Holy Family Lamp Post - Spring 2021 by HolyFamilyHighSchoolTigers

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VOL 100: NO. 1 SPRING 2021

Holy Family High School Magazine

The Holy Family wrestling team took advantage of great weather on February 2 and held practice outdoors.

HFHS ADMINISTRATION Matt Hauptly Mike D. Gabriel '94 Tricia Darschewski Joseph Galmish '91

Principal Assistant Principal Dean of Students Dean of Students

OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT Eric Nakayama '93 Director Karen Morrow Events Monique Dominquez Alumni Relations Jon Yunt Contributing Writer COMMUNICATIONS Jeff Beaton BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Matthew Hauptly Mr. Elias Moo Mr. Alex Ariniello Mr. Terry LaVelle Mrs. Ann Marie White Mrs. Jody Harper Alderman Mr. Steven J. Ward Mr. John Napierkowski Father Jason Wallace Mr. Federico Montoya '93

Director Principal, President Superintendent of Catholic Schools Chairperson Vice Chair Treasurer

Notice of Student Non-Discrimination Policy The Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Denver, under the jurisdiction of Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila, S.T.L. and at the direction of the Superintendent, state that all of their Catholic schools admit students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the schools. Furthermore, Archdiocesan schools admit handicapped students in accord with the policy on Admissions in the Archdiocese of Denver Catholic Schools Administrator's Manual. These schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, age, handicap, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of their educational policies, employment practices, scholarship and loan programs, or athletic or other school-administered programs. Assurance Statement of compliance with the purposes of Title IX Education Act The Catholic schools of the Archdiocese, under the jurisdiction of the Archbishop, and at the direction of the Superintendent, attest that none of the Catholic schools discriminates on the basis of sex in its admission policies, its treatment of students or its employment practices.

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In This Issue 3 Principal's Message 4 Alumni Weekend 5 Holy Family High School Hall of Honor 6 Fundraising in 2020

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Annika Achziger Sydney Alderfer Hannah Bach Anna Bakiera 8 Football Recap Lisa Banda Sarah Barlow 9 HF Connect Alumni Platform Andrew Barrett Christopher Beatty 10 Cord Kringlen’s Journey in Catholic Education Willow Belenski Nathan Boselli 12 Holy Family Alumni Responding to the Call To Serve Lindsey Bovine Mitchell Brinton 13 The Growth of STEM and Robotics Ryan Brisnehan Brian Burch Andrew Callaway 17 Alumni Spotlight Emily Campbell Zachary Canaday 18 Meet the New Coaches Katelyn Caviness Estrella Chaffin 19 Around Campus William Chambers Chavez 20 Celebrating Holy Family’s Oldest Living Alumna Oriana Raul Chavez Eric Chiusolo 21 Tiger Tales Courtney Christenson Colton Clingman 22 Giving Societies Taryn Cook Tucker Corah Jonathan Coufal Jean-Paul Dalton Zachary Dietrich Editor, Writer: Jeff Beaton Cory Dillon Angelina Dinsmore Contributors: Jon Yunt, Ana Kizhnerman ‘21 Melanie Doty Sophia Duong Enzo Elliott Philip Elliott

7 Scholar Breakfast

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Lamp Post

VOL 99: NO. 1 SPRING 2021

Holy Family High School Magazine

On The Cover: Seniors Alyssa Wells and Cassidy Chvatal begin to build a robot in Mr. Assaf’s Engineering II class.

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Principal's Message Holy Family Community, I’ve been fortunate to be a part of many significant endeavors at Holy Family High School. None of them left me feeling more grateful, or more proud, than how I feel toward everyone in our Holy Family community for what we have accomplished so far this year. After being forced into remote learning to finish the 2019-20 school year, we resolved to welcome our students back in person for the 2020-21 school year. After lengthy planning with local health officials, Holy Family was one of only a handful of high schools in the state to begin the school year in-person, and we are now on the doorstep of making it through the entire year. Our students have thrived academically, socially, artistically, athletically and spiritually. I am extremely proud of our community members for their willingness to put in-person learning and the safety of our community first. Managing COVID-19 has become a way of life for us all, but it never gets easy. What we have accomplished collectively is worthy of genuine celebration. The Holy Family Tiger Gala is always an occasion for some fulfillment and enjoyment. But we’ve never celebrated just the simple fact that our students are in school, in-person. This year is different. This year, every member of the Holy Family community was touched by an incredible act of generosity. Last August, a guardian angel donated significant funds which enabled us to install a state-of-the-art air purification system that played a major role in our ability to successfully navigate through the year. I’m certain you have the same sense of gratitude and appreciation for this generous act as I do. My sincere hope is this gesture serves as inspiration as we look to use funds raised at the 2021 Tiger Gala to install a more efficient HVAC system to complement our new air purification system. In the past, improving indoor air quality was oftentimes viewed as a luxury. Now it needs to be viewed as essential. Thank you for your continued support. Your generosity allows us to fulfill our mission as we prepare our students to be strong Catholic leaders. Pax Christi, Matt Hauptly Principal Holy Family High School

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Alumni Weekend Come back to Holy Family this summer for our largest alumni celebration yet! From Friday through Sunday, June 11-13, hundreds of alumni, friends and families of all ages will flock to the Holy Family campus for a weekend filled with memories, camaraderie and fun. The weekend will be a mix of old favorites, like the Tiger Golf Classic, and new additions, like a tennis tournament at the new Holy Family tennis complex. “Alumni Weekend brings all our alumni and friends together to reminisce, explore and celebrate their special connection to Holy Family,” said Eric Nakayama, Holy Family’s Director of Advancement. “From milestone reunions to recognizing the inaugural Holy Family High School Hall of Honor class, Alumni Weekend will be an exciting time for all of our alumni to reconnect with the school and strengthen their ties to the Holy Family community. We look forward to having them back on campus.

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The weekend kicks off on Friday night with the Hall of Honor induction ceremony, where we will honor the accomplishments of some of Holy Family’s finest.

June 11

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Saturday will be a busy day with the Tiger Golf and Tennis Classic at the Broadlands Golf Course and the new Holy Family tennis complex.

June 12

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Sunday celebrates the Classes of 1970 and 1971 in their 50th year reunions and membership into Golden Diploma, including a special Golden Diploma Mass in the Holy Family Chapel. Festivities conclude on Sunday afternoon as all alumni and their families are invited to a family BBQ on the Holy Family campus complete with family-friendly outdoor games.

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“Allowing alumni to share the campus with family members was an important part of Alumni Weekend,” Nakayama said. “The weekend will be an opportunity to look forward and to take in the changes and development happening on campus through the generosity of our Holy Family community.” Whether celebrating a one-year reunion or a 50-year reunion, whether you attended school at the Utica St. location or the current campus, Holy Family feels like home to Tigers of all ages. Alumni Weekend provides the opportunity to revisit shared experiences with old friends and re-connect with former teachers and mentors. The 2021 Alumni Weekend will be a special time at Holy Family High School, present and future converge and bring to life the loyalty and pride we have for our great school.

Holy Family High School Hall of Honor

The Holy Family High School Hall of Honor has been created as a way to recognize illustrious individuals from Holy Family’s long and rich history – connecting past, current and future Tigers while serving as an inspiration to continue outstanding legacies.

HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2017 Annika Achziger Sydney Alderfer Hannah Bach Anna Bakiera Lisa Banda Sarah Barlow Andrew Barrett Christopher Beatty Willow Belenski Nathan Boselli Lindsey Bovine Mitchell Brinton Ryan Brisnehan Brian Burch Andrew Callaway Emily Campbell Zachary Canaday Katelyn Caviness Estrella Chaffin William Chambers Oriana Chavez Raul Chavez Eric Chiusolo Courtney Christenson Colton Clingman Taryn Cook Tucker Corah Jonathan Coufal Jean-Paul Dalton Zachary Dietrich Cory Dillon Angelina Dinsmore Melanie Doty Sophia Duong Enzo Elliott Philip Elliott

Those chosen for the inaugural class will be inducted during a ceremony coinciding with the Holy Family Alumni Weekend, June 11-13, 2021. The nomination form can be found on the school website or directly at: http://bit.ly/HallofHonorApp2021

Since 1922 members of the Holy Family community have labored tirelessly for God; served the school and its students in extraordinary capacities; and distinguished themselves in various fields. The Holy Family High School Hall of Honor will recognize alumni, faculty/staff, as well as friends/benefactors who, during or after their time at Holy Family, have achieved a level of excellence deserving of recognition in athletics, fine arts, in their personal endeavors, or in their support of Holy Family. Induction into the Holy Family Hall of Honor may be granted posthumously and alumni nominees are recommended to be out of school for a minimum of five years. All nominees must demonstrate the Catholic virtues that represent Holy Family High School. Nominations for the inaugural Hall of Honor class will be accepted through April. However, you can make a nomination at any time throughout the year by completing the online nomination form. The Hall of Honor Committee will select inductees and will keep nomination forms of nominees not selected for induction on file for a period of three years. SPRING 2021 | 5

Janae Engstrom Wilson Finocchia Christian Flanne Sierra Flores Joseph Fountain Kathleen Francis Raymond French Charlotte Frisk Tristan Fross Jason Fuentes Jessica Garcia Skylar Gardner Joseph Geist Adam Ginther+ Aaron Giron Jr. Joseph Golter Derek Gosselin Kellsie Gregg Casey Griggs Margaret Grout Giselle Guerrero Lena Hall David Hanuszcz Bernadette Harn Christina Helges Micayla Hempel Luke Heneghan Margaret Heneg Hunter Hill Jacqueline Hill Kendall Holmes Heather Horning Gianna Iacovetta Apryl Jackson Ariel Jackson Conner Jimenez Isabella Jimenez Claire Jolly Owen Keaser Joshua Kirksey Phung Phi La Yen Phi La Alisa Lamas-Gal Chelsea Lee Carlena Lim Samantha Lopez Dylan Lucko Taylor Lupica Massimo Macri

Fundraising in 2020 In a year that brought many challenges and significantly altered fundraising campaigns and events, Holy Family adjusted. The Holy Family Advancement Department found creative ways to hold annual fundraising events like the Tiger Gala, Tiger Golf Classic, Tiger Fun Run, and the Christmas Tree & Wreath Fundraiser. Holy Family also executed fundraising campaigns for Colorado Gives Day and the Annual Appeal. Additional fundraising was also initiated on a new tennis complex on the Holy Family Campus. The first-ever tennis facility of its size in the Archdiocese of Denver will feature seven new championship quality courts.

Giving is a long-standing hallmark of the Holy Family culture. Sustaining our school’s deep traditions is rooted in a partnership with our loyal alumni, current and past parents, grandparents, faculty, staff and friends. Each generously make Holy Family's success a priority every year.

Holy Family places the student experience firmly at the center of all our work. It is important to understand that dollars raised are the critical resources necessary to offer the opportunity of a first-class Catholic education, propelling our students into the world as strong Catholic leaders.

Holy Family prides itself on being a community of faith with a commitment to academic excellence. Your generosity empowers us to consistently advance our mission and improve the overall Holy Family experience - serving as a catalyst that allows us to hire the finest teachers, provide exceptional academic support, and enhance all aspects of school operations.

“Thank you to our entire community for their unwavering support during a year of increased need,” said Eric Nakayama, Holy Family’s Director of Advancement. “Successful fundraisers are truly a collective effort. We are blessed by the kindness, generosity, and dedication of the Holy Family community - we are truly grateful.”

IN TOTAL OVER $1M RAISED ACROSS ALL INITIATIVES TOTAL NUMBER OF GIFTS 2,565 14%

TOTAL DOLLAR AMOUNT $1,190,887

Tiger Gala

Other Restricted/ Unrestricted 14%

20%

32%

Annual Appeal

7% 4%

Tiger Golf

Tiger Fun Run

Other Restricted/ Unrestricted

40%

Tree/Wreath Tree/Wreath

Percentage of Total

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Tiger Gala

13%

Annual Appeal

Tiger Golf Tiger Fun Run

Percentage of Total

Scholar Breakfast

HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2017 Achziger The Holy Family Scholar Breakfast is an annual event that celebrates our high achieving students. Holy Family faculty,Annika staff and Sydney Alderfer Hannah Bach administration prepared a grab n’ go style breakfast for students who earned a GPA of 3.85 or higher during the Fall 2020 semester. Anna Bakiera Lisa Banda Sarah Barlow Andrew Barrett Christopher Beatty Willow Belenski Nathan Boselli Lindsey Bovine Mitchell Brinton Ryan Brisnehan Brian Burch Andrew Callaway Emily Campbell Zachary Canaday Katelyn Caviness Estrella Chaffin William Chambers Oriana Chavez Raul Chavez Eric Chiusolo Courtney Christenson Colton Clingman Taryn Cook Tucker Corah Jonathan Coufal Jean-Paul Dalton Zachary Dietrich Cory Dillon Angelina Dinsmore Melanie Doty Sophia Duong Enzo Elliott Philip Elliott

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Janae Engstrom Wilson Finocchia Christian Flanne Sierra Flores Joseph Fountain Kathleen Francis Raymond French Charlotte Frisk Tristan Fross Jason Fuentes Jessica Garcia Skylar Gardner Joseph Geist Adam Ginther+ Aaron Giron Jr. Joseph Golter Derek Gosselin Kellsie Gregg Casey Griggs Margaret Grout Giselle Guerrero Lena Hall David Hanuszcz Bernadette Harn Christina Helges Micayla Hempel Luke Heneghan Margaret Heneg Hunter Hill Jacqueline Hill Kendall Holmes Heather Horning Gianna Iacovetta Apryl Jackson Ariel Jackson Conner Jimenez Isabella Jimenez Claire Jolly Owen Keaser Joshua Kirksey Phung Phi La Yen Phi La Alisa Lamas-Gal Chelsea Lee Carlena Lim Samantha Lopez Dylan Lucko Taylor Lupica Massimo Macri

HF Connect Alumni Platform

The Holy Family Alumni Relations Department has been working behind the scenes for more than nine months on a new platform that is designed to cultivate a community of alumni and connect them to other Holy Family graduates, creating new opportunities for mentorship, relationship-building, and professional advancement. HF Connect offers users an opt-in online directory and allows them access to the trusted Holy Family community to find jobs and to expand their professional network. "We are heading into our 100th year as a school with more than 7,600 alumni worldwide, we knew it was time to create a space where graduates can mingle and stay connected to each other and to our community," said Monique Dominguez, Director of Alumni Relations at Holy Family. “In a global working world, we thought it was important for Holy Family alumni to connect with others who have a shared educational and community experience. This platform will provide SPRING 2021 | 8

that opportunity to develop meaningful career connections.”

personal connections or find professional job opportunities.”

Makayla Salter, a 2020 graduate of Holy Family and member of HF Connect, says the opportunity for networking is what drew her to the platform.

Together the Holy Family Alumni Relations Department and the Alumni Association are dedicated to giving back. They make meaningful contributions bridging traditions of the past with the vibrant future of our graduates.

