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Fall 2013
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THE INSIDER . . .
Saint John’s Catholic Prep
Special Graduation and Honor Roll of Donors Issue
“ You can do nothing with
children unless you win
their confidence and love by
bringing them into touch with
yourself, by breaking through
all the hindrances that keep
them at a distance. We must
accommodate ourselves to
their tastes, we must make
ourselves like them.”
- St. John Bosco
Patron Saint of Education
Congratulations to the Class of 2013 and First Class to Graduate from the New Buckeystown Campus!
Graduation Remarks from
President Gordon Oliver
(Edited from full original speech)
Congratulations to the Class of 2013! On behalf of our Office of Advancement and Alumni
Relations, I welcome the class of 2013 to the Saint John’s Alumni Association. I want to
thank you for being the second consecutive graduating class having 100% participation in
the Alumni Annual Fund Campaign. Our ability to successfully fund-raise at all levels is a
vital component of the schools budgeting and operational success. I also hope you enjoyed
the Prospect Hall Mansion print you received at the Senior Dinner in your bags from the
Advancement office. We wanted you to have these as a memento for the three and a half
years that the Prospect Hall Campus was your home.
I would like to recognize the members of our schools Governing Board who are with us
to share in this special celebration and rite of passage. It is because of our Boards vision,
fortitude, and generosity, that we are able to celebrate graduation this afternoon for the
first time in memory on our own campus. On behalf of the entire school community, thank
you! Regardless, of where we as a school community are physically located the unwavering commitment of our faculty to our students
and to Catholic education remains unsurpassed.
Christopher Pliszak receives his diploma
from Mr. Gordon Oliver during the 2013
Commencement Ceremony
A caring and competent faculty and coaching staff forms the foundation of our schools success and to ensuring that each year our
graduates are consistently accepted to the most exacting colleges and universities. I want to acknowledge Mrs. Pieklo, Mrs. Splaine, and
Mrs. Sherwin for their efforts coordinating the graduation week activities and express gratitude to our buildings and grounds staff Mr.
DeLeon, Miss Patty, and Eugene Ambush for making the campus both inside and out sparkle. Of special note is that this is Mrs. Pieklo’s
30th year at Saint John’s and coordinating graduation. Thank you Mrs. Pieklo! To the parents and guardians of our graduates - thank you for
sharing your children with us and for entrusting their secondary education to Saint John’s.
Actor, producer and director Woody Allen is generally credited with coining the term “80% of life is showing up.” There is certainly
a strong grain of truth to this statement. If we look back to the innumerable pages of history we can only surmise what would have
happened if General Douglas McArthur had not returned to the Pacific when he famously said “I shall return” which of course he did.
Or what would have happened if the allied forces never showed up on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day. Although he was not one
of the original twelve Apostles but probably the most dynamic of them all Paul, originally known as Saul of Tarsus before his conversion,
developed a reputation for ferocious enmity toward Christians. What would have happened if Paul had not shown up to take the road
on his trip to Damascus and on the way being thrown to the ground blinded by a dazzling light wherein Christ appeared to him and
Cont. on next page
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Gregory Harraka, Chairman
Michael Smariga ’62, Vice Chairman
Richard Hassett ’67, Treasurer
Pam Zusi, Secretary
Kathleen Costlow D’Amore
William Dahut
Patrick Hogan
Rev. Msgr. Robert Jaskot
Amy Manson Keating
Michael O’Connor ‘84
James Plamondon
Dr. Richard Rogers
Graduation Remarks cont.
he was instantly converted. Taken in historical context St. Paul was probably the greatest missionary in history other that Pope John Paul II
whose acclaimed pilgrimages of faith took him around the world evangelizing and preaching. St. Paul did not have the benefit of planes, cars
and trains for his missionary travels. Still, St. Paul’s travels took him throughout the then known world of the Mediterranean preaching and
famously converting whole communities to Christianity.
According to his confidant and chief biographer Doctor of the Church, theologian and Saint, Thomas Aquinas encountered God in a different
way. Held in captivity his faith was tested by worldly temptations and when he fell asleep after praying two Angels were sent to him from
heaven by the Lord. Enlightened by the Lord during his incarceration we can only speculate on what would have happened. Would we have
his five proofs for the existence of God? Would we have the Summa Theologica? Would we have his supposition that both faith and reason
are derived from the same divine wellspring?
Sometimes we look for the Lord to show up in our lives in ways that transcend every day experiences and occurrences. One of my
graduate school professor’s Sister Timothy was fond of reminding us that the Lord doesn’t do instantaneous magic tricks. The Lord makes His
presence known to us in ways that we sometimes take for granted. In Psalm 50 verse 15 the Lord says “Then call upon me in the time of
distress: I will rescue you and you will honor me.”
I am reminded of the story about the only survivor of a shipwreck who was washed up on a small uninhabited island. He prayed feverishly
for God to rescue him, and every day he scanned the horizon for help or some instantaneous miracle but none seemed forthcoming.
Joseph Welty
Exhausted he eventually managed to build a little hut out of driftwood to protect himself from the elements, and to store his few
possessions. But then one day, after scavenging for food, he arrived home to find his little hut in flames, the smoke rolling up to the sky.
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
The worst had happened. His hut had caught on fire. Everything was lost. He was stunned with grief and anger. “God, how could you do this
to me!” he lamented. Early the next day, however, he was awakened by the sound of a ship that was approaching the island. It had come to
rescue him. “How did you know I was here?” asked the weary man of his rescuers. They replied, “We saw your smoke signal.”
Gordon Oliver, President
Marc Minsker, Interim Principal
Diane Favret, Executive Director for
Advancement
Eric Dummann, Dean of Students
Cathy Campbell, School Counselor
Thomas Whedbee, School Counselor
Michael Schultz, Director of
Enrollment Management
Ann Blessing, Business Manager
Judith Robison, Director of Technology
Dawn Miller, Director of Campus
Ministry
Silas Cheung, Athletic Director
Paul DeLeon, Director of Facilities
Melissa Phillips, Curriculum
Coordinator
Sue Swensen, AdministratorDatabase & Website
Marge Pieklo, Executive Assistant
Linda Petrie, Administrative Assistant
Diane Keser, Receptionist
We can all recall a time when we were discouraged and failed to recognize that the Lord was at work in our lives. He shows up for us the
timing of which is not usually of our own choosing and in ways that are not always outwardly apparent to us. Much of our Lord’s presence
and Grace is felt through the workings of the Holy Spirit third person in the Holy Trinity. Last week we celebrated Pentecost Sunday
commemorating the descent of the Holy Spirit who first appeared to the Apostles.
In your own lives and on a personal everyday level showing up has many implications and facets. We show up to class, we show up to work
or for a for a job interview and we eagerly speed down the school hallway in anticipation of savoring the delicious lunches that Mrs. Foss
and her staff serve in the Viking Café here on campus.
Each of you of the class of 2013, in all of its manifestations, as Woody Allen would say “showed up” and by virtue of this, you are graduates
of Saint John’s. Remember, the future will always involve showing up. I wish you all the best on the next leg of your journey. Good bye, good
luck and God bless!
From the Principal:
It’s hard to believe that another school year has come and gone, and with it, lots of changes for SJCP. First and foremost, the 2013-2014
school year will be the inaugural year at our fine Buckeystown Campus. Students are taking great pride in our new facilities and I anticipate
that many of them will help us make the school more homelike by adding their special touches, such as artwork hanging in the hallways and
a senior garden on the campus.
Though I am saddened by the departure of Chris Cosentino, with whom I have worked closely for the past seven years, I am excited to take
on the challenge of principal and look forward to working closely with all of our faculty, not the least of which being our four new teachers:
Kelsey Carper (English), T.C. DiBartolo (Technology), Wayne Rousculp (Math), and Thanh Tran (Latin). Our faculty truly demonstrate time
and time again what it means to model both scholarship and decorum. Through their everyday interactions with students in the classroom,
they teach more than just content; they show students how the skills gleaned in our college preparatory environment prepare students for
more than just college. Students hopefully leave our school as better citizens, as compassionate individuals, and as inquisitive seekers, all
interested in not only their own future but the future of all of humanity.
At this year’s World Youth Day in Rio, Pope Francis said, “Our generation will show that it can realize the promise found in each young
person when we know…how to awaken in them their greatest potential as builders of their own destiny, sharing responsibility for the future
of everyone.” It is extremely important for our institution, grounded in our Jesuit roots and the teachings of Christ, to strive towards this
awakening and to show our students that their own personal destiny (where they go to college, what they major in, how they live their
lives) is inextricably linked to the world’s destiny. Although they probably don’t understand this now, we are relying on them to make
society a better place.
There is a lot of excitement in the air as we begin our first full year at the Buckeystown Campus. Our AP program is the strongest that
it’s ever been (with 75% of the AP exams taken last year earning a qualifying grade of 3 or higher) and we are working tirelessly towards
the implementation of Common Core Standards. In regards to this last point, we have brought Melissa Phillips onto the administration as
Curriculum Coordinator and she will be working closely with me to ensure that we meet Common Core standards as mandated by the
State of Maryland.
I look forward to working with alumni, parents, grandparents, and other members of the community as we continue to expand the role and
identity of Saint John’s Catholic Prep in Frederick and the surrounding counties.
Marc Minsker
Interim Principal
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Our AP program is the strongest that it’s ever been - with 75% of the
AP exams taken last year earning a qualifying grade of 3 or higher.
SCHOOL WIDE
Saint John’s Proudly Celebrates Our 53 Graduates Who Were Offered
Over $4.6 Million in College Scholarships!
COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
Graduates process out of Baccalaureate Mass
BACCALAUREATE MASS
Saint John’s Catholic Prep celebrated its graduation ceremonies on Thursday, May 23
and Friday, May 24. The traditional Baccalaureate Mass was held on Thursday at St. John
the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church followed by the Senior Recognition Dinner at
Dutch’s Daughter Restaurant. Co-salutatorians Christopher Pliszak and Jennifer Powell
spoke at the Senior Recognition Dinner where the following awards were presented:
Catholic Daughters Religion Award
Presented to Emily Nelson by Mrs. Loreta Fahey, The Cour t of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton,
Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Sons of the American Revolution Award
Presented to Brian Hickman by Dr. John George
The Dr. Christopher M. Hassett Science Scholarship Award
Presented to Christopher Pliszak by Mr. John Herr
F.O.C.E. Mount Saint Mary’s Scholarship Award
Presented to Jennifer Powell by Mrs. Michele Corr, Friends of Catholic Education
National Honor Society Scholarships Award
Presented to Daniel Russo, Christopher Pliszak, and Jennifer Powell by
Mr. Tim Van Schaick
Balfour Service Award
Presented to Daniel Russo by Mrs. Sandra Splaine, Community Service Coordinator
C. Markland Kelly Award
Presented to Isabelle Von Lazar and Christopher Pliszak by Mr. Chris Cosentino
The official Commencement Ceremony
was held at the new Buckeystown Campus
on Friday, May 24 at 3:00 P.M. in the new
Gymnasium. Valedictorian Daniel Russo
addressed the congregation and his remarks
included: “I feel that my classmates and I
have left our marks on Saint John’s Catholic
Prep. As the first graduating class from
the new Buckeystown Campus, we will
be remembered fondly in the Saint John’s
Catholic Prep archives, but our mark on
the school goes even fur ther than some
historical tidbit in the school’s illustrious
background. The school spirit has been
reborn with the Class of 2013, leading the
way at home basketball games. We were
the class that ultimately closed out the
festivities at McSherry Gym. The names of
countless athletes from the Class of 2013
will adorn the walls of this new gym as they
Valedictorian Daniel Russo addresses
shattered long-standing school records.
the Class of 2013
The imaginative ar twork of many
graduates has been the first to be exhibited at this new campus. Every student in the
Class of 2013 has contributed something of impor tance to the school community. We,
the Class of 2013, have witnessed tremendous achievements together over these four
years at Saint John’s Catholic Prep.”
Gordon Oliver presented two traditional special awards
to the following:
Micah Distinguished Alumni Award
Awarded to Mrs. Maria S. Miller,
Class of 1957
The Father John McElroy
Founder’s Award
Awarded to Summer Villarosa,
Class of 2013
Micah Distinguished
Alumni Award
President Gordon Oliver &
Chairman of the Board, Gregory
Harraka presented the diplomas
to the graduates.
State Merit Scholastic Awards
Presented to Daniel Russo, Christopher Pliszak, and Jennifer Powell by Mr. Chris Cosentino
The Father John McElroy
Founder’s Award
Valedictorian Award/
Salutatorian Award
Plaques and ribbons presented to
Valedictorian Daniel Russo, and
Salutatorians Christopher Pliszak and
Jennifer Powell by Mr. Chris Cosentino.
Congratulations to our Graduates!
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SCHOOL WIDE
Congratulations to SJCP’s most recent graduates. The 53 members of the 2013
Senior Class are attending the colleges & universities listed below. We wish them all
the best in their future endeavors and we hope they will come back to visit us often!
Karolina Angel
Montgomery College
with plans to transfer to U of MD
Shannon Greene
University of Alabama
Jade Alexis McAuliffe
Mount Saint Mary’s University
Julie Anne Stout
Roanoke College
Natalie Bellanton
St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Christine Hagan
United States Air Force Academy
Preparatory School
Celeste Connolly McEwan
Saint Vincent College
Summer Villarosa
McDaniel College
Tatyana Blount
Foxcroft School
Erin Nicole Hargis
George Mason University
Quortney Victoria Evelyn Moulton
Franklin College of Indiana
Isabelle A. von Lazar
The University of Tampa
Megan Kathryn Breen
University of Kentucky
Brian Hickman
Salisbury University
Casey Lynn Butler
Elon University
Christa Ada Houser
Liberty University
Lori Lorraine Nalley
Montgomery College
with plans to transfer to Towson U
College Bound Athletes
Kimberly Claire Calangan
St. John’s University - Staten Island Campus
Matilda Omome Izevbigie
University of Pittsburgh
Kirsten Autumn Oakes
McDaniel College
Eduardo Castro-Vidal
Thomas Nathaniel Jansen
Northland College
Amelia Dorothy Clark
Carnegie Mellon University
Carson Nathaniel Jones
Michigan State University
Rodolfo Padilla
American International
University of Richmond
Eduardo Castro Vidal
Track and Field
Alexander Mosby Collins
Molly Catherine Kelly
Virginia Wesleyan College
Molly Nora Connole
James Madison University
Hannah Kelly Kolobow
Montgomery College
Collin Agustus Conway
Temple University
Forrest Davidson Lisle
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University
Michael Prevost Corr
Brennan Matthew Craven
University of Maryland, College Park
Emma Joy Davis
Ohio University
Alexandra Noel Donaldson
Cody Alan Fabiszak
West Virginia University
Calli Ann Feudale
Madeleine Yasmine Najjar
Montgomery College
Mary Elizabeth Parshall
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Rebecca Kate Pazzanese
James Madison University
Christopher James Pliszak
Cornell University
Jennifer Powell
John Long
The Catholic University of America
Marco-Andre Preciado
University of Maryland, College Park
Carmisha Louis
The Catholic University of America
Siesar Pola Reeves
Shenandoah University
Laura Marie Malagari
Carroll Community College
with plans to transfer to U of Miami
Daniel Porcelli Russo
Georgetown University
Maahum Malik
Washington College
Daniel Ryan Mathewson
Montgomery College
with plans to transfer to U of MD
James Anthony Sarro
Amelia Clark
Carnegie Mellon University
Soccer
Christine Hagan
Air Force Academy (Prep)
Basketball
Brian Hickman
Track and Field
Thomas Jansen
Northland College
Soccer
Molly Kelly
Virginia Wesleyan College
Volleyball
Ju Hee (Ella) Seo
Syracuse University
Three Eagle Scouts Graduate
This year Saint John’s Catholic Prep is proud to have three Eagle Scouts among the members of its 2013 graduating class.
The rank of Eagle Scout is the crowning achievement of a long and difficult process. To earn this designation, a Boy Scout
must demonstrate excellence in leadership, service and outdoor skills, and must have earned a minimum of 21 merit badges.
The culminating project is the Eagle project, for which the scout organizes, fundraises, and leads. Each of the three seniors
worked over five years to complete this process.
All three scouts are also brotherhood members of the Order of the Arrow, the national honor society of the Boy Scouts of
America. It uses American Indian-styled traditions and ceremonies to bestow recognition on scouts selected by their peers
as best exemplifying the ideals of Scouting, with emphasis on camping and service.
Alex Collins is a member of Troop 1097 in Germantown, MD. His Eagle project was putting in a 90 foot paver pathway at
The Barnesville School in Barnesville, MD (his elementary and middle school). Alex remarked that “Scouting taught me
leadership skills.” Alex will be attending Mount St. Mary’s University in the fall.
Pictured left to right: Alex Collins, Brian Hickman,
Forrest Lisle.
Brian Hickman, a member of Troop 1066 in Jefferson, MD, organized and led the building of an obstacle / training course at
Mar-Lou-Ridge Camp and Retreat Center in Jefferson, Md. Brian stated that “Scouting gave me the ideals by which I live my life.” Brian will be attending Salisbury State University
in the fall.
Forrest Lisle is a member of Troop 268 in New Market, MD. For his Eagle project, Forrest organized and led the rebuilding of the outdoor classroom at Oakdale Middle School in
New Market. Forrest commented, “Scouting taught me about leadership. I grew up in Scouting.” Forrest will be attending Virginia Tech in the fall.
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Chris Cosentino Bids SJCP Farewell
Mr. Chris Cosentino
surprised the students
& returned to campus
on Thursday, August 29
for homeroom and the
oppor tunity to say good bye.
In July, Mr. Cosentino
accepted a position with
the National Catholic
Educational Association
(NCEA) as the Associate
Executive Director of
the Secondary Schools
Depar tment, therefore he
was unable to say goodbye
to the students. At homeroom, Mr. Cosentino led the students in prayer,
the pledge of allegiance and did the morning announcements one last time.
He then told the students he misses them already and he will always be a
par t of Saint John’s. President Gordon Oliver thanked Mr. Cosentino for
his loyal and hard work for the past seven years, then presented him with a
plaque to recognize his years of service and dedication to Saint John’s. The
SJCP School Community wishes Mr. Cosentino the best of luck in his new
endeavor as he continues his journey in Catholic education.
Presidents Reception to
Thank Benefactors
On April 25th, Gordon Oliver held his Annual President’s Reception to recognize and
thank major benefactors who contributed over $1,000 to the Annual Fund. Over
sixty people gathered in the new school lobby and library to enjoy cocktails and
hors d’oeuvres. President Oliver stated,
“I would like to express my deepest
appreciation for your contributions to
help suppor t our school community and
Catholic education. Our future continues
to be bright because of your continued
generosity.” It was a wonderful evening
of fellowship and another oppor tunity to
showcase our beautiful, new campus.
New Chapel Blessed
On Friday, May 3, 2013 His
Excellency Bishop Mitchell
Rozanski visited SJCP to lead
the “Blessing Ceremony” of
the school’s chapel. Senior
Amelia Clark and Sophomore
Godwin Igbinedion read from
the Scriptures during the
ceremony; Ms. Dawn Miller,
Campus Minister, lead the
Members of the Saint John’s faculty and administration
group in song. Mr. Oliver, Mr.
pose with Bishop Rozanski after the blessing of the chapel.
Cosentino, Mrs. Pieklo, Mrs.
Lecuona and Mr. Schultz were
on hand to celebrate the joyous event.
First Mass Held in Chapel
The first Mass in the school chapel was held on May 17th with the Trustees of the
St. John’s Charitable Trust. The Charitable Trust was established in 1992 by a group
of philanthropic donors to preserve the Trust assets for the benefit of the school.
The Trustees liquidated the fund to suppor t the re-purposing of the new academic
building and also provide the Chapel. Members of the Trust include: Bernie Grove,
Leo Rocca, Mike Smariga and Dewey Jordan. They were instrumental in helping the
school during some difficult financial times and SJCP will be forever grateful. It was
an honor to celebrate the first Mass in the Chapel with the benefactors who made
the Chapel possible. Msgr. Rober t Jaskot was the Celebrant. Serving as Lectors were
Greg Harraka, Mike Smariga and
Gordon Oliver. Closing remarks of
praise and gratitude were given by
Diane Favret, who also presented
the Trustees with a Father John
McElroy, S.J. Medal.
