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Faculty vs. Seniors Flag Football Game
Final Score: Faculty 21/Seniors 14 During lunchtime on Wednesday, October 17, the student council hosted the first faculty vs seniors flag football game of the school year. Using their experience, knowledge of the game, and finely tuned offense, the faculty were able to defeat the seniors in this first contest of the year 21-14. BioMed I - Blood Spatter Lab
Continuing their investigation of the fictitious body found of Ms. Anna Garcia, the BioMed I classes measured the blood spatter distance from the body to determine the height and distance of the bleeding during the time of the fictitious death. Students use the height, distance of the spatter, and the velocity to determine her body position, among other things, during her fall at the time of death. Poster Night
Monday, October 8, students and other members of the Raider community gathered in the Raider Room to design and paint spirit posters for the Rummel vs. Jesuit football game. The homecoming game and pep rally festivities begin this week at Return to Severn. For more information on Return to Severn, click here. Exam Cram -- Quarter 1
Before the start of exams this week, the Key Club hosted an Exam Cram in the library. Teachers from all departments participated to help the Raiders prepare for the their exams. Tutoring, quiet study, or group work was available in the library. Refreshments were provided as the students prepared for the week of exams. Lunchtime Activities
The Student Council hosts various lunchtime activities throughout the year to encourage camaraderie among students. First quarter activities included: a 3-point contest, egg toss, dunking booth, and hot dog eating contest. Student Council is moderated by Ms. Kerrie Hutchinson. Raiders Defeat Shaw 42-3
Saturday, September 29, the Raiders celebrated their annual megaphone game and defeated the Shaw Eagles 42-3. In week six, the Raiders will take on Holy Cross at Joe Yenni Stadium, Saturday, October 6. Game and ticket information will be posted early in the week. 8th Grade Grandparents Mass and Lunch
The school’s Parent-Booster club sponsors grandparents mass and lunch for each grade on campus. The first grandparent mass held was for eighth graders and they filled the Raider Room with almost 300 persons in attendance. Grandparents and their grandsons celebrated the day with mass followed by a luncheon and fellowship. Key Club Induction, Peace Prayer Walk, and Fountain Dedication
The Rummel Key Club held its annual induction in the Raider Room on Tuesday, September 25, after the Lasallian Walk for Peace. Led by Ms. Denise Otillio, the Key Club is the core service club on campus, working closely with charities as well as volunteering time beautifying the Chapel courtyard. The Rummel Key Club Leadership Team for the 2018-2019 school year is: Gabriel Wright, Tyler Buhler, Dawson Millet, Nicholas Flynn, John Virga, Nathan Theriot, Ethan Ott, and Marcel Albert. Prior to the Key Club Induction several Raiders participated in the Lasallian Walk for Peace, beginning at St. Benilde and ending at the Raider campus. The students and community members, led by Brother B, stopped, prayed, and sang at multiple stops along the walk. Once at the Raider campus, the participants heard a talk from Ms. Paula Belanger about what it means to be a Lasallian servant. Following the Walk for Peace and the Key Club induction, Fr. Kurt Young ’05 blessed and dedicated the new fountain in the Chapel courtyard. This fountain, named the “Fountain of Living Waters,” resembles the hard work that the Key Club, working daily for the past week in the courtyard, put into it. The Fountain of Living Waters was made possible through the generosity of Brett and Erin Wright & family. Poster Night
Monday, September 24, the Big Brothers Club hosted a poster night to paint posters for the upcoming football game against Archbishop Shaw. English V AP Presentations
Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest examines the treatment, or lack thereof, of mental health patients in the 1950s-1960s. In order to go beyond the pages of the novel, Mrs. Leggett's students completed group projects where they researched assigned prompts to develop arguments and identify central themes in the novel. Campus Ministry Night
The cafeteria was packed with Rummel and Chapelle students for September's Campus Ministry Night. The students gathered to spend the afternoon celebrating their faith. Prospective Students Raider Experience and Information Night
Wednesday, September 19, the Admissions Office hosted its annual Raider Experience and Information Night for middle school students and their families. The night began in the Raider Room, and prospective students and families attended short sessions about Campus Ministry, Academic Curriculum, and Student Life. Chemistry Class
Mr. Kratochvil's Chemistry students experimented with different substances to determine which ones would produce a precipitant. Legacy Lunch
Each fall, the Alumni Office hosts fathers of current Raiders for a lunch in the Raider Room. The alumni Raider dads return to their alma mater to share their experiences with their sons and to reminisce with fellow alumni Raiders. Big Brother/Little Brother Meetings
The Big Brothers Program kicked off Friday, September 14, with senior big brothers going to meet current 8th and 9th graders during academic period. Today the seniors introduced themselves and held a competition to see which academic period class could sing the Fight Song the loudest. With the job of welcoming and helping their little brothers, the big brothers will hold events for their brothers and be sure they are aware of ARHS events and clubs. The Big Brothers Program is run by Mr. Jared Quinn. Club Day 2018
Clubs and club sports gathered throughout the Raider Courtyard Thursday at lunch for new student registration of the many clubs and teams offered at Archbishop Rummel. Club representatives described their clubs and activities to the prospective members while persuading the interested students to sign-up for their club. The afternoon allowed all new Raiders to see the many club offerings available to students. Mr. Joseph Serio, Director of Student Activities, organizes Club Day. Parents' Club Meeting
