The Cherubim - St. Peter/St. Francis School

Volume 7, Issue 1
Fall 2012– 2013
The Cherubim
The Newspaper of St. Peter/St. Francis School
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Senior Staff:
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Sarah Grimshaw
Olivia Matarese
Abbie Hanlon
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T
he Right Reverend
Monsignor John J. Loughlin,
pastor of St. Francis of Assisi
Parish, initiated the construction
of a new building for the parish
school at 360 Prospect St. in the
early 1960s. Oneglia and Gervasini (O & G), General Contractors, were hired to erect the
building, complete with sixteen
classrooms, a full-sized gymnasium/auditorium, a cafeteria
with a full kitchen, and an office
complex.
On December 8, 1962, a
Paige Gutowski
Clare Farrington
Maddie Bowles
Abby Zordan
Faculty Advisors:
Miss Frauenhofer
Sr. Grace Marie Horan
Mrs. Mastrogiovanni
Feature
Articles
Calendar
ALS Walk
2
St. Francis Festival
3
Alumni News
In Memoriam
4
Teacher Bios
Student Council
5
Sports Desk
Principal Appreciation
6
Reviews
7
Comic
8
Recipes
9
Kids’ Page
10
Photos by: Nicholas Salata
Laying the cornerstone of the
building.
chilly winter day, more than 600
students packed up their desks
in the old school buildings,
which had been constructed in
1893 and 1904 behind the
church. They walked up Main
Street with their teachers and
Principal Rev. John Montgomery to the new school.
On March 3, 1963, a ceremony was held to officially
open the St. Francis of Assisi
School building. Surrounded by
the Knights of Columbus, the
bishop consecrated the new
structure, and the cornerstone
was laid on the west side of the
school.
Today, St. Peter / St.
Francis School benefits from the
foresight of
pastoral staffs,
teachers, benefactors, and parishioners who, over the years,
believed in Catholic schools in
the city of Torrington. Just last
year, The Cherubim reported the
latest advances in Catholic education right here in Torrington
in this very building — interactive white boards installed in
every classroom, iPads for each
student in grades six through
eight, new laptop computers for
the teachers. All these advances
and others have been made possible by the generosity of
alumni, former parents, parishioners, priests, and friends who
have understood the everchanging needs of Catholic students in the twenty-first century.
As Thanksgiving approaches, it is a good time for
the St. Peter / St. Francis School
community to reflect upon the
many wonderful gifts that it has
received since the beginnings of
St. Francis of Assisi School
back in 1893 and of St. Peter
School back in 1956. St. Peter/
St. Francis School continues to
be truly blessed in so many
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MARK YOUR
CALENDAR!
Craft Fair
Saturday, December 1
Advent Begins
Sunday, December 2
Christmas Concert
Thursday, December 6
6:00 p.m.
Feast of the Immaculate
Conception
Saturday, December 8
Prayer Service
Wednesday, December 19
1:00 p.m.
Back to School
Wednesday, January 2
JANUARY IS CATHOLIC
SCHOOLS MONTH!
Reception for Fr. Tiano
Sunday, January 13
Photo by: Miss Frauenhofer
Northern Galapagos
By: Olivia Matarese
During September, St. Peter/ St.
Francis School had a fundraiser
at Northern Galapagos Restaurant. The fundraiser was for
breakfast. There was a variety of
choices, from caramel–banana
French toast to the classic
scrambled eggs on toast. The
school made $100, and the owners of Northern Galapagos donated another $100. The grand
total was $200. Thank you to
everyone who participated.
ALS Walk
On September 29, 2012, the
Walk to Defeat ALS took
place in Walnut Hill Park in
New Britain, CT. ALS, also
known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a progressive neuromuscular disorder.
Kelly McMahon (SP/SF
School Class of 2011) organized “Team Cons” in honor of
Mr. Tim Considine to support
his fight against the disease;
she is currently a sophomore
at St. Paul Catholic High
School in Bristol. Through
her hard work and dedication,
“Team Cons” grew to 71
members by the day of the
event. Family and friends
joined Mrs. Considine and her
sons, Tim and Brian, for the 3
mile walk with everyone clad
in green “Team Cons” t-shirts.
