Mrs. Macchi'a Second Grade class from Our Lady Queen of Mercy Catholic School visited Clanton's Pumpkin Patch. While there they toured the petting zoo, rode ponies and brought home their very own pumpkins. |
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Our Lady Queen of Mercy Catholic School Choir join Right Reverend Victor Joseph Clark, O.S.B. after participating in the annual Red Mass at St. Peter's Catholic Church. This 34th annual event is a centuries-old tradition commemorating the beginning of the judicial year. It is traditionally attended by judges, lawyers and court officials. |
The first day of school! Click here for an additional image from our first day back. |
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| The Spring Recital was a big success! Students got a chance to demonstrate their musical talents for an audience. The show included not only great singing, but also piano, recorder, clarinet, and saxophone performances. | Click here for a photo of the kindergarten class. Click the links for second and third grade photos. |
| Approximately 30 Girl Scouts gathered at Our Lady Queen of Mercy Catholic School to celebrate Thinking Day. Each troop presented information about a country and everyone got to "travel" to each country to taste the native cuisine.
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| Pajama Day was fun for both Queen of Mercy students and teachers! | |
| FIFTH GRADER BECOMES PRINCIPAL: Mackenzie, a fifth grader at Our Lady Queen of Mercy Catholic School, accepts the title of “principal” on Friday, March 16. Susan Duke, principal, will step aside as Mackenzie assumes her duties of making the morning announcements and choosing the lunch menu as well as a host of other responsibilities. “I'm looking forward to having her be principal,” laughs Duke. “Mackenzie won her job by having her parents be the highest bidder as part of our fall P.T.O.-sponsored live auction. She'll have a great day!” |
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Father Dean and Maggie appeared on WSFA Channel 12 to make Montgomery's best kept secret no longer a secret! Maggie was well spoken, and did an excellent job representing OLQM! |
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| The winner of the 2006-2007 schoolyear spelling bee is sixth grader Joanne! She will next compete at the county level. . |
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The entire school participated in Colonial Days - a wonderful educational experience involving guest speakers from colonial Williamsburg and fascinating classroom projects. |
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Queen of Mercy students form friendships and work together. Click here for an additional image. |
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The music program at OLQM is second-to-none. |
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| A dedication ceremony was held for Queen of Mercy's new flag. The students gathered around the flagpole for this patriotic ceremony. | Picture |
| Students learn responsibility as safety patrol officers | Picture |
Whether it was learning about Catholic Vocations, participating in the dedication of our new flag, enjoying the fellowship at the Knights of Columbus hosted spaghetti supper, meeting new members of the OLQM community at Open House, or just having fun dressed as 100 year olds [pictured left] on the 100th day of school - Catholic Schools Week was an exciting and enriching experience for all OLQM students! |
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| Anne-Marie, Naomi, Kathleen, and Agnes pose for a picture before beginning their Christmas Piano Recitals. | |
| The 2006 Christmas Pageant was enjoyed by all. The Kindergarten (at left) and First Grade classes began the entertainment with traditional Christmas carols followed by Grades 2-5 performing "Why the Bells Chimed". |
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Our Hallowed Eve Party was great fun for both children and adults. Among the many things to do were costume contests, the "Haunted Hallway", games for prizes, and a great inflatable slide. At right, Dracula enjoys the reward at the end of the slide. Click here |
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October 2006 Catholic High cheerleaders led a clinic for OLQM and St. Bede girls. The girls were then able to cheer at the Catholic High football game Friday night! |
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First and Second Grade visited Ye Grande Ole Pumpkin Patch in Clanton Alabama. They enjoyed a hayride, picking their own pumpkins, a pony ride, a picnic lunch finished off the day, and other great Fall activities! |
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September 8, 2006: We celebrated the Blessed Mother's Birthday. We processed from the church singing "Ave Maria" to the grotto where the children presented Mary with flowers. We ended up in the Marian Center with a delicious birthday cake. A good time was had by all! |
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| On September 14, 2006 the OLQM Brownie troop went to Broadway Under the Stars at the Shakespeare Festival (performed by the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra). Everyone met at Catholic High before the show (view Picture). The girls were excited to go! |
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| Living Nativity 2005 | Picture |
| American Village Trip 2005 | Picture 1, Picture 2 and Picture 3 |
