December 1, 2016
Legacy Ledger
IT IS LEGACY TIME
TICKETS, TICKETS, TICKETS ... We need tickets SOLD and turned in!
Remember the party is THIS Sunday, and we anticipate a great turn out from our All
Saints community as well as the Lubbock community! Legacy will be held at the McKenzie Merket Alumni Center at Texas Tech University.
Selling tickets to others is a great way to cover the extra expenses of educating your
child. Thank you to everyone who has helped to sell tickets.
Have you seen the Ford F-150 Pickup? This is the truck YOU can win on Sunday!
Remember, each raffle ticket provides one opportunity in the raffle and admits two people to the party. Ticket will be available on Sunday at the door.
Wait until you see all of the awesome live and silent auctions items! Just to whet your
whistle, items in this year’s auction include: a fabulous trip for 8 to Fredricksburg, the
wonderful gift of designer shoes from DREST by Scott Malouf, a TTU tailgating party
bus, another All Saints puppy, and as usual, much, much more!
HOMECOMING
is January 13. MUM
ORDERS are due
NO LATER than December 16. See form
onthe back page.
ONE ACT PLAY
Your High School
OAP team returned
from state after a great
effort. Page three has
more details!
STATE
VOLLEYBALL
Several of our state
championship volleyball team have earned
post season accolades. Turn to page
four for more!
U CAN SHARE
The last day for bringing cans to support the
SPFB is December 8.
Bottom line: buy or sell your tickets, invite your friends, and come to a
great party this Sunday, December 4, from 6-9pm. BONUS: There will be
three “tuition” drawings at the party. Each drawing is for $1,000 towards
2017-2018 tuition. You must be present to win the tuition drawings!
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THIS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4!
What a great time—what a great school!
Just a reminder: Legacy is a party for adults!
Childcare will be offered at the school during Legacy.
A form is attached for your consideration.
All Saints Episcopal School
3222 103rd St.
Lubbock, TX 79423
806.745.7701
fax 748.0454
allsaintsschool.org
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
December 1
December 2
December 3
December 4
December 6
December 7
December 8
December 9
December 10
December 12
December 13
December 14
December 15
December 16
All Saints MS Girls Basketball Tournament
Varsity Boys Basketball at Lamesa Tournament
Varsity Girls Basketball at Anton Tournament
MS, Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball Tournaments continue
MS, Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball Tournaments conclude
TTU High School Math and Science Competition
6:00-9:00pm Legacy Event at the TTU McKenzie Merket Alumni Center
5:45pm Hour of Code evening
8:00am Parent Group Meeting, Board Annex
10:00am-2:30pm Fifth grade field trip to the United Supermarkets Arena
Pictures with Santa at BC Clothing
All Saints MS Boys Basketball Tournament
Varsity Boys and Girls Basketball at Floydada Tournament
Varsity Cheer and Pom Competition in Waco (Dec. 8-9)
MS Theatre Contest at Heritage MS
LAST DAY OF U CAN SHARE FOOD DRIVE
All Saints MS Boys Basketball Tournament continues
Varsity Boys & Girls Basketball at Floydada Tournament continues
MS Theatre Contest at Heritage MS continues
11:00am Parent Group DEFINE Body and Mind Event
All Saints MS Boys Basketball Tournament continues
Varsity Boys & Girls Basketball at Floydada Tournament conclude
5:00pm/6:00pm 8th grade Girls/8th grade Boys Basketball vs. Kingdom Prep
Fourth grade field trip to the TTU International Cultural Center
TBA Varsity Girls Basketball vs. Floydada HS
5:00pm/8:00pm JV/Varsity Boys Basketball at Littlefield HS
Fourth grade celebrates St. Lucia Day
12:30pm-1:30pm Fifth grade Cultural Presentation
12:30pm-1:30pm ASES Moms Prayer Group
Dine out Day at Campisi’s
7:00pm 8th grade Basketball at Lubbock Southcrest
Civilian Day for U CAN SHARE Food Drive for the “25 canners”
DRESS UNIFORM DAY
11:00am Festival of Advent Lessons and Carols Service
12:00pm Noon Dismissal for ALL Students
3:30/5:30/6:30pm JV/V Girls/V Boys Basketball at New Home
LOOKING AHEAD
Dec 20
JV/V Boys BB at Ponder
Dec 29-31
Caprock BB Tournament for HS BB
Jan 3
HS BB at Midland Trinity
School resumes, regular uniform
Jan 5-7
7th grade Boys/Girls BB Tourn. at CTK
Jan 5
HS V Boys BB against Lubbock Christian
Jan 6
DRESS UNIFORM
Epiphany Eucharist
HS BB vs. Amarillo San Jacinto
Jan 7
HS Varsity BB vs. Lubbock Trinity
Jan 9
MS BB vs. Lubbock Christian
Jan 12-14
8th grade Boys/Girls BB Tourn. at CTK
Jan 13
HOMECOMING!
