SPECIAL THANKS to Dan Kovara, Chris & Sue Gorman who sponsored today's lunch.
Menu included Hot Dogs, Beans, Potato Salad, Fresh Fruit Salad plus dessert of Brownies,
Lemon Bars ad Date Nut Bars.
Jack Kelley brought two cases of Water. Bill Horvath brought a dozen Sweet Rolls.
As always O&H Kringle was available, thanks to Gary Schonert/ Jim Rasmussen/ Terry Toll
Chris & Sue Gorman & Dan Kovara
Joining Us: Dan Kovara, Chris Gorman, Sue Gorman, John Ketarkus, Jack Kelley,
Lloyd Tremmel, Mark Mano, Marty Defatte, Cousin Ken, Terry Toll, Bob Letsch,
Dan Bentz, Joe Ingrasci, Gary Schonert, Dave Cook, Bill Horvath, Alia Onaczynski,
Chelsea Ortsrov, Gabby Imbrugia, Dave O'Brien, Pat Diem, Joe Woitach, Marie Welsh,
George Gordon, Kory Borek, Tim Letsch, Bobby Letsch Jr, Charlie Presta, Rick Jones,
Dan DeMatthew, Amy DeMatthew, Jeff Tarkowski, Roger DeMark, Tom Goebel,
Bob Broihier, George Oteman
New Faces............
Dave Cook, Marty Defatte, Cousin Ken
Marty Defatte brought his cousin Ken visiting from Colorado
Lloyd Tremmel provided today's photo of our group...........
Hello everyone,
Please enjoy the March Community Newsletter. Have a blessed Holy Week!
Kimberly Gardner Chief Advancement Officer SCR
* Actually happening the "Blind Leading the Blind"
Bob Letsch trying to assist Gary Schonert with his phone ...
Gary did get some actual help from Sue Gorman - Chris Gorman supervised
Alumni House Repair.................
Friends of Angels Board is looking to repair/replace the 5 front upper level windows and 1 rear window that presently leak when it rains..........
Curt Haarsma of G & H Siding & Windows stopped by to examine and provide a quote.
Yes, Curt is related to Ron & Cheryl Haarsma
Check out St Catherine's Auction at saintcats.org
Today's Laugh.............................Ha Ha Ha !!!
* Murphy’s Other Laws ..........from Dr Ron Kraus
1. Light travels faster than sound.
This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
2. A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well.
3. He who laughs last, thinks slowest.
4. A day without sunshine is like, well, night.
5. Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine.
6. Those who live by the sword get shot by those who don't.
8. The 50-50-90 rule: Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right,
there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong.
9. It is said that if you line up all the cars in the world end-to-end,
someone from Florida would be stupid enough to try to pass them.
10. If the shoe fits, get another one just like it.
11. The things that come to those who wait,
may be the things left by those who got there first.
12. Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day.
Teach a man to fish and he will sit in a boat all day drinking beer.
13. Flashlight: A case for holding dead batteries.
14. God gave you toes as a device for finding furniture in the dark.
15. When you go into court, you are putting yourself in the hands of twelve people,
who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty.
Cribbage.........almost Accurate !!!
Table #1: Charlie Presta/ Lloyd Tremmel defeated Bobby Letsch Jr/CWood 7 -3
which include a "Skunk" in the last game. Charlie Presta was caught pegging backwards - two pegs and corrected his mistake by pegging forward 4 pegs - See how the won !!!!
Table #2 Mark Mano/ George Gordon defeated Dave Benjamin/ Dave O'Brien 4 - 1 in Canadian Cribbage
Table #3 Bob Letsch/ Tim Letsch defeated Dan DeMatthew/ Chris Gorman 4 -1
Bob Letsch/ Dave Benjamin defeated George Gordon/ Dan DeMatthew 3 -1
SPECIAL EVENT......................
* Student Trip..........
We have a group of kids traveling this summer to Ecuador and are raising funds to help offset the costs for students and their families. We are trying to do several small fundraisers, but this is our very first one. This week only, we are selling Spirit Wear Apparel. I have included the link below. If anyone is interested in purchasing an item, please let me know.