It was so heartwarming for all
to be a part of the largest team
and to walk for a disease that
may someday, with dedication
and hard work such as
Kelly’s, have a cure. Of the
top 20 teams, “Team Cons”
ranked #3 in monies raised for
this event. The grand total
raised to date is $8,534.00.00.
Donations are still being acc e p t e d
t h r o u g h
www.webct.alsa.org.
It is evident that many people
have had their lives touched
by Mr. Considine. Although
he lost his battle with ALS, it
is hoped that his strength and
dedication to his faith, his
family, and his friends will be
an example for all to follow.
Thank you, Kelly McMahon.
Photos by: Rose McMahon
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On Saturday, October 6, St. Francis of Assisi Parish held its annual
festival in honor of its patron saint. It was a beautiful day, and many
parishioners and friends filled the church grounds to celebrate together two days after the actual feast day of the saint. Father Carlos
had the privilege of blessing the many pets of all shapes and sizes
which were brought to the event.
St. Francis saw the glory of God in all of nature, from the awesome
power of the sun to the tiniest creatures. It was an appropriate way
to honor his life and teachings.
Photos by: Sarah Grimshaw
Photo By: Mrs. Hanlon
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John Bonaguide, St. Francis of
Assisi School, Class of 1949,
December 11, 1935 - July 29,
2012.
Mr. Tim Considine (1963-2012)
Boston College in studio art and
an M.A. from the New England
School of Art and Design.
Julia Lajoie, St. Peter/St. Francis School, Class of 2008, is a
freshman at the University of
Bridgeport.
She is doublemajoring in pre-med and prelaw.
Photo by: Miss Frauenhofer
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Reverend Christopher Tiano has
been named Distinguished Pastor of the Year in the Archdiocese of Hartford. A reception
in honor of Father will be held
on January 13. May God bless
Fr. Tiano as he continues to lead
St. Peter/St. Francis School forward as a faith community and
as an institution that provides
excellence in education.
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Jessica Storrs, St. Peter School,
Class of 2001, was the winner
of the annual Northwest Idol
Contest held at the Warner
Theatre on August 11, 2012.
She is the daughter of Anita
LoBrutto Ressel, St. Peter
School, Class of 1975, and the
sister of Jennifer Storrs, St.
Peter School, Class of 2004.
Ryan Killiany, St. Francis of
Assisi School, Class of 2002,
recently returned from three
weeks in Udaipur, India. While
in India, Ryan worked on the
website of Seva Mandir, a nonprofit organization (http://
www.sevamandir.org/).
In
October, Ryan was hired as a
graphic designer/photographer
by GrouProject ( http://
www.grouprojectdesign.com/)
of MA. He has a B.A. from
Ella Frauenhofer, St. Peter/St.
Francis School, Class of 2012,
has achieved Honors with Distinction for the first quarter at
Torrington High School.
Jarred Kilmer, St. Peter/St.
Francis School, Class of 2012,
has made the boys’ JV soccer
team at St. Paul Catholic High
School in Bristol.
Jillian Kilmer, St. Peter/St.
Francis School, Class of 2012,
has made the girls’ varsity soccer team at St. Paul Catholic
High School in Bristol.
Amy Leard, St. Peter/St. Francis School, Class of 2012, has
made the girls’ varsity soccer
team at St. Paul Catholic High
School in Bristol.
Jovan Momcilov, St. Peter/St.
Francis School, Class of 2012,
has made the boys’ JV soccer
team at St. Paul Catholic High
School in Bristol.
Stephanie Speaker, St. Peter/St.
Francis School, Class of 2012,
has made the cross country team
at St. Paul Catholic High School
in Bristol.
Dana Wilton, St. Peter/St. Francis School, Class of 2012, was
the lead role in St. Paul Catholic
High School’ s production of
Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle
Book.
Lawrence Bonaguide, St. Francis of Assisi School, Class of
1952, August 1, 1938 - March
20, 2012. He was the brother of
John Bonaguide.
Timothy Considine, Sr., St.
Francis of Assisi School, Class
of 1977, August 22, 1963 - October 12, 2012. Mr. Considine
was the father of SP/SF students Tim, Jr., and Brian, and
the brother of St. Francis of Assisi School alumni Robert A.