“It’s a platform that will help not just those who are already in successful careers, but also those who are looking for jobs or who are taking different career or college paths," Salter said. "I hope to use the network to learn about what other Holy Family alumni are doing professionally, it’s a great resource for younger alumni.” "We are working hard to meet our alumni’s needs," said Dominguez, who drove the development of HF Connect. "As a result, we need to provide a way to keep graduates connected to Holy Family and help fuel their futures. Whether it is young alumni looking for internships and job experience, or alumni 20 years out looking to climb that career ladder, enhance

In addition, HF Connect also provides access to news about alumni events and gatherings, as well as current school updates.

Signing-up at HFHSTigersConnect.com is simple and takes less than two minutes.

Football Recap 2020 did a number on people across the board. High school football in Colorado was no different. Things certainly looked a lot different for the Holy Family Tigers, who were placed in the newly formed Colorado League with opponents from Niwot all the way down to Colorado Springs making up their shortened six game regular season. On paper, the Tigers looked to be one of the top teams in the league.

The 2020 Holy Family Tigers, Colorado League Football Champions.

Senior wide receiver Liam Gray with an incredible catch versus Lutheran.

Family struggled against the eventual state champions and could never dig out of an 21-0 first half hole that the Demons put them in.

Coach Mike D. Gabriel and his Tigers promptly went about their business and went a perfect 6-0 during the regular season winning those games by an average of 34 points.

It was a tough pill to swallow for a team that had championship aspirations, but the coaches and players alike will be able to look back at the chaotic 2020 season and realize what a success it really was.

It set them up as the No. 2 seed in the Class 3A playoffs and allowed them to host their opening round game against Western Slope League runners-up Evergreen. Holy Family scored on the first play of the game, an 80yard pitch and catch from quarterback Michael White to Oscar Sena that set the tone. The Tigers would roll to a 41-6 victory to move into the state semifinals against Durango.

The Tigers had seven players on the All Colorado League team, including Offensive Player of the Year Trevin Johnson (RB) and Special Teams Players of the Year Liam Gray (K). Gabriel was also named league Coach of the Year. Also earning all-league honors were Cord Kringlen (OL/DL), Justin Trostel (LB), Brody Welch (OL), Michael White (QB) and Brady Samaras (LB).

It was the next week, when the Tigers season would come to an end. Holy

Gray, Kringlen, Johnson and Welch also were selected to the CHSAA’s All-State first team. Trostel and White made the second team.

The Tigers also place 19 players on the Academic All-State team and posted an overall team GPA of 3.24. It was also a year of firsts for the Tigers, who will send two players to Division I schools. Kringlen committed to perennial power Boise State and Liam Gray will play at Coastal Carolina for the Chanticleers, who finished in the top 25 last season.

Senior running back Trevin Johnson goes for a big gain versus Mitchell.

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Cord Kringlen’s Journey in Catholic Education coaches come to your house and sit down with the entire family to sell their school. Now the onus falls on the player to do a lot of leg work to get noticed, and most of it is done virtually.

Even when Cord Kringlen was a blonde curly haired kid in elementary and middle school at Nativity Faith & Reason, he knew what he wanted and he was going to do everything possible to make it happen. When he stepped through the doors at Holy Family for the first time as a freshman in 2017, his desire to succeed only grew.

“I was on Twitter showcasing technique work videos, game tape, and connecting with coaches and just reaching out to them,” said Kringlen, who was a 2020 All-State selection and was named All-Conference three times. “It was fun, but it was also a challenge. It can get frustrating, especially when the communication breaks down with some schools.” school years. “My faith has helped me through my football journey because there were times when I didn’t think I could do it or that I wasn’t good enough. It gave me strength.”

The 6-foot-5, 285-pound Kringlen is headed to the blue turf of Boise State next fall to play football for the Broncos – one of the most successful NCAA football programs of the last 20 years. But he is not going there based solely on his incredible football acumen. There is so much more to him that made him a sought-after target during the recruiting process for top schools across the country. He is a young man of faith - something of which he is extremely proud. He is also an excellent student - earning three Academic All-State awards. “My Catholic education has been my foundation,” said Kringlen, who attended Pre-K at St. Louis Catholic School before continuing on to Nativity for his elementary and middle SPRING 2021 | 10

“I knew when I started playing football that it was something that I loved and I would always want to do. Football can be humbling, I feel fortunate to make it to this point,” he said. “But I am not done yet. There is still a lot more I can do within football.” Kringlen became a full-time starter on the Holy Family offensive line for head coach Mike D. Gabriel as a sophomore and it wasn’t too long afterward that the college looks started coming his way. He took his first recruiting trip following his sophomore season to the University of Colorado and “ever since that day, it has been non-stop,” he said. He eventually chose Boise State over offers from Penn, Harvard, Colorado St., Wyoming, Fresno St., and San Diego St. among others. But gone are the days of the “traditional” recruiting process, the one where

Throw in a global pandemic and things became more complicated for both sides of the recruiting process. “Once the pandemic started, I knew I needed to make a decision on which school to attend,” said Kringlen, who made his verbal commitment to Boise State before his senior season of football at Holy Family even began. With the entire process behind him, Kringlen was able to just go out and play, not worrying about having to impress certain college coaches. “Cord’s work ethic is infectious, he is a focused leader who is loved by his teammates and coaches,” said head coach Mike D. Gabriel. “He is one of the finest athletes we’ve ever had at Holy Family, more than that, he is a great young man.” Kringlen was one of seven Tigers to earn 2020 All-Colorado League honors along with fellow Division I commit Liam Gray (Coastal Carolina). He anchored an offensive line that was one of the best in recent Holy Family history and guided the Tigers to the

playoffs, where he finally got a chance to experience a playoff win. “One of the best feelings I’ve ever had on the football field was when we beat Evergreen in the first round of the playoffs this year. We finally got past that ‘first round wall’ that we had run into my first few years,” he said. “It was a turning point for Holy Family and it was really just a fun game to play in.”

for myself,” said Kringlen. It made it more fun for me, more competitive, more of a challenge – they weren’t going to sit back and let me run over them.” Kringlen will graduate from not just Holy Family but from his Catholic school education this May with absolutely no regrets. Knowing that he did everything the right way in the classroom, in faith, the training room and on the field. But that still didn’t stop him from offering up sage advice to those who will be following in his rather large footsteps.

and athletics throughout his journey in Catholic education. He has inspired countless current and future Tigers along the way. One thing is certain, the Holy Family community is proud of Cord Kringlen – his legacy extends far beyond the football field.

“Even though it may seem that you are doing all you can right now, you’re not. There is always more you can do. There is always another level you can get to. You’re never done and you should never be satisfied with your work. Go until you can’t anymore,” he said. Cord Kringlen’s faith served as his foundation as he excelled in academics

Most games were fun to play in for No. 78. He had obviously made a name for himself and opposing teams were always trying to game-plan around him and his movements. Which meant there were always opponents on the other side of the line of scrimmage that were up to the challenge and trying to make a name for themselves against a Division I recruit. “I definitely saw that, but I wasn’t going to allow my opponents to show me up. Because if I were in their position, and I was going up against a guy that was going on to play college football, I would definitely try and make a name SPRING 2021 | 11

Holy Family Alumni Responding to the Call To Serve Father Marty Lally '68 Of the dozen Holy Family alumni currently active in religious life, several point to their experience at Holy Family as a guiding force in their decision. For Father Marty Lally ‘68, three former Holy Family faculty members stand out. “Sister Mary Kenneth was my English teacher and figured into my first thought of vocation – which was to teach English,” he recalled. “Sister Mary Aquin and Sister Aline Dalton, our principal, were also big influences on me.” “I was also really inspired by the Priests who served at Holy Family during my time, particularly Father Patrick Kennedy. I later was Father Kennedy’s assistant pastor for a time and in his retirement, he lived in the parish where I was then pastor,” Father Lally said. “The thought of Priesthood really formed sometime in the late part of my junior year and intensified during my senior year,” he added. “My observation of the Priests and the Sisters was that they were doing something important with their lives and were so dedicated to the parishioners and students. I was inspired by their dedication and their selflessness. And they were happy. It appeared to me that they enjoyed what they did and enjoyed one another. That drew me in.” SPRING 2021 | 12

Fr. Lally at Holy Family Parish.