Have a blessed evening! Take care,Kris RivasEcuador Spirit Wear
Future Building Addition - South End of SCHS
"Our Time Is Now"
New Addition New Main Entrance New Chapel
• Angels Connecting..................
* Class of '74 will hold its 50th class reunion Saturday, July 20, 2024, at Racine Country Club, 2801 Northwestern Ave. BBall Team members sponsor lunch Monday July 22nd
at the Alumni House......................
For more information, visit the St. Catherine's High School Class of '74 Facebook page, or the "Alumni" tab on the St. Catherine's High School website.
Contact Barb Porcaro (Suprak) - bsuprak@gmail.com or
Jim Rammelt - jimrammelt@yahoo.com.
• Class of '60 meets the last Wednesday of each month at Dynasty restaurant
- contact Renee (Ricchio) Benjamin for details - rsbenjam@sbcglobal.net
• Class of '59 meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month at Castlewood restaurant
- contact Mary (D'acquisto) for details - JWOITACH@yahoo.com
• Class of '58 meets 1st Tuesday of the month at Dynasty restaurant
- contact Karen (Petersen) Verbeten for details - Kverbeten1@wi.rr.com
• Purchase your Angels Items online. Click on......
Angels in the News...............
Racine News..........
• Prayers for the families of departed Angels and Friends......
• Prayers for Alumni & Friends dealing with Health issues:
Dave Letrenta fell and has bruises & cuts - off for three months rehabbing
Joe Ingrasci is Cancer Nodules on his Lung - treatment in the near future
Marcia Pfost '66 H (Pat Nielsen's good friend) dealing with MAC infection (lung disease along with fluid in her lung) and Edema in her legs & heart issues.
Dan Peterson Hip Replacement was a success - in Rehab.
Dick Heidenreich broken leg is healing in Rehab - now home.
Bob Broihier visited with Jim Poulsen on the phone last Monday. He seemed upbeat and willing to visit. He hopes others will call as well. April a call would be nice. - 262-497-9249
Jim Poulsen is dealing with Cataract Surgery in each eye.
Terry Toll needs to get Blood Sugar Level Lowered
Bob "Worm" Stanton is in a Florida hospital for problems related to his Urinary Track.Text to his "Pies" phone Linda at 414-841-3460 - Thanks Jim Mascari
Special Prayers needed for:
Chris & Sue Gorman's grandson Eli, Rick Jones, Walt Strini, Jim Poulsen, John Hansen, Tom Clazmer, Don Heck, Jack Kelley, Dan Bentz, Tom Konieczko, Ken Kusters, Tom Pulda, Jeff Pulda, Dave O'Brien, George Gordon, Bob Letsch, Bob Garrity, Kathy (Hackl) Wirtz,
Mickey Postorino, John Miller, Helen (Willmes) Miller, Mike O'Brien, Dick Albregts' wife, Rudy Weibel's wife, Tom Krug’s wife, Del Alton's wife, Marty Defatte's wife, Bill Halberstadt's wife, Dan Peterson's wife, Pat (Peters) Obernberger, Dick Graceffa's wife Peg
Important Dates.................................
Mother's Day - Sunday May 12, 2024
Memorial Day - Monday May 27. 2024 - Alumni House CLOSED
Father's Day - Sunday June 16, 2024
Independence Day - Thursday July 4th, 2024
Schonert's Annual Picnic - Monday Aug 26, 2024
Labor Day - Monday Sept 2nd, 2024 - Alumni House CLOSED
St Catherine's ANGELS..................
Track and Field
Saturday the Angels track team traveled to Milwaukee Lutheran for the Tom Burger Invite. In their first outdoor meet of the season the team had beautiful weather and performed exceptionally well. The boys team finished in 9th place and the girls team finished in 10th place. Below are results of athletes that earned points for the team.
