Seton Catholic Elementary and Middle School

LENT CONTINUES…

Our Lenten journey of 40 days and 40 nights is meant to be a time of grace. We are all asked to take time from our busy lives and ask ourselves how closely we are walking with Jesus. It is not easy to quiet our minds and listen to the voice of God.

Here at school teachers are setting aside times for quiet prayer and reflection. Students have been reminded of age-appropriate sacrifices they can offer during Lent. Each grade level will be working on a service project as we reach out in charity to those around us.

We hope this is a season of growth and grace for our students and their families.

During Holy Week there will be several special services for our students. Please check the attached calendar for the dates and times.

IMPORTANT DATES…

*Re registration/registration for Seton families:

March 3^rd through March 7^th.

*Registration opens to the public:

March 10^th

**The Children’s Place Preschool

Open House**

Thursday, March 6, 2008

4:30-5:30 p.m.

Preschool Classroom

For perspective parents and students

***Kindergarten Round Up***

Thursday, March 13, 2008

4:30-5:30 p.m.

Culemans Hall/Kindergarten Rooms

Children must be 5 years of age by September 1^st.

2007 TAX CREDIT INFORMATION…

The 2007 tax credit information is available at the Middle School office.

TUITION ASSISTANCE PACKETS…

Tuition Assistance Packets are available in either school office. All applications are due by March 17^th. It is extremely important that all applying for assistance have their applications in by March 17^th.

*Reminder...to apply, families are required to be members of a Moline parish. Families receiving assistance will be notified by the school business office in April.

STUDENT RE-REGISTRATION …

REGISTRATION DATES FOR 2008-09

Re registration for the 2008-09 school year for our current Seton families will begin MONDAY, MARCH 3^rd through FRIDAY, MARCH 7th. Registration will open to the public on MONDAY, MARCH 10^th.

**The necessary forms will be coming home with your youngest student. Please watch for them. After completing return them to the school office.

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK ANNUAL APPEAL...

To date, Seton School has collected approximately $30,000 as a result of our appeal. The on-going generosity of our parents, parishioners and friends is overwhelming!

**Thank you from the faculty, staff and students.

CAFETERIA AND PLAYGROUND MONITORS NEEDED…

We are in need of more adults to work as cafeteria and playground monitors. Even if you can only work a couple days each week we could use your help. These are paid positions and the hours are from 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Please call 757-5500 and talk to Jane Barrett if you are interested.

THANK YOU…

Thank you to all the families that supported this year’s Spaghetti Dinner and Basket Raffle. The evening was a wonderful success. A special thanks to this year’s chair people Madonna Denton, Mary Anne Schaecher, Mary DeWitt, Sharon McLaughlin and Pam Thompson.

The game room was a success at the Spaghetti Dinner. We would like to thank the following for the wonderful prize donations: Hy Vee, Trinity, Jewel Augustana, Alleman, Modern Woodmen of America, McDonalds, Whitey’s, Royal Neighbors, Happy Joe’s and the VanDerGinst family.

A big thank you to all of the adults who helped with the games. The game room could not have been a success without you.

PARENTS' CLUB…

A big thank you to Kathy Malcolm and the Parents' Club Teacher Appreciation Committee for hosting the Catholic Schools Week faculty luncheon. The salads and desserts were amazing, and the candle is a wonderful keepsake. The hours of planning and preparation spent by this committee throughout the school year is evident...and appreciated. Thank you!!!

There is a joint Parents’/Booster Club meeting planned for Thursday, April 8th at 7 p.m. in Culemans Hall. It will again honor the families whose youngest child will be graduating this year.

For the Parents’ Club minutes, please check our Seton’s website, www.setonschool.com and click on news and events.

WALK-A-THON 2008…

Lace up your sneakers...this year’s Walk-A-Thon is just around the corner. Mark your calendars for Friday, May 2^nd, with a rain date of Friday, May 9^th. The Walk-A-Thon will kick-off with an all-school assembly on Friday, April 11^th. All the details of the Walk will come home with your student on that day. Proceeds from this year’s walk will help to fund the new social studies curriculum for our school. There are many opportunities to get involved…

Our Fundraising Committee seeks donations from individuals and businesses to cover the cost of our event including prizes, refreshments, supplies, etc. so that 100% of the pledges raised by our students can go to our school. If you know of an individual or business that would be willing to help our cause, a donation form is attached to this newsletter.

