Notre Dame Regional High School�s annual Activity Week fundraiser generated a record-breaking $301,731 profit between Sept. 21 and 29, according to a news release.
Each class held a public dinner, serving an average of 1,200 people per night, and students sold many items, including raffle tickets, magazine subscriptions, candy, pizza and fruit, the release stated.
�This community loves and supports Notre Dame and Notre Dame loves this community,� Notre Dame principal Brother David Anthony Migliorino said in the release. �Special thanks to our parents, alumni, faculty, staff and students for making Notre Dame such an amazing place.�
The senior class of 103 students provided the largest profit per capita, raising a total of $130,111, or $1,263 per student. Senior class candidates Hank Traxel and Genevieve Kulla were crowned king and queen at the Activity Week dance Saturday night.
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