Holy Family Lamp Post - Spring 2022

Lamp Post

VOL 102: NO. 1 SPRING 2022

Holy Family High School Magazine

School Security:

Keeping Our Students Safe

A look at the 64 surveillance cameras throughout the school building. To maintain a strong security posture Holy Family recently increased the number of surveillance cameras from 8 to 64.

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 Mackenzie Altman '05 Major Gifts Karen Morrow Events Monique Dominquez Alumni Relations 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. John Napierkowski Mrs. Kimberly Siurek Father Jason Wallace Mr. Matt Ward '03 Mr. Federico Montoya '93

Director

In This Issue 3

Principal's Message

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Vision 2020

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Holy Family Moments

10 Holy Family Theater - Frankenstein 11 School Security 14 State 4A Softball Championship 15 Student Spotlight, Ava Kuszak 16 Sports Recap 18 Student Spotlight, Kathryn Maciolek

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.

19 Student Spotlight, Abby Moore 20 Tiger Tales 21 Alumni Association 22 Giving Societies

Editor, Writer: Jeff Beaton Contributors: Ansley Schnelle ’23, Jon Yunt Photography: Tamara Van Dale, Greg Stokes, Jon Yunt.

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Lamp Post

VOL 102: NO. 1 SPRING 2022

Holy Family High School Magazine

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.

School Security: Keeping Our Students Safe

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On The Cover: Holy Family Director of Security and Facilities Matt Montgomery.

Montgomery, a former Marine, began his career in law enforcement as an officer for the Broomfield Police Department, earned the department’s Officer of the Year distinction in 2015. He also served as the School Resource Officer (SRO) for 11 local school including Holy Family. He is a frequent presenter, trainer, and consultant on school security, with a particular focus on strengthening emergency preparedness.

Principal's Message Holy Family Community, Five Sisters of Loretto first opened an elementary school on the south side of Holy Family parish in north Denver in 1920. The basement auditorium of this fast-growing school was partitioned 100 years ago in 1922 to create a 9th-grade classroom. Thirty students enrolled in the fall of 1922, inaugurating what has become Holy Family High School.

The people in the building change, the building itself has changed, but our mission remains consistent. Over 6,000 students have passed through the halls of Holy Family and contributed to the great tradition of this school community. This fall, we warmly welcome an incoming freshman class that represents the 100th class in the history of our great school.

In the north Denver area, all of us experienced some degree of trauma or terror this past winter as the Marshall Fire raged through Boulder County. Still, this tragedy was more direct and personal for three families in our school community. Holy Family’s Associate Director of Admissions Kat Greany, sophomore Brodik Howe, and new girls golf coach Heikke Nielsen lost their homes.

There will be a long journey for them to figure out how to move forward. During this rebuilding process, Holy Family will listen to their needs and support them however we can.

I am pleased to announce the addition of two new members to the Holy Family Board of Trustees, Kim Siurek and Matt Ward. Kim, the mother of eight Catholic-educated children, has an extensive accounting background and will also serve on the Business and Finance committee. She will focus on elevating the status of the Arts at Holy Family. Matt is a 2003 graduate of Holy Family and is the current President of Ward Electric. He will focus on maintaining and improving Holy Family's school building and grounds.

Finally, the annual St. Joseph Award recognizes a member of the Holy Family community who supports and protects Holy Family High School just as St. Joseph sought to protect and defend THE Holy Family. This year we are honored to present the St. Joseph Award to Steve Blair. Steve has been influencing lives in our community for 40 years as a teacher and a coach. Steve will be presented with the St. Joseph Award at the Tiger Gala on Saturday, April 23, 2022.

Pax Christi, Matt Hauptly Principal Holy Family High School

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Vision 2020 Strategic Plan In 2019 Holy Family retained Boston-based Catholic educational consulting firm Partners in Mission to assist us in creating Vision 2020 – a strategic plan that will help guide Holy Family as we enter our second century as a Catholic high school.

While the pandemic paused some of our efforts, the Holy Family Board of Trustees and the Vision 2020 Steering Committee worked passionately on this strategy.

They drew on the perspectives of alumni, parents, faculty, administrators, and staff to articulate goals, objectives and action steps.

The Vision 2020 Strategic Plan indicates several directions of growth while giving strong emphasis on the investment in people. While this plan was developed during a pandemic that presented challenges like none other in the school’s history, what emerged speaks clearly to the face that physical changes to a building are not as vital as the quality of people who work within its walls.

We have chosen to focus on seven areas that will have transformational impact on our students and the overall Holy Family experience. While we are highlighting those areas of focus and their specific objectives in this article, the full Vision 2020 Strategic Plan can be found on the school’s website, www.holyfamilyhs.com.

ACADEMICS • Attract and retain top Catholic school educators through strategic recruiting channels with competitive compensation structures.

• Develop a growth-centered evaluation system including onboarding and support through professional development opportunities.

• Develop and implement courses that meet the needs and interests of a broad range of students.

• Support students who may struggle academically or otherwise.

• Implement student onboarding strategies that will enable them to successfully navigate the Holy Family curriculum.

CATHOLIC IDENTITY/STUDENT LIFE • Develop an environment that enables students to grow in their personal faith. Encourage a deeper sacramental life by increasing awareness, relevance, and availability of the Sacraments providing opportunities for students to express faith and live the mission.

• Strengthen and expand student-led initiatives to address issues of individual dignity, inclusion, and belonging.

• Maintain the small school community feeling by fostering stronger faculty/student relationships.

• Identify and support students struggling with social and/or mental health issues.

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ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT/MARKETING • Develop a student recruitment and marketing plan with a cohesive, unified message.

• Explore new communities to focus enrollment efforts.

• Establish consistency in branding of Holy Family logo and colors.

ADVANCEMENT • Expand event and non-event fundraising opportunities by evaluating best practices from other successful Catholic or Independent schools.

FACILITIES • Continue the implementation of the Master Plan to enhance aesthetics and create additional functional space.

