ALL SOULS CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWSLETTER OCTOBER 2008

On Tuesday, November 11th, from 2:00pm - 6:00pm Fontaine Apparel will be in the Social Hall for sizing and ordering uniforms. They will also have fall inventory

on hand, long pants and sweaters. This is an excellent chance to take advantage of purchasing additional uniforms.

SCHOOL UNIFORMS ON CAMPUS

SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR

The Scholastic book fair will be on campus Tuesday, No-vember 10th through Friday, November 14th. The Book Fair is generally open before and after school for students and families to purchase books and other Scholastic mer-chandise. Students will have the opportunity to visit the Book Fair during a class period as well. Volunteering for the Book Fair is another great way to earn Bear Tracks. Please contact the Development Office you haven’t already volunteered to help.

Please make note on your calendar the two hurricane make up days…

Wednesday, November 26th Friday, January 16th

These are for the two days of school lost due to Tropical Storm Fay.

HURRICANE MAKE UP DAYS

During the month of October, yearbooks can be reserved for the Early Bird purchase price of $43.00. After October, the purchase price is $53.00. Order forms can be obtained in the School Office or by contacting Mr. Reynolds.

PARISH DIRECTORY PICTURES

Families having their pictures taken for the upcoming Parish directory will receive a FREE 8 X 10 picture. The sessions start on Monday, October 13th and will run through Sunday, October 19th. Appointments can be made by visiting the church’s website www.allsoulssanford.org or by phoning the Parish office 407-322-3795. No purchase is necessary to receive the FREE 8 X 10 family photograph.

RESERVE A YEARBOOK NOW FOR $10 OFF

Bishop Moore will hold their annual Open House for all prospective students on Sunday, November 16th from 1:00pm-4:00pm. Applications for the freshman 2009/2010 entrance exams will be mailed to all the local Catholic Middle Schools in November. The application must be completed and returned to Bishop Moore along with the $75.00 fee prior to taking the entrance exam. The Entrance Exam is scheduled for Saturday, December 6, 2008 from 8:45am - 12:15pm. Additional information can be found on the Bishop Moore website under the admissions quick link but-ton. Father Lopez will hold their 2009/2010 Freshman entrance exam on Saturday, December 6th. For information regard-ing the exam please contact Michelle Copeland at 386-253-5213. Father Lopez Student Ambassadors will be on cam-pus on Thursday, October 9th to speak with 6th, 7th and 8th graders about Father Lopez High School. Seminole County Public Schools will begin taking applica-tions for their Magnet High Schools on Wednesday, October 1st. The deadline to apply for admission for the 2009/2010 school year is December 1st. On Thursday, October 16th Seminole County will hold it’s annual High School Magnet Information Expo at the Educational Support Center located at 400 East Lake Mary Blvd. Additional information regard-ing Open Houses and the admission process can be found at www.scps.k12.fl.us under the School Choice button.

8TH GRADE, IT’S TIME TO THINK ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL

Make your life easier and purchase your very own Bear Facts Pad. If your child has been ill, is going home with a friend or has a doctor’s appointment, all you have to do is check the appropriate box. Purchase your pad from the office for $2 to support Student Council.

IOWA TEST OF BASIC SKILLS TESTING

This week is an important week for 3rd - 8th graders. The Iowa Test of Basic Skills Testing will begin on Monday, Oc-tober 6th and concluded on Friday, October 10th. Students should get plenty of rest and eat a good breakfast. As a re-minder to parents, doctor, dentist and other appointments should not be scheduled during testing time if possible.

DUKE UNIVERSITY TIP TEST BY AUDREY COLEGROVE

Every fall several 7th grade students participate in the Duke TIP testing. Duke TIP testing allows students to set their academic goals early and to target a university or college they may want to attend. It also allows students to be introduced to academically advanced topics they chose through summer programs sponsored by Duke University. The test is one vehicle for Duke University to recognize outstanding stu-dents, which they strive to have in their community.

The 6th grade Retreat scheduled for Friday, October 24th has been changed to Friday, October 31st.

