Catholic Schools Week 2007
Waters Brimming with Life
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Senior Laura Sposato and sophomores Rachel Mucha and Leah Philips prepare for their dance before the prayer service.

Social studies teacher Ms. Kerri Kornobis speaks to the students about her first year of teaching at Catholic High.

Seniors Molly Wright and Marella Torsella sing with the choir.


Freshman Delisha Thompson shares her love of Catholic High after only one year.

Social studies teacher Mr. Gerry Parsons talks about how he values his students and fellow teachers.


Students take a moment to reflect about what Catholic High means to them during the prayer service.

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Heather Tuckfield from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation spoke to students about the history and current state of the Chesapeake Bay. She then played jeopardy to test students knowledge of the bay.

Afterwards students returned to homerooms to complete various projects about water to be displayed in the hallways.

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Students and teachers then returned to the auditorium to hear Neal Deles from Catholic Relief Services and his presentation about Water for Life projects in Africa and Brazil.

Students then participated in a discussion about the role of water in their lives, led by Principal Mr. Keith Harmeyer.

Students also completed projects leading up to Catholic Schools Week, which examined the role of water around Maryland and around the world. They were displayed in the school's gallery.

Mrs. Colleen Guler chaired the Water Committee that planned the entire week of activities and speakers. Kudos Mrs. Guler and committee!