1. April 2015 | Volume 17 | Number 8The official monthly newsletter of Xavier High School
Inside
Principal‘s Corner: 2 | Business Office Update/Dates to
Remember: 3 | iPad Collection: 4 | Campus Ministry
Update: 5 | “Live the Faith” - Molly Larkin Reflection: 6 |
Good News: 7 | Stations of the Cross: 8 | College
Checklist: 9 | Booster Club Golf Outing: 10 |
April Gallery: 11 | Semester 1 Honor Roll: 12 |
Students/Faculty of the Month: 15
“Graduation
Parties”
Principal‘s
Corner:
Stations
of the Cross
Zach Detterman completes renderings
of Stations for the Chapel
end-of-year
iPad Collection
Information
Semester 1 Honor Roll

2. Principal’s Corner: Graduation Parties
As I write to you this month, we are
just four weeks away from graduation
and sending of another Xavier class of
accomplished, service-oriented, faith-
ful classes into “life after high school.”
Truly there will be much to celebrate on
May 24.
Celebration, of course,
includes the annual
slate of graduation
parties. Relatives and
friends will drive across
town, drive from other
towns and some
will fly from other
states to honor
the members of
this outstand-
ing group of
young people.
These wonder-
ful gatherings
celebrate
community as
much as they
celebrate the
accomplishments of the graduates.
Planning the festivities will certainly
include many decisions. Where should
the party be held? Some will open their
homes; others will use parish halls, com-
munity centers, etc. Who should we
invite? Some limit to close friends and
relatives; some students hand out invita-
tions to the entire class! What type of
decorations and what colors should we
use? What kind of food will be served?
Should we cater or prepare the food our-
selves? Should we have games? How
about music? The list of decisions can
seem endless.
One decision that I am often consulted
about is whether or not to serve alcohol
at graduation parties. Part of that an-
swer is easy; part not so much. The easy
answer is in regard to serving alcohol
to the graduates and their friends. The
answer is, don’t. Quite frankly, there are
too many reasons to list here (a good list
can be found here. but suffice it to say
that the risk of serving alcohol to under-
age students is simply too great. For
starters, it is illegal and it is dangerous.
Probably the most important reason is
that at your gathering, you are taking re-
sponsibility for someone else’s sons and
daughters. You have an obligation to do
all you can to keep them safe.
The second answer regarding serving
alcohol at graduation parties is in regard
to serving it to the adults who attend.
This seems to be less consistent. Cer-
tainly, it is a family’s prerogative whether
to serve those who are “of age.” Some
parents have two “shifts” to their parties.
During the first part of the gathering, stu-
dents and adults are welcome. At a cer-
tain time, the party ends for students and
continues for the adults. Alcohol is only
served after all students are gone. These
parents believe that drinking at gradu-
ation parties in front of students sends
the wrong message – that celebrating
graduation is a time to drink. Others
serve alcohol to adults throughout the
entire party. These parents believe that
students are in many social adult/teen
gatherings (family, neighbors, etc.) where
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Tom Keating
Xavier Principal

3. Principal’s Corner (Continued)
this is the case, so why do anything different? While I prefer
the first option, each parent has to weigh the message they
wish to send.
This time of year is exciting and scary at the same time. Excit-
ing because one very important part of our students’ lives
is finished. Scary because there is so much opportunity for
something unfortunate to happen. With late nights, students
on the road and rushing from one place to the next, it is impor-
tant to stress the need to be careful.
I implore you to not add availability of alcohol to that mix.
Have a plan in place if you choose to serve alcohol for adults
and under no circumstances serve alcohol to our students.
Let’s end this celebration season safely!
Sincerely,
Tom Keating, Principal
April 29-May 2 - Kairos 21
May 5-10 - BPA Nationals
May 8 - No School / In-Service
May 9 - Prom
May 15 - Senior Retreat
May 15 - Galaxy
May 20 - Baccalaureate Mass
May 24 - Graduation
Business Office Update
Tuition Reminder
Tuition accounts must be paid in full by May 10. Seniors
with unpaid balances will not be allowed to participate in
graduation ceremonies. Students will not be permitted to
return for the following academic year until any outstand-
ing balance is paid in full in accordance with the Xavier
Board of Education Policy #3241.
Tuition Contracts
Tuition contracts are due May 29th. Your student will not
be officially enrolled and will not be able to attend classes
until the contract is completed and returned to Xavier. If
you have questions, please contact Shea Francis at
shea.francis@xaviersaints.org or 739-7307.