6TH GRADE RETREAT DATE CHANGE

SCHOOL DIRECTORIES

Our school directories are ready!

You can pick yours up in the School Office for a nominal fee of $2.

Thank you to Coach Shontz and the Athletic Club for all their hard work in putting this together.

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY

The National Junior Honor Society will be accepting applica-tions for new members for the year 2008-2009. The applica-tions will be available soon, for seventh and eight graders.

Look for more information in the backpacks!

The 2007-2008 NJHS Induction will take place on

Friday, November 14, 2008.

SEPTEMBER VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH

Congratulations and Thanks to our September Volunteer of the Month!

Mrs. Kathleen Joslyn

Mrs. Joslyn is our chairperson for our Partnership Programs which includes the Box Tops, Coca-Cola points, Campbell Soup Labels, Nestle Water labels, etc. She has spent many hours working on this program which has brought thou-sands of dollars to our school. Mrs. Joslyn is also our chairperson for our Mathew 25 Soci-ety and a homeroom mom. So, thank you for putting so much time and energy into All Souls Catholic School and helping the children. As a token of our appreciation she will receive a white polo shirt embroidered with “All Souls Catholic School Volunteer of the Month.” Have you been submitting your hours? If not, please do so. This is the only way we know how you have been helping out! Just fill in your hours in the Log Book located in the School Office or the Development Office. Or submit your hours with a description and date via email to beartracks@allsoulscatholicschool.org.

DOGS AND CATS AND HORSE, OH MY! BY CARLY QUINN

This year’s Blessing of the Pets was held at the Church on Hwy 46 on Saturday, October 4th. The ceremony promptly began at 10:00am. There was a great turnout with a lot of dogs this year. Blessing of the Pets is when pets are blessed in memory of Saint Francis of Assisi, who loved animals. There have been some pretty outrageous pets at the annual Blessing of the Pets.

Several students were asked “What is the strangest animal you have ever seen at the Blessing of the Pets?”

Hunter Johnson 6th grade stated “Megan Todaro’s dog. It is big as a bear.” “The strangest pets I’ve seen at the Blessing of the Pets are horses” stated Gabby Bornstein 6th grade. Jeremy Freeman 7th grade said, “Once I saw a strange looking bunny at the Blessing of the Pets.”

Years ago the Bible verse Matthew 25 inspired a group of parents to start Matthew 25 Society. This group provides anonymous support in times of celebration such as a birth, and times of special concern like an illness, injury or death. Throughout the years many families have received baskets filled with small gifts as reminders that the ASCS family goes beyond the courtyard gates. This year’s coordinator is Mrs. Kathleen Joslyn.

The Matthew 25 Society is asking for donations of gift cards, in any amount, to a local restaurant, grocery or super stores or small gifts such as word search puzzle books, candy, cof-fee mugs, etc, to fill the baskets. Mrs. Joslyn has also started collecting soda cans to turn in for recycling to help fund the ministry. Just this simple act has netted the Society over $10 to be used towards the care baskets. If you know of a family that is needing a little support please contact Cheri Macher. To assist with this ministry contact Kathleen Joslyn 386-668-7879 or rkjoslyn@aol.com.

MATTHEW 25 SOCIETY - WHAT IS IT?

PREPARING FOR THE SACRAMENTS BY CARLY QUINN

Mary Lou Fess, All Souls’ Religious Education Director, was recently interviewed to find out what goes into prepar-ing for the classes. Mrs. Fess not only purchases text books, schedules speakers, and coordinates teachers for the classes she also prepares the liturgies and meets with parents to dis-cuss the importance of the sacraments. She does this both for First Reconciliation and First Communion. She stated her favorite part of religious education is seeing the eyes and smiles of the children when they understand the meaning of the sacraments.

STUDENTS UNDERSTAND GIVING

Adults understand the importance of tithing and the students of ASCS have learned by example. Mr. Doyle recently re-ceived a letter acknowledging the generosity of the students from the Society of St Vincent de Paul’s secretary, Patricia O’Neill. A portion of last year’s school Mass collection was donated to All Soul’s Society of St Vincent de Paul. The funds will be used to assist people who are in need of rent, utilities, medicine, food, or other necessities of life.