• Support the Performing Arts with upgrades to the current facilities. Develop a plan that will lead to a new Performing Arts facility.

• Support and address facility needs to promote the growth of STEM and technology initiatives.

FINANCE • Establish an effective long-range tuition model and faculty compensation model.

• Grow the current endowment to meet the financial needs of a diverse population and retain faculty.

• Partner with Advancement to identify and expand revenue sources to keep tuition affordable.

GOVERNANCE • Assess the current and optimal governance structure to meet the strategic planning initiatives.

• Assess the current operating structure for an optimal day-to-day management.

• Promote diversity, innovation, and transparency for all governance and operational structures.

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Holy Family Moments

Mike Gabriel is celebrating an amazing 45 years as a teacher and administrator at Holy Family. Mike served twice as interim principal, was the Dean of Students, Athletic Director, and has been a teacher. He has coached football, baseball, wrestling and even coached the cheer team for a year!

In February, acceptance letters started to arrive at the homes of the 100th class in the history of Holy Family High School, the Class of 2026. Congratulations future Tigers!

Father Tony Ariniello who spends much of the year living in the Biblical town of Emmaus visited Holy Family for the February all-school Mass. Father Tony also visited Holy Family’s Theology classes to speak about his love for the Lord and experience in the Holy Land.

Holy Family's performance of To Burn a Witch took second place in the state at the annual Colorado Thespian Conference this past December.

The play was directed by senior Leah Fuller.

The artwork of Holy Family Seniors Evie Boyd and Kaley Anderson is displayed on a traffic box at the intersection of 144th Ave. & Sheridan Blvd. near the Holy Family campus. Broomfield, in partnership with the Public Art Committee, created the Art in Public Places program to enliven public space, nurture community identity and contribute to a vibrant city.

In March, Holy Family students served as helpers for the Archdiocese of Denver’s annual 5th Grade Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception in Denver.

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Holy Family Senior Jaden Reenan formally received his appointment into the United States Military Academy at West Point. Monica Mika and Maria Secrest from the office of United States Congressman Ken Buck made the presentation after an all-school Mass in February.

Trees around the campus were decorated with lights for the first time this past Christmas season.

A new monument sign that displays the Holy Family brand and creates a quality first impression was installed at the main entrance to the Holy Family campus in the fall of 2021.

During Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month in November, the Unity in Diversity Leadership Group brought Mr. Francis Sherwood and his family to Holy Family for an assembly that featured Native American dancing and reflection.

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Holy Family Moments

Dance is back at Holy Family! Students created a Poms Dance Club which will become an official competitive sport this fall. In March, Holy Family named Luanne Bartoletta to oversee the cheerleading and poms teams that comprise the Holy Family spirit squad.

Holy Family’s Associate Director of Admissions Kat Greany and her family lost their home in the Marshall Fire. Among the items lost were the Holy Family keepsakes of her two sons and 2020 graduates, Cole and Lance Greany. Kat was presented with new diplomas, varsity letters and yearbooks for Cole and Lance in February.

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Holy Family Juniors and Seniors spent time volunteering at the Marshall Fire Donation and Resource Center through Catholic Charities. Located at the former Nordstrom location at Flatirons Mall, the center was open to families who were directly affected by December 2021 fires.

Holy Family Seniors Peter Morado & Jacob Vigil were selected for the elite Colorado All-State Choir that performed at the Buell Theatre in January.

It was a packed house for Holy Family’s annual Grandparents Breakfast just before Thanksgiving Break. Thank you to everyone who participated!

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Holy Family Theater's Production of Frankenstein Holy Family Theater’s cast of Frankenstein wowed audiences with five performances to sold-out audiences.

The production was one to be remembered. The tragic tale was beautifully delivered by 46 students who comprised the cast and crew. The production was directed by Rebecca Barger.

She was assisted by Talise Chandler and Danielle Flores ’20.

Don't miss Holy Family's forthcoming spring musical Crazy for You which is expected to delight crowds this April.

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School Security: Keeping Our Students Safe When Matt Montgomery was hired by Holy Family High School in 2017, school administrators were confident his law enforcement background would greatly benefit the Holy Family community.

They were spot on.

“When it comes to school security, you can never be too safe,” said Holy Family Principal Matt Hauptly. “Investing in a highly-skilled, experienced individual to oversee our security was essential in making sure we are prepared to prevent and respond to violent and emergency situations.”

“Matt is well suited to deal with the realities and rigors of security work and he is accustomed to acting under conditions of great stress,” said Hauptly.

“Being prepared for any type of crisis is essential to the safety of our teachers and students.”

Montgomery, a former Marine, began his career in law enforcement as an officer for the Broomfield Police Department and earned the department’s Officer of the Year distinction in 2015. He also served as the School Resource Officer (SRO) for 11 local school including Holy Family. While many schools assign an administrator or teacher to be in charge of the overall school security, having a person with the proper qualifications, skills, experience, and temperament in this role is vital.

Montgomery is a frequent presenter, trainer, and consultant on school security, with a particular focus on strengthening emergency preparedness.

“There is a lot we can do to mitigate the chance of someone being hurt at school,” he said. “Good policies and procedures, along with good training, are key.”

Driven by a desire to have students feel that a school is a safe place, Montgomery has served as the Interim Director of Security for the Archdiocese of Denver and also consults with area schools to develop safety plans that meet a school’s particular needs.

For a high school security program to be successful, it must be all-encompassing. Not only must it address traditional issues associated with law enforcement and security, but it must also address emergency management, training, technology, community partnerships, funding, and more. “When people think about school security, they naturally think about school shootings, but school security is much more than that,” Montgomery said.

“It involves everything from events prior to an incident all the way through recovery post-incident.”

Under Montgomery’s leadership, Holy Family has been praised for developingtraining requirements for staff, working with local agencies on preparedness, and upgrading the security technology the school uses. “Responsibility for school safety and security is not limited to me,” Montgomery notes. “Everyone in our community plays a role.”