Following the Mass, a luncheon
was held for the Trustees and
their guests.
Pictured left to right: Mike Smariga, Leo Rocca,
Stella Jordan and Bernie Grove.
Planned Giving
“Philanthropy has the potential to inspire a personal
legacy and allow us to leave a lasting mark.”
Charles W. Collier, Senior Philanthropic Advisor at Harvard University.
Pictured left to right: Amy Keating,
Mike Kinley, Jim Keating
Pictured left to right: Kris Shanley, Casey
Coulehan, Michele Rogers, Beth Wright &
Anna Middeke
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Teacher of the Year
Mr. Timothy Van Schaick, a member of the Social Studies
Depar tment who also is the moderator of the National
Honor Society, has been named SJCP’s Archdiocese of
Baltimore Teacher of the Year. Mr. Van was recognized at
the 2013 Archdiocesan Convocation along with other
teachers from schools across the Archdiocese.
As you may know, many non-profit organizations – including Saint John’s
Catholic Prep, rely on charitable donations and planned giving strategies
implemented by generous donors to help fund operations and support
the organization’s long-term financial needs. Planned gifts of life insurance,
appreciated holdings, charitable trusts, and bequests are among the many ways
to support the future of Saint John’s. Planned gifts are strategic charitable
contributions that can provide the donor with important tax benefits now and
in the future.
An attractive planned giving strategy is donating appreciated stock or other
securities. Many taxpayers may have appreciated stock that would be ripe for
donation. This strategy offers an immediate income tax deduction for the fair
market value of the securities and avoids capital gains taxes.
There are many other planned giving options that offer a wide array of
immediate and long-term tax benefits, which is a great way to reduce your
tax burden while helping your charity of choice. We encourage you to please
consider Saint John’s. Please check with your financial advisor to see what
works best for you.
Congratulations Mr. Van!
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SCHOOL WIDE
Another Successful & Fun Soirée
The 32nd Annual Soirée was held
on May 3rd, Kentucky Derby Day
and was both a successful and fun
event! The fundraiser generated
over $47,000 for the school, of
which $13,650 payed for new
tables in the Viking Café and new
classroom desks & chairs. Every
student & faculty member benefits
from the proceeds of the Soirée.
Soirée attendees cheer on their horses during the
running of the Kentucky Derby
The Advancement Office would
like to recognize and sincerely
thank some of the parents who
helped make the event possible. Michele Rogers and Beth Wright served as Event/
Auction Chairs - they truly did an amazing job!! Kris Shanley served as Decorating
Chair, providing festive & beautiful decorations for our Kentucky Derby theme. Class
Baskets were done again this year by Marybeth Warner & Michele Filyo - the baskets
were exceptional and brought in over $2,000! And beautiful keepsake por traits
were provided by Dan & Kelli Ogren. Also a big thank you goes out to Michele Corr
for taking pictures all evening, our Committee Members - Gwen Austin, Diane Breen,
Molly Crowley, Brenda Harding, Christine Johnson, and Cary Plamondon. And last
but not least, another big thank you to Auctioneers, Bill Ballantyne & Tom Thomas
who raised a total of $32,800 in the Live Auction. The Saint John’s School Community
greatly appreciates everyone who attended the Soirée and/or made a donation to
the event.
We have commemorative Kentucky Derby Glasses and beautiful note cards left from
the Soirée. and are on sale at school.
The Booster Club Supporting SJCP Athletics
The SJCP Booster Club was formed to help supplement the current athletic
budget through a variety of fundraisers and to also promote the SJCP athletic
program. It has been another successful year raising over $14,000 through
the membership drive, concession sales, BBQ Bash, Swinetastic, apparel sales
and general donations. After only three years in existence, the Booster
Club has already enhanced our program immensely and has sponsored many
ongoing activities. A few of these activities include: Sponsored first & second
annual alumni lacrosse games, Viking logo on new gym floor, new scorers’
table & team chairs, revitalized spirit shop with new apparel & concessions
now sold after school, games & events, championship athletic sweatshirts
for boys’ basketball, softball cart, bats & helmets for baseball & softball, new
outdoor concession stand opened at all home games, cross country uniforms,
track stopwatch & printer system, girls’ & boys’ basketballl & lacrosse
tournament costs, new volleyball power-lite system, defibrillator for athletic
training department, and fall pep rallies.
Third Annual BBQ Bash –
November 30, 2013
The SJCP Booster Club welcomes parents, alumni (ages 21+), faculty/
staff, past parents, and friends to attend a casual and super fun evening of
delicious BBQ, adult beverages, socializing, and chances to win cash and prizes! All
proceeds from the event support the SJCP Athletic Booster Club.
When:
Saturday, November 30, 2013
5:00 – 10:00 p.m.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR SOIRÉE SPONSORS AND
UNDERWRITERS
Diamond
David M. Grove, Attorney at Law
Gold
Coakley Williams Construction Inc.
Silver
Scott & Gwendolyn Austin
Bernie & Carol Grove
Car terque BBQ
Don Hoffacker’s Air Conditioning
& Heating
Friends of Catholic Education - F.O.C.E.
Miles & Stockbridge P.C.
John & Kate Costlow D’Amore
The Plamondon Companies
Warner Service Frederick, LLC
Bronze
Jack & Karen Breen
William & Diane Breen
Dr. Rick & Michele Rogers
Shear Reflection Hair Salon
Bryan & Beth Wright
Underwriters
Carlton Collins
John Gar thune
Stella Jordan
James & Ruth Riley
BlueRidge Bank
Frederick County Bank
Printing Services, Inc.
The Trinity School of Frederick
Vipre Automotive
Ar thur C. Crum, Jr. Attorney at Law
SJCP Sponsor’s Tim Kurkjian Bobble
Head Night at Frederick Keys’ Game
Saint John’s served as a sponsor for the 2013
Frederick Keys Baseball season to help promote
the new campus. Friday, August 23rd was
Tim Kurkjian bobble head night and over 1,000
bobble heads with the SJCP logo were given
out. Tim, ESPN Baseball Analyst, was there
to greet fans and throw out the first pitch.
Michael Schultz, Class of 2000 and Director of
Enrollment Management at SJCP also threw out
a pitch in front of a cheering crowd. It was a
great night for baseball and SJCP.
Pictured left to right: Tim Kurkjian
& Michael Schultz
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Where:
SJCP Gymnasium
Ticket Cost: $30 Single / $50 Couple /
$25 SJCP Faculty, Staff, and Alumni (ages 21+).
The event will feature a great selection of BBQ and sides catered by Car terQue
BBQ, beer, wine, soda, tip jars, 50/50 raffle, money wheel, 5 prize raffles and
music. Please mark your calendar and join us!
Saint John’s Catholic Prep welcomes
four new dynamic faculty members!
Ms. Thanh Tran is teaching Latin and received her MA in Leadership and Teaching
through Notre Dame of Maryland University’s Operation Teach program and
her BA in Classics from Yale University. She came to us from St. Maria Goretti
High School, where she taught Latin for two years. Mr. Wayne Rousculp is
teaching Math and comes to us from Urbana High School where he taught
math and science courses to all levels of students. His BA is from Shepherd
University. Ms. Kelsey Carper is in the Operation Teach program out of
Notre Dame of Maryland
University and she joins
our English depar tment,
teaching 11th and 12th
grade courses. Kelsey
received her BA in Writing
from Loyola University in
Baltimore. Mr. Anthony
(TC) DiBar tolo is teaching
Technology classes and
coaches Boys’ Lacrosse.
TC is a Mount St. Mary’s
University graduate and
completed his student
teaching at both Frederick
Pictured left to right: Front row: Kelsey Carper,
High School and West
Thanh Tran, Wayne Rousculp, and
Frederick Middle School.
Anthony (TC) DiBartolo.
STUDENT INFO - SCHOOL YEAR WRAP UP
Distinctive Scholars Recognized
Students Score Well on Latin Exam
The Archdiocese of Baltimore hosts an annual Distinctive Scholars Convocation which
recognizes the top academic seniors at all high schools within the Archdiocese. This
year’s convocation was held on Tuesday, April 23rd at Calvert Hall College High School.
This year 63% of all Latin students at Saint John’s have received awards for their
high scores on the National Latin Exam. Awards are determined by the American
Classical League in conjunction with the Junior Classical League. The exam tests
students on their knowledge of Latin grammar and vocabulary, as well as Roman
history, culture, and mythology. Congratulations to this year’s awardees! E corde
congratulationes offerimus!
Seniors Jennifer Powell, Christopher Pliszak and Daniel Russo were awarded medals
and cer tificates as the Distinctive Scholars for Saint John’s Catholic Prep. President
Gordon Oliver, Principal Christopher Cosentino, along with Mr. John Herr and Mr.
Timothy Van Schaick, teachers of the students, were on hand to celebrate with the
seniors and their families.
Cum Laude: With Honor
Billy Mattern
Nathaniel Bowman
Keira Mull
Mandy Quarantillo
Natalie O’Brien
Sarina Sofia
Magna Cum Laude: With Great Honor
Simran Mehra
Cur tis Stapleton
Amanda Pliszak
Vincent Ceci
Jimmy Russo
Joey Cheli
Harrison Lisle
Brennan Wight
Timmy Morrill
Sarah Vandegrift
Matt O’Dowd
Julian Young
Maxima Cum Laude Silver Medal: With Greatest Honor
Pictured left to right: Mr. John Herr, Christopher Pliszak,
Jennifer Powell, Mr. Tim Van Schaick, Daniel Russo
Kirby Gallagher
Leslie Lewis
Nick Soares
Ella Seo
John Ballantyne
Madison Payne
Summa Cum Laude Gold Medal: With the Utmost Honor
Kelsey Bealmear
Jonathan Clark
Danny Russo
The Doctor In Spite of Himself
On Friday, March 15th, the Prospect Players presented the play THE DOCTOR
IN SPITE OF HIMSELF at Rosenstock Theatre on the Hood College campus. The
comedy by Moliere featured Sarah Vandegrift as the troubled wife of Brennan Craven,
a good for nothing husband who is mistakenly taken for a doctor and is used to help
“cure” a young rich girl, played by Sarina Sofia. Summer Villarosa played the faithful
ser vant who finds the doctor, assisted by country bumpkin Finn Mayhew and wet
nurse Mackenzie Donaldson. Other performers included Billy Mattern, Shannon
Bernier, Mandy Quarantillo, Mary Margaret O’Neill, and Kim Messano. Thanks to a
great turnout of 130+ audience members, the play was a success.