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4. iPad End-of-Year Collection
As we approach the end of the 2014-15 school year,
we are making plans for the collection of the Xavier
High School iPads which were issued to students for
use during the school year. In order to help you and
your student prepare for this collection, we are pro-
viding the following information
INSPECT YOUR STUDENT’S iPAD!
Please take time today to inspect your student’s iPad,
case and charger/cord to determine its condition.
To avoid loss/damage fine assessments, please take
care of any issues prior to the collection dates listed
below.
INSPECTION DATES
Initial Inspection during locker clean-out time for ALL
students will be held on Tuesday, May 19
COLLECTION DATES
SENIORS:
Thursday, May 21 – 9:30am-Noon
9th, 10th and 11th GRADES:
Thursday, May 28 – 8am-Noon
WHAT WILL BE COLLECTED?
• Seniors (and those Fresh/Soph/Juniors not
returning to Xavier in 2015-2016)
1. iPad
2. Case
3. Charger/Cord
• Freshmen/Sophomores/Juniors (returning students)
1. iPad
2. Case (students will keep charger/cord to
use next year)
CONDITION OF iPADS, CASES
AND CHARGERS/CORDS
All iPads, Cases and Chargers/Cords are expected to
be returned in the condition they were issued. Any
and all damage is the responsibility of the student.
Student accounts will be charged for the following
loss and/or damages:
• Lost or Damaged Beyond Repair iPad $399
• Lost or Damaged Beyond Repair Case $40
• Lost or Damaged Beyond Repair Charger/Cord $40
• Cracked iPad Screen $119
• Damaged Corners $189
• Damaged Screen with Damaged Corner $258
• Damaged Home Button $138
• Damaged Volume or Power Button $69
• Damaged Headphone Jack $69
• Distorted Display $279
• Other Damages [Amount Determined by
Administration]
RE-ISSUING iPADS for 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR
All returning Xavier students will receive the same iPad and Case they were issued this year.
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5. Vocations Mass of Appreciation
On Friday, April 24th, a special “Mass of Appreciation” was held at 7 a.m. in
the XHS chapel. During this liturgy, we prayed for former Xavier Saints who are
actively discerning religious vocations. Click here to learn more about these
individuals.
Thank You, Pastors!
The National Catholic Educational Association (Official) designated this past
Sunday “Pastor Appreciation Day.” Last Friday, Saints delivered treats to pas-
tors of our supporting parishes as small tokens of our appreciation for all they
do for the faith development of XHS students and for their service to our com-
munity. We are truly blessed!
Mass for
Grandparents 2015
On April 22nd, we welcomed over 400
grandparents to our 7th-annual Mass for
Grandparents here at Xavier (our larg-
est turnout yet)! Grandparents enjoyed a
breakfast provided by Xavier Parents for
Xcellence (XPX) before joining their grand-
children for Mass. Thank you to all grand-
parents who traveled from near and far to
join us! Click here to see our full gallery on
our Facebook page.
Campus Ministry Update
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6. Live the Faith!
Here we are in the fullness of the Easter
Season! That special time when one
encounters our Risen Lord, & like Mary
Magdalene, we hear HIM say our name.
I too have heard HIM say my name.
I can remember it like it was yesterday.
The sights & sounds of Assisi, the crisp
mountain breeze & the vision of the
poppies in the valley below. It was the
first time I had been to the Basilica of
St. Francis. The encounter that took
place there, would remain in my memory
forever.
Sitting in the Basilica of St. Francis dur-
ing Mass, I was distracted by an image
of Christ-marred beyond belief-poor &
vulnerable. As I gazed on this image,
the opening hymn began to play, which
appropriately was: The Prayer of St.
Francis. As the words hit my ears & sank
into my heart, there was one thing I was
certain of; this was the very life I wanted
to live! Yes, I want to be the light in
the darkness, the love amidst hatred,
to console before being consoled & to
understand before being understood. I
remember nothing from that Mass, but I
can still picture myself in that old Church
pew in Assisi, & thinking: “This is what I
want to do for the rest of my life”.
Growing up I had always thought that
the one with the “vocation” would be
the clown sitting next to me. However,
I soon came to understand that the
“clown” that Christ was pursuing, was
me. As I gave of myself in the missions, I
realized that I was becoming lost in HIM.