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School Security: Keeping Our Students Safe Using his knowledge and law enforcement experience, Montgomery has provided situational awareness and emergency event training for both Holy Family students and staff. Each year during student orientation, they attend a presentation by Montgomery on school safety procedures. “I don’t want them to feel like they should be scared,” he says. “But our teachers, staff, and students need to be aware of what they need to do in emergency situations.”

In addition to writing and reviewing policy and protocols, Montgomery leads exercises and drills that have been conducted regularly since his arrival.

“Training and drills are the best way to deal with emergency situations at

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schools,” he says. “I have a debrief with law enforcement and school administration after each one, communication is the foundation for everything.”

Broomfield Police Department to open the lines of communication. Now several agencies use the Holy Family campus for training exercises.

Holy Family periodically holds lockdown drills to simulate a situation where an unauthorized person has entered the school or there is a weapon on campus.

When students hear one of these drills announced they spring into action.

As active-shooter incidents are becoming more frequent on school campuses, this past summer Broomfield Police

It is critical for school security departments to develop healthy partnerships with external stakeholders, such as local police, EMS, and fire departments.

Montgomery understood this and leveraged the relationships he developed when he was an officer with the

officers, SWAT, EMS, and fire departments went through a full day of active-shooter training at Holy Family.

“It is good to have these first responders get a feel for our building,” said Montgomery. “We know that if an event is reported, first responders will be at our building within 90 seconds.”

Taking advantage of new technologies is another way to maintain a strong security posture. In recent years, Holy Family has increased the number of surveillance cameras from 8 to 64, upgraded the emergency alert system and enhanced door security. Digital panic buttons were also installed in key locations to notify police of dangerous situations. In addition, increased perimeter lighting throughout the campus has improved security without compromising the campuses’ aesthetics.

Montgomery, who also teaches forensics at Holy Family, has responded to a wide variety of incidents in his law enforcement career and is proud of the many cases in which he de-escalated situations so that violence was averted.

He is trained to handle a variety of issues including abuse, bullying, cyberbullying, drug and alcohol use, school attacks, depression, and threats. He also oversees faculty and staff training for signs of abuse and mandatory reporting. This past fall Montgomery even held a situational awareness class for Holy Family’s Survivors Club which is comprised of students who have gone through traumatic situations.

“Matt’s dedication to keeping our students and staff prepared for emergency events shows his genuine care and concern for the students and staff

of Holy Family,” said Hauptly. “His first instinct is to protect.”

While Montgomery’s focus on keeping students and staff safe is effective, no school is immune to emergency events.

Unfortunately, the possibility of a school shooting or violence is a reality that everyone needs to deal with.

However, Montgomery’s effort shave undoubtedly prepared Holy Family to better respond to threats and adjust to the ever-changing school safety environment.

“Our parents have trust in us and send their children to us each and every day,” Montgomery added. “I will do everything in my power to make sure everyone is safe in this building, especially the kids, they shouldn’t have to worry about being hurt at school.”

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Congratulations State 4A Softball Champions High school sports are cyclical. Players come and go, and most teams’ fortunes tend to ride with the quality of the next class to come through.

The Holy Family softball team had their doubters coming into the 2021 season after major losses to graduation.

Thoughts of a deep playoff run that we’ve been accustomed to would have to be placed on the back burner for a season or two.

But if we learned anything this year about the Tigers, they don’t rebuild, they reload.

After some early season struggles that saw them start 2-2 – including back-toback run-rule defeats to Broomfield and Mead – coach Moriah Nguyen and her staff tinkered with things and ultimately found the right combination.

Behind the strong senior leadership of Abby Edwards, Ava Kuszak and Annika Manzanares as well as the pitching of freshman Izzy Arroyo, the Tigers went on a run that left little doubts who the favorites were going to be heading into the postseason.

Holy Family swept through the NCAC, going a perfect 9-0 and entered the playoffs as the No. 1 seed. The Tigers took full advantage, making quick work of Denver North and Berthoud in the regional tournament by a combined 25-0 score, giving up just three hits along the way.

On Day 1 at Aurora Sports Park, the Tigers rolled past Palmer Ridge in the opening round to set up a 2021 rubber match with league foe Mead in the quarterfinals. That game was 5-5 going to the bottom of the sixth inning, when Manzanares broke it open and was the catalyst to a four-run inning that sent Holy Family to the semifinals.

They got a stern test from newcomers Riverdale Ridge in the penultimate game, winning 7-3 to earn a trip to the finals against D’Evelyn, a team that not only pushed them in last year’s semifinals but also beat them during the 2021 regular season.

It was Holy Family’s game from the get-go. Kuszak hit home runs in her first two plates appearances and finished with four hits. The three seniors

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combined for nine of the Tigers’ 18 hits in the 10-4 rout of the Jaguars and secured the state championship for the Tigers who finished the season 25-4.

Holy Family’s back-to-back titles also gave head coach Moriah Nguyen state titles in her first two years as head coach. Holy Family has won three of the last four state 4A championships.

Arroyo, who was selected the BoCoPreps Player of the Year as well as the NCAC Pitcher of the Year, went a ridiculous 17-0 during her freshman year with a 1.81 earned run average. It didn’t hurt to have Edwards, the NCAC Player of the Year, as her battery-mate.

Student Spotlight Ava Kuszak

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Holy Family Senior Ava Kuszak will graduate as one of the most decorated female athletes in Holy Family history.

She has earned 11 varsity letters and has been a part of four state title teams (3 softball, 1 soccer). She will continue her softball career at the University of Wisconsin this fall.

Q: What does being the most decorated female athlete to ever come through Holy Family mean to you?

A: I am blessed. I hope it shows future female athletes at Holy Family that anyone can do it. I hope they dream as big as I do. When I came here, I wanted to challenge myself and play as many sports as possible. I also wanted to win. My teammates and coaches also wanted to win, and we're not afraid of the hard work it took. This made us unstoppable.

Q: What has a Catholic education meant to you?

A: I went to Nativity before coming to Holy Family. Going to Catholic schools has allowed me to grow in my faith and education. Although I will not be taking religion classes in college, growth in my religion is still important to me.

