The newsletter for Friends and Alumni of Our Lady of Angels Academy, St. Mary’s High School, Mt. St. Clare

Academy, Mater Dei High School, Prince of Peace College Preparatory, and Prince of Peace Catholic School

Spring

2014

“I became a lawyer

because, in 1940,

when I was 5, my

father was listening to

war news on the radio

and he abruptly said:

‘George, kings and

queens and presidents

don’t run the world—

lawyers do’. From

that moment on that

became my

obsession…”

George P. McAndrews

GEORGE P. MCANDREWS—ST. MARY’S CLASS OF 1953

A LOVE OF LEARNING—A LOVE OF SERVING—-A LOVE OF LIFE

On October 22, 2013, George McAn-

drews was chosen by and featured in Inter-

Continental Finance Magazine as one of 26

leading lawyers in the United States for

2013. These lawyers are chosen because of

superior qualifications, excellent client ser-

vice, depth of knowledge and good practice.

George P. McAndrews’ life, from his

large Catholic family upbringing, to his

memories of St. Mary’s High School, to his

assorted jobs, to his days of service to his

country in the Navy, to his college days at

Notre Dame (twice), to a highly successful

law career, to his own large and loving fam-

ily, is a story that has an abundant supply of

drama, comedy, and suspense.

George was born in Clinton on July

29, 1935, the seventh of nine children born

to Dr. Patrick and Ruth McAndrews. Grow-

ing up four blocks from St. Mary’s, George

started working at age 10 and hasn’t

stopped yet. His first job was at the root

beer drive through where he earned 20

cents an hour. His income took an unex-

pected leap to 35 cents an hour the next

year when he took at job at Marcucci’s Res-

taurant scrubbing macaroni pans. His young

working career included telegram delivery,

newspaper carrier, movie usher and door-

man.

His days at St. Mary’s High School

occupy a special place in George’s heart. He

and fifteen classmates were great athletes

in basketball, track and football. A pivotal

point for George and his teammates was

their 1953 Iowa basketball championship

victory at the Iowa Field House in Iowa City

when tiny St. Mary’s defeated Ottumwa High

School.

As for his St. Mary’s teachers, George

recalls, “the many good nuns who sacrificed

their lives to educate me and my class-

mates.” Reflecting on those school days,

George recalls Sr. Joan Rita from 1st grade,

Sr. Clarice who taught him to play the piano,

and Sr. Charmaigne who taught biology.

George credits the nuns who provided him

with an excellent education to his prepara-

tion to attend Notre Dame where he re-

ceived his bachelor’s degree in Mechanical

Engineering as well as his Juris Doctorate.

He entered Notre Dame after high

school and when funds ran low, he and his

brother Tom, joined the Navy to obtain GI

Bill funds. While in the South Pacific they

witnessed the detonation of hydrogen and

atomic test bombs while aboard the USS

Estes. Their ship was located 30 miles from

the test site and with eyes closed and his

head in the crook of his elbow, George re-

lates that he could see through his arm as if

it was an x-ray.

After serving his country, George re-

turned to Notre Dame to finish his education

and to begin his law career. In 1988 George

founded McAndrews, Held and Malloy Law

Firm which is one of the most highly re-

garded law teams of intellectual property

attorneys, agents and technology specialists

in the United States. During his 51-year ca-

reer, George “has represented clients in

multi-billion dollar patent disputes and has

won numerous multi-million dollar awards

and settlements for his clients.”

(Continued on page 3)

“If you look carefully at the huge picture of the University of Iowa field house (displayed at

Central Catholic Auditorium), you can see only one player with ‘black’ tennis shoes. That is

me. I asked my father if I could get white shoes..they cost $12 and black shoes cost $8. Guess

what-I ended up wearing the black tennis shoes that stand out in that huge picture….”

“All of my brothers

and sisters were

educated at St. Mary’s

and all have or are

living out their

Catholic faith learned

at home and at St.

Mary’s. For that I

am grateful.”