Considine, ’69, Patricia Strawson, ’70, and James Considine,
’73. He was a beloved coach to
many of the school’s students.
Christopher J. Crowley, October
9, 1934 – October 20, 2012. He
was the father of St. Francis of
Assisi School alumni Christopher Crowley, III, ‘70; Terry
McNeiece, ’71; James Crowley,
’72; Karen Crowley, ‘73; and
Ann Spelane, ‘74.
Nicole Dupuis, St. Peter/St.
Francis School, Class of 2006,
was killed in a car crash on September 27, 2012. She was the
daughter of Joseph and Crystal
Dupuis of Tolland.
Denis J. Frauenhofer, Sr., St.
Francis of Assisi School, Class
of 1944, Oct. 1, 1930 - August
17, 2012. He was the father of
St. Francis of Assisi School
alumni Denis J. Frauenhofer, Jr.,
‘68, Ann C. Frauenhofer, ‘69,
Dona J. Frauenhofer, ‘74, and
Terese M. Hoysradt, ‘76, and
her husband Bill, ’70. He was
the grandfather of Ryan Killiany, ‘02, Maria Killiany, ‘03,
Ella Frauenhofer SP/SF ‘12, and
Sofia Frauenhofer SP/SF ‘14.
Robert G.
Frauenhofer, St.
Francis of Assisi School, Class
of 1951, November 13, 1937 June 18, 2012. He was the
brother of Denis J. Frauenhofer,
Sr.
Attorney John Gawrych, St.
Francis of Assisi School, Class
of 1959, March 9, 1945-October
27, 2012. He was the brother of
St. Francis of Assisi School
alumni James Gawrych,‘63, and
Mary-Jean Thompson, ‘68.
Attorney Gawrych was a partner
in the law firm Wall & Gawrych
with his St. Francis School
classmate R. Anthony Wall.
Alma Gangi Lopez, August 18,
1939 - August 6, 2012. She was
the mother of St. Francis of Assisi School alumni Amy Pomponi, ‘74, Pamela Baldwin, ‘77,
Susan Bridges, ‘78, and Robert
Eichner, ‘82, and the grandmother of David Baldwin, ‘03,
Michael Baldwin, ‘06,
and
Nicholas Baldwin, SP/SF ‘09.
Harriet Goodman Ruwet, November 10, 1922 - August 6,
2012. She was the wife of St.
Francis of Assisi School alumnus George Ruwet and mother
of alumni George Ruwet, Louis
Ruwet, Alice Jacob, ’65, Aden
Ruwet, ’67, Terry Ruwet, ’71,
and Clarice Johnson, ‘74.
Eleanor Hall Considine, October
15, 1925 – October 24, 2012.
She was the mother of St. Francis of Assisi alumni Mary Ann
Scaia, ’64, Michael Considine,
’66, Kevin Considine, ’69, and
Timothy Considine, ‘72.
Dr. James McKenna, September
24, 1924 – October 27, 2012.
He was the father of St. Francis
of Assisi School alumni James
McKenna, ‘64, Casey
McKenna,‘65, Michael
McKenna, ‘69, Peter McKenna,
‘73, Mary Ellen Panagrosso,
‘74, Kathleen Valigursky, ‘77,
and Christopher McKenna.
Matthew Pascual, St. Francis of
Assisi School, Class of 1940,
October 22, 1926 - September
19, 2012.
Raymond Rubino, 84 years old,
September 16, 2012. He was
the father of former St. Francis
of Assisi School teacher Nina
Phalen.
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A son, Lucas James Ercoli, was
born on November 2, 2012, to
Robert and Kristin Ercoli.
Student Council
By Christopher Sykes
Teacher biographies
The Student Council has many
participants which will help the
school have a successful year.
The Student Council has 4 officers and 11 representatives for
the 2012-2013 school year.
They are listed below.