On Monday, October 6th the parent meeting for students taking First Reconciliation and First Communion will take place in the Social Hall at 7:00pm. This meeting is an infor-mational meeting for parents only. The first class for stu-dents is scheduled for Monday, October 20th at 6:30pm sharp in the Historic Chapel.

SACRAMENT PREP CLASSES TO BEGIN

SCHOOL MASS SCHEDULE

Throughout the year, each class from Kindergarten through 8th grade get the opportunity to host School Mass. Students often serve as Altar Servers, Readers, Ushers, Cantors and bringing the Gifts to the Altar. Below is the School Mass Schedule for the year. School Mass generally begins at 8:30am in the Historic Chapel unless otherwise noted. Par-ents, family and friends are always welcome to attend School Mass. October 30th Hosted by 3rd Grade November 14th (NJHS Induction) November 25th Hosted by ASCS Faculty December 5th 9:00am St Nicholas Liturgy of the Word (K-4th grade only) December 8th Hosted by 4th Grade December 17th 9:00am Advent Penance Service January 9th Hosted by 2nd Grade January 26th Hosted by Student Council February 13th Hosted by 1st Grade February 25th Hosted by 8th Grade March 13th 2:15pm Station Of The Cross March 20th Hosted by 6th Grade March 25th 9:00am Lenten Penance Service April 3rd 9:00am Station of the Cross April 23rd Kindergarten, both classes May 8th Hosted by 2nd Grade May 29th Hosted by 7th Grade Additional information and details will be published in the Monday Morning Announcements throughout the school year.

WHO WAS THAT MASKED LADY?

It was during the Friday morning announcements in the Courtyard a lady appeared in a Batman mask. She wasn’t there to fight crime or to perform super hero duties. It was Mrs. Frana. She is EXCITED about this year’s Boo Bash and wanted to let parents and students know it’s time to start preparing for the annual event open to school and parish families.

Mrs. Frana and Mrs. Bledsoe are heading this year’s annual Boo Bash to be held on Friday, October 31st from 6:00pm - 8:00pm on the school campus. Homeroom parents will send out specific information regarding the classroom sponsored games/events.

ASCS students are asked to donate one bag of candy for the event. Make sure your family’s name is clearly marked on the candy to receive (1) Bear Track. Volunteers are need to set up and clean up on Friday, October 31st as well. As with anything involving the students, volunteers must be finger-printed and have passed the Safe Environment Training test prior to helping out.

This year’s Boo Bash will have an exciting twist. First and Second place awards will be given to the two best games/booths. Early reports indicate healthy competition between the classes for the awards. The winners will receive a pop-corn or ice cream party

OCTOBER LUNCHES

For the week ending 9/5 Makayla Kunkel - 1st James Costa - 2nd Abbey Biggs - 2nd Jeanette Pittelkow - 2nd Grace McGaughey - 3rd Ben Valente - 4th Kayla Miller - 4th Garrett Campbell - 6th Kristi Simon 7th For the week ending 9/12 Madison Ahearn - 1st Jessie Freeman - 1st Kathryn Fordham - 2nd Jack Harris - 2nd Mitchell Bornstein -2nd Brad Joslyn - 3rd Rebecca Arrigall-Watkins -3rd Princess DeGuzman -3rd Amanda Cartwright - 3rd Daniel Alvarado - 3rd Cameron Monsees - 4th Kylee Rison - 6th Hunter Sellers - 6th Connor Breeding - 7th Emily Wuenschell - 7th

For the week ending 9/19 Christine Fraustro - 4th Bryan Moerlins -4th Briana Blackley - 6th Abbie Griffin - 7th Nelson Thielen - 8th Cameron Breehl -8th Jared Hemphill - 8th For the week ending 9/25 Emily Stoughton - 1st Tim McGuire - 1st Maggie Frison - 5th Luke Nicholas - 8th Mattie Nicholas - 8th For the week ending 10/3 Riley Gillmore - 1st Micah Patrick - 1st Ethan Florez - 2nd Teresa Hill - 2nd Julia Hinkle - 2nd Olivia Tyler - 2nd Kayla Ruiz - 2nd Sierra Pavlovich - 2nd Elizabeth Gopsill - 2nd Andrea Hill - 6th