The St. Mary’s class of 1968 met

on the weekend of October 4-5,

2013, with a Friday night gather-

ing at the home of Cathy

(Freudenberg) Baker. A Saturday

night gathering and dinner at the

Amvets followed. The class is

shown from left to right:

Mark Buske, Mary Rowan Dalrym-

ple, Tom Determan, Cathy Freu-

denberg Baker, Dan Bly, Maggie

McGovern Henry, Jim Horst, Bob

Kunavich, Jerry Banse, Barb

Dunlavy Brown, Jerry Frett, Kathy

Ugarph Policha, Ron Holliday,

Nora Knight, Cheryl Shearon Rob-

bins, Charlie Blount, Ed Anderson.

SMHS Class of 1963 Reunion

St. Mary’s High School Class of 1963 met Sep-

tember 20-22, 2013, to celebrate their 50

year reunion. Mass was celebrated for the

deceased members of the class and the reun-

ion dinner was held at Rastrelli’s. Those at-

tending included (left to right): Seated: Sister

Donna Bebensee, BVM, Connie McDonnell Cof-

fey, Paula Oveson McKee, Diane Lawlor Os-

burn, Jean McDonnell Dulany. Row 2: Tom

Byers, Jeanne Murphy-Ford, Janelle Naughton

Hughes, Jeanne King Herrity, Patti Ewers

Anderson, Linda Luckritz Irby, Carol Budde

Grimes, Molly Glendenning Malecki, Penny

Dempsey Yazzie, Mary Horst Jaeger. Row 3:

Mike Rastrelli, Bob Eades, Joe Boeker, Lewie

(Vern) Johnson, Ron Grams, Bob Jensen, Mike

Swearingen, Bill Nitschke. Back row: John

Hempel, Bob Bentley, Jim Schwarz, John Kjer-

haard, Mitch Brick. Congratulations!!

SMHS Class of 68 Gathers

St. Mary’s Class of 1953 met on October 25-26 and celebrated their 60th class

reunion both nights at Rastrelli’s Restaurant. Those attending shown in the picture

at right included (front row

from left): Carole Hyde

Lueders, Mary Kay Hansen

Wuertz, Louetta Bright

O’Connor, Joan Holle

Horner, Joanne Fife Thorn-

ton, Mary Lahey Soesbe,

Lois Pelegrin Bruhn and

Marily Dehner Varnum.

Second row from left: Tom

McKenna, Norbert Barry,

Dave Junker, Dick Lingle,

Tom Bubenyak, Tom Ken-

nedy, Chuck Thornton,

George McAndrews, and

Jim Hilgendorf.

SMHS Class of 1953 Meets

Call the school office at

563-242-1663 to obtain a

class list of names and ad-

dresses or email your re-

quest to Karen Witt at: devdir@staff.prince.pvt.k12.ia.us

Send us your news! We’d love to hear what’s

going on in your life since

your days in high school.

Please send your news to:

Prince of Peace Catholic

School

312 S. 4th St., Clinton, IA

52732

or email us at:

ccsa2012@gmail.com

ANNOUNCING THE ALL-ALUMNI REUNION!!

We’ve made some contacts with Clinton Catholic School alumni near and far and are pleased to announce an all-alumni reunion.

“The Shamrockin’ Reunion 2014” A Clinton Catholic Schools Alumni Event

Saturday, September 6, 2014 at Eagle Point Park Lodge

Evening Mass, Rastrelli-catered dinner, music, time to socialize!

BYOB—Can or bottle beer, wine, soft drinks. No hard liquor or kegs. Must be 21 or older to attend.

All alumni, school parents, and Friends of Catholic Education are encouraged to attend.

Cost: $25.00/person Ask about reserved seating for your special reunion year!

PLEASE CONTACT KAREN WITT AT 563-242-1663 FOR MORE INFORMATION. RESERVATIONS & PAYMENTS DUE BY 8/1/14.