Thanks to the generosity of our t-shirt sponsors McLaughlin Motors, Southeast National Bank and River Valley Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Ltd., each of our students will receive a Walk-A-Thon t-shirt at the kick-off assembly. We also will be offering Walk-A-Thon t-shirts for sale to volunteers, parents, siblings and supporters of Seton School. This year, the supporter t-shirt color will be red, and the cost will be $6 per shirt. Be on the lookout for an order form, which will be sent home in your child’s backpack in the next week.

Finally, we need an army of volunteers to make Walk-A-Thon fun and safe for our students – watch for the volunteer sign up to come home with your child in April. Volunteers must be VIRTUS trained and meet the schools’ requirements.

We are looking forward to a GREAT Walk-A-Thon in 2008!

BOOSTER CLUB NEWS…

The next general meeting of the Seton Athletic Booster Club will be on Thursday, March 6^th at 7:00 p.m. in Culemans Hall. Topics for discussion will include planned fund-raisers for next school year, nominations of officers for the 2008 – 2009 school year, and participation in the Summer Moline Associated Dads’ Club Baseball/Softball Program. Any person that is interested in coaching a Seton baseball or softball team this year should attend this meeting.

Officers of the Booster Club are:

President – Steve Polito

Secretary – Scott Ronnebeck

Vice President – Ladd Tucker

Treasurer – Matt Phares

GOODSEARCH…

What if Seton earned a penny every time you searched the Internet? Or how about if a percentage of every purchase you made online went to support our school? Well, now it can!

GoodSearch.com is a new Yahoo-powered search engine that donates half its advertising revenue, about a penny per search, to the charities its users designate. Use it just as you would any search engine, get quality search results from Yahoo, and watch the donations add up!

GoodShop.com is a new online shopping mall which donates up to 37 percent of each purchase to your favorite cause! Hundreds of great stores including Amazon, Target, Gap, Best Buy, eBay, Macy’s and Barnes & Noble have teamed up with Goodshop and every time you place an order, you’ll be supporting your favorite cause.

Just go to www.goodsearch.com and be sure to enter Seton as the charity you want to support. And, be sure to spread the word!

SCRIP…

Thank you for continuing to support the Scrip program. In the month of January we earned $1072.86 for Seton School.

We will only have one order in March due to Easter Break. The order date is March 11^th, sending home Scrip on March 13^th.

We will have inventory in the middle school for any last minute Easter basket stuffers.

Scrip order dates are:

Due Sent home

March 11^th March 13^th

April 8^th April 10^th

TRANSPORTATION REIMBURSEMENT…

Attached to the February newsletter was the yellow form you need to complete and return to either school office for transportation reimbursement. Please complete and return this form as soon as possible.

CONGRATULATIONS…

Winner of the 5^th Grade Argus/Dispatch Spelling Bee: Michael Evans

Knights of Columbus Substance Abuse Awareness Poster Contest Winners in the Drug Awareness and Abuse Division:

Age 8-11 Audrey Ferkel (5P)

Age 12-14 Hannah Murray (8V)

NOTE FROM THE NURSE…

Reminder to all kindergarten, 2^nd grade and 6^th grade parents, the Dental Exam is due by May 15, 2008. Please turn them into the elementary or middle school offices – or fax them to 762-0545.

REMINDER ABOUT LUNCH WITH YOUR STUDENT…

If you would like to eat lunch in the cafeteria with your student, please remember you must call the cafeteria at 757-5536 by 9:00 a.m. that day to make a reservation. Also, due to insurance and safety issues neither parents nor siblings may go out onto the playground with their student during recess. If you need to speak to your student at anytime during the day, please work through either office and we will gladly help you.

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR NOTE…

Thank you to the following individuals who coached our Seton 7^th and 8^th grade girls basketball teams, cheerleaders and 6^th grade pom squad.

8^th Grade Girls Basketball: Tom Circello

7^th Grade Girls Basketball: Pat Trimble, Greg Swanson, Bob Anderson and Shelly Charvat

7^th & 8^th Grade Cheerleaders: Chris McLaughlin, Kristin Andrews and Meghan Mutka

6^th Grade Poms: Amy Orendorf

Thank you to all Coaches: A huge thanks to all those who volunteered their time to coach all of our students during this past year.

Congratulations:

7^th Grade Boys basketball team took 3^rd place in the Diocesan Tournament.