In choosing Wisconsin, faith played a significant role. My future coaches and my teammates not only have a love for softball but love for faith. Holy Family showed me how to manage my academics with my athletics. I feel better prepared for juggling my faith, academics, and athletics next year at Wisconsin.

Q: What is your favorite championship memory?

A: The 2021 state championships for soccer and softball. We were underdogs in both. One of the best feelings in sports is proving people who didn't believe in you wrong. No one expected girls soccer to win our first-ever state championship, and no one expected it for my senior softball season. I will never forget the feeling when we won. The joy on all our faces made it the most memorable year ever.

Q: Being a three-sport athlete is no easy feat; what has been your secret to success?

A: I'm blessed to have parents that allowed me to play whatever sport my

heart desired and coaches that were patient with my schedule. My parents taught me to manage my time and never quit. Learning that has allowed me to have a cumulative GPA of 4.0, play three sports, and work at Broomfield Community Center and Paul Derda Rec Center.

I love being busy, and I'm grateful my parents pushed me, practiced with me, and helped me get to where I am today.

Q: The Colorado Sportswomen's Hall of Fame recently honored you as the All-Around Athlete for 2021; what does that mean to you?

A: When I found out I won, I was speechless. Receiving this award is an amazing feeling. It is proof to all younger female athletes that you can play any sport and excel no matter what. The award is more significant than just me – female athletes in Colorado should be recognized for their outstanding accomplishments.

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Fall Athletics Recap Football

It was a rollercoaster ride for coach Mike D. Gabriel and the 2021 Tigers football team. Holy Family couldn’t string back-to-back wins together until Weeks 6/7, and the Tigers finished the season 6-4 and earned the No. 8 seed in the Class 3A playoffs. They hosted Pueblo South in the 1st round and gave them a steady dose of running backs Jacob Lawver (218 yards, three touchdowns) and Chase McNaughton (81 yards, one touchdown) in a 34-18 victory.

The win set up a quarterfinals game against top-seeded Roosevelt in Johnstown. The Tigers fought valiantly, but it wasn’t enough as Roosevelt prevailed 51-33.

The team has a lot to build on moving forward, including sophomore quarterback Rylan Cooney who was dynamic once he took over the full-time starting duties, throwing for 1,800 yards and rushing for another 300+ in his first varsity season.

The Tigers had seven first-team AllConference selections, led by seniors Dominic Mazzulla (TE/DE), Lawver (RB/ DB), Alex Austin (DL), Brady Samaras (LB), John Hulquest (OL/DL), Pierce Kunz (DB) and junior McNaughton (RB).

Boys Soccer

It was there the Tigers run came to an end. Despite cutting the score in half in the 51st minute on Ward’s penalty kick, Holy Family was defeated 4-1 by the eventual Class 4A state champion Nighthawks.

Cross Country

Heading into the season, coach David Martinez knew he had senior leadership in place but was the young talent enough to make the Tigers a contender? As it turned out, the Tigers jelled quicker than many expected and opened some eyes around the state.

Holy Family finished runners-up in the NCAC behind Class 5A Silver Creek and hit the road in the first round of the playoffs to take on George Washington. Seniors Jackson Ward, Garrett Havens, and C.J. O’Neill scored goals to propel the Tigers to a 3-1 victory and a second-round match at top-seeded Northfield.

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The Holy Family girls and boys looked like teams that had a chance to move up and legitimately contend for a Class 3A title in 2021. Both Tigers went into the Class 3A state championships in Colorado Springs on a high after their performances at the regional meet in Lyons.

The NCAC league slate was challenging, with Erie, Windsor, and Mead presenting big challenges along the way. The Tigers scored their biggest win against No. 5 Erie in four games to close out the regular season before heading to the regional tournament.

Needing a top-two finish at Collindale G.C. to qualify as a team for the state tournament, the Tigers foursome played well and, led by Achziger’s fourth-place finish, took second to move on.

The boys, led by top ten runs from seniors Luke Busot and Micah Munoz and junior Anthony Haberkorn, won their regional title. The girls followed it by winning their regional with four girls in the top 10, including Evie Boyd, Alyssa Jany, Anabella Descalzo, and Maya Davis.

The state course was not as kind. The top finisher on the boys side, where the Tigers did finish fourth overall, was Munoz in 32nd. He and Haberkorn were the only Tigers to crack the 18 minutes mark on the brutal course. The girls would drop down to seventh in a loaded 3A team chase. Boyd (37th) was the top placer again for the Tigers.

Boyd was the only Holy Family runner to earn first-team All-Conference honors. Busot, Jany, and Summer Norwell all were second-team All-NCAC.

Volleyball

For much of the season, the Tigers were without their best outside hitter, senior Anna Hodell, and they found ways to adapt. They stumbled out of the gate early but put it together at the Eaton tournament, where they took down not only the defending champions Reds but 5A Fossil Ridge and 3A powerhouse Bayfield.

The No. 13 seed Tigers made quick work of both Roosevelt and Thomas Jefferson at the Region 12 tournament to punch their ticket to state in Colorado Springs. The Tigers defeated Erie early on Day 1 but dropped down to the consolation bracket later that night, losing Cheyenne Mountain. On Day 2, the Tigers would win one more game against Palisade before Mead would end their season on a late night at the World Arena.

Boys Golf

The Class 3A state tournament was played at Spring Valley G.C. in Elizabeth, and after a tough Day 1, the Tigers were out of the mix for a top-three finish. In his second state appearance in as many years, Heitz would lead the Tigers as he finished tied for 12th.

Cheer

This past fall, there was a limited competition schedule for the Holy Family cheer team. Competing in the game day discipline, the Tigers finished second at the league tournament in November.

They went to the state tournament in Colorado Springs, needing to finish in the top nine of the 34 Class 5A/4A teams to make it back to the finals. Holy Family’s performance with zero deductions landed them in 14th place.