CALLING ALL ALUMNI FROM OUR LADY OF ANGELS, ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL, MT. ST. CLARE ACADEMY,

MATER DEI HIGH SCHOOL, PRINCE OF PEACE PREP, AND PRINCE OF PEACE CATHOLIC SCHOOL!!

GATHER YOUR REUNION COMMITTEE AND GET READY FOR A STRESS-FREE AND FUN REUNION!!!

In 1983 George found himself tackling a case that would

last 15 years and would involve his father’s chosen profession of chiropractor. An article in the Clinton Herald outlines

the case of Wick vs. AMA anti-trust. George was successful in winning the case “the results of which brought about

third party payment status and chiropractic inclusion of Medicare and other insurance programs.”

George and his wife, Nancy, have six children (one deceased) and nineteen grand-children all that live within

20 minutes of them. George is the ever-active grandpa who was featured in a Wall Street Journal article which in turn

led to an interview on NBC’s Today Show that showed the importance of grandfathers in the raising of children.

George doesn’t appear to be slowing down and goes to work every day. His humor, his love of his Catholic faith and

exceptional work ethic are qualities to be embraced by all of us.

GEORGE MCANDREWS, CONT. FROM PAGE 1

Alma Nichols, OLA 1939, could be called our alumni

historian. For over 10 years she has spent countless hours perusing the local papers and clipping

articles and obituaries of Clinton Catholic School Alumni. Alma was one of eight children, who at-

tended St. Irenaeus Church. Alma spent her high school years at Our Lady of Angels Academy. She

fondly remembers her class of 18 girls, 11 of whom were boarders from the Chicago area. Alma’s

teachers were Sisters of Charity, BVM, and she especially remembers what Sr. Mary St. Matthew,

Dean of the school and English and Religion teacher told her students, “most of you could write a

book.” Alma chuckles as she thinks about that statement and how prophetic it turned out to be.

In 2005, Alma became an author. Using the pen name, Lotta Dough, Alma has written 20 books about her

observations of life and her own life experiences. She has written her memories of St. Irenaeus Church, Fr. Tony Herold

(former pastor of Prince of Peace Parish) and random memories from Lyons, Main Avenue, and inspirational words of

wisdom. Book number six is entitled Alive at 85. Alma’s Catholic faith is very important to her and it shows in her writ-

ings and how she leads her life to the fullest.

Alma was employed with Lyon’s Drug store as a clerk for 46 years. Upon her retirement, she went to work for

our parish office. Alma’s sister, Mardell Nichols Cavanagh (SMHS 1933) passed away in 1997. Alma became a huge

part of her sisters’ children’s lives. She considers her three nephews and one niece to be “her children”. Alma has trav-

eled on a Caribbean cruise and spends many hours every week playing bridge and 500 in several card clubs. There

appears to be little that Alma hasn’t seen or done and at age 92, she clearly has shown that you are never too old to

try your hand at one of your dreams. Thank you, Alma, for all you do for our Alumni.

