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Montini Catholic High School students toss their caps at the graduation ceremony May 22 in Lombard. Courtesy of Montini Catholic High School
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Montini celebrates on the court after winning the IHSA Class 2A championship volleyball match against Pleasant Plains. John Starks | Staff Photographer
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Montini Catholic High School in Lombard. Daily Herald File Photo
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Montini takes second place in the Class 1A division during the IHSA state competitive dance finals. Brian Hill | Staff Photographer
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Montini Catholic High School seniors Katie Peters and Isabelle Juda at the graduation ceremony May 22 in Lombard. Courtesy of Montini Catholic High School
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Montini Catholic High School Valedictorian Audrey Kekstadt. Courtesy of Montini Catholic High School
Graduates in Class of 2022: 119
Graduation ceremony: Sunday, May 22, Montini Field House
Valedictorian: Audrey Kekstadt
Salutatorians: Sarah Ernat, Joshua Tolefree
Graduation Speaker: Audrey Kekstadt
Class Officers: Reeghan Boyer, president; Megan Canty, vice president; Jacolby Washington, secretary.
Academic achievements:
• 20 Illinois State Scholars
• 37 NHS Members
• 49 Presidents Awards for Academic Excellence
• 4 AP Scholars; 4 AP Scholars with Honor
• One National Merit Scholar
• $15,176,536 in college scholarship offers
Extracurricular achievements:
• Math Team: 6th Place in State
• Robotics Team: 15th in State and highest ranked private school
• 1,965 total community service hours
Athletic achievements:
• Girls Volleyball -- 1st IHSA State Volleyball Championship in School History
• Dance Team (Broncettes) -- IHSA State Runner-Up
• Paige Pickering -- GCAC Volleyball Player of the Year, All-Area, All-State
• Estevan Moreno -- 3 Sport All-Conference, All-Area -- Notre Dame Baseball Commit, (Probable) Major League Baseball Draftee
Theater productions:
• Holy Darkness
• Video Gamapalooza
What was new in 2021-22:
Cafeteria Renovation, Uno Club, Chess Club, Investment Club, Lunch & Learn Career Series, Suicide Prevention & Screening Program, Cyber Safety Program, Students of the World.
Principal's reflections on the Class of 2022: There's no doubt that the last two years have been incredibly difficult for schools and those learning in them. However, I couldn't be more proud of the way our school community not only survived this time, but the manner in which our students continued to thrive. There's no doubt that the leadership from members of the Class of 2022 played a crucial role in this regard. They stayed positive, set a constructive tone, built community, and pushed on! We can truly say that we have been and will be a better school community due to their individual and collective efforts.
-- Principal Kevin Beirne
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