SHARING THE LIGHT OF FAITH

FALL MIDDLE SCHOOL DANCE

The first Middle School Dance of the year, sponsored by Student Council, is Friday, October 10th in the Social Hall from 7:00pm-10:00pm. There will be a DJ, door prizes, pizza and snacks for sale. The dress is casual but appropriate. Ad-mission the night of the dance is $6. Middle School students who donate the following items listed below by Thursday; October 9th will have an admission of only $4.

6th grade - a liter bottle of soda 7th grade - $1 8th grade $1

Homeroom teachers will be collecting the donations.

JACOB’S DEDICATION AND HARD WORK

There is a third grader who knows a lot about hard work and dedication, that’s Jacob Hawkins. Jacob trains five to seven days a week and his dedication to martial arts paid off over the summer. He competed in several national martial arts tournaments and placed first or second in a number of them including the US Open World Martial Arts Champi-onships, the world’s largest martial arts tournament. He competed against kids from all over the world and placed second in forms and first in sparring. Jacob also competed in the New England Open Championships, Battle of Flor-ida, and the Blue Grass Grand Nationals. He is currently training for next year’s tournaments. Great Job, Jacob!

Lunches are $13.75/ week and milk or juice is $0.60/day. 10/6 - Chicken patty sandwiches, salad, chips, fruit cocktail 10/7 - Taco salad, pineapples 10/8 - Shake N Bake chicken, noodles, string beans, cupcakes 10/9 - Baked ziti, salad, garlic bread, cookies 10/10 - Hot dogs, salad, goldfish crackers, fruit 10/13 - Mozzarella sticks, salad, carrots, cookies 10/14 - Baked potato bar, broccoli, fruit 10/15 - Chicken & rice casserole, carrots, applesauce 10/16 - Ham sandwiches, salad, pretzels, pears 10/17 - NO SCHOOL Teacher In Service Day 10/20 - Ravioli, salad, French bread, yogurt 10/21 - Chicken patty sandwiches, salad, Doritos, fruit 10/22 - BBQ Sandwiches, salad, Fritos, Jello with Cool Whip 10/23 - Macaroni & cheese, salad, broccoli, pudding 10/24 - Turkey sandwiches, salad, chips, cookies 10/27 - Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes with gravy, string beans, fruit cocktail 10/28 - Lasagna, salad, garlic bread, fruit 10/29 - Shepherd’s pie, corn, pudding 10/30 - BBQ chicken, noodles, string beans, fruit 10/31 - Pizza, salad, Chex mix, cookies

Each week of September prior to the Golf Tournament, drawings were held in the courtyard. Students who sold and turned in Raffle tickets were automatically entered into the weekly drawings. The following students’ names were drawn. They each got to select a prize from the prize basket:

Friday, September 5th Winners Gary Baker - 7th Grade

Trevor Bledsoe - 4th Grade Robert Dove - Kindergarten Sophie Golka - Kindergarten

Friday, September 12th

Hanna Boissonneault - 4th Lorraine Castello - 7th

Cameron Hanson - Kindergarten Douglas Mactye - 5th

Ben Valente -4th

Friday, September 19th Jordan Bishop -5th

Gio DeGuzman - 8th Princess DeGuzman - 3rd

Colin Heneghan - 3rd Michael Scheraldi - 7th

Wednesday, September 24th

Maggie Blum - 7th Hanna Boissonneault -4th

Chase Brown - Prek 3 Bailee Castillo -5th Sean Griffin - 5th

Colin Heneghan - 3rd Jared Kondracki - 4th

Brooke Kornegay -Kindergarten Hunter Sellers - 6th

GOLF RAFFLE WEEKLY WINNERS BY BRIANA BLACKLEY

On Thursday, September 4th the Kindergarten and 8th grade buddies exchanged their “All About Me” posters in the Kindergarten class-rooms. Prior to the 8th graders arrival, Marissa Casullo stated she couldn’t wait to share her

poster with her 8th grade buddy, Tiana Trice. The students got to spend about an hour together discussing their posters while enjoying cookies and milk. The students shared their interest, family and other facts about their lives through their posters. The gathering was both fun and a life’s lesson in sharing.

