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Crusader Connection
Holy Cross Catholic School exists to educate the whole child spiritually and academically, preparing them to be responsible and
respectful members of the global community with Jesus as our model.
Volume 1, Issue 27
March 26, 2015
Crusader Celebration Corner
Roundup at the Ranch
VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED
The deadline for submitting the volunteer signup was yesterday, March 25, and there are still open spots to be
filled. Most shifts are scheduled for two hours in order to allow everyone to enjoy the evening. Please remember that all
families commit to working two volunteer shifts at specific fundraisers, and this is your last chance to fulfill hours for this year.
Families not completing the shifts will be billed $100 per shift. Those who have not fulfilled the commitment and have
not signed up by March 31 will be called. Even if you have completed your hours, please consider helping out at the
auction. Working together for the good of the school benefits everyone, and is a fulfilling way to model service to our kids.
Please be generous with your time and pitch in where you are able!
Help is needed in the following areas and times:
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Tending Bar (all shifts)—6 needed
Serve drinks at one of three bars. Must complete server training.
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VIP Check-in (4-6 PM)—1 needed
Assist VIP guests with check in, bid numbers, coat check.
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Check-in (4-7 PM)—1 needed
Assist guests with check-in, bid numbers, game card purchase.
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Parking (4-7 PM)—1 needed
Assist guests by shuttling in golf cart from parking lot to door.
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Dining Room Host (4:45-6 PM, 6-7:15 PM)—3 needed
Escort guests to tables for dinner seating.
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Serve VIP Tables (6-8 PM)—3 needed
Serve food and beverages to guests at VIP tables, clear tables.
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Bus Tables (4:45-6:15 PM, 6:15-7:45 PM)—7 needed
Clear dining tables of dinnerware and beverages as guests finish.
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Check-out (7:30-10:30 PM)—2 needed
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Check-out (9-10:30 PM)—1 needed
Assist check-out heads with totaling purchases and collecting payments.
Catholic Schools Raffle
Results
Lenten Opportunity
Thank you to all of the families who participated in the
Catholic United Financial Catholic Schools Raffle. Holy
Cross Catholic School raised $9,655! The drawing took
place on March 19. The following are the winners:
2015 Ford Escape SUV or $25,000 cash
Jeff Higgins - Pillager, MN
Dream Vacation Package
Kristi Juenke - Farmington, MN
Timberwolves Ticket Packages for 2
Mary Losinski - Cary, NC
Missy Mitzel - Elk River, MN
Troy LeFevre - Jamestown, ND
2-night Family Getaways at Mall of America
Missy Johnson - St. Joseph, MN
Kim and Thomas Hawkins - Kilkenny, MN
North Shore Getaway Packages for 2
Derek Schramm - St. Paul, MN
Marya Albrecht - Little Falls, MN
iPad Air - 16GB, WiFi enabled
Cindy Lureen - Jamestown, ND
Janet Och - Maplewood, MN
Rich Wiering - Tyler, MN
Karrie Scholtes - Wilmont, MN
Doreen Johnson - Jefferson, SD
Advanced Elements Advanced Frame Inflatable Kayaks
Gary Noterman - Adams, MN
Dinh Nguyen - Blaine, MN
Helen Luberacki - Minneapolis, MN
GoPro Hero 3+ High Performance Cameras
Tammy Hoeger - Winona, MN
Rich Frenning - Maplewood, MN
Doris Kalthoff - Richmond, MN
Jared Schaeffer -Taopi, MN
Jacob Sandte - Dodge Center, MN
$150 Gift Cards to Amazon.com
Burt Martin - Jamestown, ND
Judy Kilian Weber - Golden Valley, MN
Keri Johnson - Albany, MN
Kathy Heimer - Adams, MN
Leon Schaffer - Fairmont, MN
Joe and Rose Crone - Mesa, AZ
Jen DeBettignies - Sauk Rapids, MN
Berni Doll - Richmond, MN
Scott Halvorson - Faribault, MN
Erik Brom - Winona, MN
Margie Freitag - Renville, MN
David Wiste - Adams, MN
Jenn Schaefer - Inver Grove Heights, MN
Josh Houk - Rapid City, SD
Mitchell Lee - Hibbing, MN
$100 VISA Gift Cards
Jackie Walz - Waite Park, MN
Janet Plotz - Clements, MN
Justin Braun - Shakopee, MN
Julene Faber - Cold Spring, MN
Louis Dessellier - Coon Rapids, MN
Ken Lawinger - Sauk Centre, MN
Anh Tuyet Tran - Maple Grove, MN
Jodi Martinez - Howard Lake, MN
Paul Zimmer - Madison Lake, MN
Laura Spading - Rochester, MN
Bryce Burmeister - Crookston, MN
Russ Stasney - Montgomery, MN
Travis Schuett - Welcome, MN
Dave Schultz - Janesville, MN
Jim Klinefelter - Rapid City, SD
On Friday, March 27, Mrs. Simon’s husband, Eric, will
be speaking at St. Nicholas about his conversion
experience to Catholicism from Judaism. Please join us
at 6:30 PM for Stations of the Cross, a soup supper, and
the talk. The event is free and registration is not
required. With questions, please email Kathy Chlan at
kathyc@holycrossschool.net.