Boys Athletes Earning Points
London Hadley
Shotput (2nd, 42 feet 11.75 inches)
Discus (7th, 105 feet 11 inches)
4 x 200 Meter Relay
Team consisted of Jaelen King, Isaiah Taylor, Morgan Determan, D’Karai Johnson (2nd, 1:36.52)
Jaelen King
100 Meter Dash (3rd, 11.58)
Javion Hunter
400 meter dash (4th, 53.45)
Isaiah Taylor
Triple Jump (5th, 37 feet 3.75 inches)
Xavier Grabher
Shotput (8th, 41 feet 5 inches)
Ronnie McMorris
Discus (8th, 105 feet 0 inches)
Girls Athletes Earning Points
Caylene Von-Schilling Worth
Shotput (1st, 36 feet 8 inches)
Discus (7th, 70 feet 4 inches)
4 x 200 Meter Relay
Team Consisted of Daryiah Johnson, Daniel Aiken, Sanaiah Davis, Nave’AH McMillian (2nd, 1:58.04)
Imani Green
Discus (3rd, 84 feet 4 inches)
Softball (3-0 Overall, 2-0 Metro Classic Conference)
Monday night the Angels softball team opened the season in grand fashion as they racked up 16 hits to go on to defeat Brookfield Academy 15-0. Annika Munoz started out her career with the Angels having a fantastic day on the mound and at the plate. On the mound she allowed 0 runs while posting 11 strikeouts and giving up only 1 hit. At the plate she went 3-4 with 2 RBI’s. Also adding to the scoring for the Angels was Loretta Ochoa who went 2-4 with a home run, triple and 4 RBI’s. Aniyah Price added a 3 run home run as well.
On Tuesday the Angels traveled to Kenosha St. Joseph to open up Metro Classic Conference play. A regulation 7 innings wasn’t enough for the two teams as it was tied 5-5 after 7. In the 8th inning the Angels would plate 2 runs in the top of the inning and go on to defeat the Lancers 7-5 in 8 innings. Londyn Pardo led the offense for the Angels as she went 4-4 with 2 triples, a double and RBI and 3 runs scored. Cristina Murguia went 1-3 with 3 RBI’s and Aniesa Neave went 2-5 with 2 RBI’s. On the mound Annika Munoz pitched all 8 innings, only giving up 1 earned run and had 5 strikeouts.
Thursday the Angels faced off against the Kenosha St. Joseph Lancers again. The result would be much different as the Angels would only need 6 innings to defeat the Lancers 13-3. Loretta Ochoa led the way going 2-4 with 4 RBI’s. Aniesa Neave went 3-4 with a double and an RBI while Annika Munoz and Mandy Deschler each went 2-4 with 2 RBI’s. Annika Munoz had a strong showing on the mound as she recorded 8 strikeouts.
Baseball (0-3 Overall, 0-3 Metro Classic Conference)
Tuesday night the Angels opened up their season as they traveled to Kenosha St. Joseph. The Angels played well and kept the game close, however Kenosha St. Joseph would score 5 runs in the 6th to put the game away and walk away with a 13-3 victory. Leading the team was Mariano Talamantez and Issac Cantu who each had a double and an RBI. Nate Callis would also add a hit and an RBI while Devlyn Kellogg and Jonathan Peterson each had a hit as well.
On Thursday the Angels would have their rematch with Kenosha St. Joseph. Unfortunately for the Angels a 12 run 3rd inning by the Lancers would prove to be too much for the Angels to overcome as they were defeated 15-0. Nate Callis led the way for the Angels with 2 hits while Devlyn Kellogg and Santino Garcia each had 3 strikeouts on the mound.
The Angels rounded out their week on Friday night as they hosted Shoreland Lutheran in a Metro Classic Conference matchup. The Pacers showed up to the game ready to hit the ball as they put 17 runs on the scoreboard to defeat the Angels 17-4. Mauricio Talamantez and Nate Callis led the way for the Angels as they each had a double and an RBI. Adon Ruiz added a hit and and RBI and Mariano Talamantez also had a hit.
Girls Soccer (0-2 Overall, 0-1 Metro Classic Conference)
Monday night the girls soccer team began their season. Unfortunately for the Angels the start of the season didn’t go as planned as they were defeated by Indian Trail 16-0. Despite the loss, Maggie Westfall opened up her freshmen season in the goal box and had some great saves.
Wednesday the Angels soccer team returned to the field as they hosted Racine Lutheran in a Metro Classic Conference game. Racine Lutheran jumped on the scoreboard early as they scored a goal in the first 22 seconds. The Angels defense then stepped up as they held the Crusaders without a goal for the rest of the first half. Unfortunately the Crusaders would score 2 goals late in the game to put the game out of reach as they defeated the Angels 3-0. Macieana Trujillo started her first game in the goal box of the season and did a great job of keeping the team in the game.