“The Priests were examples of really good men, working to be holy, wanting to do everything they could for the people of the parish and the students in the school. I felt very called to share that kind of life. They were so different! Each one an individual and yet they let us see that they were in this together and they supported one another. That was a major attraction for me.” “I know clearly that my vocation was born at Holy Family. I am deeply and profoundly grateful. As an added blessing,” Fr. Lally said. “I have been honored to be the pastor of Holy Family Parish for the past 8 years.”

5 Deacon John Stapleton ’05 will become the latest Holy Family alumnus to join the hold orders when he is ordained a priest for the Archdiocese of Denver this May. “The education at Holy Family prepared me for priesthood through the joy I experienced in discovering

the Lord in my studies. I would recall the joy I experienced at Holy Family throughout my seminary formation,” said Deacon Stapleton. “My Sacred Scripture class during my sophomore year helped guide my decision to become a priest. That year I received the Sacrament of Confirmation, and as I prepared to receive the sacrament the Lord deepened my relationship with Him. As I studied Sacred Scripture, I discovered how God lovingly walked with me throughout my life.”

Holy Family is incredibly proud of all our alumni who have responded to the call to serve God and His Church. 5 James Cuneo ‘55 Marty Lally ‘68 Dan Norick ’83 Angela Read '03 Jonathon Rice '05 John Stapleton '05 Nicole Schafer '06 Thomas Croteau '07 Megan Spelic '09 Breanna Schafer ‘13 Josh Gallegos ‘13

The Growth of STEM and Robotics

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When Trudy Acosta arrived at Holy Family as a teacher in 2016, STEM-related course offerings in Computer Science and Engineering were introducing students to the basic disciplines - five years later she, along with colleague Joe Bravo, former teacher Nate Golter and new faculty member Jack Assaf, have built an engaging and challenging program that has sparked interest while promoting critical thinking and problem solving among Holy Family students. “Our STEM offering prepares students for college and allows them to further explore opportunities in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics,” Acosta said. “Many states now require one year of computer science as part of their high school graduation requirements, while Colorado does not, the Holy Family curriculum strongly encourages it - giving Holy Family students a competitive college resume.” Currently, Holy Family offers an Intro to Computer Science course along with two AP courses: AP Computer Science Principals and AP Computer Science A (both give college credits). In addition, Engineering I & II are also offered.

Mrs. Acosta works with Junior Peter Drapeau on a Flippy Do - a tool that and easily translate between decimal and binary numbers.

Acosta earned a Computer Engineering degree from the University of New Mexico and spent the first dozen years of her career as a computer programmer for IBM. After taking time to start her family, she began teaching at St. John the Baptist in Longmont before bringing her passion for educating students to Holy Family.

Annika Achziger Sydney Alderfer Hannah Bach Anna Bakiera Lisa Banda Sarah Barlow Andrew Barrett Christopher Beatty Willow Belenski Nathan Boselli Lindsey Bovine Mitchell Brinton Ryan Brisnehan Brian Burch Andrew Callaway Emily Campbell Zachary Canaday Katelyn Caviness Estrella Chaffin William Chambers Oriana Chavez Raul Chavez Eric Chiusolo Courtney Christenson Colton Clingman Taryn Cook Tucker Corah Jonathan Coufal Jean-Paul Dalton Zachary Dietrich Cory Dillon Angelina Dinsmore Melanie Doty Sophia Duong Enzo Elliott Elliott helpsPhilip students quickly

on. STEM powers all of them. It’s how science gets turned into innovation. It’s problem-solving. When we think about science, it’s about understanding the world. When we think about STEM, it’s about how we understand the world and how we make it better for ourselves.

“The Denver/Boulder area is a growing technology hub with several large companies and an ever-growing list of start-ups,” she said. “As a result, many of our student’s parents have jobs in STEM-related fields, so there is certainly a built-in awareness and interest level.” In fact, the National STEM Job Growth Index highlights metro areas commonly known as STEM job growth strongholds. Denver ranked 3rd on the list only behind Charlotte, NC, and Austin, TX.

Mrs. Acosta helps Senior Jenna Pfenning use the Flippy Do during a bytes and binary lesson.

STEM is truly everywhere. Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and on and

Senior Izaak Siefken taking notes in Mrs. Acosta’s AP Computer Science class.

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Janae Engstrom Wilson Finocchia Christian Flanne Sierra Flores Joseph Fountain Kathleen Francis Raymond French Charlotte Frisk Tristan Fross Jason Fuentes Jessica Garcia Skylar Gardner Joseph Geist Adam Ginther+ Aaron Giron Jr. Joseph Golter Derek Gosselin Kellsie Gregg Casey Griggs Margaret Grout Giselle Guerrero Lena Hall David Hanuszcz Bernadette Harn Christina Helges Micayla Hempel Luke Heneghan Margaret Heneg Hunter Hill Jacqueline Hill Kendall Holmes Heather Horning Gianna Iacovetta Apryl Jackson Ariel Jackson Conner Jimenez Isabella Jimenez Claire Jolly Owen Keaser Joshua Kirksey Phung Phi La Yen Phi La Alisa Lamas-Gal Chelsea Lee Carlena Lim Samantha Lopez Dylan Lucko Taylor Lupica Massimo Macri

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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the national average wage for all STEM occupations was nearly double the national average wage for non-STEM occupations. While the Bureau of Labor Statistics expects an uptick in most STEM occupations over the next decade. According to their predictions, there will be 8.5 million STEM workers by 2028 with positions in computing and engineering leading the way. Those who are interested in pursuing STEM in college could have further opportunities to find jobs. Many businesses have faced problems with STEM-related jobs in recent years, the issue isn’t in their creation, but rather the inability to fill a large category of them. Thus, the emphasis on STEM education has grown in recent years as the digital economy has increased demand for ever-higher technical skills among graduates joining the workforce.

Mr. Assaf working with students in his Engineering II class.

“It is not all about salaries,” Acosta said. “I teach my students they can use STEM for social justice, they can use STEM to develop things to make the world a better place - with technology you truly can change the world.” STEM curriculum in schools around the country have implemented robotics labs and computer coding classes to foster growth and development in the opportunities created by the information age. Enter Jack Assaf. He joined the Holy Family faculty in 2020 with an eye on building the robotics program and believes competitive robotics can be a game-changer for our students.

Seniors Marianna Medearis, Leah Valencia, Esrom Abraha, and Luke Pruszynski collaborate in Engineering II class.

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Assaf became interested in STEM subjects at a young age and eventually that interest led him to the University of Notre Dame where he earned his degree in Mechanical Engineering. He now teaches Algebra II Honors, Advanced Math/Trigonometry, and Engineering at Holy Family.

Juniors Dillon Dahlgren, Anthony Harber, and Marcos Lluna Alvarez getting their robot ready for action.

Juniors Luc Morris and Dustin Fouts starting to build a robot.

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“I loved playing with LEGO train sets – and still do. I reveled in the ability to control the train's speed from afar,” he said. “I was very blessed to have parents who both work in education; my dad worked at a high school and when I was seven he brought home the first iteration of the LEGO Robotics kits. I was hooked.”