Crusader Celebration Thanks
This week we recognize our “Marshal Table” Sponsors
who donated $1,000 to the Crusader Celebration:
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Badger Excavating
Richard and Margaret Ganyo
The Havlicek Family
Father Thomas McCabe
R&L Woodcraft
Ralph and Geralda Wagner
St. Nicholas Knights of Columbus
The Whistle Stop Tavern
Holy Cross Catholic School is so grateful for their
continued generosity and support. Please support their
businesses and remember them in your prayers!
Thank you, St. Nicholas KCs!
The St. Nicholas Knights of Columbus recently
presented Holy Cross Catholic School with a check for
$11,000, which includes proceeds from several
fundraisers, such as the annual gun raffle, pancake
breakfast, and Christmas tree sale. The money will be
used for new student Bibles, library books, and other
necessary expenses. Holy Cross extends our deepest
gratitude to the Knights for their continued generosity.
Please support them by volunteering at next year’s
Christmas tree sale!
Thank you from the CPO
The members of the Holy Cross CPO would like to thank all
the parents who volunteered to help at the Middle School
Lock-in on March 6. The event was a big success thanks
to your help! Special thanks go out to:
 Kiersten Dahl-Shetka for her awesome facepainting.
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Generation Home Center and Cassy Simon for
use of the bean bag boards.
 Subway and Sarah Pavek for the bottles of water,
cookies, and Subway coupons and gift bags.
Pennies for Patients
Congratulations to Holy Cross students for surpassing
their $900 goal for cancer research for the Pennies for
Patients collection. Students raised $925.28! The
Kindergarten class raised the most per student. Well
done, students!
DATES
TO
REMEMBER
MARCH 27
STATIONS OF THE CROSS (8:15 AM)—GRADE 7
MARCH 30
SCRIP DUE
FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN FIELD TRIP (GRADES 5-8)
SOFTBALL PRACTICE-PITCHERS AND CATCHERS
BASEBALL PRACTICE
SOFTBALL TEAM PICTURES
MARCH 31
BASEBALL PRACTICE
3-D PRINTING CLASS (3:30-5:30 PM)
BASEBALL TEAM PICTURES
BARTENDER TRAINING FOR AUCTION (6:30 PM, MHT IN VESELI)
APRIL 1
MASS (8:15 AM) – KINDERGARTEN LITURGY
APRIL 2-6
NO SCHOOL—HOLY W EEK AND EASTER BREAK
APRIL 11
CRUSADER CELEBRATION, DOORS OPEN AT 4 PM
April 2015
Holy Cross Catholic School
1
Tacos with trimmings, refried
beans, applesauce
6
NO SCHOOL
7
Spaghetti, garlic bread, raw
veggies, lettuce salad, pears
13
Hamburger on a bun, tater
tots, lettuce salad with raw
veggies, pears
20
Hotdish, green beans, raw
veggies, fruit crisp
Ham, Scalloped Potatoes,
corn, peaches
21
Turkey, mashed potatoes,
Gravy, carrots, jell-o
27
Sloppy Joes, tri-taters, baked
beans, fresh fruit, rice krispy
bar
22
Chicken nuggets, rice,
peas, icy juicy
28
Chicken taco with trimmings,
refried beans, applesauce
9
Italian Dunkers, lettuce salad,
peaches, donuts
10
Scrambled eggs, French
toast, sausage, applesauce
16
Lasagna, breadstick, fruit
salad, carrots
17
Shrimp poppers, macaroni
and cheese, lettuce salad,
pineapple
23
Pizza, lettuce salad with raw
veggies, green beans,
apple
29
2
NO SCHOOL
Diced chicken, mashed
potatoes, green beans,
banana
15
4
14
Corn Dog, black beans,
French fries, mandarin
oranges
NO SCHOOL
8
BBQ Pork on a bun,
potato wedges, pickles,
peaches
3
2
24
Lunch meat sandwich,
soup, crackers, lettuce,
pickles, mixed fruit
30
Breaded Chicken Patty,
peas, raw veggies, fresh fruit
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Summer Splash
With the School Sisters of Notre Dame
For Daughters and Moms or Significant Female Adults
Girls completing 6th, 7th or 8th grade AND
Summer Splash Alumnae of any age – with their moms
170 Good Counsel Drive, Mankato, MN 56001
June 26-27, 2015
Registration deadline: June 20 · Cost $75 per pair
SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME invite moms and daughters to “Splash”
into the beginning of summer with a little bonding time on Our Lady of Good
Counsel Campus in Mankato. Summer Splash includes a blend of activities
designed to strengthen the mother-daughter connection and provide an inside
look at the Sisters’ lives.