Head Coach Needed: Pioneer Pacers Track and Field Team

The Pioneer Pacers Track and Field Team, which is comprised of student-athletes from Seton and Jordan Catholic Schools, needs a Head Coach for this season. All 7^th and 8^th grade boys and girls may be members of this team

Due to an approaching change in employment, Steve Polito will not be available to coach, as originally planned. Two persons already have volunteered to be assistant coaches, but neither one can make the commitment to be the head coach. Mr. Polito has prepared a preliminary schedule of practices and meets, as well as materials regarding the daily practice routine, attendance, uniform ordering, and meet events. He can help the new head coach during the first week of practice. The season will begin on Monday, March 10th and conclude on Wednesday, May 14^th. (There are no practices or meets during the schools’ Easter break.) With a few exceptions, all practices and meets are held Mondays through Fridays. Practices are from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at Stephens Park in Moline. Meets begin at 4:30 p.m. and conclude about 7:00 p.m., and are held in East Moline, Edgington, Geneseo, Moline, and Rock Island.

We also are looking for several additional VIRTUS-trained adults (you do not have to be a parent) to assist in coaching the team. Not all coaches have to attend every practice or meet. If you are interested in helping coach, please call Steve at (309) 764-9741.

Reminder: Anyone planning on participating in track this spring must have a physical and appropriate paper work turned in. If you have any questions please check with Mr. Pagett.

MEMORY BOOK…

Thank you so much to all who’ve submitted digital pictures for our ’07-’08 Memory Book!!!

January& February Digital Pictures

Needed:

Class Field Trips, Spaghetti Dinner, Catholic Schools Week Activities, Valentine’s Day Parties,

Seton Sports Events, and special class activities/projects.

Suggestions: Groups of 3-6 people work best.

Two options to submit your digital pictures:

l. Submit your digital pictures via email to memorybook@setonschool.com. Please, only send four *.jpg attachments per email message and include the event and student name(s).

2. Submit your digital pictures in a CD containing pictures in *.jpg file format and send to: Cleu Coene c/o Hanna Coene 5M or Mya Coene 2M or Leah Coene KZ.

Please attach a note on the CD with the event and student name(s) for each picture file.

get your digital cameras ready for the following events:

Please refer to Seton’s March Newsletter calendar and/or each teacher’s class calendar of events containing the specific dates and times for each scheduled event.

REMINDER: If you have not turned in your Memory Book Order Forms, we are still accepting them. Please turn them in. Thank you. ***

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Cleu Coene at 309-762-1622 or memorybook@setonschool.com.

CUB SCOUTS…

March will be a busy month for Pack 109 as we celebrate our successful popcorn sale and kick off our annual food drive.

Cub Scouts who achieved a $500 sales goal last fall will be treated to a special campout March 1-2. We’ll start the fun at Singing Bird Lodge at Rock Island’s Blackhawk State Park. After dinner and a campfire, we will move to Culemans Hall for nighttime activities and sleepover.

Pack 109 will hold its annual food drive Saturday, March 22. Scouts will be walking Moline neighborhoods collecting canned goods and non-perishable foods. Collection bags will be dropped off earlier by Boy Scout Troop 109.

In addition, we will have drop-off boxes at Seton this year for other families who would like to help us in our effort. All the food will be donated to the food bank at Christ United Methodist Church. Please consider helping the scouts on this worthwhile project with your donation.

Pack 109 also would like to recognize several Cub Scouts who earned their badge of rank at February’s Blue and Gold Banquet.

Tiger Badge: Alex DeWitt, Logan Sharer, Collin Thompson, Billy Blaser, Nicholas Verscheure, Ryan Roccholz, Travis Wince, Cameron Flack, Gabe Gaghagen and Max Bowling.

Wolf Badge: Dawson Tucker, Phillip Moyer, Sebastian Martin, Sam Colon, Noah Ewers, Christian Dawson, Nathan Musal and Noah Blunt.

Bobcat Badge: Daniel Holland and Kaleb Puebla.

Bear Badge: Dillan Bly, Sean Casey, Adrian Connolly, Corey DeLathower, Porter Enstrom, Eli Gaeta, Will Gaghagen, Nathan Graves, Dylan Huizenga, Noah Kelly, Billy Mihalopoulos, Peter Mills, Angel Perez, Kyle Rutherford and Alex Scott.

Webelos Badge: Trent Cardott.

Receiving the Arrow of Light, Cub Scouts’ highest honor, was: Tyler McDanel, Kienan Otto, Teddy Grevas.

Congratulations to all the scouts for their hard work.

