Mrs. Kris Cox, Director

With thirty-three years in the public schools, and in her sixth year at Our Saviour, Mrs. Cox has a host of accomplishments which include serving as district President of the IMEA for eight years and winning the IMEA Distinguished Service Award.

Beginner Band 5th graders wanting to learn to play an instrument Instrument selection guidance provided Small group lessons at school Performs at the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts

Junior High Band 6th-8th graders, novice or experienced The JH band also performs at Routt Catholic High School basketball games, the Cass County Fall Band Festival, Solo/Ensemble Contest, and at the IESA Organization Contest

 

Mrs. Liz Klauzer, Director 

Coming this Spring to Our Saviour School . . . High School Musical!

 

Jocks Troy Bolton – Miguel Alvarez; Chad Danforth – Josh Wilcox; Zeke Baylor – Mikey Torres; Basketball Players – Katie Abell, Madison Robinson, Taylor Vieira, Jayden Ware
Brainiacs Gabriella Montez – Lilly Schwiderski; Taylor McKessie – Alaina Colclasure; Martha Cox – Madison Brockhouse; Kratnoff – Sophie Roth; Drum Major – Liana Hamm; Brainiacs – Mattie Dunnagan, Thalika Gunasekaran, Riley Johnson, Lily Marshall
Thespians Sharpay Evans – Sara Worrell; Ryan Evans – Caden Beddingfield; Kelsi Nielsen – Lydia Wall; Jamie – Allyson Huffman; Susan – Laura Westbrook; Cathy – Olivia Perry; Cyndra – Erica Lay; Thespians – Madi Fellhauer, Abbie Spangenberg, Savannah Seymour

Jackie Scott – Savanna Long; Ripper – Katharine Baumann; Mongo – Grace Miller; Skaters – Maddie Nelson, Marie Langdon; Ms. Darbus – Riley Dunnagan; Ms. Tenny – Maeve Hollahan; Moderator – Erika Bone; Cheerleaders – Allyson Clay, Jayden Hunt, Brenda Lima, Cady Rowden, Claire Russotto

Dixie Thompson, Instructor

What's it called when an educator retires from teaching thirty-three years at Our Saviour School, only to return for her 14th year as volunteer art teacher extraordinaire? We call it a blessing!

Mrs. Dixie Thompson shares her passion for art with all students, K-8. Students are presented with a literature connection to stimulate the creative processes and then given the opportunity to express their artistic abilities with watercolor acrylics, watercolor paper, and correct brushes.

The art program has been supported by awesome MAGIC Match sponsors for the 4th year in a row!

 

              

Celeste Morrow, Sponsor

Student Council is very active in providing community-building activities, spirit events, and Mission projects.  We are enjoying the marquee in front of our school to remind passers-by of upcoming events.

 

2011-2012 Officers:  Patrick May, Treasurer; Riley Dunnagan, Spirit Chair; Lilly Schwiderski, President; Maddie Nelson, Vice-President; Laura Westbrook, Secretary.

 

 

Student Council Officers and class representatives with their decorated tree for the Festival of Trees fundraiser.

Coaches Beth Shade & Amy Dietrich

 

2010-2011 Schedule
Day	Date	Opponent	Time	W/L	Roster
T	02/01/2011	at Turner	4:00		8th graders
T	03/1/2011	at St. Joe's	4:00		Martin Asama, Adam Birdsell, Kalyssa Birdsell, Collin Westbrook
T	03/15/2011	at Blessed Sacrament, Spfd	4:15
M	03/21/2011	Home	3:30	4-0	7th graders
R	04/14/2011	at Concordia Lutheran, Spfd	4:00		Austin Black, Cole Burke, Riley Dunnigan, Maddie Nelson, Kaylee Robinson, David Ruppel, Patrick Shea, Austin Stewart
T	04/19/2001	Home	4:00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Karen Wieneke, Sponsor

During the school day, it’s reading, ‘riting, and ‘rithmetic.  But, after 3:00, the three R’s take on a whole new meaning as the Recycling Club focuses on Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling!

The Club is made available to fifth grade students who would like to learn how to take care of the environment while making a big difference at the school level.

Members collect newspapers and paper from recycling centers positioned in each classroom; they sponsor all-school can drives twice a year; and, they take empty printer ink cartridges and toners to Staples, earning the school rewards cards to use toward classroom supplies.

Recycling Dates for 5th Graders:  Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 7, Jan 11, Feb 8, Mar 14, Apr 18, May 9

Sponsor: Katie Crumley

Annually, junior high students review scientific procedure and then research an area of passion.

They hypothesize, experiment, chart results, and conclude. Then, they reflect on their work and determine how they could improve their project if they were to repeat it.

That's not all . . . next, they create a display that gives the big picture and they type a paper that shares all the details.

Click on the photo below to see this year's displays and participants.