Christ was pursuing me, & it scared me
because I knew HE was serious.
It was the night of Holy Thursday on that
mission in Central America, when I heard
something that shook me to my core.
One of the Religious Sisters told me:
“Ms. Larkin, you have a vocation & you
have to go back to the States to discern
it”. Those words shattered the silence, &
I felt like I had been “noticed” by HIM.
A few months later I found myself back
on American soil, rebuilding HIS Church,
As I served our Church here in America
as a teacher & youth minister, I often
would get comments like: “Ms. Larkin,
have you ever thought about being a
Sister”?
A short time later, Our Lord put a reli-
gious community in my path. I started
“dating” that community & quickly
found myself falling in love with them. I
felt fully alive. With each visit to their
Motherhouse, it seemed as if my story
perfectly fit their charism. Was Christ
proposing to me?
After the vocation director in that reli-
gious community was brave enough to
ask me: “Ms. Larkin, when are you going
to surrender?”, I knew there was noth-
ing left to do, but apply to enter the
convent. The application took a while to
complete, & I left for Spain in the midst
of it, to walk the Camino. In fact, the
very intention of being accepted into this
religious community was the very reason
why I was making the trek across Spain.
As I knelt before the remains of that
“Son of Thunder”-St. James, I whispered
into his ear the desire of my heart. He
looked at me, & said: “Believe it. It is
real”. I flew home the next morning,
knowing that I had to finish the applica-
tion & mail it to the Motherhouse.
Those weeks of waiting to hear whether
I had been accepted or not, seemed like
years. It was the eve of the feast of that
very Son of Thunder-St. James, when I
received a phone call from the Mother
Superior of the community. I had been
accepted. I will soon be a young Sister
& a postulant. Yes, I am engaged now!
I am so humbled & blessed. I feel so
unworthy to be HIS bride. To think that I
am now engaged to Christ is hard for me
to fathom! The date has been set & the
preparations have begun!
With these last few months in the world
drawing to a close, there is a lot that I
have reflected on. Life with Christ is a
drama of finding & losing, of embracing
& surrendering. One can plan an event,
but you can not plan an encounter! We
only find out who we are by giving our-
selves away. I was that young heart so
many years ago, that would hear within
the same echo of what St. Francis heard
so many years before. “Rebuild my
Church”.
Submitted by Molly Larkin
XHS Faculty, Theology
The following reflection was offered
as our morning prayer on April 6th by
XHS Theology faculty member, Ms.
Molly Larkin. Ms. Larkin announced
that she will officially be entering the
convent of the Sisters of St Francis of
the Martyr St George as a young sister
and a postulant in September. We wish
Molly all of the best as she continues
her faith journey and for God’s
continued blessings upon her!
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7. Holocaust Survivor Presentation
Holocaust survivor Renata Laxova (visited Xavier on April 14th to
share her story with our Saints and with those who tuned in to watch
her presentation streamed online. In her parting remarks, Renata
reminded students that it is up to younger generations to remember
and re-tell stories like hers so repeating mistakes of the past can be
avoided and so that good can triumph over evil wherever it exists.
Click here to watch her presentation.
“Good News” Updates!
#TKBDAY!
Ealier this month, we celebrated Principal Keating’s 60th birthday
with a variety of festivities including office decorating, wishes from
students (#TKBAY on Twitter), staff t-shirts with Mr. Keating-inspired
hashtags, an XPX-catered Philly-style lunch and even a surprise visit/
prayer from Archdiocese of Dubuque Director of Development and
former XHS principal, Jeff Henderson.
Jasper & Oberfoell Honored
as “Governor’s Scholars”
XHS seniors Allison Jasper and Madline Oberfoell
were among 436 high school seniors honored
on April 26th at the 13th Annual Governor’s
Scholar Recognition Ceremony in Des Moines for
their high academic achievement. Each student
honoree receives a photo plaque with Governor
Branstad and a certificate to commemorate their
achievement.
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8. XHS junior/artist, Zach Detterman has completed
his renderings of the Stations of the Cross (pictured
above). Zach created each Station using hundreds
of individually-crafted ceramic tiles. All of the
Stations now adorn the walls of the Monsignor
Sodawasser Chapel inside beautiful custom frames.
Thank you to Zach and the Detterman family for
your talent and your effort to bring these amazing
works of art to life and for this wonderful gift to the
Xavier community!
