The Knight Times
A monthly publication for Alter Families!
October 31, 2014
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1 - Open House
2 - From the President
3 - From the Principal
4 - Campus Ministry
4 - From the Library
5 - From Guidance
alter NEWS
6 - Photo Gallery
7 - Helen McHenry
7 - Cancer Research
7 - Poster Champion
8 - STEM Talks
9 - Turkey Drive
9 - Breast Cancer Walk
9 - Freshmen Social
9 - Fresh Parent Seminar
10 - Alter Hall of Fame
10 - No Shave November
ARCHBISHOP ALTER HIGH SCHOOL
Encourage your friends, family, and neighbors to attend!
OPEN HOUSE!
6th through 12th Graders and Families
Sunday, November 16th 1-4pm
For information call 937.428.5394 or register online:
alterhs.org/openhouse
alter ATHLETICS
11 - Football News
11 - Alter vs CJ 50th!!!
11 - Volleyball News
12 - Girls XC
12 - Girls Double Tennis
alter ARTS
13 - Marching Knights
14 - Castle Players
14 - Improv
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15 - October calendar
16 - Lunch Menu
alter INFORMATION
17 - Knight of the Arts
18 - Open House Nov 16
Gold Rush!
Photo courtesy of Rick Willits
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From the President
Fr. Jim Manning
Cody Douglas CONLEY(1991 - 2014)
Alter: A Caring
Community of Faith
Alter High School recently
experienced another
tragedy in the death of
Cody Conley from the class
of 2010. Cody is the son of
Doug and Joanne Conley
and brother to Michelle,
Rachel, and Nick. He
attended Incarnation Parish
and Grade School and played football on our state
championship teams of 2008-2009. Cody accidentally
died while in Florida for a family wedding. Cody was a
close friend to John Endres who died and was buried
from Incarnation about a year and a half ago.
Faith
When ministering to the Conley family in the planning
of the Mass of the Resurrection, I heard over and over
again how overwhelmed they were with the care,
love, and support of the Alter Community of Faith.
I want everyone to know how often as president of
the school and chaplain to so many teams and cocurricular activities I hear this compliment shared
about our entire community of faith. Whether it is
food and meals, messages and notes, prayers and
Mass intentions, I have heard so many times of the
support that families receive and feel in times of stress
and distress here at Alter. The deep faith of the Alter
community is always there but it really shines in times of
crisis and tragedy.
CONLEY, Cody Douglas 23, of Centerville, OH
died after an accidental fall on Oct. 18, 2014
in St. Pete Beach, FL where the family was
participating in a relative’s wedding. Cody is
survived by his parents Dwight “Doug” and Joanne (Bruns) Conley
of Centerville; siblings Michelle, Rachel and Nick Conley; Grandma
Denyne Dietz; Aunts & Uncles Wendy & Robb Evans, Jeff & Cindi
Conley, Ray Bruns & Cheryl Anderson, Willie Bruns, Eileen & Bill
Tomsich, Robin & Larry Brun, John Bruns & Heather Wendling; Godparents Wendy Evans & Gareth Dickey; numerous close cousins
and good friends. In the past 5 yrs Cody was preceded in death by
his special cousin Kyle Lawson, grandparents Carl & Fran Bruns
and close friend Jon Endres. He was also preceded by grandparents
Estel Dwight Conley, Norm Dietz and Ruth (Conlon) Bruns. Cody
was born in Kettering Jul. 17, 1991. He attended Incarnation Grade
School, Alter HS, Univ. of Cincinnati and was currently working
toward a BS in Electrical Engineering at Sinclair. He played several
sports and was proud to be the Middle Linebacker for the Alter football program that won back-to-back State Championships in 2008
& 2009. He was fun-loving and adventurous to the end. Among
other things, his handsome green eyes, warm smile, strong hugs,
deep conversations, bright mind, vibrant spirit and limitless ability to
make us laugh will be painfully missed. In lieu of flowers, the family
requests that donations be made to a memorial fund that has been
established to be used for a special improvement project at Alter HS
in Cody’s honor. Donations can be made at www.youcaring.com/
codyconleyfund.
Jim Paxson Sr. dies at 81
By David Jablonski
Excerpt from Dayton Daily News
University of Dayton basketball legend Jim
Paxson Sr. has died at 81, UD confirmed.
