M U S T A N G M A G. Join us Monday, May 29th at 8:50 a.m. in the Bedford Room(ICC Hall). Prayer focus will be Parents.

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1 I M M A C U L A T A R E G I O N A L H I G H S C H O O L V O L U M E 5, I S S U E 2 8 M U S T A N G M A G M A Y 2 6, I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : G R A D M E E T I N G 1 R O O T E D I N F A I T H 1 L I B R A R Y B O O K S 1 R U G B Y S E V E N S 2 S O C C E R F U N D R A I S E R 3 F I N E A R T S N I G H T 4 T H E M I R A C L E W O R K E R 6 G R A D M E E T I N G Grad parent meeting next Tuesday, May 30 th at 4 pm in room 4. General information night for everything to do with the ceremony, reception, & banquet. Please try to attend if you are a parent of a graduate. Mrs. A. Bukowsky Mrs. M. Macdonnell R O O T E D I N F A I T H Join us Monday, May 29th at 8:50 a.m. in the Bedford Room(ICC Hall). Prayer focus will be Parents. B I S H O P S D I N N E R C A L E N D A R I T E M S Final Exams June 16th-23rd Fine Arts Nights June 6th Undergrad Mass & Awards June 26th Graduation June 28th Graduation Prom June 29th 8 L I B R A R Y A N D T E X T B O O K S It is approaching that time of year again and we are SURE that you don t want to be paying for lost or misplaced textbooks and library books this June. Students typically keep their textbooks till their final exam for studying with. They are to hand in textbooks to the library or their coarse teacher as soon as they are finished with exams. Additionally, all library books are due no later than June 23rd. Mrs. Casorso Please call the office and leave a recorded message for Ms. Despins if your child will be absent or late. 1

2 V O L U M E 5, I S S U E 2 8 R U G B Y S E V E N S For the final round of league play the Mighty Mustangs ventured out beyond the city limits to the wilds of West Kelowna and entered the den of the Boucherie Bears. With McFee once again leading the charge the Mighty Mustangs ran into our near neighbours the Knights of KCS. Despite valiant efforts on the wing from Caranguian to break the defense of the Knights and Waller looking to distribute the ball quickly through the middle the Knights were in no mood for pleasantries. The Knights used their overwhelming size advantage to dominate and ferociously stamp their authority on the game. Next up were our hosts the Bears of Boucherie. Despite losing West early to a knee injury the Mustangs found strength in depth and held their position mid-field against the Bears. Roamer made good ground and Griffin stood firm and always looked about to break free. With Schryburt once again winning good ball in the lineout and the scrum the Mustangs showed much promise. After a number of penetrating runs on the wing from Kurkjain the ball found its way to Saggiante. With a hop skip and a jump followed by a series of matador twists and turns Saggiante was free. Dashing down the field to touch down. There it was the all elusive TRY! With the try Saggiante and the Mustangs got the much needed lift they needed to face the Aberdeen Hall Gryphons. With the heat and two brutal games taking their toll it was left to ever presents, Nieves, Zhang, and McFee to take the mustangs through their final game. With fearsome tackling and penetrating fearless running through the heart of the Gryphons Neives looked hungry for a try. With a break down the wing he looked to be on his way to the line. However, the flag was up and Neives was called back for a foot in touch. Zhang tried tirelessly to beat the Gryphons with the kick over the top and a chase but lacked the support needed to make the play work. Champion of the Mustang s cause all season McFee was determined to give his all with excellent distribution, fine defense and monumental offensive drives. But The Gryphons did not falter and flew away victorious. Reflecting on a hard fought season the Mighty Mustangs have made immense improvements in such a short time. With a young squad and a returning coach there is lots of hope for next season for the Green and Golds. Well Done to Andrew McFee in Grade 10. Andrew made the U16 Provincial team and will train in town for the next few weeks before going to a competition in Vancouver the weekend of the 1 st of July. Go Mighty Mustangs! E.H.Mitch P S G B O T T L E D R I V E There is a PSG bottle drive Saturday May 27 th from 9-2:30. Students who need service hours, this is a great opportunity. Please see Mrs. Bossio to sign up. Parents wanting to volunteer please contact your PSG Immaculata PSG Ticket Raffle Tickets $5 ea. 1st Prize is $1000 CASH plus 3 subsequent prizes to be won!! Please watch for tickets home on Monday, May 8th. Let s make it our goal to sell every ticket this year and help raise $16,000 to support our children s education... WE CAN DO IT!!!!!!!! 2

3 V O L U M E 5, I S S U E 2 8 M U S T A N G S T H E A T R E C O M P A N Y A few weeks ago, students in our Theatre Production 10/11/12 class worked with two teachers from School District 23 who specialize in classes for deaf and hard of hearing students and sign language classes. Students were given an opportunity to try to see the world and deaf culture through the eyes of a deaf person. We also learned how deaf and blind people communicate with their own kind of sign language. This was all in preparation for our production of The Miracle Worker next week. See the poster at the back of this newsletter for details and reserve your seats for a show by calling the office or go online at showtix4u.com S O C C E R F U N D R A I S E R Dear Business Owner, From June 1st to 3rd Immaculata High School will play host to 16 of the top high school soccer teams in BC and we are looking for sponsors to fill the tournament program! For just $50 you can advertise in the program to thousands of participants and spectators. Each purchase will come with a receipt. Or send along well-wishes from your family! A great way to show your support! The price list is as follows: $50 Business Card size advertisement $75 Half page size advertisement $100 Full page size advertisement Please send in your business card or image of your ad to Paul Freire at pfreire@cisnd.ca as well as a cheque made out to IRHS or Immaculata. Thank you for your support, Paul Freire Director of Soccer, Immaculata High School Mustangs 3

4 V O L U M E 5, I S S U E 2 8 Immaculata High School Fine Arts Presents Please join us for our special year-end fundraising evening as we celebrate Immaculata s fine young artists and musicians Tuesday, June 6, 2017 Doors open at 6:30 pm Gallery and silent auction of student art work from Grade 8-12 Art Classes & Grade 8-9 Photography Classes Immaculata Band performances by Grade 8-12 students 50/50 draw Original photo card sales by student photographers French café hosted by senior French students Admission by Donation Wine cash bar by Meadow Vista Honey Wines All proceeds will go towards the Fine Arts Department (Band/Art) (Debit/Credit machine available) 4

5 I M M A C U L A T A R E G I O N A L H I G H S C H O O L 1493 KLO Road Kelowna British Columbia V1W 3N8 Phone: Fax: irhs.principal@cisnd.ca R E F E R R A L P R O G R A M Do you enjoy our schools and speak positively about the experience? Do you enjoy gifts? Did you know that for each new family you refer to Immaculata or St. Joseph, you can receive one month of free tuition? You can either send them into the school or you can just pass on information about an interested family to bmelnyk@cisnd.ca H O M E S T A Y S N E E D E D Our international program is looking for homestay famililes for our international students for the 2017/18 school year. Please contact Blaine Melnyk if you are at all interested or want more information about hosting a student. bmelnyk@cisnd.ca Immaculata: A family that fosters excellence L I N K S Immaculata Athletics on twitter Immaculata Alumni on facebook Page 5 5

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