Talent show raises money for prostate cancer research

Maria Ambrosy, Entertainment Editor|February 3, 2015

During Catholic Schools Week, Wahlert had its very first talent show to raise money for prostate cancer research, the disease that Mr. Hefel, a beloved member of the Wahlert community, died from recently.

The talent show included music, dancing, and even judo!

Students donated money to vote for their favorite act and raised a total of $468for prostate cancer research.

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