While the mission of the school is primarily for the
growth and development of our students in a Christcentered environment, and our students are so
generous in all of the clothing and food drives, it is so
heart-warming to hear how the entire community lives
our mission here at Alter.
The Springfield native played high school
basketball at Catholic Central and starred
for the Flyers in the 1950s before playing
in the NBA with the Minneapolis Lakers
and Cincinnati Royals. He was inducted
into the UD Hall of Fame in 1976.
As we approach the Season of Thanksgiving, may we
be mindful that the best way to express our gratitude
to God for our blessings in life is to share them with
others. After all, when all is said and done, we never
know when our need and time for support may occur.
Tragedies often catch us by surprise. Faith enables us
to endure forever. Faith is what Alter is all about. Caring
for one another is the best expression of our Catholic
Faith.
“He was a heck of a teammate, the leader of a great basketball team
and a lot of people will miss him,” his former teammate Bucky Bockhorn
said.
Fr. Jim
Paxson’s sons, Jim ‘75 and John ‘79, both Alter High School graduates,
also played in the NBA and are members of the Ohio Basketball Hall of
Fame.
He is also the father of Molly ’77, Mike and Maggie ’93. He is the
grandfather of Chris Thomas ’99, Melissa Thomas ’02, Katie Laravie
’07, Jacob Laravie ’12 and Joe Laravie ’16.
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From the Principal
Lourdes Lambert
How Emotionally
Intelligent Are You?
Dear Families:
As you know, it is
always our goal at
Alter High School to
educate the whole
student in new and
creative ways. This
school year, we have
set off on a new endeavor at our school in
our attempt to continuously improve our
school and the quality of education we
provide to our students. Our freshman class
is participating in a pilot program focusing on
exploring emotional intelligence. Research is
showing us that emotional intelligence is just
as important as intellectual ability because
it helps us understand and manage our
interactions with others, and we all know
how influential relationships are, and how
paramount they are to our ultimate success.
Basically, if you have high emotional
intelligence you are able to recognize and
manage your own emotional state as well
as read the emotional states of others with
whom you interact. By being self-aware and
sensitive to the needs of others, emotional
intelligence helps you understand and relate
better to them, form healthier relationships,
achieve greater academic success, and lead
a more fulfilling life overall. Though this sounds
basic, it is actually a very complex process
that allows our students to dig deep within
themselves and get to know themselves more
fully. This self-awareness will hopefully lead to
greater self-management, social awareness,
and relationship management.
There are many companies that are currently
training their employees in emotional
intelligence, and I am so enthusiastic to offer
our students yet another competitive edge in
a very competitive world. I am also excited
that our students will have the opportunity to
see themselves in a different light – hopefully
in the light that they were created. It is my
hope that this process will not only yield more
emotionally intelligent students, but students
who will appreciate themselves and how
unique and beautiful they truly are for they
were created in our God’s image, and it is His
light that shines through them.
I thank you for your support of our school and
all of our programs. Please don’t hesitate to
contact me if you’d like further information
on our journey and exploration of emotional
intelligence.
Love and prayers,
Lourdes Lambert
Principal
PRINCIPAL’S
COFFEE
November 5th 9am
Before Mass
Cafeteria
For parents of prospective
students
Join Mrs. Lambert for questions about Alter,
discussion about Alter’s application and admission process and a tour of the school. Get
all your questions answered and join us for
Mass - see Alter at its best!
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Campus Ministry
Dave Conard
From the Library
Happenings in
Campus Ministry!
As we look forward
to November and
All Saints Day and All
Souls Day this weekend, the Church
traditionally remembers those who have
died. We will have an
all-school Mass on Wednesday, November
5th at 10:10 am at St. Charles. Before Mass
students will have the opportunity to write
names of friends and loved ones they would
especially like to pray for. During Mass, these
names will be brought forward and we will
remember in a special way all those in the
Alter community who have passed away. All
members of the Alter community are welcome to join us for Mass.
Christie Sanderman
Alter High School was proud
to host young adult fantasy
writer Cinda Williams
Chima on Tuesday Oct.
21st. In attendance were two
English classes, a Creative
Writing class, and 47 eighth
graders from St. Charles.