ME AND MY BUDDY

OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD IN ORLANDO

Shelby Futrell (6th), Gina Rosace (5th) and Hanna Bois-soneault (4th) have all been selected to perform in the Wiz-ard of Oz at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center in Or-lando from October 21st - 26th. They will be representing their dance school, Miriam and Valerie's School of Dance, in Sanford. Performance times and ticket information can be found at www.wizardoofozontour.com.

ASCS celebrated Grandparents’ Day on Friday, September 12th. PreK3-Kindergarten put on a performance for their grandparents and families and enjoyed a light breakfast after-wards. Some grandparents traveled from as far as New York to attend the event.

Brooke Kornegay’s grandmother said, “the gathering re-minded her of true family values.”

Mrs. Clare Coombs, Anna Costa’s grandmother, said “she looks forward to the special day every year.”

Many of the grandparents interviewed stated they have at-tended several Grandparents’ Days over the years and they continue to get better each year.

GRANDPARENTS’ DAY A BIG SUCCESS BY DARLA KELLY AND TIANA TRICE

SECOND GRADE LEARNS HOW TO PICK A BONE

What is a patella? Ask one of Mrs. Spark’s second graders and they will know. On Tuesday, September 16th Jes-sica Rozek of Central Florida AHEC, part of a state funded program to promote community health education, visited 2nd

grade along with Mr. Bones, a small hanging model skeleton, and Harriett to give the students a hands on learning experi-ence about the 200 plus bones that make up the human skeleton. Ms. Rozek, an All Souls Parishioner, visits schools to promote osteoporosis prevention and healthy living. While visiting ASCS, Ms. Rozek and the students discussed good eating habits, exercise and put together Harriett, a model skeleton, bone by bone.

MAGAZINE DRIVE BINGO PARTY

Mark your calendars because the Bingo Party is right around the corner! On Tuesday, October 28th, the students that sold enough magazines to join us will get to attend the party at 2 pm.

Mr Fuller, All Souls’ newest Middle School teacher, left the business world to pursue teaching because he wanted to do something he felt was more important to society. He cur-rently teaches Science and Lan-guage Arts at All Souls and has the 7th Grade Homeroom.

Prior to moving to Central Florida, he taught school in New Orleans, before hurricane Katrina, and at FSU. He graduated from Southern Louisiana University, UMAS and FSU with a Masters in Math. Before he started teaching, Mr. Fuller held positions as a radio switchboard operator, a morning talk show host and a general manager of a radio station. Welcome to All Souls Mr. Fuller!

MRS. LARSEN - RESOURCE TEACHER BY AUDREY COLEGROVE

MR. FULLER - MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE & LANGUAGE ARTS

BY AUDREY COLEGROVE Mrs. Larsen became a teacher because she, herself, enjoys learning and likes helping oth-ers learn when learning is sometimes difficult. Mrs. Larsen graduated from St. Mary Magdalene, Bishop Moore High School and UCF.

Prior to becoming, Charlie, Patrick and Joseph’s mother and a teacher, Mrs. Larsen was a bicycle racer, she ran a natural food store, owned a restaurant and managed a family hard-ware store. As Mrs. Larsen moves forward in her endeavors we want her to know that we will miss her here at All Souls and thank her for all that she has done.

Mrs. Szymanski isn’t new to teaching school, or to All Souls but she is the new 4th grade teacher this year. Prior to All Souls, Mrs. Szymanski taught at St. Mary Magdalene and Annunciation.

Anyone who meets Mrs. Szymanski quickly learns she enjoys teaching very much. She became a teacher because she wanted to pass on the love of learning to children and make a difference in their lives. She received her degree from Northern Illinois University and worked in insurance prior to her teaching career.