Photo by: Olivia Matarese-
Mrs. Barbara Truax
Photo by: Abbie Hanlon
Hometown: Torrington, CT
Birthday: April 9
Mr. Thomas Fuller
Hometown: Waterbury, CT
Birthday: December 3
Education: Curry College, BA
Communications;
Western Connecticut State University, BA Education, MA
Reading
Family: Wife, Susan; dog,
Maisie
Favorite Movie: Rocky
Education: St. Francis of Assisi; Torrington High School;
Northwestern CT Community
College, AS in Photography;
St. Joseph College, BS in
Graphic Design
Family: Husband, Eric; son,
Zachary
Favorite Movie: It’s a Wonderful Life
Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Vacation: Any
which includes my family
Favorite Vacation: Wildwood,
NJ
Favorite Hobby: Painting,
dancing
Favorite Hobby: Gardening
Most Admired Person: My
mom, my best friend
Most Admired Person:
Ronald Reagan
Best Advice: Don’t quit.
Officers:
President: Emily Kupcho
Vice President: Abbie Hanlon
Treasurer: Sarah Grimshaw
Secretary: Julia Sosnowski
Representatives:
Grade 8: Chris Sykes and Matthew White
Grade 7: Brooke Mazzarelli and
Olivia Matarese
Grade 6: Chris Speaker
Grade 5: Abby Zordan and
Madeleine Bowles
Grade 4: Jackie Scherbner and
Khobe Isaac
Grade 3: Nathan Kupcho and
Joey Matarese
The faculty advisors are Mrs.
Mainstruck, Mr. Fuller, and
Sister Christianna.
Student
Council will be raising money
throughout the year to fund
Catholic Schools Month activities in January.
Best Advice: Live each moment with happiness; life is too
short to be sad. Take one day at
a time.
Q: How long have you been
running the scrip program?
A: Five years.
Q: What is scrip?
A: Scrip is a word that means
substitute money: gift cards and
gift certificates. St. Peter/St.
Francis teamed up with a company called Great Lakes Scrip
Center.
Q: What kinds of cards do you
sell?
A: Over 400 different varieties
such as Dunkin Donuts, Target,
JC Penney, etc.
Q: Do you enjoy doing scrip?
A: Yes, very much.
Q: Does scrip have a web site?
A:
Yes,
it
is
www.shopwithscrip.com
Q: Do families find it easy to
order cards?
A: Yes.
Q: Do you need help with
scrip?
A: Yes, please. If you want to
help me with scrip, contact me
at 860-309-9774.
Q: What is your favorite part of
scrip?
A: My favorite part of scrip is
probably watching funds add up
for the school.
Q: What happens when you
need a gift card as soon as possible?
A: Call Mrs. Hanlon. Then,
when you go to school the next
time, (as long as you have your
money) you will get your card.
The purchaser of the gift card
pays the face value and receives
the full amount. The companies, in turn, give the school
various percentages of their
profits because cards are being
sold in bulk. Everybody wins!
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We should have gone to the play
yesterday.
There are five books in my book
bag.
I could’ve seen the whole thing.
Mike went there with his parents.
If I were taller, I would play
volleyball.
Loretta’s Answers
Photo by: Mr. Phil
Scrip Interview with Jennifer
Zordan
By Abby Zordan
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Girls Basketball
Messed–up Larry
Head Coach-Ben Woodruff
Assistant Coach-Rachel Bowles
Photo by: Christopher Sykes
Cheerleading
Head Coach-Joanne Matarese
Assistant Coach-Dawn
Gutowski
Photo by: Miss Frauenhofer
The students in each grade were
assigned a turkey part to make
for the school project. Each
class only knew which part it
was making. Mrs Kupcho, Miss
Visentin, and Mrs. Mastrogiovanni assembled the pieces on
Tuesday, November 13, after
school. Every class came up
with a name. Grade four submitted the winning entry:
Messed-up Larry.
Principal Appreciation Day, November 15.
