Montgomery Catholic Throws St. Patrick’s Day Party at Wesley Gardens

Montgomery Catholic Throws St. Patrick's Day Party at Wesley Gardens 1


The Montgomery Catholic High School Key Club held a St Patrick’s Party for the residents of Wesley Gardens on Sunday, March 16. There was green food, green drink, green hats, music, and magic tricks by Catholic senior Cole Dixon. Also pictured are Ashley Barranco, Brett Foxworth, Josh Johnson, Bryan Rodopolous, Ryan Norris, and Jacob Hulcher. Other students who helped with the party were Katie Reeves, Ashlyn Rolison, Chloe Campbell, Ann Marie Dean, Kaitlyn Martin, Jasiele Thornton, Rolanda Harrison, Derek Kelly, and Daniel and David LoBello.  Key Club is a service organization for high school students sponsored by the Montgomery Kiwanis Club.

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