Hamilton, Dominic Tokar, andMary Zerrien. Team 2: Kyle Caisaguano, MichaelaMayo, Danny Perry, and Hannah Rains.From St. Cecilia…Team 1: Evan Cordle, ZacheryGranville, Cameron Jones, and Nathan Lancia.Team 2: Fernando Arias, Carl Copley, GrantCordle, and Thomas Kowal.From St. Patrick/London…Team 1: GeorgeBarnett, Ashley Kaskocsak, Phelan Rogerson.Team 2: Lucas Berkey, Gavin Bonn, AndyFullmer…and Gavin Arthur, who participated onboth teams.

First Place…Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Team 1.Second Place…St. Brendan, Team 1.Third Place…St. Mary Magdalene, Team 1.Congratulations to all who participated! It’s

always an interesting and lively competition!

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Keeping eye contact…

The “trust” course…

Eager participants…

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Ready Students AttendCareer ExploringLuncheon

Bishop Ready students interestedin careers in healthcare and law

enforcement were invited to attend aluncheon showcasing these two fieldssponsored by Exploring, Learning forLife’s career education program.Exploring’s purpose is to provideexperiences to help young people(who have completed 8th gradethrough 20 years of age) mature and to preparethem to become responsible and caring adults.

With career interests ranging from pharmacist,surgeon, and physical therapist to homelandsecurity, law enforcement, and firefighter, 30 Readyjuniors and seniors attended the 5th annual luncheonheld on October 30 at the Boat House atConfluence Point.

Those in attendance were juniors MichaelBradley, Alyssa Bush, Joseph Capehart, KateChaney, Emily Cline, Delaney Cutteridge, NicholasDurbin, Lucas Edwards, Grace Fox, Emily

Genders, Courtney Hackney, Hunter Inks, AllieLeidinger, Logan Reasch, Frances Reategui, MiaRobinson, Ryann Scarberry, Kyle Usner, CatherineWoods, and Brianna Woods and seniors SaraCollins, Anthony Havens, Jason Horn, NicholasHumphrey, Cara Rains, Sean Regan, Carly Smith,MacKenzeé Tilley, Brian Weiner, and MelindaWilliams.

(For more information about Career Exploring,visit the Ready website and Guidance underAcademics on the menu bar.)

8Students Attend Serra Luncheons And Bishop’s Forum for St. Gabriel RadioThe Serra Club of Columbus has, as do all Serra

Clubs, as its mission “the promotion andsupport of religious vocations through prayer,education, and personal growth in the CatholicFaith.”

This year’s luncheon for young men was heldon October 28. Ready students who attended are:Seniors, Connor Lancia and Brian Weiner; juniorsHunter Akers, Michael Bradley, Corey Hall, KyleUsner, and Andrés Walliser-Wejebe; sophomoresLeo Dunkle and Eric Willford; and freshmen ClayCutteridge, Benjamin Gebru, Cameron Monovich,Christian Schell, Bennett Waldo, and Ryan Wood.Father Joshua Wagner, pastor of Holy Rosary/St.John, was the presenter for the luncheon.

Young women were invited to a luncheon onNovember 11. Ready students in attendance were:

seniors Angelique Bowman, Cara Rains, and CarlySmith; juniors Abby Ellis, Naomi Etgen, DawnRitter, and Mia Robinson; sophomores KyraBailey, Sydney Cloverdale, Hailey Hejduk, SarahKight, Danielle Lancia, Mary Beth Mogan, andAlyson Wiseman; and freshmen Nicole Hawkins,Isabella Hoersten, Kayla Hyme, Jaide Lehnert,Azul Lopez, Payton Ritterbeck, Lana Troyer, andHannah M. Williams. Mother Margaret Mary of theChildren of Mary was the presenter.

This year marked the seventh annual Bishop’sForum produced by St. Gabriel Radio. Each year,four Ready students, one from each grade, arechosen to attend. Unfortunately, this year’s weatherpresented a challenge and the sophomore andfreshman representatives were unable to attend.Ready was represented by senior Rylie Wahl andjunior Gabrielle Biliran; discussion revolvedaround the use of technology and social media, themerits and downside of both.

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Ready juniors and seniors at the 5th Annual Career Exploring Luncheon.

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The Bishop Ready/China connection goes back to the summer of 2010 when a group

of Ready administrators and faculty visitedChina and forged an association with a highschool there. Since that beginning, two groupsof Ready students have travelled to the MiddleKingdom, visited our sister high school,attended classes, and visited historic sites. Now,six Chinese students are enrolled at BishopReady and the Ready International StudentsProgram continues to expand.

Beginning this year, the Program is beingcoordinated by Ms Pam Welsh-Huggins, knownto many at Ready for her role as director of theLiturgical Choir. In addition to her musicalabilities and talents, Ms Welsh-Huggins brings abackground of teaching English as a foreignlanguage to her new position.