Photos by: Mrs. Mastrogiovanni
Grade 4
Jacqualyn Scherbner
Grade 5
Abigail Zordan
Grade 6
Paige Gutowski
Grade 7
Sarah Grimshaw
Olivia Matarese
Brooke Mazzarelli
Grade 8
Mariah Fiscella
Grade 4
Sydney Bermas
Grade 5
Madeleine Bowles
Grade 6
Mackenzie Gauthier
Jessica Persechino
Julia Sosnowski
Grade 7
Abigail Hanlon
Boys Basketball
Head Coach-Jim Simoncelli
Assistant Coach-Todd Speaker
Grade 4
TJ Calabrese
Alex Gillotte
Benjamin Speaker
Grade 5
Logan Bermas
Richard Gillotte
Grade 6
Bohden Arndt
Ryne Salius
Grade 7
Brian Considine
Grade 8
Nicholas Crowley
Jacob Mazzarelli
Jack Ward
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TV Review:
Dog with a Blog
By Clare Farrington
This Disney Channel
show is about Stan the dog. His
family includes Chloe, the
youngest; Tyler, the oldest;
Avery, the rule enforcer; Bennett, the dad; and Ellen, the
mom. Stan can talk and use a
computer, but only the children
know this. Chloe is 5 years old
and spunky. Teenager Tyler is
the exact opposite of his stepsister, Avery, who only breaks
the rules once in a while. Bennett is a child psychologist who
writes about how to keep children out of trouble. Nobody in
the family other than Bennett
has read his books. Ellen loves
cats. It is fun to watch; check it
out soon!
Restaurant Review:
Dos Amigos Restaurant
By Maddie Bowles
Dos Amigos is a kidfriendly restaurant on East Main
Street in Torrington.
Their
menu is a moderate one, with
meals ranging from $4.95 to
$20.95. Dos Amigos has very
friendly service, great décor,
and great meals.
They have a kids’
menu, which has Mexican food
and American food for kids under 11. The adults’ menu is
more expensive, with prices
going up to $20.95. Nachos are
always a great way to start the
meal. The menu also includes
quesadillas, minichangas, chiles
rellenos, burritos, chimichangas,
enchiladas, flautas, and much
more extraordinary food. The
dinners/lunches taste like a
cheese fiesta and are great for
your cheese fix.
Music Review: Little Mix
By Olivia Matarese & Abbie Hanlon
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Movie Review:
Hotel Transylvania
By Abbie Hanlon
Hotel Transylvania is a
Halloween movie starring
Selena Gomez, Andy Samberg,
and Adam Sandler. It is a family-friendly movie, rated PG,
with a running time of 91 minutes.
Dracula is an overprotective single father trying to
keep his vampire daughter away
from humans. He creates Hotel
Transylvania; it is hidden away,
beyond a graveyard and the
woods, which are filled with
creepy creatures. In that location, no human would even dare
to try to find the hotel. During
the 118th birthday party of his
daughter, Mavis, a human
named Jonathan discovers the
hotel. Mavis falls in love with
him, and Dracula makes him
leave her. They are both devastated. Dracula sees this and tries
to fix it. The movie ends happily. It is a great movie. It is
appropriate for ages 8 and up.
In 2011, four individuals, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Jesy
Nelson, Jade Thirwal, and Perrie
Edwards, auditioned for the UK
X Factor, a singing competition
that began in 2004. Though they
did not succeed on the program
as individuals, the four girls
were put together as a band by
the judges. As a group, they
went on to win the entire X Factor competition.
There are many steps in
the X Factor process. It starts
with auditions, then Boot-Camp,
followed by Judges’ Houses.
After Judges’ Houses come the
live shows, followed by the live
finals at Wembley Arena.
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The food is very tasty; it is NOT
bland!
Their desserts are
unique, such as flaming ice
cream, and they are definitely
worth the price. Many of them
are large and crispy! Dos Amigos is one of the best restaurants
in Torrington, the best TexMex for miles!
Photo by: Miss Frauenhofer
Little Mix came together
during Boot Camp. They were
the first girl band in UK X Factor history to ever make it past
week two of the live shows.
They were also the only band in
UK X Factor history to win the
competition. Their first single
was their winning single,
“Cannonball.” After the X Factor, they went on and came out
with two more singles, which
will be featured on their first
album. The songs are “Wings”
and “DNA.”
Little Mix is a great
band. Its members have strong
voices, and their music is varied.
Check out their music today!
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Magic
Chicken Egg,
we will have
all the power!
The Cloud
Kingdom!
The Magic Egg sits in the castle
The Magic Chicken Egg
Was Stolen!