HS BB vs. Midland Trinity
MS Region Orchestra Clinic
Jan 14
Homecoming Dance
Jan 16
Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
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Congratulations
Patriot Artist
of the Week
Nov. 18 Miguel Esparza Suady (1)
8:00 AM CHAPEL SERVERS
Dec 1 (Thurs)
Lesson
Psalm
Acolytes
Jack Robinson
Reghan Rose
Jeye Johnson,
Kaden Jimenez,
Jacque Hunter,
Emme Hocker
Dec 2 (Fri)
Dec 5 (Mon)
Dec 6 (Tues)
Caleb Mead
Ella Scolaro
Anna Lipe
Lia Liu
Sawyer Staggs
Emma Lane
Kennedy Franklin,
Jake Watson,
Ava Smith,
Rohan Felton,
Ava Wheatley,
Katy Jane St.
Deklan White,
Clair, Abby Tyner, Jayci Donaldson,
Adelaide Underwood
Luke D’Alise
Blaire Wischmeyer
Dec 7 (Wed)
Fennley Wooley
Kate Wood
Erin Brodbeck,
Coco Brown,
Nate Bumstead,
Harper Burrell
Dec 8 (Thurs)
Dec 9 (Fri)
Dec 12 (Mon)
Dec 13 (Tues)
Dec 14 (Wed)
Lesson
Kallie Lampe
Matthew Zhang
Isabelle Hidalgo
Will Akin
Heidi Helderlein
Psalm
Acolytes
Kaden Jimenez
Kate Wood,
Fennley Wooley,
Erin Brodbeck,
Coco Brown
Brooks Burns
Bess Burks,
Will Akin,
Emeri Tran,
Sawyer Staggs
Ella Helton
Nate Bumstead,
Harper Burrell,
Sebastian Cervera,
Octavio Cervera
Bess Burks
Matthew Zhang,
Arch Underwood,
Emeri Tran,
Sawyer Staggs
Carter Harris
Gabrielle Codding,
Kami Crum,
Mallori Dawson,
William Duemer
Please remember, if your student is scheduled to acolyte, he or she needs to be in Jones Gym no later than 7:45 a.m. on the morning
in which he/she is scheduled to serve. After 7:45 a.m., we find replacements as needed, in order to provide time to practice.
CHAPEL NOTES~Happy New Year!
The season of Advent is upon us. It is the first season in the Church year, which is why it is time for Happy New
Year greetings. Advent is a period of expectant waiting and preparation, and is a season that last four weeks, leading up to Christmas. For many, the weeks leading up to Christmas include a great deal of preparation: shopping,
cooking, wrapping, and often, more shopping. It is easy to get caught up in the commercialized “get-get-get”
mentality. For children, it is easy to focus on simply what they want to “get.” During this hustle and bustle, Advent has great purpose in giving us time to pause and reflect on the what should be a paramount focus, the joyful
expectation of Christ’s coming!
At All Saints, we strive to focus at this time of year on the opportunities to share and to give of oneself to others.
The prayers our students share in chapel are rarely about themselves. Their sense of compassion and concern for
the community is immense. As we wrap up the U-Can-Share Food Drive next week, our students have heard much
about the gift of giving. We move into Advent ready and excited to share through our grade-level service projects.
There are many ways to celebrate the Advent season at home. Consider incorporating an Advent wreath of candles
at your dinner table. A new candle is lit each Sunday during the four weeks, and then the same candles are lit each
meal during the week. Thank you to all of the families who recently attended the school’s Family Advent Party.
We learned more about Advent and had a great time together!
Again this year, we have a “traveling” nativity set. This set is a treasured gift given to Chaplain Paige, and one
that she is happily enjoying with the school. The nativity figures are separated, and they “journey” to Bethlehem
during the season. For example, Mary and Joseph start at one end of the school and make their way a little closer
each day to the stables (Jones Gym). The shepherd, his flock, as well as the wise men, “journey” at their own
speeds at the appropriate times.
If you have any questions or would like more information on Advent traditions and bringing them into your home,
please just ask. And you are invited to share in the Advent season with us during chapel at All Saints. There is
always room for parents and friends!
Peace Chaplain Paige +
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COACHES CORNER
VOLLEYBALL Congratulations to seniors Brook Bowman and Riley Higgins, along with junior Lily McKay,
who were named to the TAPPS 2A All State First Team. Junior Tatum Harper was named All State Second Team,
and senior Presley Eaker and junior Abby Macha were named All State Honorable Mention. Congratulations to
these sixth athletes on these state level honors!