Stations
of the
Cross
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9. College Planning Checklist
I’m a list maker….grocery lists, to do lists, lists of other
lists I should make. I enjoy the sense of accomplishment
that comes with checking items off my to-do list. I can’t
think of a better reason to create a to-do list then plan-
ning for college. In an effort to make the college plan-
ning process a little easier for Xavier families I’ve started
a to-do list for you. While it will need some fine tuning
based on your student’s interests it’s a good start.
Now go check some items off your list!
Submitted by Cara Joens
XHS Admissions & College Coordinator
Freshman Year:
ü Know the lingo...check out this glossary of
terms to begin getting familiar with.
ü Students should create a 4 year plan and
share it with parents.
ü Get involved. A club, a sport, your church.
Doesn’t matter, just make an impact.
ü Get the grades. Strong GPAs start
freshman year.
ü Take Iowa Assessments and CAT – good prep
for college entrance exams.
Sophomore Year:
ü Go on a college visit or two and take notes!
ü Stay involved and keep track of the
activities you have been a part of through an
activities resume. Click here for an example.
ü Consider taking the PSAT. You’ll have an
other chance to take it Junior year but why
not get the practice.
Junior Year:
Fall
ü Take the PSAT. It’s great preparation for the ACT which
you should take for the first time this fall of spring.
ü Consider doing a job shadow through Workplace
Learning Connection to get a better idea of what you
may be interested in studying in college.
ü Visit Colleges and consider virtual visits through a web
site like Cappex.
Spring/Summer
ü Schedule a time to meet with Mrs. Joens to talk
individually about your college plans.
ü Visit colleges
ü Update your activities resume.
ü Get a list together of people you would like to ask for a
letter of recommendation and ask them early!
ü Consider an internship through Workplace Learning
Connection.
ü Create a college planning spreadsheet with deadlines,
application requirements and contact information for
key people.
Senior Year:
Fall
ü How are you preparing for the ACT? There are great
free resources or courses you can take in the community.
ü Take the ACT again in September or October.
ü Senior guidance meeting with Mrs. Joens.
ü Apply to colleges! Goal is to be finished by
Thanksgiving.
Winter
ü Scholarship time! Make sure to check with the colleges
you are applying to and our resource list.
ü Get to know your admission counselor at the colleges.
They are your advocate throughout the process.
ü File the FAFSA- Free Application for Federal Student Aid
starting Jan 1.
Spring
ü Visit your top 1-3 schools again to consider best housing
options.
ü Review financial aid options.
ü Make your decision!
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Xavier Band News
A huge thank you from the Xavier Saints to everyone who
donated garage sale items, and provided home made
baked goods for this years annual garage and bake sale
fundraiser held on April 25th. Without the generous
support of band parents, and the Xavier community this
event would not be possible or as successful.
On the Radar: 2015 XHS
Activities Program
The Xavier Booster Club asks for your support by placing a
business advertisement in the 2015 Xavier Saints Activities
Program. What better way to place your business name in
front of many potential customers, and your financial sup-
port will also assist various athletic, academic, and fine art
programs.
For more information,
contact Carol Vester
at 319-329-4566.

11. April 2015 Gallery
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Saints had an opportunity to visit with area
professionals across a wide variety of
vocations at Career Fair 2015.
Freshman, Grace Schulte, plays the iconic
role of Hellen Keller in the XHS produc-
tion of “The Miracle Worker.”
Kathleen Parrish photo
Mrs. Molly Burgeson’s freshman English classes
stopped by Meth-Wick Community to visit with
residents about “The Book Thief” and discussed a
variety of other topics as well, including the
residents sharing their own memories about
when they were in high school.