The six students—four juniors, onesophomore, and one freshman—hail fromvarious urban areas in China and are living in

Columbus with Ready students’ families. All sixare focused on improving their English languageskills, adapting to the different means oflearning and testing done in the US, andenhancing their prospects for admission tocolleges and universities here in this country.

Part of Ms Welsh-Huggins mandate asCoordinator is to see that each student works tothe best of her/his ability and that any “problemareas” are noted and addressed sooner ratherthan later. While the students have an electronic“translator” app that allows them to translateEnglish into Mandarin, one goal is to lessen thedependence of each student on this device.While it is still early days in the school year,much progress is being made through dailysessions that allow for individual attention toeach student’s concerns. An additional emphasisis placed on studying for the SAT/ACT; eachstudent wants to do well on these tests, as a goalis to continue their educations at Americancolleges and universities.

Juniors Tom (Yizhuo) Zhang and Steve (Yingzheng) Fuwith freshman Rebecca (Ruiyang) Xu before the

Homecoming Dance.

International Student Program At Bishop Ready

Freshman Rebecca (Ruiyang) Xu with juniorNicholas Durbin before the Ready

Homecoming Dance.

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The students have all “adopted” new firstnames (their Chinese names are in parentheses):Mark (Yubo) Jin and Tom (Yizhuo) Zhangattended public schools in Columbus last yearand are juniors at Bishop Ready; Steven(Yingzheng) Fu and Mebius (Yuxiang) Sunattended school in their hometowns in China andare also juniors at Ready; Jack (Yanxiang) Zhangis a second-year Ready student, now asophomore; and Rebecca (Ruiyang) Xu is afreshman at Ready, having attended middleschool in her hometown of Nanchang. Jack,spending his second year at Ready and inColumbus, is the “old hand” at all things Ready.He finds that one of the biggest differences forhim between Columbus and his home town innorthern China is that “Columbus is cold!” Hefinds American school to be more interesting, inthat in class students can exchange ideas and talkabout subjects other than the subject being taught.You might say that Jack “fits right in”: he isserving as Vice President of the sophomore classon Ready’s Student Council.

The Program presents a “win-win” situationfor all concerned: the Chinese students improvetheir English language skills, learn how to “take”tests for college admission, and expand theircultural horizons. The American students atReady learn about cultural differences andcommonalities in a very concrete way andexpand their experience in relating to a broader,multi-cultural world.

The experience of living with Ready hostfamilies has proven to be beneficial both for thestudents and for the host families. While thestudents admit to missing some aspects of theirlives in China—family, friends, food—all alsoadmit to enjoying some new experiences:football, homecoming, volunteering at schoolevents. Additionally, the students are appreciativeof the extra help given to them, either in theirdaily sessions with Ms Welsh-Huggins or byindividual teachers.

This summer, Ready students will again bevisiting China, taking classes and visiting historicsites. For them, it is a brief taste of life far from

home. For our Chinesestudents, their time atReady is a microcosm of aworld they plan to inhabitfor several years to come.The Ready experience isthe foundation for thesestudents in the UnitedStates.

So far, the results havebeen favorable for allinvolved.

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Ready’s international students: Mebius (Yuxiang) Sun, Mark (Yubo) Jin, Jack (Yanxiang)Zhang, Tom (Yizhuo) Zhang—no relation to Jack, Steven (Yingzheng) Fu, and Rebecca

(Ruiyang) Xu in the Wehinger Peace Courtyard.

Catholic Schools’ Week CelebrationIncorporates Sculpture DedicationThe sun shone brightly. The weather was

spring-like. And a large contingent ofstudents from the Ready partner grade schoolshad arrived. All was ready and while everyonecouldn’t gather in the Wehinger Peace Courtyardas Bishop Campbell blessed the sculpture ofHomeless Jesus, everyone could hear the blessingas it was broadcast into the school gym. Earlierthat morning, Canadian sculptor Timothy Schmalzhad delivered the model-size version, blessed byPope Francis, which “stood in” for the life-sizemodel, which will be placed in the Courtyard at afuture date.

This year’s Catholic Schools’ Week theme ofFaith, Knowledge, and Service seemed especiallyappropriate, given the dedication. For with faith inGod, knowledge of our surroundings and of ourown obligations, and service to others, we fulfillwhat the Homeless Jesus statue calls out to us:Acknowledge the least among us and do what isboth right and necessary to alleviate suffering andinstill hope and love.

The Bishop’s blessing included these words:“O God, who, being both good and almighty,provides for all creatures, give us, we pray, an

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Deacons Andy Naporano and Joe Knapke with Bishop Campbell

Faculty member and Campus Ministry advisor DeborahDelPrince hands offertory gifts to guidance counselorZenia Strickland and her daughters, Cielo, Azul, and

(behind Azul) Genesis. Cielo and Genesis are students atSt. Brendan; Azul is a freshman at Ready.