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	Monthly Newsletter LENT CONTINUES… Our Lenten journey of 40 days and 40 nights is meant to be a time of grace. We are all asked to take time from our busy lives and ask ourselves how closely we are walking with Jesus. It is not easy to quiet our minds and listen to the voice of God. Here at school teachers are setting aside times for quiet prayer and reflection. Students have been reminded of age-appropriate sacrifices they can offer during Lent. Each grade level will be working on a service project as we reach out in charity to those around us. We hope this is a season of growth and grace for our students and their families. During Holy Week there will be several special services for our students. Please check the attached calendar for the dates and times. IMPORTANT DATES… Re registration/registration for Seton families: March 3^rd through March 7^th. Registration opens to the public: March 10^th The Children’s Place Preschool Open House Thursday, March 6, 2008 4:30-5:30 p.m. Preschool Classroom For perspective parents and students *Kindergarten Round Up* Thursday, March 13, 2008 4:30-5:30 p.m. Culemans Hall/Kindergarten Rooms Children must be 5 years of age by September 1^st. 2007 TAX CREDIT INFORMATION… The 2007 tax credit information is available at the Middle School office. TUITION ASSISTANCE PACKETS… Tuition Assistance Packets are available in either school office. All applications are due by March 17^th. It is extremely important that all applying for assistance have their applications in by March 17^th. Reminder...to apply, families are required to be members of a Moline parish. Families receiving assistance will be notified by the school business office in April. STUDENT RE-REGISTRATION* … REGISTRATION DATES FOR 2008-09 Re registration for the 2008-09 school year for our current Seton families will begin *MONDAY, MARCH 3^rd through FRIDAY, MARCH 7th.* Registration will open to the public on *MONDAY, MARCH 10^th.* The necessary forms will be coming home with your youngest student. Please watch for them. After completing return them to the school office. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK ANNUAL APPEAL... To date, Seton School has collected approximately $30,000 as a result of our appeal. The on-going generosity of our parents, parishioners and friends is overwhelming! Thank you from the faculty, staff and students. CAFETERIA AND PLAYGROUND MONITORS NEEDED… We are in need of more adults to work as cafeteria and playground monitors. Even if you can only work a couple days each week we could use your help. These are paid positions and the hours are from 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Please call 757-5500 and talk to Jane Barrett if you are interested. THANK YOU… Thank you to all the families that supported this year’s Spaghetti Dinner and Basket Raffle. The evening was a wonderful success. A special thanks to this year’s chair people Madonna Denton, Mary Anne Schaecher, Mary DeWitt, Sharon McLaughlin and Pam Thompson. The game room was a success at the Spaghetti Dinner. We would like to thank the following for the wonderful prize donations: Hy Vee, Trinity, Jewel Augustana, Alleman, Modern Woodmen of America, McDonalds, Whitey’s, Royal Neighbors, Happy Joe’s and the VanDerGinst family. A big thank you to all of the adults who helped with the games. The game room could not have been a success without you. PARENTS' CLUB… A big thank you to Kathy Malcolm and the Parents' Club Teacher Appreciation Committee for hosting the Catholic Schools Week faculty luncheon. The salads and desserts were amazing, and the candle is a wonderful keepsake. The hours of planning and preparation spent by this committee throughout the school year is evident...and appreciated. Thank you!!! There is a joint Parents’/Booster Club meeting planned for Thursday, April 8th at 7 p.m. in Culemans Hall. It will again honor the families whose youngest child will be graduating this year. For the Parents’ Club minutes, please check our Seton’s website, www.setonschool.com and click on news and events. WALK-A-THON 2008… Lace up your sneakers...this year’s Walk-A-Thon is just around the corner. Mark your calendars for Friday, May 2^nd, with a rain date of Friday, May 9^th. The Walk-A-Thon will kick-off with an all-school assembly on Friday, April 11^th. All the details of the Walk will come home with your student on that day. Proceeds from this year’s walk will help to fund the new social studies curriculum for our school. There are many opportunities to get involved… Our Fundraising Committee seeks donations from individuals and businesses to cover the cost of our event including prizes, refreshments, supplies, etc. so that 100% of the pledges raised by our students can go to our school. If you know of an individual or business that would be willing to help our cause, a donation