12. 2014-2015 Honor Roll (Semester 1)
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DISTINGUISHED
HONORS
Seniors
Nolan Arp
Madeline Bailey
Katherine Bauer
Evan Bednar
Amy Boe
Claire Bouchard
Jeanne Bouchard
Morgan Breitbach
Logan Brown
Victoria Brown
Matthew Callahan
Alea Challenger
Jack Corrigan
Benjamin Curley
Mathew Downey
Spencer Duball
Nicholas Ekland
Dylan Eller
Joshua Ford
Jeffrey Frieden
Max Fuhrman
Rory Gallagher
Evan Gradoville
Tony Hamer
Maxwell Hammerberg
Ashley Hannen
Adrienne Hayes
Cara Hessman
Brady Hoffman
Joshua Hoffmann
Emma Houser
John Hovda
Mason Hoxie
Allison Jasper
Ellen Jasper
Christine Jengwa
Nicholas Jones
Stephen Jones
Carlie Jurgens
Emma Keefe
Matthew Kirpes
James Klekar
Lukas Koechner
Olivia Krapfl
Edward Krouse
Rachel Lampe
Nicholas Lang
Nicole Lengemann
Keegan Lilly
Jingyu Liu
Samuel Lynch
Sara Maloney
Brendan McCormick
Kayla Meaney
John Meskimen
Max Miltner
Aurora Mitchell
Samuel Moore
Carolyn Morrissey
Rachel Mullin
Jacob Nachman
Austin Nauman
Sammi Noonan
Madeline Oberfoell
Katherine ORourke
Rachel Parr
Connor Powers
Connor Ramlo
Madison Recker
Madeline Richards
Madison Ries
Reagan Rokos
Emily Schuff
Colin Scott
Jennifer Sigmon
Taylor Skala
Andrew Steffensmeier
Camden Stovie
Kayla Thompson
Kayla Torson
Kylie Tritle
Elizabeth Udelhoven
Emma Venteicher
Drake Wawro
Joseph Welch
Blake Welter
Melanie Wertzberger
Gabriel Whitters
Brett Young
Dorothy Zaugg
Anna Zittergruen
Juniors
Kaitlyn Albert
McKenna Andersen
Mitchell Anderson
Brylee Bastian
Faith Bohrer
Kayla Brady
Lauren Brown
Lydia Brown
Sarah Burke
Bryce Charipar
Hannah Chicchelly
Rachel Clarke
Kaci Cox
Skylar DeCamp
Emma Delaney
Zachary Detterman
Ellie Detweiler
Jennifer Dickes
Megan DMello
Delaney Eganhouse
Jamie Feltes
Madison Feltman
Michael Fettkether
Erin Foley
Jacob Francois
Jonathan Francois
Kenneth Giles
Andrew Globokar
Ingrid Gustafson
Austin Havertape
Joseph Hentges
Jessica Hess
Matthew Hovda
Angela Hunt
Paige Janney
Meghan Joens
Zander Jones
Clara Jungblut
Madison Kadlec
Nicholas Kamin
Jackson Kenney
Molly Keyes
Dallas Klein
Jacob Lacy
Samuel Lampe
Ashley Lang
Gabriella Leonard
Emma Lessman
McKenna Lloyd
Nicholas Lyon
Alaina Marti
Grace McDermott
Ellie Meyer
Jacob Miller
Sydney Nelsen
Katherine Neumeyer
Mikayla Noonan
Sydney Oakley
Amy Olberding
Kathleen Parrish
Nicholas Peters
Anna Petri
Riley Rhines Parry
Daniel Richardson
Brody Robinson
Morgan Ross
Jacob Salter
Jonah Scallon
Regan Shey
Alexandria Smith
Gabriel Smith
Sarah Stanczyk
Nicholas Stark
Mie Stecher An-
dersen
Brandon Steffens-
meier
Sonya Swenzinski
Noah Terfler
Tyler Testin
Samantha Valenta
Kaylee Watson
Stephanie Wehr
Donavin Wenger
Abigail Willey
Luke Winker
Emily Worley
Yuhan Wu
Sophomores
Jenna Ampulski
Ryer Barnes
Matthew Been
Brett Biermann
Jordyn Boge
Jacqueline Brock
Kylie Brown
Michael Buenzow
Brett Burns
Nolan Butkowski
Jessica Callahan
Gwendolyn Cataldo
Hannah Chambers
Chloe Clemenson
Lauren Cooling
Ty Corrigan
Peter Deegan
Ariana Devereaux
Nicholas Drahozal
Lucas Duball
Kendall Erenberger
Emma Erner
Charles Esker
Rebecca Fields
Elizabeth Fischer
Skylar Frese
Josie Fuhrman
Jake Guckenberger
Adam Hagarty
Hannah Helms
Elizabeth Hessman
Patricia Hill
Addy Hoffman
Jonathan Jacobi
Elizabeth Janey
Kathryn Janney
Ryan Jasper
Max Johnson
Nadia Karl
Liam Karr
Mitchell King
Eryn Kirby
Benjamin Klein
McKenna Klekar
Nicholas Koechner