The Summer Splash is open to girls and their moms or significant female adults.
It begins at 1 p.m. on Friday, June 26, and ends after supper on Saturday, June 27.
All meals are included.
Highlights include an overnight stay, creative and educational activities, BINGO
with the Sisters, time to enjoy a walk around our peaceful campus, and prayer in
our Good Counsel Chapel.
Questions? Contact Sister Dorothy Zeller, SSND
507-389-4229 or 507-514-2296 dzeller@ssndcp.org
Register online at www.ssndcentralpacific.org/summer-splash-2015
LIVING HISTORY SUMMER CAMP
At the Rice County Historical Society
June 15 —June 19, 2015: 8:30 – 12:00 (*)
$50 members, $60 non-members
Participants must be entering 4th through 6th grade in the fall.
MONDAY 6/15 – FUR TRADERS AND NATIVE AMERICANS
Join us in the days of the Native Americans and Fur Traders. Dressing up, using a
flint and steel, cooking some traditional food, playing games and making a pouch out
of leather or wool will be some of the things we do.
TUESDAY 6/16 – PIONEER LIFE
We will move “forward” to the time of the early settlers. We’ll dress up and do activities
they would have done including grinding wheat into flour, making butter, using a small
loom, playing pioneer games, and other activities.
WEDNESDAY 6/17 – ONE ROOM SCHOOL
Everyone has been to school, but Living History Campers will get a chance to attend
a one-room school on this day. Join us for lessons from early 1900s textbooks and
play some classroom and outdoor games.
THURSDAY 6/18 – MILLING IN RICE COUNTY
This is our field trip day. We will be on the road visiting the sites of some of the
early mills in our county. We’ll start with a restored mill in Morristown, view
Northfield’s Ames Mill and visit Dundas along the way.
* Note: This day will be extended to 3pm to accommodate the fieldtrip.
FRIDAY 6/19 – FAMILY HISTORY
Friday will be our day to make a family history booklet and then during the last part of the morning we will
share the week’s experiences with your family and friends.
HISTORY CAMP APPLICATION FORM
JUNE 15—JUNE 19, 2015
Name ____________________________________Age__________ Grade in 2015/16 _________________________
Address _____________________________________________Phone _____________________________________
Guardian’s Name ____________________________________Alternate Phone: ______________________________
Mail application & payment to: Rice County Historical Society, 1814 Northwest 2nd Avenue, Faribault, MN 55021
RCHS Member (Y/N) _____
Payment enclosed $_____($50 members / $60 non-members)
How did you hear about the Living History Summer Camp? _________________________________
We are so grateful for the generosity of
our supporters, which last year allowed
us to raise $19,000 to replace outdated
computers in the student computer lab
and some classrooms. While we have
made excellent progress in upgrading
technology, our need still remains. It is
so important to our school that
students have access to educational
tools, that our teachers can utilize the
best teaching methods, and that our
school can stay competitive with the
public schools in this area. Part two of
our technology plan will address these
needs. We hope to upgrade the rest of
the staff computers, increase the
internet capability in the building, and
provide Chromebooks for the middle
school.
Replace Computers in Student Lab
Replace Computers for Some Teachers
Cost: $19,000
Replace Rest of Staff Computers
YEAR 2:
PROGRAM PLANS
This year’s Crusader Celebration
will once again include a Fund-ANeed appeal to support the second
year of our Technology Initiative.
YEAR 1:
Technology Initiative
Upgrade Bandwidth for Internet Service
Purchase Chromebooks for Middle School
Cost: $24,000
The cost for the second phase of
this Technology Initiative is
$24,000. This is a large goal, but
PROGRAM COST
one we are confident we can
achieve by working together.
Please prayerfully consider how
you can share your blessings to
help Holy Cross reach this goal. If
you are not able to attend the
event, or wish to give
anonymously, please contact Anne
Fredrickson at 952-652-6100.
H O L Y
C R O S S
C A T H O L I C
S C H O O L
Phone: 952-652-6100
Fax: 952-652-6102
E-mail:
annef@holycrossschool.net
www.holycrossschool.net
Holy Cross Catholic School
6100 37th Street West
Webster, MN 55088
Because by His holy cross
He has redeemed the world
Stations - Soup Supper - Speaker
Friday, March 27th,
Please join us beginning at 6:30pm for:
 Stations of the Cross
 Soup Supper (Hosted by the Cursillo group)
 Guest Speaker, Eric Simon
Our guest speaker, Eric Simon, will give witness to his
conversion from Judaism to Catholicism with a question
and answer session following his talk.
This is a free event and registration is not required.
For questions, please email:
Kathy Chlan @ KathyC@holycrossschool.net or
Jean Moeller @ Maulor@msn.com