MRS. SZYMANSKI - 4TH GRADE BY AUDREY COLEGROVE

MRS. ROSEMEYER - KINDERGARTEN BY DARLA KELLEY & TIANA TRICE

Mrs. Rosemeyer has been at All Souls for a few years with this being her first as a Kindergarten teacher here. She is full of en-ergy that she exudes for all her students to see the joy in life. Mrs. Rosemeyer attended school at South Grammar High School

and received her degree from Central Connecticut Univer-sity. She answered her calling to be a teacher because she loved witnessing and sharing the “ahh” moments in the students. Although, before her calling she enjoyed other positions such as a trainer and supervisor, a parent volunteer and a Religious Education Coordinator.

SEPTEMBER TEACHERS OF THE MONTH OCTOBER TEACHERS OF THE MONTH

We are so very blessed at All Souls to have such wonderful examples to our students.

Thank you to all of our teachers as they provide such a wonderful ministry to our All Souls Community.

Pre-K - Nathan Mallard K-S Tristen Sehrer K-R Deven Steffens 1st - Jessie Freeman 1st - Heidi Rivera 1st - Grayson Dawber 2nd - Nolan Hiss 3rd -RebeccaArrigall-Watkins 3rd - Colin Heneghan 3rd - Ethan Kazakiatas 3rd - Abby Sehrer 3rd - Baron Woodard

3rd - Princess DeGuzman 4th - Cameron Monsees 4th - Juliann Povialitis 4th - Caroline Ardito 4th - Alyssa Gelovich 5th - Ashley Arnold 5th - Molly Costa 5th - Maggie Frison 5th - Sean Griffin 6th - Briana Blackley 6th - Sidney Brookman 6th - Garrett Campbell

All Souls Catholic School’s 12th annual auction will be held on Friday, March 6, 2009 at the Lake Mary Marriott. This year’s theme is Viva Las Vegas. Auction Co-Chairs, Linda Kazukietas and Lisa Manrique have been working since the summer in preparation for this year’s event.

The Auction Chair Committee Kick Off meeting is scheduled for Thursday, October 16th.

If your family has not fulfilled its fundraising commitment, the school auction is the last way to complete the commit-ment by procuring items and gift certificates from restau-rants, stores, attractions, and other events. Gift certificates for services such as pest control, personal training, salon services are also very popular at the annual event. Another way to fulfill the commitment is to obtain sponsor-ships from businesses. There are various sponsorship levels for them to participate in. The deadline for turning in auc-tion procurements is February 6, 2009. Procurement and Sponsorship forms can be obtained through the School and Development Office or downloaded off the website. To volunteer for this fun event please contact the Develop-

ment Office either by phone 407-322-3795 or by email auction@allsoulscatholicschool.org

VIVA LAS VEGAS BY CALVIN GARCIA

$CRIP A WAY TO SAVE ON TUITION BY CALVIN GARCIA

Scrip is a great way to save on tuition and get ready for the holidays without ever going to the mall, a big box store or restaurant. A percentage of each scrip order can offset the amount a family pays in annual tuition. Some families who faithfully use the Scrip program have saved more than a month’s tuition. Payments along with Scrip order requests can be submitted to the Development Office by paper or email anytime during the week however; the order will not be placed until Tuesday at noon. If an order comes in after that time then it will be placed on the following week’s or-der. Orders can be picked up on Thursdays after 1 pm. The latest Scrip Merchant list and order forms can be found un-der the Development button on the school’s website. Please contact the Development for details.

The annual magazine drive concluded Friday, September 12th. Magazine sales netted ASCS over $11,000. Four classes had 100% participation. Ms. Mates’ fifth grade class was the overall winner of the classroom challenge. It was not an easy victory however; Mrs. Ahearn’s 8th grade class, Mr. Nadeau’s 6th class and Mrs. Moran’s 1st class were not far behind with their sales and participation.

This year’s popular award was the monkey alarm clock. The Development Office had to order additional cases of the monkeys to distribute to students for the second week of sales.