Alma Nichols, Alumni Historian

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1950’s Continued

Dennis Dinneen SMHS 1956

Jon Bristol SMHS 1956

Jan (Schumacher) Abrams SMHS 1957

Virginia (Engels) Piljac OLA 1957

Roger A. Lemke SMHS 1958

Paul F. Jackson SMHS 1958

Therrance Thiessen SMHS 1959

Tom Hlubek SMHS 1959

1960’s

Sharon (Trine) Alm SMHS 1960

Richard McDonnell SMHS 1960

Mary Kristin (Maurek) Quinn SMHS 1960

Lee Petersen SMHS 1960

Richard Powers SMHS 1961

Louise (Welsh) Schrank SMHS 1961

Maj. Richard Spain SMHS 1961

Ann (Marcucci) Van Vickle SMHS 1962

John L. Shannon SMHS 1962

Thomas Keefe SMHS 1962

David DeLacy SMHS 1963

Joe O’Donnell SMHS 1964

Frances Hallinan SMHS 1964

Marlene (Sinksen) Thoms SMHS 1964

Marie (O’Donnell) Oseguera SMHS 1965

J. Michael O’Donnell SMHS 1965

Tom Quinn SMHS 1965

In memory of Margaret M. Quinn

Deacon Thomas Burns SMHS 1965

Mary (Ayers) Stebbins MSCA 1967

In memory of Francis Bartels

Jerry Brown SMHS 1967

Barb Brown SMHS 1968

Jerry Frett SMHS 1968

Mark Nelson SMHS 1969

Thomas Forest SMHS 1969

John McEleney SMHS 1969

Rita (Foster) Weets MSCA 1969

Nancy (McDonnell) Peart SMHS 1969

Ellen (Vens) Dehner MSCA 1969

2013 Annual Alumni Appeal Dear Fellow Alumni, I recently had the pleasure of touring Prince of Peace Catholic School, as well as meeting with some students and staff. I am pleased to tell you students and parents in the Clinton area continue to have a high quality education available, embracing Catholic values and high academic standards. The success rate of graduates is excellent. I know you value the uniqueness of a Catholic education, and we are for-tunate to have that tradition continue in our com-munity. In our 2013 Annual Alumni Appeal, we re-ceived over $25,000 in gifts from over 106 respon-dents-thank you for your generosity. I urge you to continue to support Prince of Peace Catholic School with a contribution this year, and hopefully every year. I assure you every dollar is critical to the impor-

tant mission of Prince of Peace Catholic School.

Sincerely,

John McEleney, SMHS 1969

2013 Annual Alumni Appeal Chairperson

1930’s—Our oldest donor

Marie (Frett) Salutz-Conery OLA 1936

1940’s

Jack Stanford SMHS 1942

Donald Manning SMHS 1943

Julia (Jessen) Hackett SMHS 1943

John Monroe SMHS 1945

Msgr. Francis Henricksen SMHS 1946 In Memory of Sr. Mary Christiana, BVM

Patricia (Sazma) Outzen MSCA 1948

Tom Klinkner SMHS 1948

Thomas E. Clark SMHS 1949 In Memory of “So many wonderful friends”

Jack Morris SMHS 1949

Barbara (Herrity) Kemper SMHS 1949

1950’s

Velma Suehl OLA 1950

James Pelegrin SMHS 1951

George McAndrews SMHS 1953

Joan Horner SMHS 1953

Dick Lingle SMHS 1953

Dorothy (Horst) Lingle SMHS 1954

Tom McAndrews SMHS 1654

Grace (Kampling) Schroeder SMHS 1955

Larry Pelegrin SMHS 1955

Donald Dodd SMHS 1955

Ken Springer SMHS 1955 In Memory of Nancy Springer

Mary (Minor) Pelegrin SMHS 1956

Gerry (Koch) Voss OLA 1956

1970’s

Bill Peart SMHS 1970

Mike Dehner SMHS 1970

Ellen (Giunta) Bentley MSCA 1970

Molly (Murphy) Iovino SMHS 1971

Tom Mallary SMHS 1971

Eva Marie (Dwyer) Van Geem SMHS 1974

Lori Petitti SMHS 1976

Cindy (Schnier) Granse SMHS 1976

Karen Witt SMHS 1976

Class of 1976 SMHS 1976

Mary (Witt) Connell SMHS 1977

Nancy Mulholland SMHS 1978

Laura (Lackermann) Divane SMHS 1978

Paul Roling SMHS 1978

David Schnier SMHS 1979

Maureen (Frett) Vander Bleek SMHS 1979

1980’s

Michelle (Sullivan) Bernard MSCA 1980

Steven Manikowski MDHS 1981

Bob Mulholland MDHS 1982

Joanne (Horst) Mulholland MDHS 1983

John T Hayes MDHS 1989 1990’s

Tracy Schoenle MDHS 1991

Jeny (Rutledge) Silva MDHS 1993

Josh Dehner MDHS 1994

Andrea (Bergman) Raber MDHS 1994

2000’s

Josh Roling POPCP 2005

Sean Roling POPCP 2005

Brooke Craig POPCP 2009

Sean Mulholland POPCP 2010

Haley Chapman POPCP 2010

Ellen Vander Bleek POPCP 2011

Konnor Lemke POPCP 2012

(Mary) Hannah Peart POPCP 2012

2000’s Continued

Travis Witt POPCP 2012

Megan Mulholland POPCS 2013

Andrew Jacobs POPCS 2013

The Class of POPCP 2012 won the class chal-

lenge put out to the graduating classes of the

last five years. Way to go!!!