form is attached to this newsletter. Thanks to the generosity of our t-shirt sponsors McLaughlin Motors, Southeast National Bank and River Valley Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Ltd., each of our students will receive a Walk-A-Thon t-shirt at the kick-off assembly. We also will be offering Walk-A-Thon t-shirts for sale to volunteers, parents, siblings and supporters of Seton School. This year, the supporter t-shirt color will be red, and the cost will be $6 per shirt. Be on the lookout for an order form, which will be sent home in your child’s backpack in the next week. Finally, we need an army of volunteers to make Walk-A-Thon fun and safe for our students – watch for the volunteer sign up to come home with your child in April. Volunteers must be VIRTUS trained and meet the schools’ requirements. We are looking forward to a GREAT Walk-A-Thon in 2008! BOOSTER CLUB NEWS… The next general meeting of the Seton Athletic Booster Club will be on Thursday, March 6^th at 7:00 p.m. in Culemans Hall. Topics for discussion will include planned fund-raisers for next school year, nominations of officers for the 2008 – 2009 school year, and participation in the Summer Moline Associated Dads’ Club Baseball/Softball Program. Any person that is interested in coaching a Seton baseball or softball team this year should attend this meeting. Officers of the Booster Club are: President – Steve Polito Secretary – Scott Ronnebeck Vice President – Ladd Tucker Treasurer – Matt Phares GOODSEARCH… What if Seton earned a penny every time you searched the Internet? Or how about if a percentage of every purchase you made online went to support our school? Well, now it can! GoodSearch.com is a new Yahoo-powered search engine that donates half its advertising revenue, about a penny per search, to the charities its users designate. Use it just as you would any search engine, get quality search results from Yahoo, and watch the donations add up! GoodShop.com is a new online shopping mall which donates up to 37 percent of each purchase to your favorite cause! Hundreds of great stores including Amazon, Target, Gap, Best Buy, eBay, Macy’s and Barnes & Noble have teamed up with Goodshop and every time you place an order, you’ll be supporting your favorite cause. Just go to www.goodsearch.com and be sure to enter Seton as the charity you want to support. And, be sure to spread the word! SCRIP… Thank you for continuing to support the Scrip program. In the month of January we earned $1072.86 for Seton School. We will only have one order in March due to Easter Break. The order date is March 11^th, sending home Scrip on March 13^th. We will have inventory in the middle school for any last minute Easter basket stuffers. *Scrip order dates are:* *Due* *Sent home* March 11^th March 13^th April 8^th April 10^th TRANSPORTATION REIMBURSEMENT… Attached to the February newsletter was the yellow form you need to complete and return to either school office for transportation reimbursement. Please complete and return this form as soon as possible. CONGRATULATIONS… Winner of the 5^th Grade Argus/Dispatch Spelling Bee: Michael Evans Knights of Columbus Substance Abuse Awareness Poster Contest Winners in the Drug Awareness and Abuse Division: Age 8-11 Audrey Ferkel (5P) Age 12-14 Hannah Murray (8V) NOTE FROM THE NURSE… Reminder to all kindergarten, 2^nd grade and 6^th grade parents, the *Dental Exam* is due by May 15, 2008. Please turn them into the elementary or middle school offices – or fax them to 762-0545. REMINDER ABOUT LUNCH WITH YOUR STUDENT… If you would like to eat lunch in the cafeteria with your student, please remember you must call the cafeteria at 757-5536 by 9:00 a.m. that day to make a reservation. Also, due to insurance and safety issues neither parents nor siblings may go out onto the playground with their student during recess. If you need to speak to your student at anytime during the day, please work through either office and we will gladly help you. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR NOTE… Thank you to the following individuals who coached our Seton 7^th and 8^th grade girls basketball teams, cheerleaders and 6^th grade pom squad. 