In addition, TAPPS has named its 2A District 1 teams. Congrats to the following players: seniors Brook Bowman, Kennedy Eaker, Presley Eaker, Riley Higgins, and juniors Tatum Harper, Abby Macha, and Lily McKay for being named All District First Team. Sophomores Katie Bayouth, Syriah Flores, and Sara Phy earned All
District Second Team. Congratulations, Patriots for such a strong showing in district play!
BASKETBALL Due to time and space constraints, a big MS and HS basketball season update will be in
the next issue of Patriot Passages. Good luck to our MS Girls this weekend as they host the All Saints 7th
and 8th grade Girls Basketball Tournament. In addition, good luck to our high school basketball teams as
the girls play in the Anton Tournament and the boys play in the Lamesa Tournament.
MABEL’S LABELS MAKE GREAT GIFTS
With the holiday season approaching, it’s time to get serious about Christmas gifts- look no further than
Mabel’s Labels! Mabel’s Labels offers return address labels for your holiday cards, personalized children’s
books, stocking stuffer sticker packs, personalized placemats, and much more. Give a personalized gift
while supporting our school! With your help, we have already earned $200! Thank you, thank you!
Remember to choose “All Saints Episcopal School Parent Group (Lubbock)!” Our campaign ends Dec. 31.
And…Don’t forget these other ways to support All Saints:
AmazonSmile: For ALL your Christmas shopping! (visit smile.amazon.com- select All Saints Episcopal
School Parent Group or try this direct link: https://smile.amazon.com/ch/75-2098275)
BOX TOPS®: Keep collecting Box Tops- we will have another competition beginning in January! In the
meantime, download the “BOX TOPS® Bonus App – School Fundraising” and use it every time you shop
for groceries. Enter the school zip code (79423) and select “All Saints Episcopal” from the listing.
Coke Rewards: Keep depositing the lids/carton codes for the My Coke Rewards Program in the designated
bins in PLC, Lower School, Middle School and High School.
ORNAMENTS FOR SALE
HS Student Council is selling ornaments for $10.00. If you would like to purchase
one, please email the information below to Marty Montoya at ([email protected]). Purchased ornament(s) will be placed in your child’s locker. If
you have any questions, please feel free to call Mrs. Montoya at 441-7642.
Student Name, Parent Email, Quantity wanted, and Total Amount due. Please put
money or check in an envelope, payable to All Saints and put it in Mrs. Montoya’s
box or give it to Misty Deeds or Lisa Britton. Thank you!!
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ADVENT OFFERINGS
Service to God in our community
It is a long-standing tradition at All Saints Episcopal School to ask students and their families to give of themselves so that others might catch a glimpse of the true gift of the Advent
Season. We will continue this tradition with grade-level service projects.
PRESCHOOL, PRE-KINDERGARTEN and KINDERGARTEN are gathering items to be
given to the children at Buckner Children’s Home and Family Services at its annual Christmas party. A list of suggested items has been sent home.
PRE-FIRST is collecting art supplies for High Point Village. Information has been sent
home to the parents.
FIRST GRADE is collecting items for children visiting the Covenant Outpatient Cancer
Center. A complete list of suggested items has been set home.
SECOND GRADE will collect various items for Ronald McDonald House. Information has
been sent home to the parents.
THIRD GRADE is collecting gift cards for a family in need. They are collecting gift cards
for clothing and other items. Information has been sent home with students.
FOURTH GRADE is remembering the patrons of the South Plains Food Bank during the
Advent Season. Students are bringing a variety of items, and a list was sent home with suggestions.
FIFTH GRADE - has adopted a family from Buckner Family Pathways. More information is
being provided to the fifth grade families.
SIXTH GRADE - Sixth grade will remember the Salvation Army during Advent. They will
stuff stockings for younger recipients.
SEVENTH GRADE is helping with a coat drive. Gently used coats are being accepted.
EIGHTH GRADE is assisting The Haven Animal Shelter. The Haven is in great need for pet
supplies, and a list was sent home.
HIGH SCHOOL - High school students are working on a Holly Jolly Soup Day by packaging and delivering 650 cans of soup with crackers and handmade cards. The packages will
be delivered to Meals on Wheels. In addition, students are collecting gift cards for stocking
stuffers for the children at the Children’s Home of Lubbock. Finally, as they have done for
the last few years, the students will be assisting the Toys for Tots initiative by sorting toys.
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GIFT BASKET TREASURES OFFERED BY EACH GRADE LEVEL
IN THE LEGACY EVENT SILENT AUCTION
(You will want to have your bid number ready to bid on these items!)