Cinda is the author of several
New York Times bestsellers
and her latest fantasy book, “The Sorcerer Heir”
was just released last week. Students greatly enjoyed
hearing her speak about her experiences as a writer
and where she draws inspiration from and we wish
her the best of luck in the future!
On November 25th, we will have our annual Mass of Thanksgiving. This year we are
pleased to welcome Fr. Dan Schmitmeyer,
the director of the Vocations Office at The
Archdiocese of Cincinnati, as our presider.
He will talk to our students about vocations
and responding to God’s call in our lives.
Applications for summer mission and service
trips will be available to students next week.
This year we are excited to offer a service
learning experience in Mexico in addition
to our Guatemala Mission trip that we have
offered in the past. Students will be receiving more information about both of these
trips next week. There will also be a meeting
for interested students and their parents on
Thursday, November 6th at 7:00 in the cafeteria.
Dewey
The Knight
We took some pictures
of Alter’s resident Hawk
(who Mrs. Sanderman
has named Dewey)
outside the Library window this Wednesday.
Photo credits:
Audrey Miller and
Bettina Magnusen
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freshmen
From Guidance
Shannon Brown & Kati Fulk
Mrs. Brown and Ms. Fulk will be meeting with freshmen
students for individual conferences very soon. These
very informal meetings allow the counselors to meet
again with freshmen and check in on how their transition
to high school is continuing, answer any questions the
students may have, and just help the students to understand the role their counselor plays in their high school
experience.
all students
seniors
Another busy college application season is well
underway and the Class of 2015 has been doing a
fantastic job of staying on top of all the steps in the
process. Please be reminded of the following deadlines for submission of transcript requests:
• Applications with a December 1st deadline must
be received in the Guidance office by Monday,
November 3rd.
All Students:
As always, if a student is experiencing academic challenges in the classroom, contacting the teacher directly to find
help is the best way to help relieve the issues. Parents and
students are always welcome to talk with the counselors
about any concerns here at Alter by calling, emailing, or
by making an appointment in the office with Mrs. Rupper.
• Applications needing to be mailed prior to
Christmas break must be received in the Guidance office by Friday, November 7th.
Once sent, it can take several weeks for the university to process as they are receiving many applications
this time of year. If at any time there are questions
or concerns regarding this often-stressful process,
please don’t hesitate to contact one of the counselors
or Mrs. Rupper.
Planning is also underway for Alter’s annual Financial Aid Night. This informational session provides
much need advice and direction on the financial aid
process for both public and private universities. The
event is anticipated for early December and information will be forthcoming as soon as finalized.
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a glimpse at october
All-School Right to Life Mass
Homecoming Court
Court Costumes!
Spirit Chains & Food Collections
Jocelyn Meyer & Alex Pack
Rainy Homecoming Game
Homecoming Dance
Scene from the Fall Play
Scene from the Fall Play
Author, Immaculee Ilibagiza, spoke to
Alter students in October
Hall of Fame Assembly
Steve Martino’s HOF Final Message
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super science
Helen McHenry, a sophomore in
Honors Chemistry, is continuing her
science fair project that she began last
year at The University of Dayton with
her mentor; this project was given
approval to expand its trials. Helen
is identified separately as being the
propagator of the entire project.
cancer
research
Girls Basketball Joins Fight
On November 7th, Mrs. Butler will take the AP Biology
students and three freshmen students (that have science fair topics connected to cancer research) to hear
Dr. Sam Rhine’s presentation at the Genetic Update
Conference. Students have been lucky to attend for
several years now, and all of them talk about the benefit of this conference. Dr. Sam Rhine reiterates the
genetics taught in class and then gets into all of the
research that has been going on in recent years that’s
not in the textbooks. This year’s topic deals with the
Genetics of Cancer.
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NOVEMBER 11
Prayer Service at 7:00 PM in Chapel, followed
by Booster meeting at 7:30 in cafeteria
DECEMBER 12
Booster Christmas Party
6:30 PM Prayer Service, followed by the
party in main lobby
The girls’ basketball team joined the
Making Strides for Breast Cancer walk on
October 18th in downtown Dayton (starting and ending at 5/3 field). They have
participated each year for over 10 years.
Each year, some of the basketball alumni
and their mothers join them as well.
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TALKS
Our Horizons in Medicine and STEM students
were treated to three STEM TALKS in October. Dr. Patricia Abboud, MD, and Division
Head at Dayton Children’s and Associate
Professor at Wright State Boonshoft School
of Medicine spoke early in the month. She
shared information on career changes
from her own pathway to medical school.