Homeless Jesussculptor TimothySchmalz, BishopFrederick Campbell,principal Celene A.Seamen, and Readyjuniors HollyGuggenbiller andNicholas Durbinbefore thededication of theHomeless Jesusstatue in theWehinger PeaceCourtyard. In frontof the statue is aphoto of PopeFrancis blessing the statue in Rome.

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effective love for our brothers and sisters whosuffer hunger, disease, and poverty. United incharity, may compassion impel us to share allthings justly and to care for each other as brothersand sisters. Blessed be God now and forever.” TheGospel of St. Matthew was read, with the words“for I was hungry and you gave me food…astranger and you welcomed me…. Whatever youdid for one of these least brothers of mine, you didfor me.” Bishop Campbell concluded his blessingand dedication with this prayer: “We ask for yourblessing upon this image of Jesus. May this statuebe a reminder of our duty to be men and womenfor others. Instill in us a desire to live so that inserving them, we serve you. Dear Jesus, friend ofthe poor, we ask you to bless the homeless, thisday and every day, keep them from physical andemotional harm, fill their hearts with hope for thefuture. And let us be grateful for the opportunity tobe charitable to others.”

After the dedication, Bishop Campbell and theassembled priests concelebrated the liturgy for theassembled Ready students, partner school studentsand faculty members, and guests. Following theliturgy, and the “gifting” of the model-size statueto Bishop Campbell in the name of the artist andBishop Ready (a generous gift of the artisthimself), Bishop Campbell stopped by the pizzaluncheon for the grade school students.

Mr. Schmalz stayed after the liturgy and spokewith art class students, telling them about his early

days as an artist and encouraging them to followtheir passion, for nothing great is everaccomplished without passion, dedication, andperseverance.

For now, the model-size Homeless Jesusresides at Bishop Ready…until the full-scaleversion is delivered and placed outside.

A special thanks goes to Bishop Campbell andour pastors who helped to make this an extraspecial occasion; to sculptor Timothy Schmalz,who delivered the statue and spent time with ourstudents; and to the Ready and partner schoolstudents who participated in this event.

(Note: A “mini-version” of the Homeless Jesusstatue is available for sale through Bishop ReadyHigh School. An order form is available on page23 of this issue. For more information, includingavailability, please call Michelle Kelly at 614-276-7827.)

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Students from Ready’s partner/feeder elementary schoolsattended the liturgy and stayed for a pizza meet-and-greet

with Bishop Campbell.

Cantor senior Mark Gnatowski

Superintendent ofCatholic Schools Dr.Joseph Brettnacherspoke to the assembledstudents and guestsfollowing the liturgy.

Many have read the book or seen the movie, but onedoes not automatically associate Little Women,

Louisa May Alcott’s story of the March family, with thestage. Drawing on the adaptation by MarishaChamberlain, director Jill Larger and her talented castmade the times and the people come alive during theweekend of November 14-16.

The Little Theatre at Bishop Ready was transformedinto 1860s America, with a talented and exuberant casttelling the story of the four March sisters, their parents(with a father off to the Civil War), and Aunt March,among others.

The four sisters were portrayed by seniors JustineFerko as Amy, Marguerite Mills as Meg, and Rylie Wahlas Jo, with sophomore Olivia Rowe as Beth. The youngwomen were joined by seniors Katherine Rondot asMarmee and Kaitlyn Montgomery as Aunt March.Rounding out the main roles were juniors MichaelCreagh as Old Mr. Laurence, Molly Sullivan as Hannah,Andrés Walliser-Wejebe as Laurie, and Benjamin Youngas Father, with sophomore Andrew Walter Pindell asBrooke.

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The March Sisters… Senior Rylie Wahl as Jo, sophomore Olivia Rowe as Beth, seniorMarguerite Mills as Meg, and senior Justine Ferko as Amy.

Senior Rylie Wahl as Jo.

Beloved Novel “Translates” Well to Stage…

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Adding to the sense of dramawere ensemble members seniorsHailey Bryan, Mark Gnatowski, andLee Richter; juniors Andrea Duarte,Nathan Koch, Abigail Lowry, andElizabeth Wolf; sophomores CaitlinArmistead, Mary Beth Mogan, andHarrison VanTilburg; and freshmanKyle Ferko.

Senior Spencer Coleman ablyhandled the tasks of Stage Manager/Lights; the stage crew, who madesure that everything worked as itshould, consisted of juniors ElinaAceveda and Gabrielle Biliran,sophomore Erin Sullivan, andfreshman Teagan Reasch. Specialthanks to Marguerite Mills, CheriseMills, Katherine Rondot, and LisaWahl for providing costumes andprops, and to Rob Wahl for theplaybill artwork.

If you haven’t attended a Bishop Readytheatre production lately, we encourage you to doso! Next up is Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me a Tenor,February 20-22, 2015. Without giving away theplot, it is safe to say that this winner of three

Tony Awards and four Drama Desk Awards willchase away those winter doldrums! Plan now toattend!