Our Raider Parent's Club held their first meeting of the 2018-2019 school year Wednesday, September 12. Mr. Milano, Archbishop Rummel President and Principal, began the meeting with a prayer and gave a short overview of the beginning of the school year. Parents' Club President Erin Wright welcomed everyone and introduced a number of committee chairs who spoke about their events. Parents were treated to refreshments during the meeting. Denise Schmidt is the Parents’ Club liaison for Archbishop Rummel and helps organize all Parents' Clubs events. Balfour Meeting
Juniors attended a meeting to get information about purchasing Senior Rings for next year. Seniors attended the meeting to see and hear explanations about available graduation invitations and senior-related merchandise. The presentation was made by representatives from Balfour Graduation Supplies. Mr. Joseph Serio, Graduation Coordinator, organized the assembly. Class of 2019: Ring Mass
The class of 2019 converged on Divine Mercy Parish Church in Kenner for their Ring Mass Thursday evening. The senior class heard words of wisdom from Mr. Marc Milano '90, president/principal. Fr. Kurt Young '05, chaplain, presided over the Mass and blessed the rings before the distribution. The ceremony ended with the final blessing and the traditional alma mater and fight song by the class of 2019. Physical Science Labs
Students completed various experiments in Physical Science class to begin their unit on matter. Back to School Night
Thursday evening the Raider parents went "Back to School" as they completed a rotation of their sons' schedules, meeting teachers and hearing about the course expectations. The evening began with a few words from the administration before the parents moved to the main building for the schedule rotation. The Parent Conferences and Parent Booster Meeting will be Wednesday, September 12. Raiders Win Jamboree! Final Score Raiders 7 Wolves 3
In a warm-up for the start of regular season next week, the Raiders defeated the St. Paul's Wolves 7-3 on the Northshore Friday evening. The Christian Brothers Jamboree began at 6pm with a JV match-up followed by the two 15 minute varsity halves. The Raiders rotated many players both on offense and defense to get some live snaps for many of the new varsity players. The season kicks-off Friday evening at Gulfport, Mississippi. Prospective Legacy Night
The Archbishop Rummel Admissions and Alumni Offices held a Legacy Night for prospective Raider Legacy students. Future legacies in grades 5-7 and their families were invited to hear about the school's academic achievements from guest speakers, which included Mr. Marc Milano '90, Dr. Daniel Womac '99, Mr. Jay Roth '81, Zach Smith '19, and Ms. Kelli Ramon . The Archbishop Rummel Ambassadors were also at the event where they helped answer questions from prospective students. Community Council Meeting
Wednesday, August 22, Ms. Eshleman and Mr. Quinn held their first Community Council meeting with student leaders from various school organizations, clubs, and teams. The council will meet twice a month to keep leaders informed of upcoming events. Genesians Meet and Greet
Monday, August 20, our Genesian Players hosted their Meet & Greet. The cast and crew of their fall production had their headshot portraits taken and were measured for their costumes. Senior Candle Lighting
Wednesday, August 15, the first official day of school, seniors lit the senior candle. Proposed by Archbishop Rummel’s Chaplain, Father Wayne Roca, SJ, the tradition of the senior candle began with the class of 1995. Following his request, student council moderator Ms. Mary Ann Robarts secured the candle and stand. These were presented to the senior class at the end of the ring ceremony. Fr. Roca’s original blessing of the senior candle has been passed down through the years. The senior class officers took on the responsibility of hanging and lighting the senior candle. The class president is responsible for keeping the candle lit throughout the year. The idea behind the senior candle went along with the class of 1995’s theme – “Let us be the Light” – and serves as a reminder to each senior class to be that guiding light for the rest of the school. The senior candle can be found on display in the senior wing, guiding each school year. First Day for 8th and 9th Grades
Tuesday, August 14, our eighth and ninth graders returned to campus for half a day. Students attended meetings and received guidance from our administrators regarding our policies and procedures for the upcoming school year. Check-In Day
Archbishop Rummel High School had its annual Check In Day for all students Monday, August 13th. Students took yearbook pictures, arranged transportation services, and received their schedules, agendas, school t-shirts, and other valuable information for the upcoming school year. St. Genesius Feast
To celebrate the feast day of St. Genesius, the patron saint of actors, the Genesian Players hosted an award celebration and kick-off to their 56th season. Returning, new, and prospective members were invited, in addition to alumni and friends of the program. The event was organized by Genesian Players director, Ms. Carol Eshleman, and the Genesian board. New Student Orientation
Saturday, August 11, our Raider Student Council and moderator Mrs. Hutchinson hosted our annual New Student Orientation. New students were divided into groups where they played icebreakers and games. At the end of the morning, our administrators held a brief meeting with students and parents where they discussed the upcoming school year and welcomed the students and parents to the Raider family. |
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Archbishop Rummel High School educates each student according to the principles of the Catholic Church in the Lasallian tradition of faith, community, and service. In a caring, disciplined environment of social awareness and academic excellence, Archbishop Rummel High School challenges each student to recognize the dignity of life and to develop and share, to the best of his ability, his unique talents. Archbishop Rummel High School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, or disability in violation of state and federal law or regulation in administration of its educational policies or programs.
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