Current Holy Family students in both Engineering II and AP Computer Science Principles use robots as part of their coursework. Assaf hopes to eventually have a robotics course added to the Holy Family curriculum. “A robotics program allows students to tie together many of the skills and attributes that are more challenging to grow and develop in a traditional classroom setting. By their very nature, things will go wrong with the robots. This teaches the students that failure is a necessary part of growth,” said Assaf. “Additionally, no one person can design/build/code the whole robot - teamwork is crucial. Students must also use knowledge from many of their classroom subjects at the same time such as physics, computer science and math. It is true collaboration.” “Our students are in a lot of extra-curricular activities after school, thus having broad participation in the robotics club can be difficult,” he said. “Adding robotics as a course would definitely help with growth.” Assaf envisions a Holy Family robotics team that competes in interscholastic competitions where they would design, build and code a robot for a VEX competitions. Starting such a team would require some fundraising as the

Engineering II students working together through the robot build process.

Junior Thuan Nguyen and Senior Ryan Green with their robot.

Mrs. Acosta and Sophomore Zac Heinis in AP Computer Science.

In one class, Engineering II students built a robot that could autonomously stack blocks.

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The Growth of STEM and Robotics continued

Seniors Ryleigh Czajkowski and Jack Culp along with Junior Dillon Dahlgren working on a robot in Engineering II

Mrs. Acosta and Mr. Assaf at an after school Mathematics Department planning meeting.

robots are more complex and traveling to competitions would be necessary. Additional funding would also enable Holy Family to add a number of robots for coursework. Holy Family currently has one robot per 5-6 students, ideally there would be one robot per 3-4 students. “A robotics program also would allow Holy Family students the opportunity to apply for a myriad of scholarships. Colleges are excited about students who have robotics experience because they have learned valuable skills that will translate to a successful college career and eventually an effective worker in an ever-changing workplace,” Assaf added. “Students will be comfortable working in groups, resolving conflict, balancing budgets, meeting requirements, competing, coding, building and troubleshooting.” While both Acosta and Assaf hope to bring STEM and Robotics experiences SPRING 2021 | 16

to a wider audience of students, exposing girls to these fields is critical. Nationwide, in the last decade, the number of girls with STEM-related occupations has dropped. Consider that 51% of all college graduates are female and less than 11% graduate with a degree in Computer Science or Engineering. “I want our girls to consider this fast-growing discipline,” said Acosta. “Seeing women who work in these fields is valuable as well. Young girls need strong female role models, so they begin to see themselves as future engineers, mathematicians, and scientists.” Both Trudy Acosta and Jack Assaf are preparing Holy Family students for the future by creating a community of computer scientists and engineers. Their passion will inspire Holy Family students to reach their full potential.

Seniors Adam Granger, Izaak Siefken, Peter La, and Christian Lopez get their robot working on the field.

Alumni Spotlight Morgan Gray

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There are just some people who are cut out for the day-to-day grind of being in the medical field. Morgan Gray is one of those people. “I always knew I wanted to do something to help people and the thing I love about nursing is the patient care,” said Morgan, whose parents, Bill and Jennifer, could break out the family photo album and show pictures of their five year old daughter already dressed in her nurses scrubs.

Morgan Gray, after a distinguished soccer career at Holy Family, continued a midfielder at Wingate University.

Morgan graduated from Wingate Magna Cum Laude with a specialty in pediatric nursing. As the pandemic forced all hands on deck, she immediately began work as an online triage nurse. “It was a good learning experience for me, I’m thankful I could help my colleagues and patients right away,” she said. “Although it wasn’t in my degree focus area, the position really was a good way to start to my nursing career, especially in honing my assessment skills.”

“Being at the bedside, I am the patient’s comfort when they are in an uncomfortable situation. I become their voice and their biggest advocate.”

Morgan was eventually selected, out of hundreds of applicants, for a position on the Pediatric Progressive Care Unit at Levine Children’s Hospital in Charlotte. She has experienced first-hand the long days of wearing masks and protective gear in short-staffed units that push even the most seasoned nurses to their limits.

Morgan had her senior year at Wingate University (North Carolina) cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “I lost the final three months with my classmates, but more importantly, that time in nursing school is critical as it’s when you are doing your preceptorship,” she said.

But there was never a doubt in her mind that it was exactly where she was supposed to be. “I recently received a letter from a child and parents that I had taken care of. They just thanked me and let me know that my efforts didn’t go unnoticed. It was a boost of confidence and God telling me that I’m

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exactly where I’m supposed to be,” she said. “Being a nurse can be draining, it’s especially tough during a pandemic, but it is so rewarding.” In addition to graduating with honors from Wingate, Gray also accomplished it as a soccer student athlete. She became the first soccer athlete to graduate from Wingate’s nursing program. She is forever grateful for her time at Holy Family for teaching her those all-important time management skills needed for college life and beyond. “Holy Family just made college so much easier for me. Nursing school was hard, but I think I was successful because I had those skills I developed at Holy Family,” she said. There is one other thing that has kept her grounded as she embarks on her career. “My faith keeps me grounded. We’ve had kids pass away at the hospital and that is never easy,” she said. “Without knowing and believing in God, in Heaven and that their souls are now in a better place, it would be difficult. My faith gives me peace of mind.” SPRING 2021 | 17

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Meet the New Coaches Sarah Brown Sarah Brown is far and away among the elite in Colorado when it comes to the game of lacrosse. In high school she was a two-time All-American and was again a twotime All-American in college at the University of Colorado. Now she is bringing her wealth of knowledge and experience to Holy Family as the new girls lacrosse coach. “I am the type of coach that puts my players first. I care about them as people and what is happening in their life and then second comes lacrosse,” said Brown. “I want to inspire our girls, especially as they are growing up and finding out who they are. I think sports are a great outlet into finding out who you are.” The upcoming season for the Holy Family girls lacrosse team will be its first varsity season and after two successful junior varsity seasons. “As we are a first-year varsity program, creating our team environment is going to be fun,” she said. “There will be hard work - I want our players to be able to use these skills developed with lacrosse throughout their life.” After a successful career in Boulder for the Buffs, that included being named the 2018 Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year, Brown went to the University of North Carolina and served as a volunteer assistant for two seasons. SPRING 2021 | 18

able to have an impact on their lives spiritually, physically and mentally,” said Gallas. Gallas inherits a program that has been very successful over the past decade. She understands the expectations that come along with one of the top programs annually in Class 4A. “I want to continue all of the things that are the foundation of Holy Family’s volleyball success,” she said. “I also always believe that there is room for growth.” Brown has learned from some of the best in the women’s lacrosse world and plans to put her own unique spin on the Holy Family program this spring. When the Holy Family season is over, Brown — who was also in the U.S National Team tryout pool — will continue her playing career for Athletes Unlimited, the only women’s professional league in the country.

Jenna Gallas Jenna Gallas brings a wealth of experience to the Holy Family volleyball program. She served as the assistant director and head coach of Broomfield’s Ballistic Volleyball Club and most recently coached and taught at Bella Romero Academy in Greeley. “Teaching and coaching run parallel for me. The most important thing for me is getting to know the kids, having relationships with them and being

Gallas earned her undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from Fort Lewis College. She went on to earn her master’s degree in Elementary Education from Grand Canyon University. “I think Holy Family is amazing because it sets a precedent for academic excellence as well as athletic excellence,” she said. “I am excited to be a part of a school that stresses both in such an amazing way.” In addition to her coaching duties, Gallas teaches Lifetime Physical Education at Holy Family. Her contagious smile and encouraging style of teaching has already endeared her to the students.”