Dr. Abboud gave advice about the medical profession and answered questions
from students.
Next in October’s lineup was Dr. James
Ouellete, DO, and Associate Professor of
Surgical Oncology at Wright State Boonshoft School of Medicine. Dr. Ouellete’s
specialty, robotic assisted surgery for abdominal cancers, was the topic of his presentation to Alter students. Students also
viewed videos of surgeries as Dr. Ouellete
explained new procedures and talked
about cancers of the abdomen.
The month of speakers closed with three Alter grads, Jen Hurtibise, Matt Knapke, and
Eric Thuney, sharing their experience leading them to medical school. They shared
the impact of attending Alter High School
and what med school is actually like! They
fielded questions from the attendees and
shared practical advice. All three are juniors at Boonshoft School of Medicine.
Our STEM TALKS continue to encourage our
students in the fields of science, engineering, math, and technology. Stay tuned as
the program continues!
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TURKEY DRIVE
The Annual turkey Drive collection will begin Tuesday, November 4th and go
through Tuesday, November 11th. Each year we raise about $7,500 to purchase
around 500 turkeys to deliver to four different area food pantries (250 at Thanksgiving and 250 at Christmas). This has been a tradition at Alter for over 30 years.
We will collect money from students at the end of 8th period each day. The
winning homeroom will get pizza and drinks and the top homerooms will receive
homemade cookies.
We ask students to give
up buying a soda or
cookies at lunch to
donate. Any parents
who would like to donate are welcome to
do so. Checks to Alter
H.S.
8TH GRADE
SHADOW
DAYS
THE FIRST FRESHMAN SOCIAL
NOVEMBER 2!
Get to Know Your Fellow Knights
A Hayride and Bonfire
Sunday, November 2, 2014 4 pm - 8pm
Gilbert’s Party Barn
2146 Trebein Rd. Beavercreek, OH 45385
Tickets will be on sale October 29-31 during
lunch
Cost is $15. Students can also order T-shirts for
$10
Questions should be directed to Stephanie Suttman at [email protected].
We are also pleased to announce the scheduled
dates for our other three events this year. Please
mark your calendars for:
December 13, 2014
February 28, 2015
April 25, 2015
Schedule a shadow day at Alter for your 8th grader!
Contact Mary Ruth Shearer today!
937.428.5394
click: alterhs.org
freshmen
parent
seminar
We are planning a Freshman Parent Seminar on Tuesday Nov.18th
and Wednesday Nov. 19th. The
sessions will begin at 7:00pm in
the Taylor Lab. We will introduce
the parents to the Taylor Lab and
share how it can be beneficial
for the students and parents. We
will also go over the Alter Knight
Connection Planner. We will be
limited to 25 persons per sesssion.
The parents will need to email
Mr. Kokenge at [email protected] to resevere a spot.
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Congratulations 2014 Hall of Fame Inductees
Distinguished Inductees
Steve Martino ‘77
Dave Schoettmer ‘86
Past Faculty & Staff
Mr. Stan Troha
Steve Martino
Dave Schoettmer
Dan Kronauge
Mike Castleforte
Stan Troha
Bob Helmers
Athletic Inductees
Bob Helmers ‘69
Dan Kronauge ‘88
Mike Castleforte ‘00
Men’s State Championship
Basketball Team ‘99
The Men’s State Championship Basketball Team ‘99
NO SHAVE NOVEMBER
Bring in $15 for your
“No Shave November” wristband available through Student Council Members!
This will allow you to NOT to adhere to
the student code of shaving.
All proceeds benefit Prostate Cancer
Research.
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ALTER football
After dispatching Carroll 49-0, and clinching the GCL Coed
Title, the Knights now settle into CJ week. Forget about Ohio
State - Michigan, Alabama - Auburn, or Duke - North Carolina,
it doesn’t get any better than Alter - CJ! And, to tops things off,
it’s Senior Night.
It was a clean sweep over the Patriots program last week as
the Reserve team defeated Carroll 7-6 and the Freshman won
49-14. Adding to the celebration, the 8th Grade South Dayton
Knights team defeated Carroll 16-8 (Double OT) in the Championship game of the Southwest Ohio Catholic League.
