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The
Special Gifts Committee celebrated the opening of the Fitness
and Conditioning Center for Stuart Hall High School. The
basement at 1911 Pine Street has been transformed into state-of-the-art
workout area with fitness, conditioning and stretching equipment.
The open house, held Nov. 8, was attended by Stuart Hall
High School parents, donors to the Conditioning & Fitness
Center fund and members of the Board of Trustees. Student
athletes demonstrated use of the equipment. Both Mike Armstrong,
dean of students and athletic director for SHHS, and Terry
Betterly, director of business, finance and operations,
were commended for their work on this project, so important
to SHHS's programs and recruitment efforts.
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Stuart Hall High School athletes Ben Costa, Chauncey Aceret,
Brendan Sullivan and Will O’Leary were on hand to
demonstrate the awesome new equipment.
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Schools
of the Sacred Heart
acknowledge the generous donors who have made the Conditioning
& Fitness Centers possible:
The
Fish and Benoist Family
Marion and Gerald McGovern
Karen and Joseph Niehaus
Julie and Greg Flynn
Dee Dee and Bruce Nollenberger
Katie Budge
The Melanson Family Foundation
Norma and John Balen
Frances and Brodie Cobb
Geraldine and Robert Hicks
Alyce Werdel and Paul Jones
Katherine B. Loker
Jennifer and Marcus Smith
Darcy and Greg Wettersten
Ruth Ann and Lee Seward
Deborah and Robin Hicks
Paula and Robert Reynolds
Elizabeth Fannon and William O’Leary
Susan and Jeffrey Campbell
The Campodonico Family
Sydney Zucherman
Jane and Christopher Cook
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Deborah and Robin Hicks made the fundraising drive a family
affair by involving Robin’s parents, Robert and Geraldine
Hicks, as donors. Deborah’s mother, Katherine Loker
(not pictured), also participated in the fundraising effort.
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Visit
the Broadway Campus Open House Web Page
For
information on making a major gift to help Schools of the
Sacred Heart, please contact Paula March, Major Gift Coordinator,
for opportunities. Call 514-345-5803 or email march@sacredsf.org. |
Jaime
Dominguez, Head, Stuart Hall for Boys (right), in consultation
with Mike Armstrong, Stuart Hall High School Dean of Students
and Athletic Director, about the equipment the SHB boys
will “grow into” someday.
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