Coach Will Wilson has always reloaded his program during his tenure at Holy Family, and this season was no different. Seniors Ben Achziger and Dustin Fouts, junior Drake Krommenhoek, and sophomore Rudi Heitz would fill up the Holy Family regional team Wilson would take to Fort Collins.

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Student Spotlight Kathryn Maciolek

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Kathryn Maciolek says her journey in ballet began after seeing the Colorado Ballet perform The Nutcracker with her mom when she was seven. “I just turned to her and said, ‘I want to be a ballerina.’”

She typically trains five days a week for roughly 20 hours. As she prepares for a show the training and rehearsals get more intense and she can be in the studio for more than 25 hours a week. That time commitment outside of school actually helps her handle the rigors of a Holy Family education. “I know I can't procrastinate with studying because I don't have much time each night,” she said. “I have to plan all my homework around my rehearsal schedules. I stay organized and don’t waste time.”

She is also quick to credit dance for helping her flourish in high school.

“Dance has helped me become a better student because it puts me in uncomfortable situations and forces me to challenge myself,” she said. “It helps me be more outgoing at school and also gives me the courage to try new things and different types of classes.”

That’s when it all started for the Holy Family sophomore, who began her career with the Colorado Conservatory of Dance before moving on to Danse Etoile Ballet studio. She currently trains alongside former principal ballerina, Marie-Jose Payannet, and has attended summer intensives with the Atlanta Ballet. She’s had lead roles in The Snow Queen and The Little Mermaid, and supporting roles in Pinocchio, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Arabian Nights, Alice in Wonderland, The Nutcracker, and many other ballets.

“There is so much you can do with dance,” she said. “It is both art and athletic at the same time, which is what I find so cool about it. Ballet is especially fun because you can't rely on words to tell the story, it is your dancing and acting.”

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Maciolek, who came to Holy Family from Nativity Faith & Reason, enjoys being a part of the Holy Family community. “I love the learning environment and how the teachers are so available and willing to help you if you don't understand something,” she said. “They genuinely care about their students and that goes a long way.”

With dreams of becoming a professional ballerina, she plans to dance in some capacity in college. “I’m interested in medical school but would also love to minor in dance so I could become a professional dancer with companies like Colorado Ballet or Canada National Ballet.”

Not every dancer turns their love of the art into a career, but through hard work and dedication to her academics and craft, the future is bright for this Tiger.

Student Spotlight Abby Moore

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by Ansley Schnelle '23

Holy Family Freshman Abby Moore is a real powerhouse! At the age of 14, her strength, athleticism and dedication have already led her to a spot on USA Weightlifting’s Youth Team USA for competitive weightlifting. The team competes internationally and is composed of the top 13-17 year old lifters from across the country.

“Having the opportunity to compete internationally is amazing,” Moore said.

“Being on Team USA means that I am one of the few youth athletes given the opportunity to represent the USA in international competitions. They take eight athletes total, so it is very cool to say that I am one of the eight youth lifters with the opportunity to represent the USA.” Moore’s interest in weightlifting and fitness was originally sparked by her parents. “I first started weightlifting when I was 11,” she said. “My parents did CrossFit, and I asked to do a workout with them for my birthday. I loved it, so I started a youth program, and it took off.”

As she is currently training for the 2022 Junior World Championships, when she’s not in class she can be found in the gym. “I usually lift for a couple hours five days a week,” she said. “I also still do CrossFit and some extra skill work on the side.”

sport. “My proudest moments have to be when I was second in the nation in 2019 at my very first nationals in California, and then most recently when I hit a total at North American Open Finals that qualified me to compete on Team USA,” shares Moore.

She competes mainly in the clean and jerk and the snatch at large competitions where she hovers around 194 lbs. in the clean and jerk and 147.71 lbs. in the snatch. Unfortunately, an injury prevented her from participating in the 2021 Nationals. Moore explains that weightlifting requires mental strength.

“I’ve had to overcome several mental hurdles along the way,” she said.

“I need confidence in myself to fully commit to bigger lifts, once I learned to fully commit, I was able to thrive.”

She is not only a talented athlete on land, but in the water as well. In addition to weightlifting Abby is also on the Holy Family swim team where her powerful strength can be seen in the butterfly.

Thriving is nothing short of accurate given her accomplishments in the

“The thing I love most about Holy Family is the people,” she said. “Everyone is kind, and very encouraging of one another.”

Abby Moore is truly a talented athlete and it’s amazing to think that she is just getting started!

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Tiger Tales Tiger Babies

Kali (Arenas) Craig '10 and her husband, Yates Craig, welcomed their daughter, Kiara Grace Craig, on June 4, 2021.

Jake Shepherd '13 and his wife, Rachel Shepherd, welcomed their daughter, Grace Shepherd, on October 25, 2021.

Tiger News

Taylor (Newhall) Wescott '10 and husband Tim Wescott welcomed their son, Easton James Wescott, on July 2, 2021.

Ben Kubistek '06 and his wife, Cristina (Gutierrez) Kubistek '10, welcomed their daughter, Siena Lisi Kubistek, on December 6, 2021.

Tiger Wedding

Joseph Sommers '10 and Ashlyn (Affelt) Sommers '10 welcomed their son, Lincoln Joseph Sommers, on October 10, 2021.

Thomas Lambert '10 and his wife, Danielle Lambert, welcomed their daughter, Genevieve Elizabeth Lambert, on December 7, 2021.

Andrew Preble ’05 is celebrating his 10-year anniversary at Deloitte Digital in Denver.

Steven Millard ’09 was recently promoted to Deputy Chief Credit Officer at Silvergate Bank, in New York, NY. Millard graduated from Wake Forest University with a degree in Finance in 2013 and spent the early part of his career at Morgan Stanley.

In Memoriam Mary Teel '06 and Matt McGinnis '05 married on October 15, 2021.

Tell Us Your Tiger Tale!

Kathleen (Conboy) Feuerborn ’38. At the time of her passing at age 100, she was the oldest living alumni of Holy Family.

Calling All Alumni: Send us your news (with photos, if possible) about weddings, births, new jobs, promotions, retirements, and awards – or whatever you’re celebrating – so we can share your accomplishments with our community!

