Student Accomplishments

GCHS Students Distinguish Themselves

National Honor Society Installation

Congratulations to the new members of the Marian Chapter of the National Honor Society! Installation ceremonies took place following our school Mass celebrating the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.

Officers of the Marian Chapter of the NHS for the 2009-2010 school year include Nina Raspa, President; Mary Kate McBride, Vice President; Lauren Hartigan,Corresponding Secretary; Kara Itaas, Recording Secretary; Brittany Hurst, Treasurer.

2009 Inductees Marian Chapter of the National Honor Society :
Jennifer M. Allison, Jenna A. Alvarado, Christopher D. Alongi, Dana M. Amorosi, Joseph L. Andricola, Jennifer L. Asterino, Alexandra Balara, Frank V. Broussard, Kevin D. Cano, Ryan W. Carney, Gabrielle L. Collinsworth, Alice R. Cronin, Alexandria F. Del Borrello, Joseph F. Delengowski, Matthew E. DiGiacomo, Dana L. Dobbins, Cassandra M. Ehinger, Jennifer A. Feinberg, Ryan P. Fisher, Thomas W. Flynn, Jr., Jessica R. Francis, Erica M. Garr, Daniel C. Golden, Korrie M. Harkins, Timothy B. Kain, Damon A. Kreiner, Kevin F. Kohout, Taylor A. McKeever, Sara Jane Moffei, Angelo V. Montenegro, Patrick L. Mulranen, Edward P. O’Brien, Elizabeth A. O’Shea, April A. Pacifico, Alexandra Page, Nadia P. Pascetta, Kristina L. Reiter, Colin F. Ryder, Kelly Taylor, Bernard Tighe, Amanda M. Virgili, Robert G. Wethman, Jr., Steven M. Wilgus

Senior Alex Flynn Takes Top Honors at Model UN

GCHS senior Alex Flynn was named “Best Delegate” and received the conference gavel at the Tenth Annual Model United Nations held on the campus of Seton Hall University in April. Faculty member and attorney Kevin Heil led the seven member GCHS contingent to the event sponsored by the Whitehead School for International Diplomacy.

“Model UN provides an outlet for students to learn how nations of the world work together to resolve conflicts in a spirit of cooperation and peace. This is the fifth time Gloucester Catholic has participated in such a program and I am pleased to be able to facilitate it,” explained Mr. Heil. Each delegation was assigned a country and the students had the responsibility to research the political, economic, social and geographic issues of their country, as well as review their nation's voting records and learning who their allies and opponents are. Students acted as ambassadors for their country as they worked to resolve UN issues.

The GCHS contingent at the event included seniors Alex Flynn, Chris Seigel, Alex Hickman and Mary Kate LaRocco and juniors Kara Itaas, Marie Roantree, Savannah Pailoz.

Music Honor Society Inducts New Members

GCHS salutes the members of the Tri-M Music Honor Society and its moderators, Mrs. Susan Schramm and Mrs. Marge Stafford.

2008 Members

  • Matt Hayden
  • Brianne Foschini
  • Mia Gasparovic
  • Lisa Oelenschlager
  • Ariel Sipple
  • Corrine Valente

2009 Members
  • Alexander Hickman
  • Ashley Krumenacker
  • Dave Parkinson
  • Sabrina Picot
  • Teresa Verrecchio
  • Talia Bisirri
  • Ellen Hardy
  • Kara Itaas
  • Karen Kane
  • Michael Traficante
  • Chris Traficante
  • Savannah Pailloz

 

GCHS Sweeps County Arts Festival

Gloucester Catholic students once again earned top honors at the Camden County Arts 4 Teens Festival at Rugters University this spring. Taking top honors in Camden County were Alex Flynn in creative writing and Gabrielle DiGiacomo, Dana Pellegrino, Ariel Rofrano and Vincent Trovato in the visual arts category. Gloucester Catholic High School and teachers Dave Sipple and Kathy Schilling were recognized for outstanding contributions to the program. Twenty two GCHS students received awards at the event. CREATIVE WRITING: Best of County: Alex Flynn Honorable Mention: Brooke Barth, Courtney Dercqu, Demi Fasulo, Mia Gasparovic, Andrea Gousha, Andrew Hansen, Laura Lukasavage, Stephen May, Alyssa McCourt , John Mealey , Christopher Seigel DANCE: Honorable Mention: Steven May MUSICAL THEATRE: Honorable Mention: Alex Hickman and Dave Parkinson VISUAL ARTS: Best of County: Gabrielle DiGiacomo, Dana Pellegrino, Ariel Rofrano, Vincent Trovato Honorable Mention: Laura Lukasavage VOCAL: Honorable Mention: Karen Kane

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