The following students sold 15 magazines and earned the privilege of attending a breakfast at IHOP with Father Trout.

MAGAZINE DRIVE A HOLE IN ONE FOR ASCS

BY BRIANA BLACKEY

The 15th annual All Souls Catholic School’s annual golf tournament was held Friday, September 26th at the Magnolia

Plantation Golf Course. The weather was picture perfect for the 88 golfers and 30 volunteers who turned out for the event. This year’s tournament included 11 junior players who played along side one or both their parents.

We raised $22,000 - Thank You!

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR RAFFLE WINNERS $1000 - R.G. Kondracki $100 - Dan Williams $500 - Margaret Rodrigues $100 - Sandy Barton $200 - Don & Karin Haas $100 - Barbara Sehrer $200 - Mark Hudgins $100 - Nicholas Family $200 - David Solomon $100 - Carol Martin

CHRISTMAS TREES WILL ARRIVE ON NOVEMBER 26TH. WATCH FOR UPCOMING

ANNOUCEMENTS

The weather was perfect on Wednesday, September 24th for the inaugural soccer game at ASCS’s very own field, next to the Church. The soccer field was the Fund A Project at the school auction. Prior to the game, a brief opening ceremony was held near center field. The ceremony opened with a prayer and blessing from Ft Trout, a reading by Mr. Doyle and ribbon cutting by Coach Shontz. The afternoon was concluded with a win over St Charles by the Boys’ Varsity Soccer team.

WE’RE PLAYING ON OUR FIELD NOW!

ATHLETIC CLUB SHIRTS

Orders for the ladies denim sleeveless shirts, with the All Souls’ bear paw, can now placed in the school office. Orders will be taken until October 24th. The prepaid shirts will be available for pick up the first week of November. The fol-lowing colors and sizes are available: light blue, lilac, pink and white, Small - Extra large. The cost is $30 per shirt and proceeds go to the ASCS Athletic Club.

JANUARY NIGHT GOLF TOURNAMENT The Athletic Club will be sponsoring a night golf tournament on Wednesday, January 21st at the Winter Park Golf Course. Registration for the night tournament will begin in November. Watch for additional announcements in the November Paw Print newsletter.

Girls basketball season started bright and early the morning of September 16th here at All Souls. Both the Girls’ JJV and Varsity teams won their opening games in a Hall lined with new and familiar faces. There are only a few games left on the calendar before playoffs. All Souls families and friends are always welcome to attend the games. The admission is free and the excitement is priceless.

GIRL’S BASKETBALL

Varsity Girls Basketball Anna Lawless Darla Kelley Kelly Delude Audrey Colegrove Alexis Garcia Paige Kelley Abby Griffin Kaitlin Pittelkow Emily Wuenschell

JJV Girls Basketball Kaitlin Griffin Megan Todaro Kylee Risdon Briana Blackley Ashley Arnold Jordan Bishop Haley Harrelson Ireland McGaughey Laurie Mojica Gina Rosace

Varsity Girls Basketball ASCS VS St. Thomas Win ASCS vs St. Margaret Mary Win ASCS vs St. John Win ASCS vs Good Shepherd Loss ASCS vs Holy Family Loss ASCS vs St. Charles Loss ASCS vs St. James Loss ASCS vs St. Mary Mag. Loss ASCS vs Holy Redeemer Loss ASCS vs Annunciation ASCS vs St. Andrews

JJV Girls Basketball ASCS vs St. Thomas Win ASCS vs St. Marg. Mary Loss ASCS vs St. John Loss ASCS vs Good Shepherd Loss ASCS vs Holy Family Loss ASCS vs St. James Loss ASCS vs Holy Redeemer Loss ASCS vs St. Andrews

BOYS’ SOCCER BY RYAN WISEMAN

Our Boys’ Varsity Soccer Team Cory Cutchens Cameron Mauchin Ryan Wiseman Michael Scheraldi Luke Nicholas Chase Breeding Nelson Thielen Connor Breeding Jake Ohlwein Gary Baker Riley Jakubisin Wayne Noon Charlie Larsen Hunter Johnson Cameron Breehl Joseph Tiexiera Joseph Larsen The team works hard and are currently 3-5 on the season. They have 1 remaining HOME game so come out to cheer them on. Saturday, Oct. 11th - 9 am - Home Playoffs - TBA