If you have moved, please let us know so we can update our records. Please send information one of these 2 ways:

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Holy Family High School Alumni Association The Holy Family High School Alumni Association was created to build a community of the school’s alumni. Since its formation, the Alumni Association annually funds two partial scholarships for legacy students, organized networking events, created the Holy Family online uniform store, and works diligently to promote school spirit.

In 2021, the Alumni Association worked closely with the City and County of Broomfield to honor and recognize Holy Family’s former Director of Alumni Relations, Patty Gabriel. The street leading up to Holy Family is now “Patty Gabriel Way.” Once a Tiger, always a Tiger. The Alumni Association sponsors frequent events for alumni (and their families) as a way to continually build the alumni community and support for Holy Family. The Alumni Association is led by a group of elected members who are committed to serving you. All alumni of Holy Family are members of the Alumni Association, we invited you to become active and help bridge traditions of the past with a vibrant future for our students.

To get involved with the Holy Family Alumni Association, contact Holy Family’s Director of Alumni Relations, Monique Dominguez at monique.dominguez@holyfamilyhs.com.

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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. 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) Anonymous Anonymous Archdiocese of Denver James Joseph Cuneo Estate Bob and Ann Marie White

1922 Society ($22,000-$49,999)

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Ariniello Curtis and Missy Farmer Mr. James E. Gilmer and Mrs. Jody J. Giacomini Mr. and Mrs. Brad Golter Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Markham Dr. John and Dr. Joann Napierkowski Mr. and Mrs. Brian Norwell Mr. and Mrs. Mark Snashall Steve and Kendra Ward Mr. Matt Ward*

Reverend Cornelius O’Farrell Society ($10,000-$21,999)

Mrs. Betty Boselli Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Cavanaugh Mr. Ben Chaney, Jr. Bill and Romi Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Genzer Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gilmer* Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gryzmala* Mr. and Mrs. Jay Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Koster Terry and Suzie LaVelle Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. McGarey Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Mikesell Mr. and Mrs. Federico and Karen Montoya* Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rafalski Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Seiwald PHD* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. P. Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Sodienye Tetenta Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trunzo Mr. M. Mike Ward Eleanor Mullen Weckbaugh Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willetto Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zarlengo CPA, CVA

Leadership Society ($5,000-$9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cavalier Bob and Kitty Comeaux Mr. and Mrs. Dave Flaherty Victor and Norma Frank Mr. and Mrs. John S. Gabriel*

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Tom and Melissa Haapala Matt Hauptly Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Hernandez Allan Hren and Trudy Acosta Terry and Lori Jones Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Kaufman Paul and Mary Kusbel Stuart and Marge Lucko Dr. and Mrs. Karl Magsamen Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Mark Menghini George and Catherine Middlemist Julie and Adam Rossi Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Sakkaris John and Jennifer Sandoval Ms. Patricia J. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Ryan H. Siurek Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. St. Onge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stonehocker Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vestecka Mr. and Mrs. Steve Vulcani Jodi and David Ward Mr. and Mrs. Shawn R. Wells Rapid Dry Restoration Sisters of St. Francis

Champions in Mission Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Mr. and Mrs. Troy Alderfer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ariniello* Neil and Luanne Bartoletta Dr. Scott Bennett and Dr. Kirsten Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Marc Bernica Dr. and Mrs. Edward Bertagnolli* Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bradley* Kirk Brower and Gini McMahan Brower Mr. and Mrs. Jared Carlon Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Chacon Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell G. Chvatal Ms. Ann Conway* Mr. and Mrs. James Darschewski Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Disberger Mr. and Mrs. Grady L. Eastman* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Erdmann Mr. Carl V. Finocchiaro Mr. and Mrs. Darren Fouts Mr. Michael G. Gabriel* Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gromko Mr. and Mrs. Seth Gunderson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hulquest Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lambrecht

Ms. Jaime S. LaVelle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lesperance, Jr. Ms. Renee Lewellyn Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lombardi* Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lorden Mrs. Tierney Luoma Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. McCracken IV Mr. and Mrs. Mike McGee* Mr. Matthew McGee* Tom and Michelle Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Jay Meyers, III Mr. and Mrs. Kyle A. Mills Mr. Eric C. Nakayama* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Romano Mr. and Mrs. Mike P. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schneeberger Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Roxy Vendena Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward Mr. and Mrs. James Ward Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wood Accent Electric Conoco Phillips MG Emily Warner Estate* Holy Family Parish - Denver Midwest One Bank

Holy Family Circle ($1,000-$2,499)

Mr. Chris Arguello and Mrs. Tammy Sandoval Mrs. Barbara Baker Mr. and Mrs. Hector Batres Dr. and Mrs. John Bertagnolli Mr. Delmar Bishop Mr. Steve Blair Mr. and Mrs. R. James BonAnno, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Bovine* Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bravo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cannella Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Castro Ms. Megan Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Cillessen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cronholm Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Crookham Mr. and Mrs. Jon Culp* Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Davis Mr. and Mrs. John Dean Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denser Deacon and Mrs. James S. Doyle III* Mr. and Mrs. Justin Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Todd Erickson Dr. and Mrs. John Flanigan*

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Frank* Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Frie Mike and Crystal Gabriel Mr. Jonathan Gallagher* Mr. Joseph Galmish* Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Gerry Mr. and Mrs. David Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gonsalves-McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Gonzales Mr. and Mrs. Juan P. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Graham Mr. and Mrs. Mark Granberg Ms. Melanie Gray Mr. and Mrs. Leszek Gregor Mr. and Mrs. Troy Hageman Mr. and Mrs. Kurt H. Haserodt Mr. and Mrs. Josh Havey Mr. and Mrs. David Hixson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hodell Mrs. Virginia Horvat Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Howe Dr. and Mrs. Brian Hughes Ms. Robin Jamsay Mr. and Mrs. Terance J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Kudrna Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kunz Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Larkins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Lawver* Mr. and Mrs. Josh Ley Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lopez Ms. LeAnn Lopez* Mr. and Mrs. David L. Majcen, Jr. Ms. Kathryn Y. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. McCarthy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McLaughlin Ms. Stephanie McNaughton Mr. Connor Meining* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Mike Peterson and Cheryl Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mills Mr. Randy Morrow and Mrs. Karen Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Lance Murrow Mr. Luke Napierkowski* Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Nolan Todd and Kim Nolan Steve and Robin O’Dorisio Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Orbus Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paul Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Paulson Mr. and Mrs. Les Pfenning Mr. and Mrs. Rob Pickup* Ms. Trista Pitre Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Pitre Mr. and Mrs. Jason Pitre Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Pittenger Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Powell Mrs. Elizabeth Powers Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Roller