Today at 2:45 p.m., the Magic Chicken
Egg was stolen! There is no evidence. Any
information leading to the capture of the
thief is greatly appreciated. There will be a
$100 reward to anyone returning the egg.
Without the Magic Chicken Egg, the
Cloud Kingdom will never see the sun
again!
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Holiday
Recipes
Cranberry
Orange Cake
Ingredients:
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2 ¼ cups of flour
1 teaspoon of baking powder
1 teaspoon of baking soda
¼ teaspoon of salt
1 cup white sugar
1/3 cup of orange juice
2 eggs
1 cup buttermilk
2 tablespoons cranberry
flavor liqueur
¾ cup vegetable oil
1 cup chopped dates
1 cup fresh cranberries
2 tablespoons grated orange zest
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees
F. Grease and flour a 10’’
tube pan. Sift the flour, baking powder and soda, and salt;
set aside.
In a large bowl, mix the sugar,
orange juice, eggs, buttermilk,
liqueur, and vegetable oil using an electric mixer. Add the
dry ingredients and blend until
moist. Fold in the chopped
dates, cranberries, and orange
zest. Pour batter into pan and
spread evenly.
Bake for one hour in preheated oven. When finished,
place on cooling rack for 1520 minutes.
Enjoy!!!
Pumpkin Cheesecake with a Pecan
Praline Topping
Ingredients:
 1¾ cups pumpkin puree
 8 whole graham crackers,
broken
 ½ cup of pecans
 1 tablespoon light brown
sugar
 5 tablespoons unsalted butter (plus more for buttering
the pan)
 1½ cups of cream cheese at
room temperature
 1½ cups of granulated sugar
 1 teaspoon salt
 1 teaspoon cinnamon
 ¼ teaspoon freshly ground
nutmeg
 ¼ teaspoon ground cloves
 ¼ teaspoon ground allspice
 5 large eggs at room temperature
 1 tablespoon fresh lemon
juice
 2 teaspoons pure vanilla
extract
 (Whipped cream)
Directions:
Set a rack over a baking sheet
and line the rack with 2 layers of
paper towels. Spread the pumpkin puree over the paper towels
and let it drain for two hours,
until the puree is fairly dry.
Preheat the oven to 500 degrees
F. Butter the bottom and side of
a 9-inch springform pan. In
a food processor, pulse the graham crackers until fully crushed.
Add the pecans and brown sugar
in pulse until finely ground.
Add the melted butter and pulse
until incorporated. Press the
crumbs into the bottom of the
prepared pan. Bake the crust for
about 8 minutes, just until it is
fragrant and lightly browned.
Let the crust cool completely.
In the bowl of a standing electric mixer fitted with the paddle,
beat the cream cheese until it is
very smooth. In a small bowl,
whisk the sugar with the salt,
cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves and
allspice. With the machine on,
add the spiced sugar to the
9
cream cheese and beat until
creamy, scraping the bottom and
side of the bowl. Carefully add
the drained pumpkin puree and
beat until smooth. Add the eggs
one at a time, beating well and
scraping down the bowl between each addition. Beat in the
heavy cream, lemon juice and
vanilla until the cheesecake
mixture is smooth.
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Pour the cheesecake mixture
over the cooled crust and bake
for 12 minutes. Lower the oven
temperature to 225° and bake
the cheesecake for about 3
hours, until an instant-read thermometer inserted in the center
registers 150°; the center will be
very jiggly but not liquidy. Let
the cheesecake cool on a rack,
then cover with plastic wrap and
refrigerate overnight.
Run a hot knife around the
cheesecake and loosen the
springform ring. Carefully remove the ring and transfer the
cake to a plate. Using a warm
knife, cut the cake into wedges
and serve with whipped cream.
Advent time is here, the time to
prepare for the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Let all be
mindful of how he came to save
all people.
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Christmas is
Coming!!
Loretta’s
Language
Lessons
Correct the mistakes in the following sentences:
-We should have went to the
play yesterday.
-There’s five books in my backpack.
-I could’ve saw
thing.
the whole
-Mike went their with his parents.
-If I was taller, I would play
volleyball.
You will find the answers on
page 5.
Mystery Photo
Find the object in the photo below. Write your guess, with
your name and grade, on a
piece of paper, and return it to
the science room by December