Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Elementary Students attend The Holly Ball

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School St. Bede Elementary Campus 5th and 6th grade students enjoyed the Holly Ball on December 2, 2012 at Montgomery Country Club.  The Holly Ball is the Christmas Ball for the National League of Junior Cotillions. Junior Cotillion is designed to give young people instruction and practice in etiquette, manners and character education including having and treating others with honor and dignity. It also teaches respect for relationships with family, friends, and business associates later in life, while engaging children by teaching and practicing ballroom dance.  The front row from left to right: Marie Bristol daughter of Drs. Doug and Caterina Bristol, Natalya Villa daughter of Maj. Jamie and Dr. Margarita Cardensa-Villa and Michael Hodges son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hodges. The back row from left to right:  Maddy Losik daughter of Ms. Cheryl Losik, Chole Smith daughter of Col. and Mrs. Michael Smith, Isabelle Saliba daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saliba, Thomas McLaughlin son of Dr. and Mrs. James McLaughlin, and Donovan Wyatt son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wyatt.  

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