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WAY TO GO WRESTLERS FROM ST. JOE
Three students from St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth School recently participated in the CYO Wrestling Tournament held at Bishop Dwenger High School. From left to right: Bryce Hill (1st place in the 6th grade 97 pound class), Matt Malloy (2nd place in the 6th grade 97 pound class), and Andy LaMaster (3rd place in the 8th grade 115 pound class).
Bishop Luers High School will present their 2004 Annual Auction Fundraiser, “Another Opening Knight” on Saturday, April 24, 2004 at Bishop Luers High School.
The evening features cocktails and hors d’oeuvres beginning at 5:30pm followed by dinner at 6:30pm. Dinner will be prepared by Mr. Jeff Price of Hall’s Catering.
A silent auction will be held throughout the evening with many exciting items including getaway weekends, Christmas collectibles, gardening items, camping gear, artwork, religious items, sports memorabilia, furniture, Vera Bradley items, gold and diamond jewelry, golf outings, Notre Dame, IU, Purdue, Fever, Wizard and Chicago Cub tickets and much more!
Honored guest Bishop John D’Arcy will host his own Bishop’s Auction to raise funds for student tuition.
A cash raffle will be drawn that evening with prizes totaling $10,000. Raffle tickets are sold for $100. For reservations and information call the Bishop Luers High School Development Office at 456-1261.
Wayne Drama selects Bye Bye Birdie
Wayne High School Theater will be presenting “Bye Bye Birdie” on Friday, April 23rd, and Saturday, April 24th, at 7:00pm in the Wayne High School Auditorium. In this entertaining “blast from the past” show, an Elvis-era pop star is being drafted into the army. As a final publicity stunt, his manager arranges for him to kiss a teenage fan on the Ed Sullivan television show. The story takes a twist, however, when the fan turns out to have a new (and very jealous) boyfriend. The manager, meanwhile has all kinds of problems: his bossy mama tags along, his secretary and girlfriend of eight years is threatening to leave him, and his star isn’t living up to his carefully constructed all-American boy image.
“Bye Bye Birdie,” starring Kenny Green, Kendra Leonard, Christine McMillan, Nick Alvarez, and many more talented Wayne High School students is a family-friendly show that all will enjoy. The cost is $5.00 for students and $7.00 for adults. You may reserve tickets in advance by calling Mrs. Olson at Wayne High School. Tickets will also be sold at the door, but seating is limited. We hope to see you there.
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