Get your alter/cj
50th
Anniversary
program at the
game tonight!
Alter’s Freshman team successfully completed a 7-0 season with
a 49-14 victory over Carroll.
Congratulations to the JV team who also had a winning 8-0
season, scoring a combined 222 pts and allowing only 38 pts
scored by their opponents. Go Knights!
kickoff 7pm at
springboro
The girls volleyball team
will play Kenton Ridge on
Saturday at 2PM at
Wilmington Hs in the
Regional Finals.
A win earns them a trip to
State!
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september alter sports book
Good Luck
Girls XC!
2014 High School
State Championships
November 1st
National Trail
Congratulations
Lauren Hawley
and
Amanda Showalter
Girls
Doubles Tennis
State Champions
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MARCHING BAND NEWS
Todd Tucker
Director of Bands
Conservatory for the Arts Fine Arts Department Chair
The Alter Marching Knights are polishing their program and getting ready
to defend their MSBA State Championship title for the third year in a row.
If the Knights are able to accomplish this feat they will tie the record for
most consecutive State Championship wins! They are thrilled again this
year to be accompanied by 27 amazing Lancerettes. This epic battle
of bands takes place on Saturday, Nov. 8th at Shea
Stadium in Norwood Ohio. They will perform at 3:45pm.
Good luck to this talented group of musicians, color
guard, dancers and staff!
The Marching Knights would like to thank all parents,
family, grandparents, friends, students and teachers
that attended (or bought raffle tickets) for the Carvers
Jazz nights and the Dublin Pub Fundraisers. We would
also like to thank the Trace Band and all parents
involved in organizing these events for the students.
The funds raised will help to send this amazing band
and Lancerettes to the National Bands of America
competition held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis,
Indiana on Nov. 13-15th. Competing at the National
level is a blessing and honor and our Marching Knights
will make us proud as they show the rest of the nation
what our “little band” can do!
If you weren’t able to support the band through one of
the fundraisers there is always an excellent opportunity
to support through the Market Day Fundraiser. The
program provides restaurant quality food products
from the same vendors that supply many upscale
restaurants. Market Day products are competitively
priced and our organization will earn profit on your
purchases. You can order online and pick up at Alter!
The next order deadline is Nov. 18th and pickup would
be Sat. Nov. 22nd. For more information please visit
altermusicassociation.org.
You can always follow your Alter Marching Knights and
all ensembles in the music department by liking our
Facebook page at Alter High School Bands.
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Congratulations
Alter Castle
Players on your
outstanding
performances!
BRAVO!
LOTS OF
LAUGHS
The Improv show is
Saturday, November 1st.
Currently we have 2 West
Carrollton teams, 2 CJ
teams, 1 Carroll team, and 2
Alter teams set to compete.
Cost is $5 at the door—
Alter’s gymnasitorium.
C U THERE!
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NOVEMBER 2014
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
XC State Meet
@ National Trail
Raceway
Sunday
2
SAT Prep Class
6pm
Improv Night
7pm in Gym
3
College VisitWestern New
England University
& Ohio University
4
Shadow Day at Alter
College VisitSt. Mary’s College
Creative Arts Club
Meeting @ 3:15
5
Cross Country
Banquet
6
7
8
Band State
Championship
9
SAT Prep Class
6pm
13
Key Club Meeting
7:40 am
14
Band National
Championship
15
Band National
Championship
16
OPEN HOUSE
1-4pm
College Visit-
Wittenberg University
All School Mass
Graduate
Services Pick Up
College VisitUniversity of
Kentucky
10
11
STEM TALKS
12
2 Hour Delay
Shadow Day at Alter
Band National
Championship
Booster Prayer
Service 7pm
Booster Meeting 7:30
17
18
STEM TALKS
19
20
SAT Prep Class
6pm
21
Freshman Parent
Seminar
22
High School
Placement Test
8:15am
SAT Prep Class
6pm
Shadow Day at Alter
24
25
All School Mass
Shadow Day at Alter
23
Girls’ Basketball
Parent Meeting
Noon
26
Thanksgiving
Break (No School)
27
Thanksgiving
Break (No School)
28
Thanksgiving
Break (No School)
29
30
Be sure to check the online calendar, sports, and
daily announcements for updates.
