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16 MAY 25-JUNE 7, 2019 | DENVER CATHOLIC Around the Archdiocese ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA SCHOOL 4200 Federal Blvd., Denver, CO 80211 303-477-8035 • www.saintcatherine.us Micaela Alarid Zachary Castellano Timothy Combs Aliciana Carreira Chris Galindo James Herrera Jr. Chelsea Huerta Parra Gabriel Lamorie Alexa Lucero Victor Morales Mateos Annaiz Portillo Eric Quintana Dante Jayson Salazar Andres Salazar Terrones Reza Moaddeli Anna Sepulveda Jennifer Terrones Jara Alondra Vergara Maldonado St. Catherine of Siena School proudly presents our 2019 graduates: CONGRATULATIONS 2019 GRADUATES! Samuel Abraham Elisa Abril Darin Aguirre Isabella Aldana Star Flores-Chavez Samson Gholston Anthony Haberkorn Cynthia Hagerty Ernie Hernandez Rose Kee Ling Erika Kemp Han Lee David Lluna Veyenna Nguyen Angel Orozco Janey Rendon Nathalia Santos Karen Tochimani Genesis Vargas 1250 Newport St., Denver ~ 303.333.8275 www.stjamesdenver.org BISHOP MACHEBEUF HIGH SCHOOL Graduation date: Friday, May 24, 2019 Scholarships awarded: $5 million Valedictorian: John Paul Luebbers Salutatorian: Joseph Michael Ritzer I will always have a special place in my heart for the Class of 2019. These students showed tremendous leadership and school spirit this year and I am looking forward to hearing about the many accomplishments that are still to come!" KELLIE CARROLL Interim Principal Congratu- lations and Godspeed, Class of 2019! BY DENVER CATHOLIC STAFF T he sun is out, flowers are bloom- ing, and high school students' palms are sweating — not for cash, (though there'll probably be plenty of that) but for their diplomas. Graduation season is here, and seniors everywhere are rejoicing, espe- cially in the Catholic high schools here in Denver. Those late nights of study- ing, writing, calculating and procrasti- nating have paid o¯, and they're about to embark on the greatest adventure they'll ever know: discerning and dis- covering God's will for their lives. High school helped to form their minds and hearts, but for the graduates of Bishop Machebeuf, Holy Family, St. Mary's, Arrupe Jesuit, Regis Jesuit, and Mullen High Schools, this is just the beginning. We're sure that God has big plans for each and every one of them and that they're all going to do great things. Congratulations, class of 2019! May God bless each of you in your future endeavors. ARRUPE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL Graduation date: Friday, May 24, 2019 Scholarships awarded: $14.1 million Valedictorian: Destiny Arias-Buckeye, Regis University Salutatorian: Alma Borunda Granillo, Regis University Arrupe Jesuit's class of 2019 has distinguished itself as excellent students, dedicated leaders, young professionals through our Corporate Work Study Program, and as loving young people filled with great faith and hope. We celebrate all the ways their God-given gifts have enriched our school community and send them o as generous men and women for others." REV. JOHN NUGENT, SJ Principal Number of graduates: 92 Number attending college: 92 Number of graduates: 75 Number attending college: 70 " " HOLY FAMILY HIGH SCHOOL Graduation date: Thursday, May 23, 2019 Scholarships awarded: $14.5 million Valedictorian: Ceili Opp Salutatorian: Alexia Simonton The Class of 2019 has many fantastic accomplishments academically, athletically, artistically, in Mock Trial, in Speech & Debate, in service, and more. Most impressively, this class provided mature leadership and full buy-in to the Catholic Mission of the school." MATT HAUPTLY Principal Number of graduates: 165 Number attending college: 159 " 3 enlisting in Navy

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