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Senior Parents Reception
The Haven Country Club
Headmaster Michael Welch ’78 and John & Kathy Adams P’13’16’17, Anthony & Nicole Franzoso P’15’16’19, and James ’79 & Maureen Umphrey P’16 cordially invite you to attend a Senior Parents ReceptionTuesday, November 17, 2015
6:30 p.m.—8:00 p.m.
The Haven Country Club369 Cross Street
Boylston, MA
Cocktails and hors d ’oeuvres will be served.
R.S.V.P. by November 10 by phone to Eric Butler ‘02 at 508-842-8934, ext. 289 or e-mail: ebutler@stjohnshigh.org. -
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Boston Alumni Reception at Harpoon Brewery
Harpoon Brewery, BostonHosted by Dan Kenary '78Contact: Warren Hayden
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Class of 2011, 5th Reunion
Wachusett Country ClubThanksgiving Weekend - come home, see your SJ classmates on Friday, November 27th at 7pm.
A reception for the Class of 2011 will be held at Wachusett Country Club in West Boylston.Contact: Warren Hayden -
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2015 Athletic Hall of Fame Induction
Wachusett Country Club
In the long history of Saint John's Athletics there have been many outstanding athletes who have demonstrated the character and pursuit of excellence associated with Saint John's High School. This year we will honor nine men with induction into the prestigious Saint John's Athletic Hall of Fame and will honor one other man for courage, perserverance, and character.
Members of the Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2015 are:Charles E. Carr '59 Basketball, GolfFrancis J. Fitzgibbons '60 Football, TrackAnthony H. Trocki '60 Football, TrackJames M. Grady '76 Baseball, FootballDavid R. Massucco '76 Football, TrackGlenn T. Melia '84 SoccerJohn M. Clifford '91, Football, BaseballChristopher I. Georgules '91 Cross Country, TrackJason J. Grochowalski '98, Basketball, TrackTheodore F. Beriau '71 will receive The Bruce S. Kopka '71 Memorial Alumni Award.When: Saturday, November 28Where: Wachusett Country Club187 Prospect StreetWest BoylstonTime: Cocktail reception at 5:30Dinner at 6:30Contact: Warren Hayden
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Founders Week
Along with all other Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools, this week Saint John's recognizes and honors the Xaverian tradition that laid the foundation for over 100 years of educating young men.
What does it mean to be part of a Xaverian school community? Students and teachers are exploring that during this annual week of activities and events that unites Xaverian schools.
Annual Founders Week celebrations, held during the week of the Feast of Saint Francis Xavier, include Founders Day Mass, Belgian Waffle Breakfast, and week-long recognitions of how different members of the SJ community live out Xaverian values.
Founders Week is a yearly reminder of how the thriving Saint John's community of today would not exist without the strong foundation established by the Xaverian Brothers.Learn more about who the Xaverian Brothers are today.Saint John's, one of thirteen Xaverian Brothers Sponsored Schools around the country, manifests daily the Xaverian values of simplicity, compassion, trust, humility, and zeal. Throughout the 2013 Founder's Week, students spent time learning about the Xaverian roots of the school in addition to recognizing how their peers and mentors live out those values on a daily basis.5th Annual Belgian Waffle BreakfastTuesday, December 1During this annual tradition, students and faculty are invited to campus ministry before school to have some Belgian Waffles in honor of the founding of the Xaverian brothers. The Xaverian Brotherhood was founded by Theodore James Ryken, and originated in Bruges, Belgium. Before school, more than 200 students lined up outside of campus ministry to enjoy Belgian Waffles piled high with maple syrup and ice cream!
Check out pictures of this popular Founders Week event!
To open up Founders Week, Campus Ministers went around to all of the lunches asking every table Saint John's, the Xaverian Brothers, and Theodore James Ryken trivia questions. Students who answered correctly won prizes.
The school community celebrates the Feast of St. Francis Xavier on December 3, 2015 at the Founders Day Mass.On the final day of Founders Week, students are invited and asked to come to campus ministry to write a thank you letter to a Xaverian Brother. Students have the option over the course of the week to stop by Campus Ministry and write letters to Xaverian Brothers. Today, there are brothers ministering in ten countries across four continents.
As the Xaverian motto has inspired over a century of education based on the notion of inspiring and molding the whole person, Concordia res parvae crescunt...In harmony, small things grow!