Friends of Catholic Education

Terrance McCabe - In memory of

Patricia (Lovejoy) Cavanagh OLA 1941

Arlene Burken -

In memory of John Burken SMHS 1951

Tom & Nancy Streveler

Bill Lackermann

Gladys Wagemester

Bill Gervais

Anne Hill

Chuck & Jacque Rutledge

Steve & Sharon Roling

Dr. S.I. & Lina Barakat

Anne Farrell

Jim & Mary Schnier

James & Susanna Foster

Juanita Byrnes

Lemke Funeral Home

In memory of George Lemke MDHS 1984

Charles P. Kinney

Andrea Rumler

Keith & Patty Schrader

Joseph Pesetski

In memory of Sacred Heart Elementary 1969

Thank you to John McEleney for his time &

commitment as the 2013 Alumni Appeal

Chairperson.

Thank You! Your generosity has been a true blessing for our school.

1930s:

Louis Longman, 26, Clinton, IA, declared dead on

2/27/1946 after his plane went down during a bomb-

ing mission in WWII, his remains were recently identi-

fied, SMHS 1936

Bernice “Bunny” (Slowie) Geltz, 94, Clinton, IA,

2/12/14, OLA 1937

Lucille (Sodeman) Olsen, 94, Clinton, IA ,11/13/13,

MSCA 1937

1940s:

Patrick Dyer, 87, Hickory, NC, 2/7/13, SMHS 1942

John Wolfe, El Paso, TX, SMHS 1944

Jacqueline (Rupert) Steffey, 86, Clinton, IA, 11/4/13,

SMHS 1945

Beverly Ann Daley Walters, 82, Clinton, IA 11/4/13,

SMHS 1949

1950s:

Louetta (Bright) O’Connor, Oak Forest, IL, 2/7/14,

SMHS 1953

Geraldine “Gerry” (Koch) Voss, 75, Clinton, IA, 12/4/13,

OLA 1956

Marian (McCutcheon) Kopp, 76, Clinton, IA 10/29/13,

MSCA 1956

Thomas K. McCarthy, 75, Clinton, IA, 2/11/14

SMHS 1957

Rose Marie (Chaon) Mackey, 68, 1/13/09, MSCA 1958

Judy (Kreitlinger) Smith, 72, 6/21/13, MSCA 1958

1970s:

Jim Thyne, 62, Clinton, IA, 3/10/14, SMHS 1970

Suzanne Outzen, 58, Ventura, CA, 10/1/13, MSCA 1973

Debra (Scheckel) Leslie, 53, Clinton, IA 11/22/13,

MSCA 1979

Curt Bundy, 52, Clinton, IA, 3/24/14, SMHS 1979

1980s:

Susan Wolfe, 44, East Liberty, PA, 2/7/14, MDHS 1988

May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind always be at your back.

May the sun shine warm upon your face, and rains fall soft upon your fields.

And until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand.

IN LOVING MEMORY WE ACKNOWLEDGE THOSE SPECIAL CLASSMATES

AND FRIENDS WHO HAVE GONE BEFORE US.

Memorials Finish Computer Project

Prince of Peace Catholic School Computer Project was des-

ignated as the recipient of two memorials. During their time

of sorrow, these families have chosen to remember their loved

one’s deep faith and appreciation of Catholic education with a

memorial gift that will impact the lives of our students for

years to come.

