Archbishop Quigley
Summer Enrichment
2004
June 21 - July 2

The Summer Enrichment Program is a two-week educational experience for boys currently in 6th and 7th grade. This program offers a unique experience for young boys to experiment in areas of personal interest in an exciting and challenging high school environment. The goal of the Summer Enrichment Program is to encourage young men to enjoy the themselves in the area of technology, academics, or sports.

The Summer Enrichment Program offers 24 different courses from which the participants will take six courses per day, Monday through Friday. All students are encouraged to select 1 sports activity (maximum of 2 per day). We offer some of the most exciting and educational events, that allow young adults discover Quigley as well as equip themselves with useful knowledge.

Come Join Us!

Schedule

Summer Enrichment 2003 will meet Monday through Friday, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Students will take 6 courses per day. All students are encouraged to select 1 sports activity (maximum of 2) per day. Students will be assigned to courses based on their order of preference upon receipt of completed registration form and deposit. While we will do our best to give each student his top choices, course enrollment is limited in size, and course conflicts may also occur. Archbishop Quigley reserves the right to change/delete courses if circumstances require. In addition to the regular classes, there will be one or two field trips during the two week term.

Cost

Early Bird Registration postmarked by April 15: $130
Regular Registration postmarked by May 24: $150
Checks should be made payable to Quigley Seminary.

Fee includes a designer Summer Enrichment T-shirt.
Students are asked to bring their own lunch.

Registration

Use the enclosed registration form for Summer Enrichment 2003.
Registrations will not be processed until the $50 deposit is received.
Though not necessary, full payment may be made when you register.

When your registration is received, a postcard will be sent as confirmation.
Course Schedules and Bus/Van pickup locations will be mailed by June 7,2004.

Payment Policy

Full payment, including bus transportation, is due by the first day of the session.

Transportation

Bus/Van transportation will be provided for Summer Enrichment 2003 at an additional cost of $30 per week. Transportation will service the City of Chicago and the immediate suburbs. Students will be picked up from a parish location close to their home. Archbishop Quigley is also easily accessible by CTA bus or train and METRA. Students can purchase reduced fare CTA passes. Quigley is located on the corner of Rush and Chestnut Streets, one half block west of the John Hancock Center and Water Tower Place.

Classes

TECHNOLOGY

HyperStudio Multimedia

Mr. Paul Davidson

Create interactive presentations using the authoring software HyperStudio. Learn how to create graphics, text boxes, animations, and sound effects. The final project will be to produce an original cartoon.

Mr. Paul Davidson

Learn how to put pictures into the computer, using scanning, digital photography, and the Internet. Then edit the pictures, creating special effects and entirely new images from parts of the originals.

Mr. Paul Davidson

Create exciting multimedia presentations using MS PowerPoint software. Learn how to plan your presentation and include text, pictures, clipart, music, sound effects, and animation to create a professional looking presentation.

Fr. Dennis Ziomek

The World Wide Web is a powerful educational tool, which can be both fun and informative. Students will become familiar with a variety of educational and fun web sites and also learn how to search for information using various search engines and portals.

Fr. Louis Zake

Keyboarding and word processing are essential skills for school today. With the software program Type to Learn, students will do keyboarding using all ten fingers correctly. With Microsoft Word 2000 students will edit and format documents in a variety of ways.

Artistic Drawing

Mr. John Mikan

Learn a variety of painting/drawing techniques: line, texture, shape, volume, and color. Step by step lessons on drawing your favorite comic book or cartoon character. Use different drawing media, such as pencil, charcoal, or pastel. Show your artwork to family and friends.

Mr. John Mikan

Remember playing with paper mache as a child? Using paper mache, learn how to make simple figures, designs, masks, and faces. You will be given the choice of what to focus on.

Guitar for Beginners

Mr. Jason Krumwiede

So you want to be a rock star? Start with the basic chords, add inspiration, and you may be on your way! Learn to read music and chords, how to strum and play popular songs. We provide the guitars in class.. You provide the rest.

Ms. Janet Tabit

Have you ever been at a meal and wondered what all that silverware is for? Have you ever felt awkward about fitting in? Put your fears aside. You will amaze your parents on which utensil to use, and ladies will gasp at your gallantry.

Cooking for Kids

Ms. Janet Tabit

Learn how to make what you crave. This class will teach safe food handling practices and how to follow recipes to make the foods you like to eat. Students will have the opportunity to then eat their culinary delights.

Mr. Jason Krumwiede

Do you have aspirations of becoming famous? Do you love attention? Enjoy learning the fundamentals of theater and basic acting skills. Shine as you practice diction, dialogue, motivation, and movement.

American Idol

Mr. Jason Krumwiede

Do you aspire to become the next pop star? Singing in your blood? Learn what it takes to become the next start on the record shelves. You provide the voice and the dream, and we’ll guide your way.

Movie Madness

Mr. Peter Makrinski

View several great American Movie Classics. Go behind the scenes and learn about the making of the movie. See director cuts and production details, classic scenes from Classic Films.

Mr. Peter Makrinski

How much do you know about the city in which you live? Who is that street named after? Students will learn more about Chicago, its origins, history, landmarks, and famous people and events. Quigley’s downtown location is near to many places of interest.

Aviation

Fr. Louis Zake

How is a modern jet able to fly? What are all those instruments in the flight deck all about? With the help of your teacher, a pilot himself, and our flight simulation software, all of these mysteries will be explained, and you will learn to fly a plane. Up, up, and away.

Biology: The Chicken or the Egg?

Mr. David Glonek

Engineering-Bridge Building

Mr. David Glonek

Why do bridges stand up? How many types of bridges are there? Find the answers to these and many more questions about bridges. We will also design and build our own bridges (out of wood). Who will have the best bridge?

Mr. David Glonek

Have you ever thought about building a house? How is a wood frame home constructed? What does it take to build a roof? What is a joist or a rafter? These and more questions will be answered as you design and build your own wooden model house.

SPORTS

Mr. Tom Lentine

Both individual development and team playing will be emphasized. Athletes will participate in drills to improve their shooting, dribbling, and defense. Athletes will have the opportunity to apply these new or improved skills in "real game" situations.

Mr. Peter Makrinski - Mr. Matt Gerros

Learn and develop good talent in the following skills: puck handling, passing, shooting, and defense. Athletes will also develop team spirit and sportsmanship.

Mr. Matt Gerros

Mrs. Kristine Condon

Have you always wanted to learn how to swim? Is the dog paddle the only stroke you know? Learn the fundamentals of swimming, from breathing and floating, to the four basic strokes. Games and activities will add to the fun.

Mrs. Kristine Condon

Mr. Matt Gerros

Learn the techniques of passing, dribbling, and scoring for soccer through drills, practice, and games. GOOAAALLLL!

Self Defense – Martial Arts

Mr. Leonard Arguelles

Learn confidence and control from a martial arts expert. Safety is important. Stay in shape and stay mentally sharp.

Mr. Leonard Arguelles

Athletes will be introduced to the sport of high school wrestling, receiving instruction on basic wrestling technique and safety. Learn on the Quigley varsity wrestling mats and participate in drills with others in a similar weight class.

Come Join Us!

Rev. Dennis Ziomek - Director of Admissions
Archbishop Quigley Preparatory Seminary
103 E. Chestnut St. ~ Chicago, IL 60611
312-787-9343 / Fax 312-787-9167

Alejandro Romo 3/31/04