8^th Grade Girls Basketball: Tom Circello 7^th Grade Girls Basketball: Pat Trimble, Greg Swanson, Bob Anderson and Shelly Charvat 7^th & 8^th Grade Cheerleaders: Chris McLaughlin, Kristin Andrews and Meghan Mutka 6^th Grade Poms: Amy Orendorf Thank you to all Coaches: A huge thanks to all those who volunteered their time to coach all of our students during this past year. Congratulations: 7^th Grade Boys basketball team took 3^rd place in the Diocesan Tournament. Head Coach Needed: Pioneer Pacers Track and Field Team The Pioneer Pacers Track and Field Team, which is comprised of student-athletes from Seton and Jordan Catholic Schools, needs a Head Coach for this season. All 7^th and 8^th grade boys and girls may be members of this team Due to an approaching change in employment, Steve Polito will not be available to coach, as originally planned. Two persons already have volunteered to be assistant coaches, but neither one can make the commitment to be the head coach. Mr. Polito has prepared a preliminary schedule of practices and meets, as well as materials regarding the daily practice routine, attendance, uniform ordering, and meet events. He can help the new head coach during the first week of practice. The season will begin on Monday, March 10th and conclude on Wednesday, May 14^th. (There are no practices or meets during the schools’ Easter break.) With a few exceptions, all practices and meets are held Mondays through Fridays. Practices are from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at Stephens Park in Moline. Meets begin at 4:30 p.m. and conclude about 7:00 p.m., and are held in East Moline, Edgington, Geneseo, Moline, and Rock Island. We also are looking for several additional VIRTUS-trained adults (you do not have to be a parent) to assist in coaching the team. Not all coaches have to attend every practice or meet. If you are interested in helping coach, please call Steve at (309) 764-9741. Reminder: Anyone planning on participating in track this spring must have a physical and appropriate paper work turned in. If you have any questions please check with Mr. Pagett. MEMORY BOOK… Thank you so much to all who’ve submitted digital pictures for our ’07-’08 Memory Book!!! *January& February Digital Pictures* *Needed:* *Class Field Trips, Spaghetti Dinner, Catholic Schools Week Activities,* Valentine’s Day Parties, *Seton Sports Events, and special class activities/projects.* Suggestions: Groups of 3-6 people work best. Two options to submit your digital pictures: l. Submit your digital pictures via email to memorybook@setonschool.com. Please, only send four .jpg attachments per email message and include the event and student name(s). 2. Submit your digital pictures in a CD containing pictures in .jpg file format and send to: Cleu Coene c/o Hanna Coene 5M or Mya Coene 2M or Leah Coene KZ. Please attach a note on the CD with the event and student name(s) for each picture file. get your digital cameras ready for the following events: Please refer to Seton’s March Newsletter calendar and/or each teacher’s class calendar of events containing the specific dates and times for each scheduled event. REMINDER: If you have not turned in your Memory Book Order Forms, we are still accepting them. Please turn them in. Thank you. * If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Cleu Coene at 309-762-1622 or memorybook@setonschool.com. CUB SCOUTS… March will be a busy month for Pack 109 as we celebrate our successful popcorn sale and kick off our annual food drive. Cub Scouts who achieved a $500 sales goal last fall will be treated to a special campout March 1-2. We’ll start the fun at Singing Bird Lodge at Rock Island’s Blackhawk State Park. After dinner and a campfire, we will move to Culemans Hall for nighttime activities and sleepover. Pack 109 will hold its annual food drive Saturday, March 22. Scouts will be walking Moline neighborhoods collecting canned goods and non-perishable foods. Collection bags will be dropped off earlier by Boy Scout Troop 109. In addition, we will have drop-off boxes at Seton this year for other families who would like to help us in our effort. All the food will be donated to the food bank at Christ United Methodist Church. Please consider helping the scouts on this worthwhile project with your donation. Pack 109 also would like to recognize several Cub Scouts who earned their badge of rank at February’s Blue and Gold Banquet. Tiger Badge: Alex DeWitt, Logan Sharer, Collin Thompson, Billy Blaser, Nicholas Verscheure, Ryan Roccholz, Travis Wince, Cameron Flack, Gabe Gaghagen and Max Bowling. Wolf Badge: Dawson Tucker, Phillip Moyer, Sebastian Martin, Sam Colon, Noah Ewers, Christian Dawson, Nathan Musal and Noah Blunt. Bobcat Badge: Daniel Holland and Kaleb Puebla. Bear Badge: Dillan Bly, Sean Casey, Adrian Connolly, Corey DeLathower, Porter Enstrom, Eli Gaeta, Will Gaghagen, Nathan Graves, Dylan Huizenga, Noah Kelly, Billy Mihalopoulos, Peter Mills, Angel Perez, Kyle Rutherford and Alex Scott. Webelos Badge: Trent Cardott. Receiving the Arrow of Light, Cub Scouts’ highest honor, was: Tyler McDanel, Kienan Otto, Teddy Grevas. Congratulations to all the scouts for their hard work. Archived Newsletters** September 2007 October 2007 November 2007 December 2007 January 2008 February 2008
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Cub Scouts who achieved a $500 sales goal last fall will be treated to a special campout March 1-2. We’ll start the fun at Singing Bird Lodge at Rock Island’s Blackhawk State Park. After dinner and a campfire, we will move to Culemans Hall for nighttime activities and sleepover.