Megan Korbel
Brian Lang
Devin Lansing
Emily Latteyer
Emily Lauer
John Le
Evan Leiting
Kelsey Lempka
Luke Lesnik
Elizabeth Leu
Sophia Maher
Ellie Malecek
Samuel Martin
Samuel Meyers
Camryn Miller
Connor Miller
Alicia Miltner
Madison Morgan
Allison Morrow
Casey Murray
Emily Nauman
Eric Nelson
Alexandra Noonan
David OBrien
Erin Pitz
Peyton Recker
John Rocca
Erik Rodriguez
Sam Rohret
Peyton Ross
Faith Satern
Joy Schnoebelen
Gabriella Schroud
Bryce Schulte
Jackson Schuster
Anne Sigmon
Melody Snow
Kiana Stanek
Margaret Steinberg
Connor Stevenson
Maddix Stovie
Katherine Tallett
Corey Vester
Ian Walther
Chen Wang
Anna Weih
Jennifer Wille
Kaitryn Williams
Shelby Younggreen
Hannah Zwanziger
Freshmen
Aaron Bartels
Riley Beck
Peter Binder
Joseph Bioche
Sarah Bouska
Jared Brown
James Burke
Caleb Burken
Sophia Cataldo
Brant Charipar
Sylvia Clubb
Gabriella Cummings
Emily Cunningham
Eva Deegan
Paige Diebold
Thomas Drish
James Duggan
Alexandria Eipert
Jamie Fenske
Lauren Flory
Calvin Ford
Sydney Garrett
Timothy Globokar
Erin Hassenstab
Nicole Hassenstab
Nicholas Hentges
Jacob Hines
Ryan Hosch
Claire Iversen
Isabelle Kaiser
William Karpick
Ryan Keating
Kathleen Kenney
Janessa Klein
Caitlin Kramer
Theresa Lampe
Kathryn Langholz
Jonathan Lansing
Samara Lehner
Jackson Lemke
Curt Lengemann
Ethan Lowder
Gabriel Lux
Noah Lynch
Keaton Maier
Catherine McCartan
Grace Miller
Quinn Miller
Michael Muhlena
Olivia Mutasingwa
Matthew Neumeyer
Gabriel Nielsen
Michael Olberding
Alexa OShea
John Pape
Anna Parr
Tristen Perreault
Abigail Pisney
Nolan Pithan
Ambrose Poduska
Charlotte Richards
Caroline Richardson
Logan Roling
Grace Schulte
Sidney Scott
Brandon Serovy
Erin Sherman
Erin Smith
Trenton Smith
Rachel Sodawasser
Maria Steffen
Anne Swiderski
Meghan Tvedt
Peter Welch Zaricor
Brooke Welter
Peter Westlund
Hannah Williams
HIGH HONORS
Seniors
Samuel Bohnenkamp
Matthew Bouska
Connor Brost
Michaela Brown
Claire Christianson
Meghan Flynn
Isabel Frisch
Ashley Gase
Greta Gustafson
Jacob Hansen
Brian Iversen
Matthew Janney
Nathan Lux
Noah Manternach
Jovan Martinez
Michael Mims
Mitchell Nelsen
Mitchell Nelson
Sidney OBrien
Timothy Otting
Abigail Schmitt
Jack VonKampen
Madeline Wessels
Ryan Williams
Juniors
Anna Christianson
Peter Clark
Steven Culpepper
Taylor Deutmeyer
Jessica Driscoll
Carter Ernberger
Kayla Fuller
Grant Gibney
Ethan Holverson
Jamison Hunstad
Ingrid Husby
Hailey Justice
Benjamin Kamin
Abigail Karpick
Sean Murphy
Samuel Pisney
Kyle Skoumal
Conner Ties
Adam Tvedt
Mitchell Young
Sophomores
Madeline Andrews
Regis Breitbach
Tyler Breitbach
Andrew Brimeyer
Lauren Cahill
Kristin Collins
Jefferson Daubitz
Katlyn Davis
Samuel Eganhouse
Jack Eggleston
Carter Ives
Jacob Jordebrek
Jeremy Kane
Olivia Lampe
Blake Magill
Shelby Olson
Jacob Sadilek
Kayla Seymour
Mahlon Steepleton
Michael Wardlaw
Freshmen
Joseph Alessio
Harrison Cater
Gabriella Daubitz
Abigail Feltman
Tana Felton
Ashten Ferring
Cole Goerdt
Christopher Hazelton
Elliot Hess
Nina Marquardt
Ellie McDermott
Camryn McPherson
Elena Minor
Sarah Schirm
Abby Scott
Bailey Sears
Laura VonKampen
Megan Winger
Collin Yanga
Nicholas Zaugg
Kara Zittergruen
HONORS
Seniors
Elizabeth Bailey
Reilly Berns
Andrew Brems
Camden Chicchelly
Noah Clasen
Jordan Even
Matthew Helmkamp
Sam Hiserote
Nicholas Kellen
Molly Kimbro
Noah Lauer
Adam McDermott
Madison Nelson
Shamus OConnell
Kylie Oldridge
Katelyn Ropp