Mr. Jason Salter Ms. Francine Saulino Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Schellinger Mr. and Mrs. Scott Schloffman Mr. and Mrs. Sean Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sellers Mrs. Colleen Smith Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Snider Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sommers Mr. and Dr. Thomas Spellman* Mr. and Mrs. Greg Spinuzzi Mr. and Mrs. Eric St. Germain Mr. and Mrs. Burt St. John Mr. and Mrs. Dwight E. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Justin Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Henry Szymanski, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Torres-Furtado Mr. and Mrs. George Tsiouvaras Mr. and Mrs. Justin Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Van Houdt Mr. and Mrs. John J. Vogl Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vorlage Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walkoviak Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ward Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Royal T. Weddingfeld Mr. and Mrs. Todd Welch Mr. Daniel J. Weller and Ms. Susan Patton Mr. and Mrs. Craig Welling Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Zoellner Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary- Denver Annunciation Heights Cole Garner Geotechnical Community First Foundation Coyote Communications, Inc. Daniels Insurance Agency, LLC Denver Police Brotherhood Embracekids II Front Range Anglers Front Range Raynor Hive Construction Immaculate Conception- Lafayette John Elway Dealerships Legacy Mechanical Inc Nick's Garden Center Roller & Associates, Inc Shamrock Foods Company Simply Strong Inc DBA MaidPro SRAR Enterprises LLC United Power

Purple and Gold Circle ($500-$999)

Mr. David Dominguez and Mrs. Elizabeth Aguilera* Mr. and Mrs. Eric Aitken Mr. Patrick Allen and Mrs. Heidi Russo-Allen

Ms. Gina Audino Mr. and Mrs. David Avila Mr. and Mrs. Steve Baker* Ms. Deborah Baker Ms. Patricia Ball Ms. Crystal Barela Ms. Rebecca Barger Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Beaton Mr. and Mrs. Tim Blackmore Mr. Michael Bradley* Mr. and Mrs. Larry Branscomb Ms. Heather A. Branson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brower Mr. and Mrs. Grant Brunner Ms. Judith Bunker Mr. and Mrs. William G. Burke II Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cale Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Campos, Ph.D. Ms. Jenifer Canning Mrs. Sara Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. James Carter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cerimele Mr. and Mrs. Chad Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chavers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Christoff Reverend Daniel Ciucci Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Ned M. Contreraz Mr. and Mrs. James P. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Gary Czajkowski Mr. Timothy Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dana Ms. Amy Davis Ms. Kristen Deak Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Tony Delgado Very Reverend R. Michael Dollins V.G. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Domier Mr. Troy D. Domier Mrs. Lisa Doroff Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dudzic Mr. and Mrs. Scott Durland Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Eldredge Mr. Robert Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Steve Engstrom Mr. Jeffrey Fanning* Dr. and Mrs. John Flanigan Mr. and Mrs. Matt Forss Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Freeman Ms. Laura French Mr. and Mrs. Shane A. Fross* Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Galmish Mr. and Mrs. Peter Galmish, Jr.* Ms. Carolyn M. Goddard Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Grady* Mr. and Mrs. Gary Granger Mr. George A. Gray

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Giving Societies Mr. and Mrs. Ian Gray Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Haas Ms. Jennifer Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hart* Mr. and Mrs. James Hau Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Helbig Mr. and Mrs. Scott Henkel Mr. and Mrs. Farrah N. Howard Ms. Elizabeth M. Howard Ms. Camille Ibsen Mr. and Mrs. Randy Jagodzinski Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Janvrin* Mr. and Mrs. Josh Jany Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Chad Juencke* Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kautz Mr. and Mrs. James Keener Mr. and Mrs. Dwight R. Kjederquist* Mr. and Mrs. Jamie A. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Anders Knudsen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Landretti Ms. Mary Lorden Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Marck Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Maul* Ms. Tracie Maynes Mr. and Mrs. Andy McBride Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy Mr. John McGee Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Meisner Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mendlik Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Merrion* Mr. and Mrs. Bob M. Meyer Ms. Katherine M. Mills Mr. Tony Milo Mr. and Mrs. Juan Miranda Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mollendor Ms. Heidi R. Motschenbacher Mr. Eric Mraz Mr. David Navarrette Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Ewell Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ocel Ms. Barbara Opie Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pedro Mr. and Mrs. Michael Peery Ms. Diann Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Perez Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Peterson* Mr. and Mrs. Brad Phillips Mr. Andrew Preble* Mr. and Mrs. William J. Prymak Mr. J. Alan Pughes* Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Pulliam Ms. Vicki Pulliam Mr. and Mrs. John Reenan

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Mr. and Mrs. David C. Reynolds Ms. Karen J. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Nick A. Samaras Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Schnelle Ms. Sarah Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Shannon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Silva Mr. and Mrs. David Silverstein Mr. and Mrs. James Simonton Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith Mr. Tristan Smith* Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spitzer Mr. and Mrs. Brian Staff Mr. Kent J. Stauffer* Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Sterling Mr. and Mrs. James G. Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Garrik Storgaard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Syverson Dr. and Mrs. Michael Thakor Ms. Toni Trujillo Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy A. Vigil Ms. Rosalie Ann Vigil Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Walker* Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wangerin Mr. Nathan Wangerin Mr. Mark Warner Dr. and Mrs. Larry Weddle Mr. and Mrs. Larry Whyte Mr. and Mrs. Chris Williams Dr. Tracy Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Justin Young Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Zolkos Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zuhoski Bishop Machebeuf Catholic High School CCS Mechanical Solutions Corporate Management Group Denver Police Officers Foundation Edward Jones La Casa Del Rey Pittenger CPA Group Regis University Saint Joan of Arc- Arvada Slammers North, Inc.