alterhs.org
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November Lunch Menu
November 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
Offered Daily
2
Grinder subs 3.00
Peanut butter and
Jelly sandwich 1.50
Fruit .75
Salads 3.00
9
Wraps 2.50
Veggie trays 1.50
Cookies [email protected]
16
23
30
Chicken Tenders
Mashed Potato
Corn
$3.50
Burger Bar
w/ French Fries
$3.50
Buffalo Quesadillas
w/ Chips & Salsa
$3.50
3
10
17
24
4
Pasta Bar
Mac & Cheese
Chili Dogs
$3.50
11
$3.50
Beef Teriyaki Stir Fry
w/ White Rice
Eggroll
Chicken Patty Day
w/ Tater Tots
& Corn
$3.50
$3.50
Cincy' Style Chili
3-Ways & Coneys
Pasta Bar
$3.50
Enchilada Day
Pan Pizza
Beef, Chicken, or Cheese Boneless Wings
Chips & Salsa
$3.50
Cheesesteak Day
w/ French Fries
18
25
Brunch for Lunch
Pancakes
Bacon or Sausage
Hash Brown
$3.50
NO SCHOOL
5
12
19
26
Soft Tacos
w/ Chips & Salsa
$3.50
Walking Taco Day
or
Nacho Bar
$3.00
6
13
20
$2.50
Pan Pizza
Bone-less Wings
$2.50
General Tso's Chicken
Rice & Broccoli
Fortune Cookie
Pan Pizza
Chicken Baskets
$3.50
$2.50
NO SCHOOL
27
7
8
14
15
21
22
28
29
Pan Pizza
Chicken Baskets
NO SCHOOL
$2.50
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Be sure to check the online calendar, sports, and
daily announcements for updates.
alterhs.org
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Knight
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A WINTER BALL CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS AT ALTER HIGH SCHOOL
Friday, January 30, 2015
HELP US FINISH THE JOB FOR THE ALTER ARTS WING
These sponsorships are early registration opportunities.
Any remaining individual tickets will be available for purchase this fall, but table requests will not be avialable without a full table purchase.
Star of the Show Sponsorship
10,000
$
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Director Sponsorship
6 Tables Available
Table for Ten - Guests of your choice
Preferred A Level Seating
40 drink tickets
Table signage
Top position: Logo and advertising on “save the date”
mailing, invitation, tickets, website, program and posters
Logo recognition banner displayed for 12 months
surrounding event
Included in all media and PR for the event and all events
leading
1 LEFT
5,000
$
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Table for Ten - Guests of your choice
Preferred B Level Seating
30 drink tickets
Table signage
Second position: Logo and advertising on website,
program and posters
Logo recognition banner displayed for 12 months
surrounding event
3 LEFT
Spotlight Sponsorship
2,500
$
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14 Tables Available
Table for Ten - Guests of your choice
20 drink tickets
Table signage
Logo and advertising on program and website
4 LEFT
$
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16 Tables Available
Table Sponsorship
1,500
12 Tables Available
Table for Ten - Guests of your choice
20 drink tickets
Listing in program
2 LEFT
Contact Rick Willits for more information about supporting this exciting event!
[email protected] or (937)428-5330
PLEASE RESERVE MY TABLE FOR THE KNIGHT OF THE ARTS!
Mail to: Alter HS Attention: Knight of the Arts
940 E. David Road Kettering OH 45429
$10,000 Table
$5,000 Table
$2,500 Table
$1,500 Table
Name of Company or Family:
Address:
Email:
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ARCHBISHOP ALTER HIGH SCHOOL
6th through 12th Graders and Families
Sunday, November 16th 1-4pm
Please visit our dynamic campus and learn more about
academics, campus ministry, arts, clubs and athletics.
Faith
Pride & Spirit
1:1
Technology
Facility
Improvements
Academic
Support & Excellence
Conservatory
for the Arts
2014 Alter Graduates:
99
% attending
college this fall
& one enlisted
military
s t em
26 15.5
1201 100%
Every Alter Student
takes the ACT test
with an average
composite of:
$
75% of graduates offered
million in
scholarships
SAT average
Governors Award for Excellence in STEM Education
20 Science Fair students moved on to State, 4 earned PERFECT scores
3rd place in the Regional Science Olympiad
Participation in Christ-centered
Retreats, Integrated Service
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