Pictured left to right: Mr. Eric Dummann, Nicholas Soares, Leslie Lewis, Connor Gallagher,
Kirby Gallagher, Madison Payne, Ella Seo, Daniel Russo, Jonathan Clark, Kelsey Bealmear,
and Mrs. Bethany Witcher
Students Support Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation
The cast of The Doctor in Spite of Himself
Our second annual Mr. Viking event in March was also a fundraiser to combat
Cystic Fibrosis. The SGA recently presented the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation with a
check for $1,300.
Students Attend Lecture
Mr. Ross’ American Civil War class attended the “In search of Freedom” conference at
FCC. Students heard several college Professors lecture, including the author of their
textbook, Dr. James McPherson. Dr. McPherson even signed everyone’s copy of his
book. Students enjoyed a little taste of the college experience!!
Pictured left to right: Mr. Eric Dummann, Seniors Casey Butler, Molly Connole,
Jake Sarro (Mr. Viking), Calli Feudale, Amelia Clark, Stephanie Sullivan
(Development Director for Cystic Fibrosis)
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STUDENT INFO - SCHOOL YEAR WRAP UP
Spring Honors Assembly
The academic accomplishments of students were recognized in the Spring Honors
assembly. During the ceremony, students who had achieved Second Honors, First
Honors, and President’s List Honors where acknowledged as were Course Scholars
and Consecutive Honors. At the end of the assembly, students with the highest GPA
in the school were recognized with Honors going to Finnian Mayhew (Class of 2016),
Shannon Bernier (Class of 2015), Kelsey Bealmear (Class of 2014), and Daniel Russo
and Christopher Plizsak (tied in the class of 2013). The award for the highest GPA in
the entire school went to Kelsey Bealmear.
Congratulations to all of our awardees!
Certamen State Convention Champions
On Saturday, April 27, the
Cer tamen team achieved
a feat never before done
in Saint John’s history at
the MD Junior Classical
League State Convention
held at Westminster
High School. After three
rounds of questions in
competition against five
other teams, our team
had the highest number
The SJCP Certamen team at the Certamen State
of points and advanced to
Convention
the final round, which was
played before all present
that day. After a slow star t, Sarah Vandegrift star ted SJCP’s steady climb to the top by
literally leaping out of her chair to buzz in first.
The team rallied after that and completed the round with a total of 50
points, beating out long-time rivals Eleanor Roosevelt and Montgomery Blair.
Congratulations to Kelsey Bealmear, Jonathan Clark, Lianne Pedersen, Mandy
Quarantillo, and Sarah Vandegrift, state Cer tamen champs of 2013! Optime factum!
Poetry Slam
On Tuesday, April 30th, the English depar tment and library hosted the SJCP Poetry
Slam. Par ticipants Maria Bulley (9), Connor Gallagher (11), Erin Hargas (12), Soraya
Mbaoua (9), Maddie Najjar (12), and Summer Villarosa (12) all gave outstanding
performances. The contest, judged by Mr. Cosentino, Mr. Minsker, and Mrs. Dawson,
resulted in a tie for second place between Hargas and Najjar. Gallagher took home
first place with his lively performance of “The Final Inspection.”
2013 Junior-Senior Prom
The 2013 Junior - Senior Prom was a rousing evening of fun and dancing held at
Hollow Creek Country Club.
Connor Gallagher, winner of the
Poetry Slam poses for a picture with
Mr. Minsker, Mrs. Dawson, and
Mr. Cosentino.
An Ode to Classic Rock
Prom Prince and Princess: Kelsey Bealmear and Michael Amedeo,
and Prom King and Queen: Daniel Russo and Christine Hagan.
The Saint John’s music depar tment presented its’ spring concer t, An Ode to Classic
Rock, on Wednesday, May 22. The audience was wowed by Sarah Vandegrift and
Jonathan Clark when they kicked off the evening by performing the classic hit, Let it
Be. Soraya Mbaoua and Marina Silva delighted with an R&B duet. The Faculty Band
whipped the audience into a frenzy with the classic, Jet, by the band Wings, and the
quar tet of Aric Bosser, Phil Book, Austin Rose, and Michael Quarantillo ended the
small group acts with a bang when they broke out the soon-to-be-classic, All the
Small Things. The evening
ended with the Band of
Vikings performing various
classic tunes, chief amongst
those, the Leonard Skynard
hit, Free Bird.
The Band of Vikings perform
during the 2013 Spring Concert.
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ATHLETICS
All-IPSL Teams Named
Spring Sports Banquet
The following Saint John’s students were recently named to their respective All-IPSL
teams. Congratulations to everyone selected!
On Sunday, May19th spring spor t student-athletes and their accomplishments were
showcased at our annual Spor ts Banquet held in the gymnasium at SJCP. Highlights
included recognizing student athletes who broke personal and school records in
both Girls’ and Boys’ Track & Field, Softball reaching the IAAM semi-finals, Girls’
Lacrosse having a great season and making a run in the IAAM playoffs as well as
playing in the IPSL Championship
Game, the Tennis team having one
of their best seasons making a
deep run in the MIAA playoffs, the
Boys’ Lacrosse team playing in the
MIAA Championship Game and
winning the IPSL Championship,
and Baseball playing in their four th
consecutive MIAA Championship
Game. In addition, school president
Mr. Oliver awarded the Fr. McElroy
Athletic Award to seniors who
par ticipated in a varsity spor t every
season for four years.
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Kelsey
Bealmear
Oshea Gairey - Sophomore - Boys’ Basketball
Beth-Ann Pierce - Junior - Girls’ Basketball
Christine Hagan - Senior - Girls’ Basketball
Girls’ Basketball Team
Below are the student-athletes who
received Senior and Viking Awards:
Girls’ Track & Field:
Senior Award: Natalie Bellanton
Viking Award: Kelsey Bealmear
Boys’ Track & Field:
Senior Award: Eduardo Castro-Vidal
Viking Award: Shamar Nelson
Boys’ Basketball Team
Photo Finish
The Boys’ Varisty Lacrosse team
defeated Gerstell 11 to 10 in an
overtime match on April 24th.
Resident photographer, Michele
Corr, captured the game
winning goal, thrill of victory,
and the agony of defeat.
Tennis:
Senior Award: Jake Sarro
Viking Award: Aric Bosser
Pictured left to right: Dr. Bernard
Mambo, Aric Bosser, Dr. Erin Smith
Girls’ Lacrosse:
Senior Award: Shannon Greene
Viking Award: Beth Ann Pierce
Boys’ Lacrosse:
Senior Award: Brian Hickman
Viking Award: Cody Fabiszak
IPSL Lacrosse Champions
Softball:
Senior Award: Emma Davis
Viking Award: Kathryn Tighe
The boys lacrosse team won the 2013 IPSL Lacrosse Championship on Saturday,
May 5. The boys defeated St. James 13-6 to claim their first championship.
Congratulations to Coach Towson and the boys’ lacrosse team.
Baseball:
Senior Award: Collin Conway
Viking Award: Jonathon Mahalchick
Pictured left to right: Mr. Gordon Oliver,
Natalie Bellanton, Collin Conway,
Shannon Greene, Daniel Mathewson, and
Mr. Silas Cheung.
Spring 2013 All Conference Teams
The following students have been named to the following all-conference teams for their
respective spor ts. Congratulations to everyone who was nominated!
The 2013 IPSL Champions
Wilson Selected as Top Junior
Junior Grier Wilson was selected to Super 22, an all-star team made up of the top
Junior football players in the area, by the Baltimore Touchdown Club. Congratulations
to Grier on this great honor!
All-MIAA
Tennis - Madison Middeke
Lacrosse - Grier Wilson, Conor Snyder, Chase Tyler, Cody Fabiszak
Baseball - Maciah Thomas, Jonathon Mahalchick, Collin Conway, Michael Bealmear
All-IAAM
Lacrosse - Beth Ann Pierce
Softball - Emma Davis, Kathryn Tighe
All-IPSL
Baseball - Jonathon Mahalchick
Boys Lacrosse - Grier Wilson, Cody Fabiszak, Julian Young
Girls Lacrosse - Beth Ann Pierce, Maggie Nelson, Christine Hagan, Bailey Skubon
Softball - Emma Davis, Kathryn Tighe
Tennis - Madison Middeke, Jake Sarro
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Alumni Facebook - Please join your classmates on SJCP Alumni Facebook! You can
ALUMNI HAPPENINGS
go through www.saintjohnsprep.org/Alumni or Facebook.
Class of 1957
Class of 2009
The Micah Distinguished Alumni award was presented at the 2013
Graduation Ceremony to Maria S. Miller by President Gordon Oliver. Maria
graduated from St. John’s Literary Institute in 1957 and has many fond memories of
high school, as well as much admiration for the late Father Jordan, who continues to
be instrumental in her life. She was a very active member in her high school class as a
cheerleader, class secretary & served as the first female student body president during
her senior year. All four years, she was involved in the Catholic Youth Organization.
Maria is extremely proud of her three children and 12 grandchildren. Her grandson
Ben is a current junior at Saint John’s. Along with her husband John of 34 years, Maria is
committed to supporting Catholic education.
GT Harraka - First Alumnus to receive Division I Football Scholarship!
Gary Thomas (GT) Harraka is the first graduating
Alumnus from SJCP to receive a Division I Football
Scholarship. GT first received a Division I Football
Scholarship to play at Sacred Hear t University, where
after his freshman season he transferred to the
University of Maryland at College Park and has been on
the football team ever since. GT was recently awarded
a football scholarship for his senior year at Maryland.