Bruce Kokjohn, 50, of Clinton passed away on January 29,

2014. Bruce had served on our school’s Technology Commit-

tee for a time. He and his wife, Mary Beth, have three daugh-

ters, Rebecca, Christina (POPCP 2011), Jacquelyn (POPCS

2014) and one grandson, Owen.

Elsie Aquilani, 93, of St. Charles, MO, passed away on Feb-

ruary 6, 2014. Elsie’s son, Ricci, serves on the Clinton Catho-

lic School Foundation. Ricci and his wife, Barb, have two

daughters, Ariana (POPCP 2011) and Andrea (POPCS 2014).

The Computer Project began about 18 months ago and con-

sisted of the replacement of existing computers, upgrading the

software, and installation of wireless internet. Over 50 com-

puters were replaced with updated software by fall of 2013.

The funds from these memorial gifts, combined with the gifts

from businesses and individuals will make it possible for wire-

less internet to be installed this summer.

We thank the Kokjohn and Aquilani families, and all those

who contributed to this much needed project. Students will

now have greater access to technology in our ever-changing

world.

Mary Juist Memorial Scholarship

Established in Foundaton

The Mary Juist Memorial Scholarship has been established

in the Prince of Peace Catholic School Foundation. Mary

(Beecher) Juist was a 1942 graduate of St. Mary’s High

School and passed away on March 29, 2013. Mary’s children,

Ron Juist, David Juist, Maureen Bramley, Margie Lehmkuhl

and Norbert Juist, decided to honor their memories with a

named scholarship in the Foundation.

Mary was an avid Cub fan and Irish sports fan. Mary

could be found sitting just inside the gym at Central Catholic

Auditorium offering a smile and hello to everyone as they

entered. Her daughter Margie shared, “Mom loved watching

her grandchildren, Ben (POPCP 2008), Megan (POPCP 2010)

and Jacob (POPCP 2012) play sports and keeping in touch

with her classmates.”

Every year a scholarship in Mary’s name will be given to a

Prince of Peace Catholic High School student. Go Irish!

For information on how you can establish a named scholarship for

yourself or a loved one or make a contribution to the Prince of

Peace Catholic School Foundation, contact:

Karen Witt, Development Director

Email: devdir@staff.prince.pvt.k12.ia.us.

Phone: 563-242-1663

Prince of Peace Catholic School Foundation

YOUR SCHOOL TODAY BUSES, BANDS,

AND BEADS Twenty-three members of the Prince

of Peace Catholic High School band, under

the direction of Matt Hovey, joined with the

Maquoketa High School marching band to

perform in Mardi Gras parades in Houma,

Louisiana. The 84 students, band directors

and chaperones traveled by bus to Houma to

march in two parades that traveled five

miles through the streets of Houma which

boasts itself as the 2nd largest Mardi Gras

celebration in the United States. Houma’s

parades date back to 1946 and are family

friendly parades enjoyed by generations of

Louisianans and visitors. Maquoketa High

School has invited Prince of Peace to join

their trip to Houma in 2009 and now in

2014.

Shown at right are POP students

Nathan Vander Bleek, Lauren Pittman, and

Erin Vander Bleek.

There was a tremendous turnout of grandparents

and “grand-friends” at the recent Grandparent’s Lunch.

Students in K through 5th grades ate pizza, fruit and

cookies with their special guests.

Shown at right are Mary (Horst) Jaeger, SMHS

1953 with her grandaughter, Paige (Mary) Kuehl (5th

grade) and Lauri (Kandybowicz) Till, SMHS 1979 with

her grandson, Brandon Till (5th grade).

Blessed are those who spoil and snuggle, hug and

hope, play and pamper, boast and brag for they

shall be called Grandparents!

LITTLE AND BIG BUDDIES

POP STUDENTS WILL LEAVE

YOU SPEECHLESS

For the fourth year in a row, Prince

of Peace Catholic School will be repre-

sented at the annual Iowa All-State Speech

Festival. High school English teacher and

speech coach, Kathy Andrews, is thrilled to

make a fourth trip to the festival held this

year at the University of Northern Iowa.