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Junior Michael Creagh as Old Mr. Laurence, senior Justine Ferko(kneeling) as Amy, senior Marguerite Mills as Meg, sophomore Olivia Rowe

as Beth, and sophomore Andrew Walter Pindell as Brooke.

Senior Mark Gnatowski...

Photo Credit: Matt Goodman

Seniors Katherine Rondot as Marmee, Rylie Wahl as Jo, Marguerite Mills asMeg, and Justine Ferko as Amy with junior Benjamin Young as Father.

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Ready Senior is Keynote Speaker

Ready senior Josephine Halko delivered thekeynote address at the 2014 Celebrating

Catholic School Virtues Gala held on November6. Proceeds from this Diocesan event go towardproviding need-based tuition assistance forstudents at Columbus diocesan elementary andhigh schools. Ready principal Celene A. Seamenintroduced Ms Halko who told her story:

“…You always hear how important donationsare and what they go to. Today, I am here to thankyou, to give a face to your donations, and to tellyou, first-hand, what your donations do and mean.I want you to know that your kindness does not goto just an institution, but to individual people whoare greatly appreciative. Your gifts go to gratefulstudents who want to change their lives for thebetter. My dream is to become a pediatric nursepractitioner…there is no way I could accomplishthis goal without having the excellent educationthat I have had from Catholic schools like BishopReady and Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

“I have been fortunate enough to attendCatholic schools since kindergarten. And I sayfortunate, as I would not have been able to attendif it wasn’t for donations like yours. As one ofseven, I have a large family. Growing up was a lotof fun but we struggled financially. To make endsmeet, my mom often had two jobs while stillbeing a mother and homemaker, while my dadworked full-time. In 2006, our world was turnedupside-down when our mom was diagnosed withlung cancer. This took a toll on my entire family.

“Long story short, my mom passed away in2007, when I was 10 years old. We lost the personwho was our ‘go to’ for everything, our rock. Timeswere very hard and it fell on us as children to helptake care of things….A couple of years later wefound out how bad it really is when ends do notmeet financially. We received a letter of foreclosureon the house and we had to find a new place to live.

“How in the world were we supposed to payfor our education if we couldn’t even pay for ourhome? That is where all of you come in. Yourdonations, your selfless gifts, allowed my siblingsand me to remain students at Bishop Ready and

Our Lady of Perpetual Help. I was already in highschool at the time and the Ready family has beennothing but supportive and generous in helping.

“Our Lady continued their support andgenerosity as well with my little brothers. I’m sothankful they were able to stay at Our Ladybecause, due to living circumstances, I was notable to live at my dad’s and was unable to lookout for them anymore. I felt at ease knowing thatthe Our Lady family was watching over them.

Principal Celene A. Seamen and senior Josephine Halko

“The education that wehave all received has trulybeen a blessing…I want to thank you fromthe bottom of my heart…”

Signing Ceremony

Three Ready seniors have signed Letters ofIntent to play their respective sports on the

collegiate level. Hailey Bryan will attend andplay softball at the University of Findlay; LaurenRuth will attend and play basketball at St.Joseph’s College in Indiana; and Meredith Riverswill attend and play volleyball at OtterbeinUniversity. All three young women have earnedHonor Roll status at Bishop Ready.

Hailey Bryan is a four-year varsity softballstarter. She has been named 1st Team/All CCL, 2nd

Team/All CCL, and has played softball since shewas nine years old. She is a Ready Ambassador,Kairos director, vice-president of the BETA Club,historian of the National Honor Society, andmember of the Student Council Executive Board.Hailey has been involved in theatre productionsat Ready, is a Eucharistic Minister, and a St.Vincent de Paul spiritual advisor.

Lauren Ruth has played basketball for all ofher four years at Ready. She has been named 1stTeam/All CCL, 2nd Team/All CCL, 2nd Team/AllDistrict, Honorable Mention/All District,Honorable Mention/All Metro, HonorableMention/All State, District 10 Top 10 Player, andTeam MVP. Lauren also played volleyball andsoccer at Ready, earning Most Improved Playerstatus on the varsity soccer team. She is amember of the Beta Club, Future Business

Leaders of America, the St. Vincent de PaulSociety, and the Environmental Club.

Meredith Rivers has played volleyball atReady for all four years and Club Volleyball forfive years. She has been named 1st Team/All CCLand 1st Team/All District. She is a member of theSt. Vincent de Paul Society, the Chinese Club,Bake Club, and the Environmental Club.Meredith has traveled with the People to PeopleStudent Ambassador Program three times,visiting Australia, China, France, Greece, andItaly. She is a member of the currentHomecoming Court.