He is an Offensive Lineman for the Terps & wears
#69. While at SJCP, GT played football, lacrosse and
ice hockey and was also in the National Honor Society.
Congratulations GT!
Class of 1963 – 50th Reunion Gathering
On Friday evening, June 21, 2013, Leslie
Nuse opened her home to the Class
of 1963 where classmates gathered
to celebrate their 50th Reunion from
Saint John’s.
Music from their high school days
played and classmates enjoyed
eachother’s company on the back
deck overlooking Leslie’s lovely back
yard. Although it was a small gathering,
everyone enjoyed eachothers
company and reminiscing about their
fond years at Prospect Hall.
Sean Connole, For his senior baseball season at Washington College. He earned
two honors: Conference Player of the Week and a selection to the D3 baseball team
of the Week.
Sean will be graduating this spring from Washington College and plans to pursue
graduate work in the field of Exercise and Spor t Science with a concentration in
Spor ts Psychology.
From left-to-right, the class members are: Judy
[Harman] Cromwell, Leslie [James] Nuse, Peggy
[Motter] Hammond, Robert Reifsnider, Frances
[Scotto] Kadel, Sherri [Gregoire] Bowman, Harry
Lebherz (standing behind Sherri), and Chuck Lang.
Class of 1965
Rick Stup, was Appointed by Gov. Mar tin O’Malley to serve as a Member of the
Frederick County Board Liquor License Board to fill an unexpired Term until July 1,
2013 and then a Five Year Term, which was confirmed by the Maryland Senate. Rick
also continues to serve as a Member of the Frederick City Planning Commission,
Chair of the Frederick City Ethics Commission, Chair of the Frederick County
Transpor tation Services Advisory Council, the President a & Secretary of the Sgt.
Lawrence Everhar t Chapter, MD Society Sons of the American Revolution, and
remains active in various Veteran’s Organizations.
Class of 2010
Jay Plamondon par ticipated in the Middlebury Schools Abroad Program at the
University of Jordan for the first semester of his junior year. While there, Jay took
classes in Modern Standard Arabic, the Jordanian dialect, women and gender studies
(in the Middle East), and a media course focusing on vocabulary and structure of
news ar ticles and Arabic broadcasts. After his time in Jordan, Jay enrolled in the
Washington Program at Georgetown University and also completed an Internship at
the National Defense University. Jay is now back at Middlebury for his senior year.
Alumni Events Coming up - We Hope to See YOU!
Homecoming/Alumni Weekend
Class of 1988
The Class of 1988 to celebrate 25th Reunion on October 18 & 19.
(Classes 1986, 1987 & 1989 are also welcome)
October 18:
October 19:
6:00 p.m. Homecoming Football Game - McCurdy Field
5:30 p.m. Reception & Tour of New School Campus
Social to follow
For more information, contact Carrie Hellerich: [email protected]
Class of 1998
Krista Reisdorf married Eric Berns on April 27 in Oak Park, Ill. SJPH alumni in
attendance included T.J. Reisdorf (‘96), Jill Santucci (‘98) and Kim (Ballog) Wilhelm (‘98).
Class of 2008
Alex Gibson was recently hired as a junior associate at Warschawski, a marketing
agency in Baltimore.
In Memory - Saint John’s Mourns Four Special Alums
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Ben Munyon, graduated cum laude from McDaniel College this spring (2013) with
a major in Environmental Policy and a minor in Spanish. After graduation, he left the
country for a 27 month assignment to Jinotepe, Nicaragua through the Peace Corps,
serving underdeveloped communities as an Environmental Education volunteer.
Friday, October 18
1:45 p.m.
Pep Rally and Class Competitions
6:00 p.m.
Homecoming Football Game at McCurdy Field
The Vikings take on Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Alumni Tent and Welcome Viking Tunnel
Half Time: 2013 Hall of Fame Inductees Presented
Saturday, October 19
1:00 p.m.
Class of 2013 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony – Dutch’s Daughter
Reservations Required – Please contact Eric Dummann:
301.662.4210 Ext. 156 or [email protected]
Class of 1988 Alumni Reunion
(Classes 1986, 1987 & 1989 are also welcome)
Friday, October 18 – Homecoming Football Game at McCurdy Field, Social afterwards
Saturday, October 19 – 5:30 p.m. Reception & Tour of new school campus, Social to follow
For more information, contact Carrie Hellerich: [email protected] or
SJCP Alumni Facebook
Third Annual Booster Club BBQ Bash
Saturday, November 30 – 5:00 p.m.
All Alumni (ages 21+) are invited and receive a special rate!
Saturday after Thanksgiving – In the Gym
Ticket Cost for Alumni - $25 (Includes: Dinner, Beer, Wine, Soda, Prizes,
Music & Fun)
Patsy Ann Clark Grimes – Class of 1965
Passed away on March 3, 2013
Troy King – Class of 2009
Passed away on August 17, 2013
Peter Stancioff - Class of 1949
Passed away on July 26, 2013
Brendan Kelly - Class of 2001
Passed away on August 23, 2013
All Class Alumni Reunion
Saturday, June 7, 2014 - 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at New School Campus
Something for everyone –Sporting events, games for children, tours of
the school, crab feast, and reception to celebrate our 185th year! More
information coming soon.
For now, please mark your calendar and plan to attend!
2012-2013 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS REPORT
“Extraordinary things are accomplished by the giving hearts of volunteers” – Kristi A. Dyer, MD
A Message from
The Chairman of the Board
and
The Executive Director for Advancement
On Behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to thank you for your generous
support of our 2012-2013 fundraising efforts. Your financial sacrifices to help ensure
Saint John’s Catholic Prep’s continued success are greatly recognized and appreciated.
The substantial support from our school community made it possible for Saint John’s to
not only meet but to exceed its fundraising goals. Cash contributions from all sources
of income totaled $767,971 – an increase of $241,785 over the previous year. With
moving to our new campus, it was especially important that we met our budgeted
fundraising goals. Thank you!
Your continued financial support is a tangible expression of your belief in our mission to provide an excellent Catholic, college prep education for students to grow spiritually,
morally, academically and physically.
We are now gearing up for the next important phase of raising funds at our new
campus – the installation of new softball & baseball fields for the spring, 2014 season. It
is my sincere hope that you will continue to support this wonderful school and partner
with us as we expand the opportunities at Saint John’s associated with our campus
master plan - for this generation and the next generations to come.
Thank you again for your generosity.
Gregory E. Harraka
Board Chairman
Again this year in an effort to conserve expences, the Honor Roll of Donors
Report is combined with the Fall Newsletter and is a modest recognition of an
exceptional year. Please take a few moments to read through the report.
Thank you one and all for your generous support of this year’s fundraising efforts. A
very special thank you is extended to our parents for their continued enthusiasm and
generosity. They help make all we do at Saint John’s possible and their support is never
taken for granted.
For the second consecutive year, our school community came together and made it
possible for Saint John’s to surpass its Annual Fund budgeted goal. By working together,
we continue to reach positive results with our fundraising efforts to help ensure that Saint
John’s has the resources needed to strive for excellence.
The 32nd Annual Soirée was a fun and festive event with a Kentucky Derby theme and
the Booster Club’s second annual BBQ Bash grew with more parents and alumni coming
together to support our athletic programs. Several Legacy Campaign pledges were
fulfilled early and the Knott Foundation Matching Grant for Technology brought in a total
of $120K to help improve technology for teaching and learning. Now more than ever,
the generosity from our donors is crucial, allowing us to help close the gap between the
tuition rate and the true cost of a Saint John’s education.
Please be assured that our faculty, staff and students at Saint John’s are tremendously
grateful. Many, many thanks to all who helped Saint John’s end fiscal year 2013 on an
inspiring note.
Sources of Charitable Giving
Gifts to Current Operations: . . . . . . . . . .
Annual Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The 32nd Annual Soirée / Net Operating . . . . .
Soirée Angels/Desks, Chairs, Tables . . . . . . . . . . .
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. $481,272
. $360,093
. . $80,000
. . $41,179
Scholarships: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Balfour Company Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Community Foundation of Frederick County: . . . . . . . . . . .
The Donald B. Rice Memorial Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Robert & Anne Fisher Scholarship Fund for
Saint John’s Catholic Prep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Mar y Posta Grove Memorial Endowment Fund . . . . . . . . .
Friends of Catholic Education, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The FOCE Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jesuit Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Offutt Memorial Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
St. Peter Claver Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Seton Dubois Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FOCE Tuition Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Knights of Columbus Thomas F. George Memorial Scholarship .
Knights of Columbus Father McGivney Scholarship . . . . . . . . .
Community Foundation of Carroll County –
Baker Yingling Athletic Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Guardians of Life, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The St. Katharine Drexel Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
St. Peter’s Catholic Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Theresa F. Truschel Charitable Foundation, Inc. . . . . . . . . . .
St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association . . . . . . . . . . . .
St. Francis of Assisi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PNC Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
$213,250
$151,536
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. $13,650
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Total Cash Contributions from All Sources. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $767,971
Gifts In-Kind Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33,753
Annual Fund Gifts In Kind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,113
Legacy Campaign Gifts In Kind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24,640
All gifts listed were received from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013
Expenses
Financial Aid/Scholarships
Faculty Salaries & Benefits
Materials & Supplies/Marketing
Income
Transportation
2.5%
Tuition & Fees
Building & Grounds
1.4%
Charitable Donations
Other/Depreciation
4.4%
4.7%
18.3%
Other/Misc.
With gratitude,
Diane L’Huillier Favret
Executive Director for Advancement
0.9%
8.3%
68.7%
90.8%
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Annual Fund
Saint John’s Platinum Club
$10,000 to $24,999
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bulley
Dr. & Mrs. Donald B. Rice ‘57
Prospect Hall Gold Club
$5,000 to $9,999
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Crowley
Mr. & Mrs. Jacques Delente
Rev. Msgr. Rober t Jaskot, Holy Family Parish
Ms. Stella F. Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon Sr.
