Welcoming Montgomery Catholic’s new Families with Cocktails in the Courtyard

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School (MCPS) hosted new families to our school on Thursday evening, October 25, 2012 at 6:30 PM, with Cocktails in the Courtyard. MCPS President, Anne Ceasar welcomed new parents in attendance to the Montgomery Catholic High School Campus. The Courtyard was a lovely setting as Administrator’s, Advisory Board Members, Father David Carucci, Father Pat Arensburg, and Father Patrick Driscoll socialized and welcomed guests to the Montgomery Catholic Family.



Father Carrucci offered the Blessing, as guests were served a delicious menu catered by Ted Nobles including; chicken salad in phyllo cups, open face tomato sandwiches with basil and apple smoked bacon, homemade pimento cheese pinwheels, spanakopita, and meatballs, with mini strawberry cupcakes for dessert.  Members of the Class of 2013 served the food, while Coaches Wes Henderson and Brad Parker tended the wine bar. Tables were candle lit and trees twinkled throughout the courtyard. The evening was filled with thanks for the wonderful new additions to the Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Family.

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Montgomery Catholic Athletic Director, Travis Jarome; Development Director, Anna Lee Ingalls; Principal Laurie Gulley; President Anne Ceasar; Secretary to the President, Bonnie McClure; Principal Chad Barwick Welcome New Families to Montgomery Catholic with Cocktails in the Courtyard.
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Servers for Cocktails in the Courtyard included Montgomery Catholic Seniors: Caya Taylor, Megan Karst, Berkeley Hall and David Norris

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