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“Family means everything to me and I want topersonally thank Our Lady for helping out somuch. You have done more than I could ever askfor. And, thank you to the Ready family for nowlooking out for me, my little brother (who nowattends Bishop Ready), and my siblings before uswho have graduated from Bishop Ready.

“Speaking of my older siblings, they are allsuccessful because of the Catholic education theyreceived. My oldest brother is now in his last yearof medical school and will graduate as a Doctor ofOsteopathic Medicine. My other brother isstudying to become a civil engineer at the

University of Cincinnati, and my other brother is aSergeant in the military.

“The education that we have all received hastruly been a blessing…I want to thank you fromthe bottom of my heart. I have enjoyed my time inCatholic schools, and I hold on to each day dearlyas the end of this chapter nears, and the nextbegins.

“So, on behalf of my siblings, myself, andevery other student you have supported in theireducation: Thank you!”

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Seniors Hailey Bryan, Lauren Ruth, and Meredith Riverswith principal Celene A. Seamen at their signing ceremony

in November.

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New Club for Elementary StudentsHas a Strong Start….

Anew club atBishop Ready,

the Castle Crew,opened its chartermembership driveat the school’sOpen House inNovember and 51students from 12

elementary schools signed up as charter members.The Castle Crew program is designed for

students in grades 4 through 8, giving themopportunities to participate in activities at BishopReady. Current membership consists of 27 girlsand 24 boys with nine each in grades 4, 5, and 6;11 in grade 7; and 13 in grade 8. Members comefrom Our Lady of Perpetual Help, St. Aloysius, St.Brendan, St. Cecilia, St. Joseph, St. Margaret ofCortona, St. Mary/German Village, St.Patrick/London, St. Stephen, Trinity, ColumbusFitness and Prep, and Columbus PreparatoryAcademy.

Castle Crew members will have access tovarious scheduled events throughout the year thatencompass the mission statement and Catholictraditions that Bishop Ready exemplifies: Faith,Academics, Stewardship, Spirit, Athletics, andExtracurricular Activities.

Membership gives elementary students theopportunity to build relationships both with fellowgrade school students throughout the area as wellas with members of the Ready community—students, teachers, administrators, coaches, etc.The membership, which carries a $25 fee, providesdiscounts to various academic, athletic, andextracurricular events and camps and provideseach member with a Castle Crew t-shirt, lanyard,and photo i.d. card.

Developed and directed by Dan DeCrane, whoalso coaches boys’ basketball and teaches socialstudies at Ready, the Castle Crew has a fullcalendar of interesting activities scheduled for theremainder of the current academic year, includinga Leadership Seminar and Spiritual Retreat.

For more information on the Castle Crew, aschedule of events, and a registration form, pleasevisit the Ready website at www.brhs.org andchoose Castle Crew from the menu bar or call Mr.DeCrane at 614-276-5263, ext. 231.

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Ready students model the new Castle Crew t-shirts at themembership event held on November 16. Left to right:

Sophomore Hailey Hejduk and juniors Nicholas Durbin,Holly Guggenbiller, Henry Tokar, and Zachary Baum.

Operation Christmas ChildThe National Honor Society spearheaded the Operation

Christmas Child project, sponsored by Samaritan’s PurseInternational Relief. Helping fill the shoeboxes with

Christmas gifts for children around the world are seniorsJoey Smith, Margaret Quinn, Meg Beattie, and Mark

Gnatowski. The students filled 31 boxes for distribution.

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Boys’ Basketball Teams Help in the Community

Twenty members of the boys’ varsity and JVteams—all of the players—“teamed up” for a

good cause: Run the Race Club, a project of theBrian Muha Foundation. Team memberssponsored a food drive, helped unload donations,packed over 200 non-perishable items forThanksgiving delivery, assisted with setting updonated computers, and helped organize variousrooms at the center.

The Run the Race Club gathers childrentogether for free after school and Saturdayprograms. Some of the children who benefit fromthe Club have parents who are doing all they canto help their children succeed; other children haveadults in their lives who are making bad decisions

for themselves and for their children. The goal ofthe Run the Race Club is to have a Center “that isopen every day, ready to help children developmorally and intellectually, acquiring the virtuesand attitudes needed for everlasting happiness.”

Of invaluable help in setting up andmonitoring the Ready project was Ready “Mom”Melanie Feeney, wife of assistant coach DaveFeeney and parent to two Ready alums. Mrs.Feeney is also a volunteer at the Run the RaceCenter.

When a member of the Ready family sees aneed, the immediate response is to do somethingto alleviate that need. Congratulations to theReady teams, and coach Dan DeCrane: they reallyknow how to drive to the basket when it counts!

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Ready Seniors Shine at Fair! Ready seniors Molly Russell and Courtney Bair werecrowned Franklin County Horse Queen and FranklinCounty Fair Queen, respectively, during the County

Fair held in July of 2014.