Around Campus

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Students participating in musical chairs during lunch on ZooMrs. Frie’s French classes built keeper Day. Students were given an impromptu spirit week, in floats and decorated houses to cellieu of the Sadie Hawkins dance which had to be canceled. ebrate Mardi Gras. With the annual Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans A life-sized statue of canceled, residents were asked to Our Lady of Fatima decorate their homes as ‘home visited Holy Family for floats’ this year. a week in January. The statue is intended to foster a devotion to the rosary and was carved from a single piece of wood in Portugal, the site of Fatima apparitions. The statue visited several parishes and schools throughout the Archdiocese of Denver.

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Holy Family’s Assistant Admissions Director, Kat Greany, gives a tour to a prospective student. Holy Family saw a record number of transfer students this school year. Holy Family Seniors helped prepare acceptance packets to welcome the incoming Class of 2025. Holy Family saw a record number of applicants for the incoming Holy Family Freshmen class.

Work continues on the new Holy Family Tennis Complex. The project is scheduled to be completed in early May.

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Celebrating Holy Family’s Oldest Living Alumna to Los Angeles. Four of their children graduated from Holy Family prior to moving to the west coast: Patrica Dore ‘61, Thomas ‘64, Richard ‘65, and Mary Lonergan ’68. Her youngest two children, Paul and Theresa, completed high school in California.

Kathleen (Conboy) Feuerborn, Holy Family’s oldest known living alumna, recently celebrated her 100th birthday on February 22, 2021. Kathleen graduated in the Holy Family Class of 1938 alongside 46 of her classmates - which included her high school sweetheart Larry Feuerborn. She has a beautiful soprano voice and was involved in choir, cheerleading, Sodality, and served on the Lamp Post student newspaper staff during her years at Holy Family. Kathleen recalls walking to Holy Family every day – just over two miles each way. The joy of seeing her friends at school is something she cherished the most. She openly admits she “might” have been more concerned with being social rather than her studies. She also remembers Holy Family’s Homecoming dances. “A student would play the piano while others would sing and the rest of us would dance,” she said. In 1941 Kathleen and Larry married and eventually had six children. They lived and raised their children in NW Denver until 1967 when they moved SPRING 2021 | 20

Larry passed away in 1979. Kathleen enjoys California while holding Colorado close to her heart. She cherishes her 15 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren, 8 great-great grandchildren, and 2 great-great-great grandchildren. Several Feuerborn and Conboy family

members have also graduated from Holy Family over the years. Kathleen credits her longevity to faith, family, and friends. She also credits her four years of Latin at Holy Family as paying dividends for her today as she enjoys crossword puzzles and word puzzles on her iPad. She loves calling her friends, zooming with family, checking Facebook, watching General Hospital and following the San Antonio Spurs. Kathleen’s faith is very important to her. She has adapted through life and is a very positive person who doesn’t judge others. She loves to hear young people talk about their ideas and dreams. Holy Family cherishes the ability to call Kathleen - and the Conboy and Feuerborn families - as alumni of our great school. Happy Birthday Kathleen!

Tiger Tales Tiger Cubs

Tiger Weddings

Congratulations to the following couples who recently welcomed a new addition to their family: a Natalie (Spellman) Spears '07 and her husband welcomed Penelope Laura Spears on January 5, 2021. Lakota Bennett '13 married Austin Schmid on October 24, 2020 in Pine, CO.

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Crystal (Lutton) St. John '04, husband Adam and son Tatum, welcomed Cody Kai-Ali St. John, on January 7, 2021. 7lbs. 7oz.

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Alumni, find us on: Johnathan Schwartz '00 and his wife Rochelle, welcomed their fifth child, Raphael William Paul Schwartz, on January 8, 2021. 7lbs. 7oz.

Taylor Newhall '10 married Tim Wescott on October 25, 2020.

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Remembrance List Austin Lucero '11 and wife, Jenn (Pritchard) Lucero '11, welcomed their third child, Raleigh James Lucero, on January 29, 2021. 8lbs. 5oz.

Erin Seivley '08 married David Gaston in June in Morrison, CO. The couple celebrated their reception in November with several close friends.

Frank '60 and Louise Donovan are celebrating 50 years of adventures, love, laughter & loyalty.

We continue to pray for our deceased alumni and their families and for the special intentions of our community members on our weekly prayer list. Due to limited space in our Lamp Post magazine, we have only listed the names of alumni and former faculty. If you would like to add a name to our weekly prayer list, please send your intentions to Monique Dominguez at Monique.Dominguez@ holyfamilyhs.com SPRING 2021 | 21

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Giving Societies Holy Family Giving Societies and Gift Circles are comprised of benefactors who display exceptional interest in the advancement of the school by virtue of their gifts of $100 or more. These groups recognize the financial stewardship of many members in our community who support the school’s operating and capital needs through annual gifts. Their generosity serves as an inspiration and contributions at all levels are greatly appreciated. Sisters of Loretto Society ($50,000 and above) In 1920, the five Sisters of Loretto who arrived in north Denver and began the school built the foundation and core values that are represented in today’s Mission Statement. Giving at this level would typically be allocated for capital improvements or endowed scholarships. Many of these gifts originate from thoughtful estate planning or a special bequest. Anonymous Anonymous TAU Foundation Mr. James E. Gilmer and Mrs. Jody J. Giacomini BMAA Family Foundation Bob and Ann Marie White

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Koster Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. McCarthy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rafalski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. P. Sullivan Mr. Matt Ward*

1922 Society ($22,000-$49,999) From humble beginnings in 1922 with thirty students in north Denver to a thriving campus today in Broomfield, Holy Family continues to serve families across the front range. Holy Family is committed to building on past traditions while also looking forward. Members of the 1922 Society are committed to a rigorous, college-prep, Catholic education and the lifelong lessons it provides.

Tom and Melissa Haapala John Elway Dealerships Mr. and Mrs. Anders Knudsen Paul and Mary Kusbel Terry and Suzie LaVelle Anonymous* Anonymous* Tom and Michelle Melcher Mike Peterson and Cheryl Miller Mr. and Mrs. Peter Neill Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Pittenger* John and Jennifer Sandoval Ms. Patricia J. Simpson Chuck and Brenda Smolky Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sousa Jodi and David Ward

Bill and Romi Cooney Curtis and Missy Farmer Anonymous Allan Hren and Trudy Acosta Tom and Glory Sullivan Foundation Reverend Cornelius O’Farrell Society ($10,000-$21,999) Pastor from 1919 to 1923, Reverend Cornelius O’Farrell began building a school on the south side of Holy Family Catholic Church located on 43rd and Utica. In 1922, 30 students enrolled, inaugurating what has become Holy Family High School. Members in the Rev. Cornelius O’Farrell Society demonstrate exceptional generosity in supporting our strategic goals. Mrs. H. Betty Boselli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brooker Mr. Otto J. Dick and Mrs. Leah D. Hodgson Victor and Norma Frank Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Frie

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Leadership Society ($5,000-$9,999) As a community of parents, faculty, staff, administrators, alumni, friends and benefactors all coming together to accomplish a common purpose, we strive to build a strong Catholic community dedicated to excellence in education of the whole person and service through our faith. Giving at this level helps to sustain our legacy and ensure a bright future.

Champions in Mission Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, Holy Family seeks to provide a Catholic learning environment that stresses academic excellence, fosters mutual respect, demands responsibility, and encourages self-growth. Members in this society fervently support and uphold this mission. Archdiocese of Denver B & M Roofing Neil and Luanne Bartoletta Mr. and Mrs. James Boselli Mr. Rodney Branson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brienza, Jr.

