First Annual Monte Carlo Night Raises Over $24,000

First Annual Monte Carlo Night Raises Over $24,000 1Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s First Annual Monte Carlo Night raised over $24,000! The event was held Saturday, February 21st in the Dolly Barranco Activity Center on the school’s Vaughn Road Campus. All proceeds from the event benefit the school.

Guests let the “good times roll” well into the night as they enjoyed playing Blackjack, Roulette, Texas Hold ‘Em, Skill Stoppers, and the Money Wheel while dining on delicious hor’douvres and a donation bar. Many people took home wonderful treasures from the Silent Auction, which included art work created by Montgomery Catholic students. The excitement continued as the “Nite at the Races” pre-recorded horse racing began.
Montgomery Catholic’s Alumni Association hosted a pre-event martini bar in the Alumni VIP Room before the event. Mark your calendar for next year’s Monte Carlo Night on Saturday, February 6, 2010!
Pictured: Montgomery Catholic alumni Ben Barranco ’02, Alana Hataway ’02, and Jeff Downes ’85 enjoy appetizers and martinis in the Alumni VIP Room before Monte Carlo Night at Montgomery Catholic.

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