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers
Dr. Ralph F. Wachter * ‘35
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan P. Wright
Green & Gold Club
$2,500 to $4,999
William E. Cross Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Keating
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O’Neil Jr.,
Christopher O’Neil Memorial Fund
Mrs. Frances Ann Randall & Ms. Ruth Ann Randall,
The Randall Charitable Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Shanley
Mr. Matthew Warner, R.W. Warner, Inc.
Trustees Silver Club
$1,000 to $2,499
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Archer
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Balcerek
Mr. & Mrs. John D’Amore ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dahut
Ms. Anne S. Fisher ‘46
Mr. Bernard L. Grove
Dr. Joyce A. Heptner, Executive Director ;
Ausherman Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hoffacker
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Jones
Dr. Adriana Maldonado-Brem
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Matkovich
Mrs. Maria S. Miller ‘57
Mr. William J. Mohan ‘54
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. James Pazzanese
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Petrie
Mr. & Mrs. James N. Plamondon
Mr. & Mrs. John Prokopchak
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robison
Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Rocca
Lt. Col. (Ret.) & Mrs. George Sisson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smariga ‘62
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cur tis Stapleton
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Tighe
Mrs. Pamela M. Zusi
Fr. Reid Club
$500 to $999
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Boudreaux
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Breen
Mr. Richard C. Buxton ‘50
Mr. & Mrs. Carlton M. Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Dixon
Mr. & Mrs. John Driggs
Mrs. Gail B. Filyo
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Gar thune
Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Grus
Mr. & Mrs. John Edward Harding, Sr.
Mr. Richard M. Hassett ‘67
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hull
Mr. & Mrs. Edmundo Ilijic
Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Kubic
Mrs. Marjorie Loomis ‘62
Mr. J. Brendan Madden ‘87
Ms. Carolyn E. Mohan ‘52
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Neuman
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ivan Palkovic
Mr. & Mrs. Manuel P. Porres
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Prokopchak
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Reigle
Mrs. Emilie H. Shantz ‘87
Ms. Carrie Sosnowich
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stitz
Mr. & Mrs. Laszlo von Lazar
Mrs. Joyce M. Warfield ‘65
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Circle of Excellence
$250 to $499
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bowersox
Mrs. Carribelle Conway
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Foss
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Gauvin
Mr. & Dr. F.W. Goundr y, III
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Grove ‘80
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y E. Harraka
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Hassett
Mr. & Mrs. Walter P.O. Helms
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kinley
Mr. & Mrs. John MacDonald
Mr. & Mrs. Jack McCar thy
Mr. & Mrs. Paul McNickle
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Middeke
Col. & Mrs. Timothy Milbrath
Ms. Mar ta Leon-Monzon
Mr. Matthew E. Morningstar ‘93
Drs. Kur t & Maria Pierce
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Powell
Dr. & Mrs. Cedric Powell
Mr. C. Eugene Rickell ‘56
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ricker t ‘86, ‘87
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Saccoia Sr.
Mr. Clarence F. Smith ‘47
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Welty
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Whedbee
Mr. & Mrs. Billy Willard
Mrs. Grace Offutt Williams ‘61
Viking Club
Up to $249
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Amedeo
Ms. Karolina Angel ‘13
Mr. Philip W. Atwell ‘96
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y N. Austin
Mr. & Mrs. Douglass R. Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Baker
Mrs. Sandra Ballantine
Mr. & Mrs. William Ballantyne
Mr. Rober t H. Baumgardner ‘54
Ms. Rosemar y A. Baumgardner ‘67
Ms. Natalie Bellanton ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t D. Bernier
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Blessing
Ms. Tatyana Nicole Blount ‘13
Rev. Keith Boisver t, St. Katharine Drexel Church
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond G. Bowman
Ms. Megan K. Breen ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brulia
Mrs. Helen Bur ton
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y S. Bushko
Ms. Casey Lynn Butler ‘13
Ms. Kimberly Claire Petelo Calangan ‘13
Dr. & Mrs. Dean E. Calcagni
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Car ter
Mr. Eduardo Castro-Vidal ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Catalani
Mrs. James S. Chafey ‘76
Mr. Daniel S. Chesley ‘61
Mrs. Mar y Louise Chesley-Cora ‘59
Mr. & Mrs. Silas Cheung
Ms. Amelia Dorothy Clark ‘13
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Clark
Mr. Alexander Mosby Collins ‘13
Ms. Molly Nora Connole ‘13
Mr. Collin Agustus Conway ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. John Corr
Mr. Michael Prevost Corr ‘13
Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Costlow
Dr. Richard D. Costlow Jr. ‘66
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Coulehan
Mr. Brennan Matthew Craven ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Craven
Mrs. Jacqueline Craven
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Crutchley ‘57, ‘58
Mr. Michael J. Currens ‘73
Dr. William Dahut, Jr.
Ms. Emma Joy Davis 2013
Mrs. Dorothy DeGrange ‘46
Mr. & Mrs. George B. Delaplaine
Mr. & Mrs. Paul DeLeon
Ms. Alexandra Noel Donaldson ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Dummann
Mrs. Nancy R. Duncan
Ms. Barbara Eastep
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Eaton
Mrs. Mar y Frances Eberhar t ‘62
Mr. Brian M. Eswor thy ‘78
Mr. Cody Alan Fabiszak ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Favret
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Fergerstrom
Ms. Calli Ann Feudale ‘13
Ms. Heather A. Ford ‘93
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Forrester
Mrs. Mar y E. Gallagher
Mr. Melvin Galloway
Dr. James P. Ganley ‘55
Mr. & Mrs. George Gelles
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Gibson
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Gillis, Sr.
Mr. Edward Green
Ms. Shannon Aver y Greene ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Greene
Ms. Christine E. Hagan ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hall
Ms. Erin Nicole Hargis ‘13
Mrs. Mar y Hargis ‘38
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hargis ‘79
Ms. Kathy J. Helms
Dr. Nima Hendi ‘88
Mr. John Herr
Mr. Brian Leigh Hickman ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Tracy Hickman
Dr. Carol L. Hinds
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick N. Hogan
Ms. Christa Ada Louisa Houser ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Bobbie Hunt
Mr. Thomas E. Ingalls
Dr. Allen Ingling ‘55
Mr. Harr y Izevbigie
Ms. Matilda Omomegbe Izevbigie ‘13
Ms. Agatha J. Jansen
Mr. Thomas Nathaniel Jansen ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. John Johnson
Mr. Rober t Johnson
Mr. Carson Nathaniel Jones ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Jones
Ms. Kathy Kalan
Lt. Col. & Mrs. Michael Kanne
Mrs. Maria S. Kay
Ms. Barbara A. Keeney
Ms. Molly Catherine Kelly ‘13
Mr. David Kennedy ‘70
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Keser
Kimberly-Clark Global Sales LLC
Ms. Hannah Kelly Kolobow ‘13
Mr. Richard C. Koloian
Mr. Rober t J. Krajewski
Mr. Douglas A. Kunz 1981
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene LaCroce
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Leahy
Mr. & Mrs. William Lineburg
Mr. Alton J. Lipps ‘60
Mr. Forrest Davidson Lisle ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. John Long
Mr. John Patrick Long, Jr. ‘13
Ms. Carmisha Louis ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Lufkin
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mahalchick
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Maher
Mr. & Mrs. Regis J. Mahoney
Ms. Laura Marie Malagari ‘13
Ms. Maahum Malik ‘13
Mrs. Mar y C. Masser ‘54
Mr. Daniel Ryan Mathewson ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. John Matthias
Mrs. Virginia Matthias ‘62
Ms. Jade Alexis McAuliffe ‘13
Ms. Celeste Connolly McEwan ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. David E. McNickle
Mr. James McSherr y Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. David Miller
Ms. Dawn Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Minsker
Deacon & Mrs. Leroy S. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Morrill
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Moser
Ms. Quor tney Victoria Evelyn Moulton ‘13
Mrs. Katherine Corley Murray ‘67
Ms. Madeleine Yasmine Najjar ‘13
Ms. Lori Lorraine Nalley ‘13
Ms. Emily Kathleen Nelson ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Nelson
Mr. George E. Nimmer ‘97
Mrs. Leslie Nuse ‘63
Ms. Kirsten Autumn Oakes ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Oakes
Mrs. Joan O’Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Connor ‘84
Mr. Richard J. O’Connor
Ms. Tracy A. O’Dowd
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Ostrach
Mr. Rodolfo José Padilla Gutierrez ‘13
Col. & Mrs. Gerald H. Parshall
Ms. Mar y Elizabeth Parshall ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Paulin
Mr. Anthony Pawlicki
Ms. Rebecca Kate Pazzanese ‘13
Ms. Patricia M. Pennington
Ms. Melissa Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pieklo
Mr. Christopher James Pliszak ‘13
Ms. Jennifer Marie E. Powell ‘13
Mr. Marco-Andre Preciado ‘13
Mr. J. Eugene Prevost
Ms. Ann G. Pucciarelli ‘93
Dr. & Mrs. Edward P. Quarantillo, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Quarantillo
Ms. Kathr yn Rodell Ramirez
Ms. Siesar Pola Reeves ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. John Ricca
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Riley
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby, Roby’s Photo Shop
Mr. & Mrs. Robin Russell
Mr. Daniel Porcelli Russo ‘13
Mrs. Annie San Mar tin ‘79
Mr. James Anthony Sarro ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Satterfield
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Saylor
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Scanga
Ms. Ju Hee Seo ‘13
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Seymour
Mr. & Mrs. John V. Sherwin
Mrs. Louise Shoemaker ‘42
Mr. & Mrs. Bradford B. Smith
Mr. Gregor y M. Smith ’71
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Splaine
Mr. Paul Stevens
Mrs. Barbara Stewar t
Mr. & Mrs. John Stewar t
Mrs. Magaret Stidham ‘62
Ms. Julie Anne Stout ‘13
Ms. Ming Sun
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Swensen
Mr. Frederick L. Thane
Ms. Joan Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Tennyson Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Tregoning ‘62
Mr. & Mrs. Herman R. Underwood, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Vandegrift
Mr. Timothy VanSchaick
Ms. Adriana Summer Villarosa ‘13
Ms. Isabelle von Lazar ‘13
Ms. Victoria T. Wang
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick White
Mrs. Mar tha Whiteside ‘60
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Wight
Mr. & Mrs. Etienne Yetimitana
Mr. Phillip York ‘06
Mr. & Mrs. James Zoladz
GIFTS FROM ALUMNI
Class of 1935
Dr. Ralph F. Wachter*
Class of 1938
Mrs. Mar y Hargis
Class of 1942
Mrs. Louise Shoemaker
Class of 1946
Mrs. Dorothy DeGrange
Ms. Anne S. Fisher
Class of 1947
Mr. Clarence F. Smith
Class of 1950
Mr. Richard C. Buxton
Class of 1952
Ms. Carolyn E. Mohan
Class of 1954
Mr. Rober t H. Baumgardner
Mrs. Mar y C. Masser
Mr. William J. Mohan
Annual Fund Cont.