Kirk Brower and Gini McMahan Brower Anonymous Centura Health Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Chacon Bob and Kitty Comeaux Cornerstone Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Disberger Mr. and Mrs. Justin Eldridge Mr. Carl V. Finocchiaro Tim and Mary Fountaine Mike and Crystal Gabriel* Mr. Michael G. Gabriel* Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Gerry Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Haselden Matt Hauptly Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Helbig Mr. and Mrs. Jay Holmes Terry and Lori Jones Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Kaufman Larson Incitti Architects Stuart and Marge Lucko Catherine and George Middlemist Middlemist Crouch & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Federico and Karen Montoya* Midwest One Bank Mr. Eric Nakayama* Mr. and Mrs. Antony Pougnet Mr. and Mrs. Ryan H. Siurek Mr. and Mrs. Justin Tuttle Vince and Pam Vecchiarelli* Anonymous Steve and Kendra Ward Holy Family Circle ($1,000-$2,499) Just as St. Joseph guided and protected the Holy Family, those who support our vision and mission help Holy Family High School achieve success. Gifts at this level help Holy Family to provide our students with the tools they need to succeed spiritually, intellectually, and physically on a daily basis. Accent Electric Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Ariniello Mr. and Mrs. Todd Baker Mrs. Barbara Baker Blue Line Escape, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bondurant

Mr. Michael Bradley* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brown Mr. and Mrs. William G. Burke II Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Calabria Janelle and Andrew Calerich Mr. Ben Chaney, Jr. Ms. Megan Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell G. Chvatal Coal Creek Oral Surgery Colorado Mechanical Systems, Inc Corporate Management Group Coyote Communications, Inc. Edward Jones Mr. and Mrs. James E. Elliott IV Mr. and Mrs. Todd Erickson Ms. Eileen M. Figaro Mrs. Kathryn Figaro-Reifsteck Front Range Anglers Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Genzer Mr. and Mrs. David Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gonsalves-McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Ian Gray Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greany Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gromko Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harick Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hartigan Dr. and Mrs. Brian Hughes Hull & Zimmerman PC Mr. and Mrs. Jamie A. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Kudrna Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lambert Ms. Maria C. Lord Kline Mr. and Mrs. David L. Majcen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chadd Mazzulla* Mr. and Mrs. Jay Meyers, III Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Mikesell Mr. Luke Napierkowski* Nick's Garden Center Todd and Kim Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Orbus Pittenger CPA Group Mr. and Mrs. William J. Prymak Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers Roller & Associates, Inc Saint Joan of Arc- Arvada Saint Jude- Lakewood Mr. Jason Salter Shamrock Foods Company Simply Strong Inc DBA MaidPro Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Smith Ms. Dawn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sommers

Dr. Thomas and Dr. Stacey Spellman* SRAR Enterprises LLC Mr. and Mrs. Justin Stevens Dr. and Mrs. Michael Thakor United Power Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Wells Western Mechanical Solutions, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ziegler Purple and Gold Circle ($500-$999) The color purple represents ambition, wisdom, dignity, devotion, and pride. The color gold evokes generosity, compassion, courage, and confidence. Members in this society are honored to support the purple and gold of Holy Family. 5280 Youth Baseball Club Inc. Community First Foundation Eddington Law Firm, LLC Fox Integrated Healthcare Hunter Douglas Law Office of Mark A Gould P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Baldivia Mr. and Mrs. Brian Barry Mr. Delmar Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Grant Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Dan Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cavalier Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chavers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike L. Clements Mr. and Mrs. James P. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. James Darschewski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dolph Mr. Derek Flores Mr. and Mrs. Darren Fouts Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Fuller, Jr. Mr. Jonathan Gallagher* Mr. Joseph Galmish* Mr. Todd Geneser Mr. and Mrs. Seth Gunderson Mr. and Mrs. Kurt H. Haserodt Mrs. Mary Ann Hoehl* Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hulquest Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Johnnides Mr. and Mrs. Terance J. Johnson Ms. Sharon Jourgensen Mr. and Mrs. James Keener Mr. and Mrs. David Kribs Mr. and Mrs. Joel Lindeman Mr. Porya Mansorian Ms. Kathryn Y. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. McGarey Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller

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Steve and Robin O'Dorisio Annika Achziger Sydney Alderfer Mr. and Mrs. Christian A. Ogden Hannah Bach Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. PaulsonAnna Bakiera Banda Mr. and Mrs. Michael Peery Lisa Sarah Barlow Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Peterson* Barrett Christopher Beatty Willow Belenski Mr. and Mrs. Rob Pickup* Nathan Boselli Mr. and Mrs. Jason Pitre Lindsey Bovine Mitchell Brinton Mr. and Mrs. Todd Rentmeester Ryan Brisnehan Brian Burch Dr. Todd W. Beatty and Dr. Leanne L. Richardson Andrew Callaway Mr. and Mrs. Alex SamusevichEmily Campbell Zachary Canaday Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Satriano Katelyn Caviness Estrella Chaffin Ms. Francine Saulino William Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Scott SchloffmanOriana Chavez Raul Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. ShannonEric Chiusolo Christenson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Silva Courtney Colton Clingman Taryn Cook Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Snider Tucker Corah Greg and Shannon Spinuzzi Jonathan Coufal Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Burt St. John Jean-Paul Zachary Dietrich Cory Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stonehocker Angelina Dinsmore Mr. Stephen Tapp and Mrs. Mary MelanieJean Doty Sophia Duong McCarthy-Tapp Enzo Elliott Philip Elliott Mr. and Mrs. David Torres-Furtado Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Van Handel Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Van Houdt Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ward Mr. and Mrs. Royal T. Weddingfeld Mr. and Mrs. Todd Welch Mr. and Mrs. Todd Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Scott Whitehill Ms. Judy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Woods Matthew and Molly Zeman Potenza Lodge Tiger Pride Circle ($250-$499) Tigers are powerful animals that represent strength, fortitude, and perseverance. Every fan of Holy Family knows the pride and tradition our Tigers carry with them. Traditions established at 4343 Utica St. are continued today wherever a Tiger competes—in the classroom, on the field, and beyond. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Aitken Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ariniello Mr. and Mrs. Jason Bach Dr. Scott Bennett and Dr. Kirsten Bennett Ms. Margaret Billington Mr. and Mrs. Tim Blackmore Mr. Harry Blalack* Ms. Judith Bunker Mr. and Mrs. Troy Busot Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Campos, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cannella

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Mr. and Mrs. John P. Christian Mr. and Mrs. Steve Christoff Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Ned M. Contreraz Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Coufal, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Grady L. Eastman* Dr. and Mrs. John Flanigan* Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Shane A. Fross* Mr. and Mrs. Juan P. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Green Miss Mary Sue Greenleaf Ms. Sandra L. Gryzmala Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gunn Ms. Marie Hall Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hart* Mr. and Mrs. Josh Havey Ms. Meg Hilletework Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Janvrin* Mr. Brett Keiling* Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kunz Dr. Patrick Kusek and Dr. Tamara Kusek Ms. LeAnn Lopez* Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Lucas Mrs. Maureen R. MacMackin* Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Todd Maul Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. McGuire Mr. Connor Meining* Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Merrion* Mr. and Mrs. Bob M. Meyer* Richard and Katie Mills Mr. and Mrs. Steward Mosko Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Neece Mr. and Mrs. Ryan O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Olson Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Brad Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Ryszard Plonski Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Potter* Mr. and Mrs. Mike Quintana* Ms. Julia Reese Mr. and Mrs. Mike P. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rossi Adam and Julie Rossi Mr. and Mrs. John Ruppert Mr. and Mrs. Mike Salman Mr. and Mrs. Nick A. Samaras Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schafer Mr. and Mrs. David Silverstein Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. St. Onge, Jr.