Preschool: Mom’s Month Off
Fifth Grade: Electronics Baskets
Take a month off from some of those
“Mom” duties after the holidays! Everything you
need including wine, gift cards for prepared and
restaurant meals and much more!
TWO
electronic
baskets
featuring
BeatsSolo, FitBit Blaze, Ipod Shuffle and iTunes
gift cards
(Coordinated by Tori Mahan and Tracy Pearl)
Pre-K: American Girl Package - 9 Available!
(Coordinated by Haley Brooks and Brittany Vaughn)
All Saints uniforms for your American Girl
Doll includes: socks, shoes, khaki skirt, red polo
with ASES symbol monogrammed, and jumper
with Peter Pan blouse. Complete with a doll closet!
Kindergarten & Pre-First: Holiday Essentials
(Coordinated by Abbi Scioli)
Everything you need to keep your sanity this
holiday season! “Twas the Night Before Christmas
and You Forgot it!”, “A Wrappers Delight” and
“Host with the Most” seasonal items
First Grade: A Year in the Hub
(Coordinated by Kathy Oaks)
Tickets to a different Hub City event each
month of the year. Sports events and much more!
Second Grade: Velveteen Rabbit Print &
Collection
(Coordinated by Michelle Tyler)
This timeless classic comes to life with
a beautiful print, book and your own Velveteen
Rabbit from BC Clothing
Third Grade: A Wreath For Every Season!
(Coordinated by Angie Lane and Audra Smith)
Decorate your home for every season of the
year with these six beautiful seasonal wreaths
Fourth Grade: Entertainment the Smart Way...
Why Leave Home??
(Coordinated by Vanessa Reasoner, Cynthia Conklin,
Michele Brigham and Corrie Clark)
With an Apple TV, Netflix gift cards,
and movie-style snacks all packaged in a home
popcorn-maker, you won’t have to leave home to
be entertained!
(Coordinated by Angela Jimenez)
Sixth Grade: Yeti ... Set ... Go!
(Coordinated by Christina Barritt, Susan Conover and
Jessica Payne)
Be Game Day ready with this Red, White
and Brew collection!
Seventh Grade: Spa Package
(Coordinated by Amy Catlin)
Everything you need for a relaxing break
from the holiday bustle! Oceans Spa gift cards
along with all things that say ... RELAX!
Eighth Grade: Stir the Pot Gift Set
(Coordinated by Stephanie Rogers)
For the foodie on your list! Includes 10qt
stock pot filled with lots of gadgets for the cook
in your crew!
Ninth Grade: Fun with the Fam!
(Coordinated by Amy King and Candace Matthews)
Family Fun for the holidays! Basket full of
fun games as well as gift cards for some of your
favorite Family Entertainment places!
Tenth Grade: Ready, Set Create! Princess Gift
Set and Pirate Gift Set
(Coordinated by Cindy Taylor)
Hours of creative fun for the little one in
any family!
Eleventh/Twelfth Grade:
Homecoming!
A Picture Perfect
(Coordinated by Amy Muzyka)
Custom made mum and garter, and tickets
to games and/or HC dance. Capture it all with a
Patriot Blue Polaroid camera (with film) and mini
photo album.
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LEGACY 4-1-1
What is Legacy?
Legacy is a fun, festive cocktail party for All Saints families, friends and supporters to come together and
celebrate the season while supporting our children and their school.
How much are tickets to Legacy?
GOOD NEWS! Each raffle ticket that you sell for the 2016 F-150 truck admits TWO guests to the party!
If you have sold your raffle tickets you and those who have bought tickets from you can attend with the
raffle ticket stub!
Is Legacy a dinner?
No - it is a cocktail party. Beer, wine, festive holiday cocktails and hors d’oeuvres are served.
Is this a black-tie affair?
No. Dress for Legacy is deemed “Festive Attire” so you can leave that tux or cocktail dress at home
What if I don’t have a sitter?
Child care is provided free of charge at the school. But you MUST register your child! Pat Brimberry will
take reservations for a fun-filled evening for your kids while you enjoy the party (see registration form attached.) Pizza dinner is provided.
What is there to do at Legacy?
LOTS! Take part in our amazing silent, bid board or live auctions featuring many one-of-a-kind items. Try
your hand at the wine toss game. Mix and mingle with others in the All Saints family!
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Remember: Check-in with your credit card for faster auction check-out!
New this year: Ten lucky party guests may donate $50 in order to have their auction purchases delivered to their home. No waiting to pick up your items!
Remember: All Saints families who have purchased raffle tickets and are present will be entered into
a drawing for three $1,000 tuition drawings!
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Be A First Class
Tailgater!
Enjoy entertaining family and friends in this 15
passenger van with beautiful TTU wrap. The lucky
bidder will also receive a catering package from Chef
Sara North of North Catering valued at $900.
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