Class of 1955
Dr. James P. Ganley
Dr. Allen Ingling
Class of 1956
Mr. C. Eugene Rickell
Class of 1957
Mrs. Maria S. Miller
Dr. & Mrs. Donald B. Rice
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Crutchley
Class of 1958
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Crutchley
Class of 1959
Mrs. Mary Louise Chesley-Cora
Class of 1960
Mr. Alton J. Lipps
Mrs. Mar tha Whiteside
Class of 1961
Mr. Daniel S. Chesley
Mrs. Grace Offutt Williams
Class of 1962
Mrs. Marjorie Loomis
Mrs. Virginia Matthias
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smariga
Mrs. Magaret Stidham
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Tregoning
Class of 1963
Mrs. Leslie Nuse
Class of 1965
Mrs. Joyce M. Warfield
Class of 1966
Dr. Richard D. Costlow Jr.
Class of 1967
Ms. Rosemary A. Baumgardner
Mr. Richard M. Hassett
Mrs. Katherine Corley Murray
Class of 1970
Mr. David Kennedy
Class of 1971
Mr. Gregory M. Smith
Class of 1973
Mr. Michael J. Currens
Class of 1976
Mrs. James S. Chafey
Class of 1978
Mr. Brian M. Eswor thy
Class of 1979
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hargis
Mrs. Annie San Mar tin
Class of 1980
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Grove
Class of 1981
Mr. Douglas A. Kunz
Class of 1984
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Connor
Class of 1986
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ricker t
Class of 1987
Mr. J. Brendan Madden
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ricker t
Mrs. Emilie H. Shantz
Class of 1988
Dr. Nima Hendi
Class of 1993
Ms. Heather A. Ford
Mr. Matthew E. Morningstar
Ms. Ann G. Pucciarelli
Class of 1996
Mr. Philip W. Atwell
Class of 1997
Mr. George E. Nimmer
Class of 2006
Mr. Phillip York
Class of 2013
Ms. Karolina Angel
Ms. Natalie Bellanton
Ms. Tatyana Nicole Blount
Ms. Megan K. Breen
Ms. Casey Lynn Butler
Ms. Kimberly Claire Petelo Calangan
Mr. Eduardo Castro-Vidal
Ms. Amelia Dorothy Clark
Mr. Alexander Mosby Collins
Ms. Molly Nora Connole
Mr. Collin Agustus Conway
Mr. Michael Prevost Corr
Mr. Brennan Matthew Craven
Ms. Emma Joy Davis
Ms. Alexandra Noel Donaldson
Mr. Cody Alan Fabiszak
Ms. Calli Ann Feudale
Ms. Shannon Aver y Greene
Ms. Christine E. Hagan
Ms. Erin Nicole Hargis
Mr. Brian Leigh Hickman
Ms. Christa Ada Louisa Houser
Ms. Matilda Omomegbe Izevbigie
Mr. Thomas Nathaniel Jansen
Mr. Carson Nathaniel Jones
Ms. Molly Catherine Kelly
Ms. Hannah Kelly Kolobow
Mr. Forrest Davidson Lisle
Mr. John Patrick Long, Jr.
Ms. Carmisha Louis
Ms. Laura Marie Malagari
Ms. Maahum Malik
Mr. Daniel Ryan Mathewson
Ms. Jade Alexis McAuliffe
Ms. Celeste Connolly McEwan
Ms. Quor tney Victoria Evelyn Moulton
Ms. Madeleine Yasmine Najjar
Ms. Lori Lorraine Nalley
Ms. Emily Kathleen Nelson
Ms. Kirsten Autumn Oakes
Mr. Rodolfo José Padilla Gutierrez
Ms. Mar y Elizabeth Parshall
Ms. Rebecca Kate Pazzanese
Mr. Christopher James Pliszak
Ms. Jennifer Marie E. Powell
Mr. Marco-Andre Preciado
Ms. Siesar Pola Reeves
Mr. Daniel Porcelli Russo
Mr. James Anthony Sarro
Ms. Ju Hee Seo
Ms. Julie Anne Stout
Ms. Adriana Summer Villarosa
Ms. Isabelle von Lazar
Gifts from Parents
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t D. Bernier
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bulley
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Forrester
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Gillis, Sr.
Mr. & Dr. F.W. Goundr y, III
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hargis ‘79
Mr. & Mrs. Walter P.O. Helms
Mr. Harr y Izevbigie
Mr. Rober t Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Jones
Mr. Richard C. Koloian
Mr. & Mrs. David E. McNickle
Col. & Mrs. Timothy Milbrath
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Nelson
Ms. Tracy A. O’Dowd
Mr. & Mrs. James Pazzanese
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Powell
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Prokopchak
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Quarantillo
Ms. Carrie Sosnowich
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cur tis Stapleton
Mr. & Mrs. Herman R. Underwood, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Br yan P. Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Etienne Yetimitana
Gifts from Parents of Alumni
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y S. Bushko
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Hassett
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hull
Mr. & Mrs. Bobbie Hunt
Mr. & Mrs. Edmundo Ilijic
Mr. & Mrs. William Lineburg
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Matkovich
Mr. & Mrs. David Miller
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ivan Palkovic
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby, Roby’s Photo Shop
Mr. & Mrs. Robin Russell
Mr. & Mrs. Bradford B. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Tennyson Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Billy Willard
Gifts from Grandparents
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Amedeo
Mr. & Mrs. Douglass R. Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Baker
Mrs. Helen Bur ton
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Clark
Mrs. Carribelle Conway
Mrs. Jacqueline Craven
Mr. & Mrs. Jacques Delente
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Dixon
Mr. & Mrs. John Driggs
Ms. Barbara Eastep
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Fergerstrom
Mrs. Gail B. Filyo
Mrs. Mar y E. Gallagher
Mr. Melvin Galloway
Mr. Edward Green
Ms. Kathy J. Helms
Mr. Thomas E. Ingalls
Ms. Agatha J. Jansen
Ms. Kathy Kalan
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Lufkin
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Maher
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCagh
Deacon & Mrs. Leroy S. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Morrill
Mrs. Joan O’Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Oakes
Col. & Mrs. Gerald H. Parshall
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Paulin
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Manuel P. Porres
Dr. & Mrs. Cedric Powell
Mr. J. Eugene Prevost
Mr. & Mrs. John Prokopchak
Dr. & Mrs. Edward P. Quarantillo, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Saccoia Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Saylor
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Scanga
Mrs. Barbara Stewar t
Mr. Frederick L. Thane
Mr. & Mrs. James Zoladz
Gifts from Grandparents of Alumni
Mrs. Maria S. Kay
Ms. Mar ta Leon-Monzon
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon, Sr.
Gifts from Faculty & Staff
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Blessing
Mr. & Mrs. Paul DeLeon
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Dummann
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hall
Mr. John Herr
Mr. Rober t J. Krajewski
Ms. Dawn Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Minsker
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Moser
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pawlicki
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Seymour
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Swensen
Ms. Joan Thompson
Mr. Timothy VanSchaick
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick White
Gifts from Former Faculty Members
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brulia
Mrs. Nancy R. Duncan
Gifts from Board Members
Rev. Msgr. Rober t Jaskot
Mrs. Pamela M. Zusi
Gifts from Former Board Members
Rev. Keith Boisver t, St. Katharine Drexel Church
Dr. Carol L. Hinds
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Annual Fund Cont.
Gifts from Former Board Members cont.
Mr. Paul Stevens
Dr. Ralph F. Wachter *
Gifts from Friends
William E. Cross Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bowersox
Dr. William Dahut, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. George B. Delaplaine
Lt. Col. & Mrs. Michael Kanne
Ms. Barbara A. Keeney
Mr. & Mrs. John Matthias
Mr. James McSherry Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O’Neil Jr.,
Christopher O’Neil Memorial Fund
Ms. Kathryn Rodell Ramirez
The Randall Charitable Trust
Ms. Ming Sun
Ms. Victoria T. Wang
Memorial Gifts
In Memory of Michael Sisson ‘99
Gifts In-kind
Mrs. Michele Corr
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Crowley
Mr. & Mrs. John D’Amore
Kimberly-Clark Global Sales LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby
Mrs. Carole Sepe
Mrs. Emilie H. Shantz
RW Warner, Inc.
Wish List Donors
Mrs. Annie San Mar tin
Mr. Phillip York
*Deceased
Corporate Matching Gifts
Bank of America
Fannie Mae
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
The Pfizer Foundation
Vulcan Materials Company
Williams Community Relations
Technology Matching
Grant for Teaching
& Learning
A GIFT FROM: THE MARION I. & HENRY J. KNOTT
FOUNDATION AND THE FOLLOWING:
Greg & Kimberly Austin
Bill & Jean Ballantyne
Al & Melissa Blount
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Bill & Diane Breen
Philip & Ann Brown
Brian & Debbie Craven
Pat & Molly Crowley
Tom & Karen Cur tin
Bill & Nancy Dahut
John & Kate D’Amore
Diane L’Huillier Favret
Rick & Joanne Grus
David & Lynne Griffin
Rick Hassett CPA, P.A.