Tiger Pride Circle ($250-$499)

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Achziger Mr. Bob Ahern Mr. and Mrs. David Allen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Armijo Mr. and Mrs. Brian Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Asbury Ms. M Carla Avila Mr. and Mrs. Jason Bach Mr. Christopher Bairrington Deacon and Mrs. Richard L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Baldivia

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Banaga Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Barger Mr. and Mrs. William J. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Brian Barry Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bayes Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Begler Ms. Tanya Bergstrom Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Bertsch Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bickford Mrs. Debra Ann Bickle Mr. and Mrs. Ron Biehler Ms. Karla Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bombard Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Boselli Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brandenburg Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Brichacek Mr. and Mrs. David P. Brisnehan* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brooker Mrs. Rosemary Bruno Mr. Robert Buhler Mr. and Mrs. Troy Busot Ms. Katherine Candler Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Cates Mr. and Mrs. Mike L. Clements Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Clerkin Ms. Paula Colello Mr. and Mrs. Terence J. Coufal, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Creed Mr. and Mrs. David Dahlgren Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Davenport* Mr. and Mrs. Byron M. Day Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Descalzo Mr. and Mrs. Martin Diaz Mr. Otto J. Dick and Mrs. Leah D. Hodgson Mr. and Mrs. John DiPetrillo Mr. Dean Dodero Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Dominguez Ms. Helly Duncan Mr. and Mrs. David Dusza Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Egan Ms. Cathy Elliott Ms. Ann Engel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Everett Ms. Christine Fedorowicz Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Finnegan Ms. Jessica N. Fitzgerald* Christopher and Judith Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Flesher Tim and Mary Fountaine Dr. Derek B. Fox and Dr. Audrey Fox Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Fuller, Jr. Mr. Sam Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gallegos Mr. Thomas Gallegos and Mrs. Elizabeth Cincetti Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Garner Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Gemperline

Mr. Todd Geneser Ms. Susan Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Golesh* Mr. David Good Mr. and Mrs. Keith Grable Father Joseph Grady Mr. Terry Graves Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greany Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gryzmala Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gumerlock Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gunn Mr. and Mrs. Marc Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Guzman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hahn Mr. and Mrs. John Hamill Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Kris Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Harber Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Harris Ms. Stephanie Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hawk Ms. Marlene R. Hedrick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Hein* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Heinis Ms. Jennifer Hendrixson Mr. and Mrs. Javier Hernandez Mrs. Kemmery Hill Mr. Luke Hlavin Ms. Diane Hogerty Mr. and Mrs. David Hurd Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jaros Dr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Johnnides Ms. Kathryne Johnson Ms. Jill Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Kirwin Ms. Debra A. Klein Mr. and Mrs. James Konrad Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kostelecky Mr. and Mrs. David Kribs Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Krueger Mr. Kyle Kusek Dr. Patrick Kusek and Dr. Tamara Kusek Ms. Elizabeth Lani-Smith Miss Jennifer Larson* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Larson Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Leary Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Lee Mrs. Tamara Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Luce Mr. Paul Luna* Ms. Melissa Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Maciolek Mrs. Maureen R. MacMackin* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Maggio Mrs. and Mr. Laura Mancini Chan

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Manz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manzanares Dr. and Mrs. Marcia Marchesi Mr. and Mrs. Pepper Martin Mr. and Mrs. Dustin J. Martinek* Mr. and Mrs. Roland Martinez Mrs. Marion Mazzola Mr. and Mrs. Scott McAnally Mr. Duane McCall Ms. Shirl McCann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. McEahern* Mr. George McGoff Mr. and Mrs. Damien McGoff Mr. and Mrs. James McKenzie Ms. Laura E. Meskel Mrs. Amy Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Michalczyk Ms. Kathleen L. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. David Mittleman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jason Morris Mrs. Bina Moser Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moskowitz Dr. and Mrs. Peter Mutuc Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Neece Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Neely Ms. Bernadette L. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Paddock* Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Parker Ms. Shauna L. Paulson Mrs. Jacqueline Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Portillo Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Potter* Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Potter Ms. Jennifer Prestwich Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Priola Mrs. Rosemarie Puchino Ms. Kimberly Purdy Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Quintana, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Donald Redlinger,Sr. Ms. Jo Ann Rice Ms. Terry L. Robinette Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rudmann Mr. and Mrs. Mike Salman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sanchez Ms. Beth Sandoval Mr. and Mrs. Tony Santelli Mr. and Mrs. Al Sardello Ms. Annie Sasseville Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Satriano Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Schell* Ms. Christine Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schovajsa Ms. Kathy Shadel Mr. and Mrs. Jason Shine Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Siefken

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smiens Chuck and Brenda Smolky Mr. Connor Snashall Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Springs Ms. Petra St George Mr. Gregory Stauffer Ms. Deb Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Stevinson* Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart Mrs. Jessica Stoll Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Stolz Mr. Paul Suter Mr. Stephen Tapp and Mrs. Mary Jean McCarthy-Tapp Mr. and Mrs. John S. Taranto Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Tarin Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Tarrant Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor Ms. Molly Thelosen Mrs. Heidi Thomas Mr. Michael Trauscht Mr. and Mrs. Michael Troso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Haselen Mr. David VanDale Ms. Annette R. Verretta Ms. Sandra Vigil Ms. Carmen Villalobos Mr. and Mrs. Tran M. Phan Reverend Jason Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Walraven Ms. Karen Waples Mr. Kody P. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Michael Warner Ms. Linda Watts Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Todd Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Mark Westhoff Mr. and Mrs. Scott Whitehill Mr. and Mrs. Craig Whitlock Mr. and Mrs. Jon Willden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wise Mrs. Carmen I. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ybarra Mr. Mark E. Yeazell Matt and Molly Zeman Living Water Express Car Wash Our Lady of Mount Carmel- Denver Ovintiv Canada ULC Vitalcare Corporation Yum! Brands * designates an HFHS Alumni

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