Anne Scherrman
AnneMarie Smith
Adam Steffensmeier
Calvin Winker
Julie Woods
Juniors
Caleb Billick
Mitchell Burger
Jessica Fenske
Evan Marquardt
Lucas Parker
Leo Rehman
Eric Riehle
Ryan Stulken
Connor Vogl
Spencer Wille
Joseph Zasadny
Sophomores
Brie Baldus
Isabelle Canney
Emiko Coffey
Mitchell Dake
Jordyn Erger
Alexander Francois
Jack Frieden
Brylie Hayes
Luke Hewitt
Piper Kesselring
Maggie Mahurin
Katie Maloney
Lucas Miller
Julie Mulangaliro
Riley Powell
Thomas Pudil
Emily Roe
Jenna Schwach
Sydney Triplett
Jessica Udelhoven
Freshmen
Jewel Barnes
Thomas Bean
Cheyanne Crane
David Eberle
Annie Fettkether
Colby Flynn
Alexander Fuller
Sarah Gannon
William Grafton
William Hanigan
Cara Hassenstab
Jaden Henley
Grace Hingst
Max Hoxie
Jamison Janson
Molly Kinney
Thomas Kullander
Lauren Meyer
Tyler Nachman
August Novotny
Roman Schmit
Justin Schneider
Peter Serrot
David Shema
Tyler Steffensmeier
Mary Tallett
Kathleen Tursi
Gabrielle Waltermyer
Rylee Wegmann
Ellen Welch
Chase Wertzberger
Greyson Wessels
Curtis Wilkins

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Registration Open for Xavier
High School Summer Camps
Registration is now open for Xavier High School summer camps
and clinics for volleyball, wrestling, track, theatre, girls soccer, show
choir, softball, boys basketball, girls basketball, Coach Tom Lilly’s
“Shoot Like a Champion” clinic.
To register or learn more about each camp, head to:
XavierSaints.org/Camps.
Congratulations to our 2015 Prom Court Members!
Keep up with the
Saints on
Social Media!
Facebook:
Facebook.com/XavierSaints
Twitter:
@XavierSaints
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Congratulations to XHS seniors, Jordan Even and Lizzy Bai-
ley on signing their letters of intent to compete in athletics
at the collegiate level. Even will play golf a Kirkwood Com-
munity College and Bailey will play soccer at St. Ambrose
University.
Saints Sign Letters
of Intent
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Our Newest Saints!
Congratulations to XHS faculty member, Molly Burgeson, and her
husband, Brandon, who welcomed their daughter Brooklyn in to
the world at 6:53 a.m. on April 19! Brooklyn arrived weighing 7
pounds, 11 ounces and measured 20 inches long.
Congratulations to XHS faculty member, Dave Sullivan, and his
wife and former XHS (current Regis Middle School) faculty mem-
ber, Barb, who welcomed their daughter Veronica in to the world
at 7:52 a.m. on April 14! Veronica arrived weighing 6 pounds, 8
ounces and measured 19 inches long.

15. Xavier High School • 6300 42nd Street NE • Cedar Rapids, IA 52411 • (319) 294-6635 • www.xaviersaints.org
Adam McDermott Pam Barta Darrin Ellsworth
Students and Faculty of the Month
“For her outstanding
service to students,
parents, coaches and
directors in the Activities
Office“
“For his efforts in
raising funds to help
fight cancer.”
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“For his selection to
the All-State Boys
Basketball Team“
“For her work in
liturgy committee
and her leadership
on Kairos“
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Brady Hoffman
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traveling mega-
phone “trophy”
Xavier Catholic
Schools will be
competing for.
The school with the
highest percentage
of turnout wins the
megaphone.
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