Boys Tennis (0-1 Overall, 0-1 Metro Classic Conference)
Tuesday night the St. Catherine’s/Lutheran boys tennis team kicked off their season as they traveled to St. Thomas More. The young Angels performed well however they would fall to St. Thomas More 7-0. High performers of the night included Albert Holewinski in singles competition as well as the doubles team of Dominic Mami/Sebastian Beversdorf as they won 3 games and Adriel Flores that won 1 game in singles competition.
Boys Golf
On Friday the St. Catherine’s/Lutheran boys golf team kicked off their season as they traveled to New Berlin Hills for the Bulldog Invite. The team had a great day and finished 7th out of 10 teams. Maddux Matson led the way as he finished in 7th place overall with a 98. Finn Crawford was just behind him finishing in 17th place with a 102.
2024 Summer Camps
Are you looking for something for your child to do this summer? If so, checkout some of our summer camp offerings at www.spicket.events/schsangels. All registration and payment is completed through website.
Boys Speed and Strength Camp- Open to boys entering grades 4th-8th in 2024-2025. Camp runs from June 11th-July 18th. Registration deadline is June 9th, 2024
Boys Basketball Camp- Open to boys entering grades 4th-9th in 2024-2025. Camp runs from June 17th-June 20th. Registration deadline is June 12th, 2024
Girls Basketball Camp- Open to girls entering grades 4th-9th in 2024-2025. Camp runs from July 15th-July 18th. Registration deadline is July 10th, 2023
Racine St. Catherine’s Home Game Protocols and Procedures
All tickets must be purchased ahead of time at http://spicket.events/schsangels, no cash will be accepted at the gate
Ticket sales will open 1 week prior to each event
Ticket sales close at 2:00pm the day of the event for varsity football games as well as JV2/JV/Varsity boys basketball games. Any individual(s) not purchasing tickets by 2:00pm will not be allowed into the game
Tickets can be printed at home to be scanned at the event or shown in the Ticket Spicket app on cellular devices to be scanned. NO SCREENSHOTS ACCEPTED
Gates/entrance close 30 minutes after the scheduled start time of the varsity event. Anyone not in the game at this time will not be allowed in
Refunds will only be issued for ticket purchases if the event is canceled
No re-entry to the event, once you leave you will not be allowed back in
All middle/elementary school students must be with an adult
Metro Classic Conference passes are still allowed at the gate for Metro Classic Conference games only, no digital ticket required. For Non-Conference Games, Metro Classic Conference passes are not accepted and a digital ticket is required
6 and under are free, no digital ticket required.
St. Catherine’s students are free with school ID, no digital ticket required. If no ID, a purchased ticket will be required
Siena employees are free with ID, no digital ticket required. If no ID, a purchased ticket will be required
Video Tutorial that shows how to purchase tickets and use app
Upcoming Angel Athletic Events
Monday April 15th
Boys Golf @ Racine Country Club @ 2:00pm
Girls soccer @ Kenosha Christian Life @ 4:30pm
Tuesday April 16th
Tennis vs. Martin Luther @ Lockwood Park @ 4:00pm
Softball vs. Racine Lutheran @ Crawford Park @ 4:30pm
Baseball vs. Racine Lutheran @ Horlick Field @ 7:00pm
Wednesday April 17th
Baseball @ Westosha Central @ 4:30pm
Girls Soccer @ Martin Luther @ 6:30pm
Thursday April 18th
Baseball vs. Racine Lutheran @ Horlick Field @ 4:30pm
Softball vs. Racine Lutheran @ Island Park @ 4:30pm
Friday April 19th
Girls Soccer @ St. Thomas More @ 4:30pm
Softball @ Shoreland Lutheran @ 4:30pm
Baseball @ Shoreland Lutheran @ Horlick Field @ 7:00pm
Saturday April 20th
Track and Field @ Kenosha Bradford @ 10:00am
Softball vs Lake County Lutheran @ Crawford Park 11:00am. Be Safe - Be Healthy - Be Positive
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