Observing Veterans’ Day

Our very ownFather Patrick

Toner, Chaplain atReady, was in uniformfor Veterans’ Day. Fr. Pat served as aMilitary IntelligenceSpecialist in Germanyand in Vietnam. Hewas a Chaplain in theUS Air Force inPanama, Korea, and inDesert Storm. As amember of the OhioAir National Guard,Father Pat served inCuba, France,

Hungary, Saudi Arabia, Operation Just Cause(Kosovo), and Antarctica. He is a retired Lt. Col.

We extend our thanks to Father Pat and to allveterans who serve so selflessly to ensure ourfreedom!

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Special thanks for additional photos throughout this issue to Barb Stoll, Michelle Kelly, and Dan DeCrane.

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News from The BusinessDepartment…National Business Honor SocietyCharter Awarded to Bishop Ready

Under the direction of business teacher MariaIllig, Bishop Ready applied for and received achapter charter for the National Business HonorSociety. Membership in the NBHS, a division ofthe National Business Education Association, isopen to high school juniors and seniors who havecompleted or are currently enrolled in their thirdbusiness course and have a 3.0 overall and 3.5business course grade point average.

Induction into the Ready chapter will take placein the spring of 2015.Students Attend Seminar/Conference

In other “business-related” news, seniors andFuture Business Leaders of America (FBLA)members Fatima Alfaro, Taylor Foresta, LorissaLaForge, Connor Lancia, Kaitlyn Montgomery, and

Miranda Neff attended a luncheon/seminarsponsored by The Ohio Society of CPAs at OSUand senior Kaitlyn Montgomery and juniorsElizabeth Wolf and Benjamin Young attended theFBLA Leadership Conference in Sandusky.Benjamin Young is the State Parliamentarian forFBLA.Guest Speaker a “Return” Hit…

Building on his successful presentation lastyear, guest speaker Sean Carpenter, Director ofAgent Development for Coldwell Banker, returnedto Ready to speak with our students about “BeingPrepared for Life…The Seven Secrets to Success.”Among the topics explored were: Going above andbeyond what is expected; standing out in a sea ofsameness; the power of working together; dealingwith change; how the “ripple effect” works; andleveraging systems for efficiency and effectiveness.The event was opened to business as well as otherstudents.

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Save the Date!Don’t miss out on all the fun…for a great cause!

The Fourth Annual Knight at the Races, benefitting the students at

Bishop Ready High School, will be held on Friday, May 1, 2015, from

6:30-11 P.M. at Our Lady of Victory Parish Center.

Plan now to attend this fun evening that includes 12 horse races, a

Derby Hat Contest, Silent Auction…and much more!

Mark your calendars now!

(Sponsorships and horses are available…don’t be disappointed! This

is your chance to help the Ready students and exhibit your creativity

when you name your very own horse! Contact Michelle Kelly at

mkelly@cdeducation.org or 614-276-7827.)

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Bishop Ready Homecoming Court 2014

Left to right: (all seniors, Class of 2015)Young women: Rylie Wahl, Allison Dean, Margaret Quinn (Queen),

Miranda Neff, Meredith Rivers, and Josephine Halko.Young men: Andrew Duncan, Stephen Landy, Brendan Kirby (King),

Ryan McFarland, Drew Eramo, and Connor Lancia.

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Special Assembly Speaker

ValLimar Jansen was the guest at an all-school assembly, also attended by students from theCristo Rey high school, on November 20. Ms Jansen's appearance was sponsored by the

Diocesan Office of Religious Education and Catechesis.Ms Jansen used prayer, scripture, storytelling, music, and movement to involve the students

and bring an excitement and enthusiasm to spirituality. Photos by: Franco Arreloa-Contreras ’17

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Ms Jansen with junior Damian Lehnert

Condolences…The Ready Family extends heart-felt condolences to faculty

member Brenda Ball on the death of her father and theStrickland family (guidance counselor Zenia Strickland) on thedeath of their 10-month old daughter, Faith Kathleen.

May their souls, and the souls of all the faithfuldeparted, rest in peace…

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Looking for a Unique Gift…for Yourself or Others?

Small versions of our Homeless Jesus sculpture, 10” long x 5” high x 3” deep, areavailable for purchase through Bishop Ready High School. It is the same piece of

artwork, in a smaller version, as the sculpture now on display in the school and of theoutdoor version soon to be installed in the Peace Courtyard. This “mini” version is abronze finish on resin stone on a black base.

The small version is available for $65; there is no additional charge if the modelis picked up at Bishop Ready; total price, if mailed, is $85 (which includes postageand handling). To place an order, please call Michelle Kelly at 614-276-7827, orreturn the coupon below.

Proceeds go toward the cost of the life-size model and for student aid.Please make check or money order (do not send cash) payable to Bishop ReadyHigh School and mail to: Bishop Ready High School, ATTN: Michelle Kelly, 707 Salisbury Road, Columbus, OH 43204.