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Jimmy John's Mr. Kent J. Stauffer* Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stevinson* Mrs. Sherri Tams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Michael Troso Mr. Joe Walkoviak Ms. Karen Waples Mr. and Mrs. Michael Warner Mr. Mark E. Yeazell G & L Russo Masonry, Inc. Longmont Florist Jimmy John's Family Friend Circle ($100-$249) Holy Family has been a family of faith since 1922. Family matters—and your heartfelt financial support is necessary for us to continue to fulfill our mission and properly serve today's student body. Holy Family Memorial Medical Center in Memory of Donald Orleans Mr. and Mrs. Alex Abbott Mr. Patrick Allen and Mrs. Heidi Russo-Allen Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Bamesberger Mr. and Mrs. William J. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Marc Bernica Mr. Connor Berry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Billington Mr. Ryan Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Tim Blackmore Mr. Steve Blair Mrs. Marilou Bonavida Mr. and Mrs. Tony A. Boselli Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Bovine Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bradley Mrs. Margaret M. Brisnehan* Mr. and Mrs. David P. Brisnehan* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brooker Ms. Stephanie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brozovich Mrs. Rosemary Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Danny Burke* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cale Ms. Denielle R. Carbajal Mr. and Mrs. Jared Carlon Mr. and Mrs. James Carter Ms. Kelly Cates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cavalier Mrs. Talise Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Cillessen Mr. Eduardo Coca and Dr. Blanca Richmond-Coca

Mr. Stephen Cordi Mr. Steve Core Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Coufal, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Crookham Mr. James Croshal and Honorable Kathleen Croshal Mr. and Mrs. Jon Culp* Mr. and Mrs. Todd Daniels Mr. Bryan Davey Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Loren Diller Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Dominguez Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doroff Mr. and Mrs. Scott Durland Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Eldredge Mr. and Ms. Steve Engstrom Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Erb Mr. Eduardo Fernandez Ms. Jill Fischer Mr. Kenneth Fitch Christopher and Judith Fitzgerald Mr. Justin Flansburg Mr. James Flansburg Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Flesher Mr. Rohit Fonseca Mr. and Mrs. Chris Frank* Ms. Sharon Fresques Mrs. Jeanne Frick Mr. and Mrs. John S. Gabriel* Mr. John Gale Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Galmish* Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gamec Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Giraldi* Mr. Pablo Gonzalez Ms. Karen Gourley* Mrs. Patty Grace Mrs. Margaret “Peggy” Grace* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Granberg Mr. and Mrs. William Gray, Jr. Ms. Kat Greany Dr. Cathy A. Grieve Mr. and Mrs. Marc Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. James Hau Mr. Nicholas Hau Mr. Thomas Havey Mr. and Mrs. Josh Havey Ms. Caroline Hein* Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Herbst Mr. Benito Hernandez and Ms.Violeta Calderon Ms. Therese E. Herzog Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Aric Hilmas

Janae Engstrom Wilson Finocchia Christian Flanne Sierra Flores Joseph Fountain Kathleen Francis Raymond French Charlotte Frisk Tristan Fross Jason Fuentes Jessica Garcia Skylar Gardner Joseph Geist Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Roller Annika Achziger Adam Ginther+ Aaron Giron Jr. Sydney Alderfer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Romano* Joseph Golter Hannah Bach Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. RosierAnna Bakiera Derek Gosselin Kellsie Gregg Lisa Banda Mr. and Mrs. Michael SanchezSarah Barlow Casey Griggs Margaret Grout Andrew Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Satkowski* Giselle Guerrero Christopher Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Schlarbaum Lena Hall Willow Belenski David Hanuszcz Nathan Boselli Ryan and Julie Schnelle Bernadette Harn Lindsey Bovine Christina Helges Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Scofield*Mitchell Brinton Micayla Hempel Ryan Brisnehan Mrs. Lois Sheahen Luke Heneghan Brian Burch Margaret Heneg Callaway Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. SiefkenAndrew Hunter Hill Emily Campbell Jacqueline Hill Zachary Canaday Mr. Ryan Silva and Mrs. MacKenzie Skerjanec* Kendall Holmes Katelyn Caviness Heather Horning Mr. and Mrs. Jon Sorensen Estrella Chaffin Gianna Iacovetta William Chambers Mr. and Mrs. William Spelic Oriana Chavez Apryl Jackson Jackson Raul Chavez Mr. Cole Spurgeon and Mrs. Taylor Helbig Spurgeon*Ariel Conner Jimenez Eric Chiusolo Isabella Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Michael St Clair Courtney Christenson Claire Jolly Colton Clingman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens*Taryn Cook Owen Keaser Joshua Kirksey Tucker Corah Mr. and Mrs. Henry Szymanski, Jr. Phung Phi La Jonathan Coufal Yen Phi La Jean-Paul Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Tams Alisa Lamas-Gal Zachary Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Treat*Cory Dillon Chelsea Lee Carlena Lim Angelina Dinsmore Mrs. Mary Ann Triebwasser* Melanie Doty Samantha Lopez Dylan Lucko Mr. and Mrs. Michael Troso Sophia Duong Taylor Lupica Enzo Elliott Mr. Roger Uhler Massimo Macri Philip Elliott

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Mrs. Alice M. Hosier* Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Josh Jany Mr. Brian Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. Terance J. Johnson Ms. Sharon Jourgensen Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kennedy* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Kennedy Ms. Erin Kerno* Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Kirwin Reverend Kenneth J. Koehler V.F. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Kuzik, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Lee Mr. John Leone* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lesperance Mr. and Mrs. Seward A. Linton Mrs. Teri Lutz and Mr. Andrew Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Vince Macri Mr. and Mrs. David L. Majcen, Jr. Ms. Christine Mann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manzanares Mr. and Mrs. Vince Mariano* Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marty, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mason Mr. Austin Maul* Mr. Andrew J. Maul* Ms. Theresa Mayer* Mrs. Marion Mazzola Mr. Robert McCandlish* Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. McCarthy Mr. John McGee* Ms. Mary P. McGee-O'Shea Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. McGillin Mr. and Mrs. George McGoff* Reverend Joseph McLagan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Bob M. Meyer*

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Peter Michels Mr. and Mrs. James Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Elías J. Moo Mr. and Mrs. Jason Morris Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Mundt Mr. and Mrs. Lance Murrow Mr. and Mrs. John Napierkowski Mr. James Nappe II Mrs. Maribeth Naughton* Ms. Nancy A. Nealon* Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Nelson II Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ocel Ms. Bernadette L. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ogrin Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Orbus Mr. and Mrs. Russel Orona Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Owens James and Maura Owens Mr. Cletus Oxenreiter Mr. and Mrs. David C. Partheymuller Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paul Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pedro Mrs. Debra Penzato Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas J. Pepping, Sr.* Ms. Jacqueline A. Percy* Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Perez Brad and Jacqueline Phillips Ms. Jeanne M. Pitre Mr. and Mrs. William J. Prymak Mrs. Rosemarie Puchino Mr. and Mrs. Tom Puchino* Mr. Joe Pugliese Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Purdum Mr. and Mrs. David C. Reynolds Ms. Loretta Rieckhoff Mr. Victor Rodriguez and Mrs. Deidy Rosales-Rodriguez

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Vanderhart Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Vela Brol Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ventimiglia Ms. Annette Verretta Mr. and Mrs. Peter Villecco Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Walker Reverend Jason Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wathen Mr. John Weber Mr. and Mrs. Chris Welder Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Wells Mr. and Mrs. James R. White* Mr. Seth Willden* Mr. and Mrs. William Wingate Dr. Tracy Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Justin Young Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zuhoski WSA Fraternal Life YourCause, LLC Trustee for Medtronic Foundation * designates an HFHS Alumni

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