Senior, Noah Strausser, will be performing

“Who I’d Be” from Shrek the Musical in the

category of Solo Musical Theater. Only 6%

of speech groups or individuals are chosen

for the annual festival. This year Prince of

Peace School had twenty participants in

competitive speech.

Grandparents Lunch—March 20th

Ask any senior at Prince of Peace Catholic School who

their “Little Buddy” is, and a smile will appear. Ask any first

grader at Prince of Peace Catholic School who their “Big Buddy”

is, and a smile will appear. For 5 years, 1st grade teacher,

Christi Goldbeck has incorporated her Big Buddy/Little Buddy

project into her curriculum which pairs one of her students with

a senior student. These groups spend quality time together

several times each month engaging in a variety of activities

such as art, math, reading and outdoor games. Relationships

are born and nurtured through these gatherings.

For two former buddies, this relationship has continued

long past graduation. Travis Witt (POPCP 2012) knows how

important he was to his buddy from the 2011-2012 school

year. Marcus Blount, now in third grade, was Travis’s little

buddy. Travis and Marcus have stayed in contact with each

other over the past two years. Travis, a student at Clinton Com-

munity College, recently visited Marcus at school and brought

him a favorite lunch. As expected, Marcus is one of Travis’s

biggest fans and has attended and cheered on his big buddy

who plays for the CCC basketball team. Mrs. Goldbeck com-

ments that she sees this program as a win-win situation. Her

students “love knowing a big kid at the school and the big kids

talk to their buddies as equals.”

PRINCE OF PEACE PRO-LIFE COMMITTEE

Some of the members of the Prince of Peace

Catholic School Pro-Life committee are all smiles

as they continue their efforts for the unborn. The

group meets during their lunch hour and have

sponsored speakers and events for the school.

The group’s moderator is

Gerilyn (Sullivan) Jacobs, MSCA 1977.

“The right to life is the first among

human rights.” Pope Francis

Members of the Prince of Peace School student section display

giant posters of the Senior girl basketball players at the annual

Senior Night held at Central Catholic Auditorium.

HOMECOMING 2014

Middle school students admit they are a “wee bit Irish”

during the annual Homecoming hall decorating.

Our future Irish show their pride at the

Homecoming game.

The winter of 2014 will go down in the record books as one of

the snowiest and definitely, one of the coldest winters. Fresh-

man, Katie Campbell doesn’t let the weather stop her from get-

ting outside during PE class to try some cross-country skiing.

THE ANNUAL POT O’BLUE & GOLD RAFFLE GRAND PRIZE: $5000

2nd PRIZE: $1000 3rd PRIZE: $500

Tickets $10 for 1 OR $50 for 7 (names must be the same on all 7 tickets)

Prize drawings at Trivia Night on April 26, 2014

Name: ____________________________________________ Phone: _____________________________

Address: __________________________________________ City, State, Zip: _______________________

Additional Name (up to 2 names on a ticket): ____________________________ # of tickets _______

Amount Paid: _________________ Make checks payable to: Prince of Peace Catholic School

Mail completed form with check to: Prince of Peace School, 312 South 4th St, Clinton, IA 52732

We must receive this request by Friday, April 25th.

Are you feeling smart and ready to win some cold hard cash?

Gather a team of up to 8 adults for Trivia Night - $10/person

Saturday, April 26, 2014, at the school gym Doors open at 5:30 pm. Games begin at 6:00 pm

You can bring your own snacks, food, and beverages of choice.

Call the school office to register your team 563-242-1663

TRIVIA NIGHT Prince of Peace Catholic School

312 South 4th Street

Clinton, Iowa 52732

The Grapevine is a publication of the Prince of Peace Alumni Association

Website: www.prince.pvt.k12.ia.us

Phone: 563-242-1663 Fax: 563-243-8272

Karen Witt, Development Director Email: devdir@staff.prince.pvt.k12.ia.us

Alumni Association Email: ccsalumni2012@gmail.com