ORDER FORM: Homeless Jesus sculpture, 10” long x 5” high x 3” deepName _______________________________________________________________Address _____________________________________________________________City__________________________________State______________Zip__________E-mail ______________________________________________________________Phone (__________)________________________________________________ $65 for one sculpture, to be picked up at school (please call ahead to reserve)._____ $85 for one sculpture, please mail.

Amount Enclosed $_________________

Homeless Jesus sculpture by Timothy Schmalz

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B i s h o p R e a d y

SPORTSUpdates(Special thanks to the coaches whoprovided the following information…)Cross Country—Coach Dean Tower

Senior Mathew “Codi” Platter placed 9th inthe CCL championships and was named 1stTeam/All CCL. During the season, Codi wontwo meets and placed in the top ten of all meetsthat he entered. His best time of the season was16:58.0

Junior Kathleen Colvin was the leader of thegirls’ team. Her best time of the season was20:17.0. Unfortunately, Kathleen suffered asprained ankle in practice the week of the CCLand was unable to compete in the meet.

All in all, the team members all practiced andcompeted well throughout the season, whichmade for a pleasant experience for all!

Football—Coach Ben Cross (first year atReady)

The overall record for the season was 5-4. Stat leaders are:

Rushing:Sophomore Brenden Knox…137 carries for 901

yds. (6.6 yd. average)Senior Seth Stock…89 carries for 618 yds. (6.9

yd. average)Freshman Devin Dukes…15 carries for 260 yds.

(17.3 yd. average)Passing:Junior Dominic Lombardi…46/106 for 741 yds.,

6 TDsReceiving: (All seniors)Anthony Havens…13 for 274 yds., 1 TD (21.1

yd. average)Connor Lancia…9 for 105 yds. (11.7 yd. average)Alex Eblin…8 for 158 yds. (19.8 yd. average)Scoring:Senior Seth Stock…17 TDs, 102 pts.Sophomore Brenden Knox…10 TDs, 60 pts.Senior Aidan Dulin…31 PATs, 31 pts.

Defensive Tackles:Senior Alvin Knox-Steed…42 solos/35

assists…total 77Freshman Tristin Siemer…36 solos/21

assists…total 57Junior Kyle Usner…32 solos/24 assists…total 56Senior Connor Lancia…22 solos/27 assists…

total 49Senior Anthony Havens…23 solos/13

assists…total 36Senior Brian Weiner…13 solos/21 assists…total 34Punts:Senior Connor Lancia…21 punts for 794 yds.

(37.8 yd. average)Kick Returns:Senior Anthony Havens…12 returns for 293 yds.

(24.4 yd. average)Freshman Tristin Siemer…4 returns for 93 yds.

(23 yd. average)Punt Returns:Senior Anthony Havens…6 returns for 128 yds.

(21.3 yd. average)Freshman Tristin Siemer…4 returns for 56 yds.

(14 yd. average)All District:Senior Alvin Knox-Steed…1st Team/DefenseSenior Connor Lancia…1st Team/PunterSophomore Brenden Knox…1st Team/OffenseSenior Seth Stock…2nd Team/OffenseJunior Marcus Stone…2nd Team/OffenseFreshman Tristin Siemer…2nd Team/Defense

Boys’ Soccer—Coach Ryan Thomas (firstyear at Ready)

Team had its first tournament win within thelast four years…All District:Sophomore Harrison VanTilburg…Keeper/194

Saves…2nd Team/All DistrictSenior Brendan Kirby…Defender…3rd Team/

All DistrictAll CCL:Senior Brendan Kirby…DefenderSenior Drew Eramo…DefenderSophomore Harrison VanTilburg…KeeperMVP:Senior Drew Eramo

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Girls’ Tennis—Coach Dan Skuce(first year coaching Tennis at Ready)

While the team went 6-10 for the season,the team improved as the season went alongand the overall attitude and work ethic ofthe team is to be commended!

The team was competitive in matchesand represented the school well…and had alot of fun while doing so! There were winsover Village Academy, Central Crossing,Bloom Carroll, Franklin Heights, HilliardDavidson “B”, and Grandview…and a nail-biter loss—3-2—to Hartley.

Senior Mallory Green, Captain of theTeam, was named 1st Team/All CCL. She wontwo matches at the sectionals before losing inthe quarterfinals.

Junior Dawn Ritter was named 2nd Team/AllCCL. She won her first match at sectionals.

While we will “lose” seniors Mallory Green

and Ashley Wright, key returnees for next year arejuniors Andrea Duarte, Allie Leidinger, EllieMcAndrew, Dawn Ritter, and Elizabeth Wolf andsophomore Kyra Bailey, a first-year player whoshowed great improvement throughout the season.

Volleyball—Coach Mark Sisler This year’s volleyball program continued its

successful ways with a seventh straightappearance in the Central District Division 3Championship game, a final ranking among allDivision 3 schools of 17, and a #1 ranking instrength-of-schedule, according to MaxPreps.

