Congratulations Class of 2016 On Thursday, September 1, our entire student body will celebrate the start of the 2016-17 school year with an Opening School Mass. Welcome back to school! Congratulations Class of 2016 First in State for Nazareth’s Math Club Four Pillars Mass and Reunion Celebration, September 24 ​ Jack Wheeler Golf Outing Class of 2016: Portrait of a Graduate Link to Parent Portal Our Students Our Four Pillars Our Campus Herren T-Shirt Scorpions - Scorpion Logo - PLASTIC HEAD Herren T-Shirt Def Leppard - Pyromania - PLASTIC HEAD Herren T-Shirt AC/DC - Flick Of The Switch - PLASTIC HEAD Herren T-Shirt Kiss - Love Gun - LOW FREQUENCY Herren T-Shirt AC/DC - Money Talks - LOW FREQUENCY - Red Herren T-Shirt AC/DC - Money Talks - LOW FREQUENCY - White Herren T-Shirt AC/DC - High Voltage - LOW FREQUENCY Herren T-Shirt KISS - ARMY DISTRESSED - LIVE NATION Herren T-Shirt DEF LEPPARD - HYSTERIE - LIVE NATION Herren T-Shirt DEEP PURPLE - SPEED KING - LIVE NATION

Herren T-Shirt AC/DC - LOCK UP YOUR TÖCHTER - LIVE NATION Herren T-Shirt AC/DC - ANGUS & BRIAN - LIVE NATION Herren 3/4 Arm Shirt KISS - GEMACHT IN AMERIKA - LIVE NATION Herren 3/4 Arm Shirt DEF LEPPARD - GIEßEN SUGAR - LIVE NATION Herren T-Shirt Black Sabbath - The End - ROCK OFF Damen T-Shirt Black Sabbath - The End - ROCK OFF Herren T-Shirt AC/DC - Rock Or Bust - ROCK OFF Herren Longsleeve Guns´n Roses - Bullet - ROCK OFF1996-97 Season: Chuck Huffine & Mary Jo Karpenko continued as Pres. & V.P. Dan Ritz replaced Lisa Lay as Treasurer. Elaine Stein became Secretary. Mary Jo also acted as performing groups coordinator. No Summer Theatre was planned due to lack of a manager. A new GPAS logo required new stationery. In the spring, a Jazz Band was organized with Tom Ellison as temporary Director. The Adopt-A-Highway contract was renewed. Concerns expressed were: disappointing membership campaign, low Board meeting attendance & low performer support.

Among many special concerts were: Choral Society & Concert Band at the ’96 Summer Fest & the ’97 Maplewood Rose Festival, Verdi Requiem with Choral Society & Geneseo Chorus & Orchestra-2 performances, Fall Pops with Concert Band & Sweet Adelines, ensembles at the Historical Society, mall Christmas concert with Community Orchestra & school string students & a May Pops Concert with Symphony & Choral Society at Olympia. Fundraisers were: a new Garden Tour in June ($4,531), Summer Fest lemonade stand ($1,444), mall garage sale ($2,733), 3 Pops Concerts ($6,508). The Decentralization and a bank grant totaled $2,800. Surplus reported to the IRS was $4,309. Ending balance was $24,566 including $3,755 in the Theatre account. 1997-98 Season: All previous officers continued. There was no Summer Theatre. Board actions: officially add the Jazz Band , directed by Chuck Huffine, to GPAS Performing Groups; announce that performers must join GPAS or be added to a volunteer roster; spend $7,237 from accumulated surplus for Choral Society risers;

approve an arrangement with Kodak to store equipment & other GPAS supplies in a house on Merrill St.; sell t-shirts with the new logo and spend a $4,000 NYS grant for percussion equipment. The Choral Society made a CD to be sold for $15. Concerts included the Concert Band at the Town Summer Fest, Halloween Spooktacular with Choral Society, Concert Band & Jazz Band, Greece Symphony and Athena Select Choir, ensembles at Barnes & Noble, Starbucks opening, & a Rotary luncheon, Concert Band at Nazareth Academy, Jazz Band and Pinebrook Band at that school and the 7th Festival of Sacred Music. Baby Car Seats 9kg To 18kgFund raisers included the 2nd Annual Garden Tour ($7,220), Summer Fest lemonade stand ($799), garage sale ($1,509) , perform at Starbucks ($877) & t-shirt sale ($20). Icelandic Sheepdog Puppies For Sale In Illinois

Grants include NYS ($4,000) and the Arts Council ($2,700). Cash position for the year fell $192, however $10,724 was spent for equipment. Net assets were $35,098. The Theatre account was closed and the money was added to other GPAS funds. 1998-99 Season: All new officers: Rick Stein, President, Melissa Logan, V.P., Mary Ann Banke, Treasurer and Elizabeth Hanks-Ovando, Secretary. Homes For Sale Tannersville VaA “County In Bloom” garden was planted near I390. A GPAS phone number & a web site were established. An agreement with the Town signaled the beginning of the Supervisor’s Concerts, featuring all the performing groups, one each month, starting in June. Notable concerts were: Concert Band at the ’98 Summer Fest, Choral Society & Jazz Band at Charlotte Beach, Choral Society at a Prism Concert at Eastman, Greece & Olympia Jazz Bands-Big Band Jazz, Concert Band & Nazareth Academy Band & Select Choir, Community Orchestra & Orchestra of 3 Greece high Schools, Choral Society, Symphony & Nazareth Children’s Choir performing Carmina Burana and Community Orchestra & Concert Band in Athena Forum Room.

Fund raisers were Garage sale ($1,917), Lemonade stand ($1,990), Jazz concert ($1,022), Carmina Concert lost $680, and 3rd Annual Garden Tour (about $9000). An Arts for Greater Rochester Stabilization Grant of $3,000 was received. Net assets were $41,941. 1999-2000 Season: Janet Salzer became Secretary. Mary Ann Banke resigned as Treasurer butcontinued to serve. Paula Kosiorek agreed in April to be Co-Treasurer. The Board held a retreat, and agreed to work on an increased volunteer base, creative planning, communications & marketing. Supervisor’s Concerts continued in the summer. Janine Sarkis was hired as Program Coordinator for 5 hours/wk, funded by a grant from the NYS Arts Council. Ginger Minor had resigned from the previous voluntary position. The Choral Society celebrated its 30th anniversary with a concert and banquet. A new, shorter mission statement was approved: “GPAS provides opportunities to participate in the performing arts, develops community support, promotes education and growth, and fosters an appreciation of the arts in our community.”