Dear Parents, All Souls Catholic School was ranked 12th out of 4,302 participating schools in the state of Florida, in the Box Top Program. Your support makes programs like this a success. Way To Go! We kick off the 2008-09 school year with some new Bonus Offers from Box Tops and Campbell's labels: Bonus opportunity #1 - Labels for Education (Campbell's) is running a 200 point Bonus Offer. It will be in the Sunday newspaper, October 12. It is a 1 page flyer in the coupon section. We must have these in order to take advantage of the points. Rules state we are not allowed to duplicate the flyer and that is why we need as many original flyers as possible. I will send home a reminder next week informing you of what to look for, where, and when. Bonus opportunity#2 - Box Tops for Education will double our Box Tops submissions through October 24, 2008. Please send in what you have as soon as possible. Ask family and friends to help save. To find out more opportunities to earn extra Bonus Box Tops, go to Tell friends to sign up for Box Tops for Education or boxtops4education.com/2008. This offer will expire October 31, so please do not wait. There will be a raffle and prizes for the top collectors in November. Make sure that your child's name is on the bag when you turn in your collections. Thank you in advance for your support throughout the coming school year. Sincerely, Kathleen Joslyn , rkjoslyn@aol.com

Help to show your support of the school and the student produced yearbook. If you have images you think might fit well into the yearbook please send them to: jreynolds@allsoulscatholicschool.org

Or just drop them off at the

school office..

If you would be interesting in showing your support through advertising in the yearbook please contact a yearbook staff member or talk to Mr. Reynolds.

Back to school sale Ends October 31

Contact person:

Mr. Reynolds

Yearbooks on sale

Now is the time to buy your All Souls Catholic School 2009 yearbook. Year-books are at their lowest price of the year!. From now until October 31st the normally $53 yearbook can be had for only—

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Order your Yearbooknow and enjoy a lifetime of memories!

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Yearbook $43.00 eachHear the Year CD $12.99 eachBasic Accessories Package $20.64 eachDeluxe Accessories Package $24.84 each1 Line of Personalization $5.40 each2 Lines of Personalization (Price includes two lines of personalization) $7.50 eachIcons (0-4) $3.35 eachClear Protective Cover $2.30 eachAutograph Section $2.25 eachPhoto Pockets $2.05 each

Deluxe Package ContentsHear the Year CD, Two Lines of Personalization, PhotoPockets, Clear Protective Cover, FREE AutographSection and FREE Personalization Icon

Basic Package ContentsHear the Year CD, One Line of Personalization,Autograph Section and FREE Personalization Icon

Hear the Year® CDFeatures 12 chart-topping hits plus 2 FREE music downloads.

PersonalizationPersonalize your yearbook with your name, a specialphrase and up to four icons.

Autograph SectionThis full-color, eight-page insert offers extra space forautographs and special messages.

Clear Protective CoverProtect your yearbook from scratches, spills and wear.

Photo PocketsA sheet of six adhesive-backed repositionable photopockets to hold photos and mementos.

All Souls Catholic School

Limited time special, order early and get a deal. Get your All SoulsCatholic School Yearbooks now for only $43.00. Price after the fianldeadline is $53.00. Hurry offer expires October 31, 2008

ALL SOULS CATHOLIC SCHOOL

U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon School of Excellence 2004 Faith and Academics...Respect and Responsibility

Pre-K 3 through 8th Grade

810 South Oak Avenue | Sanford, Florida 32771 | P: 407-322-7090 | F: 407-321-7255 | www.allsoulscatholicschool.org

ALL SOULS CATHOLIC SCHOOL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Families Helping Families

We are in the midst of creating a school Business Directory so we all can help support our own families. If you would like to have a listing for your company on the website please fill out the form below and send in to the Development Office.

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