Special congratulations go to our mostsuccessful volleyball class: the seniors of 2015.Each of the 4-Ms (Meredith Rivers, MaggieQuinn, Molly Russell, and Meg Beattie)were a part of the State Championship FinalFour team and have made it to the DistrictFinals all four years of their playing careers.

Coach Sisler believes that “2015 couldbecome a break-out season for our volleyballprogram. The future looks even brighter withthe school’s largest freshman class of 16players and 13 JV/Varsity returnees. Ourunderclassmen,” he said, “are nowchallenging themselves to try and surpass theexcellence that this senior class has forgedrecently.”

Awards:Senior Meredith Rivers…1st Team/Central District,

All-Star Participant, 1st Team/All CCLSenior Maggie Quinn…1st Team/Central District,

All-Star Participant, 1st Team/All CCLSenior Molly Russell…Honorable

Mention/Central District, 2nd Team/All CCLJunior Nicole Naporano…2nd Team/Central

District, 2nd Team/All CCL

Varsity Volleyball Team '14

Girls’ Tennis Team '14

Ready Youth SummerBasketball Camp

Ready alums, Class of 2014,James Hanley and Joshua Gantzparticipated in the Ready YouthSummer Basketball Camp. Mr.Hanley is attending HeidelbergUniversity and Mr. Gantz isattending the University ofMassachusetts Lowell. Bothyoung men received scholarshipsto play basketball at theirrespective universities.

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Fall Youth Basketball Camp a Great Success!

Athree-session youth basketball camp, led by coaches Joe Lang (girls’ basketball) and DanDeCrane (boys’ basketball), was a great success, with 110 elementary school participants from

Ready’s partner/feeder schools. The camp was held over three Thursday evenings in October andemphasized individual fundamentals that are critical to basketball performance.

Along with Coach DeCrane and coaches John Callahan, Mark Louks (Ready ’08), Derek Dicke,and Dave Feeney, current Ready players senior Zachary Gramlich, juniors Luke Edwards, CoreyHall, Keegan Wolfe, and Justin Ray, and sophomore Erik Manning made up Coach DeCrane’s staff.Working with Coach Joe Lang were coaches Scott Schreck and Kathleen Smith and current Readyplayers senior Lauren Ruth, juniors Leah Ruth and Delaney Cutteridge, and freshman Danielle Hall.

Additional sports youth camps are planned for the future.

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Students from Our Lady of Perpetual Help, St. Mary Magdalene, St. Brendan, St. Cecilia, St. Mary/German Village,St. Patrick/London, and Trinity schools attended the Youth Basketball Camp held at Bishop Ready.

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Up-coming Events…December 20142…Blessing of Advent Wreath4…Parent-Teacher Conferences,

4-7 P.M.8…All-School Liturgy11…Band Christmas Concert14…Athletics Fundraiser, Minelli’s19…Advent Prayer Service25…Merry Christmas!

January 20151…Happy New Year5…Classes Resume12…End of the Second Quarter16…Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball

Euchre ExtravaganzaFundraiser

18…Athletics Fundraiser,Minelli’s

18…Respect Life Week Begins19…Martin Luther King Day,

no classes24…OMEA Solo and Ensemble

Competition28…Guidance, Junior Parents’

Night30…All-School Respect Life

Liturgy

February 20154…St. Blaise Blessing of Throats6…Distribution of Raffle Books

Fundraiser (ends 3/11/15)8…Athletics Fundraiser, Minelli’s11…National Honor Society

Induction Ceremony15…Student Council Cotillion16…Presidents’ Day, no classes18…Ash Wednesday; All-School

Liturgy, Gifts of the HeartAssembly

20…Theatre Production: Lend Me a Tenor, 7 P.M.

21…Theatre Production: Lend Me a Tenor, 2 P.M.

22…Theatre Production: Lend Me a Tenor, 7 P.M.

27...Future Business Leaders ofAmerica “Breakfast ofChampions” Fundraiser

March 20152…Registration for Current

Juniors5…Registration for Current

Sophomores5…Parent-Teacher Conferences,

4-7 P.M.6…Registration for Current

Freshmen7…In-coming Freshmen

Placement Exam9…National World Languages

Week12…Music In Our Schools Month

Band Concert14…Scholarship Exam16…Student Council Easter

Basket Project (through 3/27)17…St. Patrick’s Day

Parade/BRHS Band21…Scholarship Exam24…In-the-Know Partner/Feeder

School Competition25…Raffle Drawing26…In-the-Know Partner/Feeder

School Finals

Please note: All events are subject to change. Please confirm before attending.Follow BRHS on the web (brhs.org), or Twitter (@BishopReadyHS and@Ready Athletics), or on your iPhone or Android (app available free) forupdates. For more information, call Bishop Ready HS, 614-276-5263. Sports information, including all sports schedules, is available on the Ready website under Athletics.

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