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  • The next Friday Fall Fun Night will be on October 7.
  • Thursday the 22nd will be a D Day. Dismissal for students will be at 2:15 pm.
  • On Wednesday, September 21, seniors will have their Senior Unity Day while freshmen will go to the Basilica.
Huang bikes 1000 miles

Huang bikes 1000 miles

Mackenzie Snyder, Entertainment Editor
September 28, 2019
Seniors reflect on class trip to Holocaust Museum

Seniors reflect on class trip to Holocaust Museum

Mallory Smith, News Editor
April 17, 2018
Dean of Students and Technology Brian Powells advisory gathers their belongings from their lockers at the end of the day. Powells advisory, along with Senior Project Coordinator Louise Géczys advisory, were assigned to the new stacked lockers outside of the model classroom.

Advisories assigned new model classroom lockers

Lauren Becker, Media Chief
September 26, 2017
Katie Sullivan and Kishan Patel, class of 16, pose with their Black & Gold Award, which is presented to one male and one female student in the graduating senior class. This year, the nominees are seniors Caroline Cooney, Emma Gromacki, Pia Scotto, Emily Stancliff, Edward Benner, Nicholas Hinke, Caleb Olsen, and Daniel Robinson.

Black and Gold nominees announced

Paige Alban and Ianna Pirozzi
May 3, 2017
Senior Project Coordinator Louise Geczy shakes hands with a speaker from Lessons of the Shoah, an assembly which focuses on the Holocaust and refugees. This event is hosted every year at JC, bringing together students from multiple schools.

Lessons of the Shoah creates controversy

Alyssa Kraus and Taylor Bynion
November 21, 2016
Holocaust survivor Vera Kestenberg arrives and embraces her guide, senior Madison Hooper. On March 1, 18 speakers came to share stories from the Holocaust and the aftermath of the genocide of six million Jews and five million others.

Holocaust education informs students

Nick Miller and Kelly Foulk
March 21, 2016
Mercy students Rebbeca Hayes and Kelsey OHaire participated in a workshop at the Lessons of Shoah event. Their workshop was called Holocaust Experiences taught by Lauren Granite from Centropa.

“Lessons of the Shoah” brings hundreds to hear about Holocaust

Kristen Isoldi, A&E Editor
February 13, 2015
Three JC alum stand with a Holocaust survivor. In the past, Holocaust Remembrance Day was only open to seniors, but now it is open to both juniors and seniors.

Holocaust tradition changes

Tona Rimpel, Video Editor
February 2, 2015
Remembering Leo Bretholtz

Remembering Leo Bretholtz

Madison Meyer, In-Depth Editor
April 1, 2014
Senior Eric Watson along with the entire senior class watch the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Four JC students were given the honor of laying a wreath at the tomb.

Thirteen Holocaust survivors share stories and celebrate Holocaust Remembrance Day with seniors

Madison Meyer, In-Depth Editor
March 12, 2014
Senior Taylor Gerber designed a scavenger hunt based off of the novel Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. The scavenger hunt will take place until the end of the school year.

Senior reinstates scavenger hunt tradition

Sydney Setree, Print Chief
March 10, 2014
Assisted by Senior Project Coordinator Louise Geczy, Holocaust survivor Rubin Sztajer speaks to seniors from various high schools in Maryland about his experience during the genocide. JC hosted the Lessons of the Holocaust Program for the first time on Wednesday, Feb. 5.

Seniors learn life lessons from Holocaust program

Lauren Glase, News Editor
February 25, 2014
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