Darren & Tiffany Hine
John & Christine Johnson
Mike & Pam Jones
Fr. Vincent Sikora –Knights of Columbus Council
J. Mahalchick Enterprises, Inc.
Jack McShea
Mike & Anna Middeke
Rober t & Elizabeth Moreno
Jeff & Felicia Neuman
Gordon & Sandra Oliver
Paul & Marge Pieklo
Jim & Car y Plamondon
Mike & Ruth Riley
Dr. Rick & Michele Rogers
Gerard & Kris Shanley
Sandra & Michael Splaine
Mark & Sherill Stitz
Richard & Leslie Tighe
Bryan & Beth Wright
The Legacy
Campaign
The Founders Society
$250,000+
Anoymous
Harold B. and Thelma Barnes Duvall Estate
Mr. Charles B. Thomas * ‘34
Ms. Maureen Thomas
The Keystone Society
$100,000 - $249,999
Friends of Catholic Education, Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. Donald B. Rice ‘57
Mrs. Donald B. Rice * ‘33
Dr. James R. Rice ‘58
Mr. Kenneth Rice ‘61
The Kentland Foundation, Inc.
R.W. Warner, Inc.
The Cornerstone Society
$50,000 - $99,999
Mrs. Lucille Aellen
Mr. Joseph Horning, Horning Brothers
Corporation
Mrs. James McSherr y *
The Randall Charitable Trust Donor
Advised Fund
Mr. Paul B. Rhoads * ‘36
The Steward Society
$10,000 - $49,999
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Asuncion
Mr. & Mrs. Alston W. Blount
Mr. William H. Browning Jr.
Clearwater Landscape & Nurser y
The Richard D. Costlow Family
Dr. Richard D. Costlow Jr. ‘66
Mrs. Kathleen Costlow D’Amore ‘74
Ms. Sarah L. Costlow
Dan Ryan Builders
Mr. Alber t E. Edwards ‘54
Mrs. Maralita L. Freeny ‘65
Mr. Bernard L. Grove IV ‘76
Mr. Br yan L. Grove ‘90
Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Grove ‘77
Mr. Rober t A. Grove ‘81
Mrs. Mar y Catherine James ‘84
Mr. Alton J. Lipps ‘60
Mr. Ronald Lipps ‘56
Mrs. Louise R. Loy ‘40
Mrs. John McShea
Mount St. Mar y’s University
PNC Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ruziska
The Foundation Society
$1,000 - $9,999
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Ager
Mr. Mar vin Ausherman
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Paul Calderon
Dr. & Mrs. Jack W. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y L. Coffman
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Contino
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cur tin Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Fearnow
Dr. & Mrs. William J. Hall ‘85
Mr. John F. Jaeger
Rev. George Jakopac
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Jean-Philippe
The Kane Moving Company
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kur tyka
Mr. Stephen C. Mackintosh ‘81
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Massi
Mr. & Mrs. John P. O’Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t R. Ordonio
Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Shopland Jr. ‘91
Mrs. Gaudioso Sore
Upper Montgomer y County Fire Dept.
The Friends Society
Up to $1,000
4th Wall Musical Theatre, Inc.
Rev. Andrew Aaron
Judge & Mrs. Samuel W. Barrick
Dr. & Mrs. C. Jeffrey Bowman
Dr. & Mrs. James Buchanan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Carow
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Charuhas
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Chmelik
Ms. Jessica Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cosentino
Mr. Eugene Cosentino
Msgr. John A. Dietzenbach,
Church of the Resurrection
Mr. & Mrs. David Doll
Ms. Christine Drescher
Ms. Linda Eckley
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Ellington
Mr. Rober t L. Ellington ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. Jorge Gallar t
Mr. Thomas A. Glennon
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Gressley
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Gustin
Ms. Gail T. Guyton
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Garland Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Jones
Ms. Lee Kincaid
Ms. Karen Kulback
Mr. & Mrs. John N. Lesko
Linton Shafer Warfield & Garrett, P.A
Mr. & Mrs. O. Clifton Mar tin
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McGowan
Mrs. Charles Mor ton ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Nicodemus
Ms. Anne O’Neill
Mr. & Mrs. A. Austin Pearre
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Peifer
Mr. & Mrs. Jean Posbic
Ms. Ann Reid
Mr. & Mrs. Girard D. Reid
Mr. & Mrs. James Reid
General & Mrs. Rick Rife
Mrs. Barbara Riley ‘51
Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore A. Romano
Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Rowe
Mr. Michael Rupper t
Mr. Michael J. Santangelo ‘58
Mr. C. Schmidt & Ms. M. Thalheimer
Mr. Clarence F. Smith ‘47
Mr. Raymond Speciale
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Suit
Ms. Melanie Swain
Mr. John C. Tolber t ‘80
Mr. & Mrs. Chad Tyler
Mrs. Cynthia L. Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Watkins
Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. West
Ms. Mar y C. Willard
Mr. P. Axtell & Mrs. B. Witcher
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. Witte
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Wojciechowski
Memorial Gifts
In Memory of Agnes M. Summers
In Memory of Bernard & Cathrine Grove
In Memory of Mrs. Mary Santangelo Rice ‘33
Judge & Mrs. Samuel W. Barrick
Ms. Gail T. Guyton
Linton Shafer Warfield & Garrett, P.A.
Ms. Anne O’Neill
Mr. & Mrs. A. Austin Pearre
Mr. Michael J. Santangelo
Ms. Melanie Swain
Mrs. Cynthia L. Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. West
Ms. Mar y C. Willard
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. Witte
In Memory of Mrs. Patricia McCaffrey O’Connor ‘36
4th Wall Musical Theatre, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. David Doll
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Ellington
Mr. Rober t L. Ellington
Mr. C. Schmidt & Ms. M. Thalheimer
Mr. Clarence F. Smith
32nd Annual Soirée
SPONSORS:
Diamond
David M. Grove, Attorney at Law
Gold
Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc.
Silver
Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Austin
Car terQue BBQ
Don Hoffacker’s Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc.
Miles & Stockbridge P.C.
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Warner Service Frederick, LLC
Bronze
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Breen
Mr. & Mrs. William Breen
Shear Reflections Hair Salon
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Wright
Underwriter
Ar thur C. Crum, Jr., Attorney at Law
Frederick County Bank
BlueRidge Bank
Printing Services, Inc.
Trinity School of Frederick
Vipre Automotive
Advertisements & Gift Donations
Alexanders at Buckeystown
Babe Ruth Bir thplace and Museum
Balfour
Bill Ballantyne
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Black Ankle Vineyards
Brewer’s Alley
Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo
Champion Billiards Spor ts Café
Chick-Fil-A
Chipotle
CiCi’s Pizza
Clearwater Lanscape & Nursery
Mrs. Michele Corr
Mrs. Kate Costlow D’Amore
Crime Museum
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Crowley
D.C. United c/o RFK Stadium
Mr. William L. Dahut
Dr. Mar tha Gagnon
Dr. Steve Lebder
Dublin Roasters Coffee
Dutch’s Daughter
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Feaga
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Filyo
Firehouse Subs
Five Guys
Frederick Brick Works, Inc.
Frederick Keys Baseball
Frederick Periodontal Associates
Mr. George Gelles
Glade Valley Golf Club
Great Stuff by Paul
Greg’s Driving School
Mr. Dave Gruver
Ms. Brenda Harding
Mr. Gregory E. Harraka
Mr. Richard M. Hassett
Hidden Hills Horse Farm
Mr. Patrick Hogan
Home Essentials of Frederick
Hunting Creek Outfitters
IHOP
Rev. Msgr. Rober t Jaskot, Holy Family Parish
Mrs. Amy Keating
Mr. Brian Komanecky
Lemek, LLC d/b/a Panera Bread
Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks
Luray Caverns
Mar tins Field
Maryland Turf Caterers, Inc.
MCLaughlin Chiropractic
Mrs. Marci McNickle
Mrs. Timothy Milbrath
Mimi’s Café
Monocacy Crossing
Mount Vernon Estate
Mr. Gene Nanavati
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Nemacolin Woodlands Resor t
Newseum
Noodles and Company
Ms. Kathy O’Brien
Mr. Michael O’Connor
P.B. Dye Golf Club
Panda Express
Petals & Pots
Mr. & Mrs. James Plamondon
Potomac Par ty Cruises, Inc.
Potomac Riverboat Company
Ramono’s Macaroni Grill
Ravens Act Foundation
Renaissance Salon & Spa
Ripley’s Believe it or Not Museum
Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Rivas
River Riders Inc.
Roby’s Photo Shop
Dr. Richard Rogers
Sheetz
Silpada
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smariga
St. Theresa School
Stadler Nurseries
Sylvana Institute
T. G. I. Friday’s
Tarara Winer y
Terrace Dental Group
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Thane
The Delaplaine Visual Ar ts & Education Center
The New York Palace
The Orchard Restaurant
The UPS Store
The Weinberg Center for the Ar ts
Thir ty-One Gifts
Toby’s Dinner Theatre of Columbia
Tom Thomas
Tutti Frutti
Uncle Ralph’s Cookies
Walt Disney World Co.
Warner Ser vice Frederick, LLC
Washington Capitals
Washington Nationals Baseball Club
Mr. Joesph S. Welty
WLR Automotive Group
Mr. & Mrs. Br yan Wright
Ms. Pamela Zusi
Soirée Angels - Desks & Chairs/
Viking Cafe Tables
Mr. Alber t E. Edwards ‘54
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Feudale
Mr. Andrew M. Herold, Jr., Miles & Stockbridge P.C.
Ms. Lisa Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y Inman
Ms. Carolyn E. Mohan ‘52
Mr. Aldo Monacelli
Mr. Michael Proffitt, Proffitt & Associates
Architects, PC
Mr. & Mrs. Gerardo Sepe
Mr. Stephen Smith
Scholarships
Balfour Company Scholarship
The Community Foundation of Frederick County:
The Donald B. Rice Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Rober t & Anne Fisher Scholarship
Fund for Saint John’s Catholic Prep
The Mar y Posta Grove Memorial
Endowment Fund
The FOCE Scholarship
Jesuit Scholarship
Offutt Memorial Scholarship
St. Peter Claver Scholarship
Seton Dubois Scholarship
FOCE Tuition Grants
Knights of Columbus Thomas F. George
Memorial scholarship
Knights of Columbus
Father McGivney Scholarship
Community Foundation of Carroll County – Baker
Yingling Athletic Scholarship Guardians of Life, Inc.
The St. Katharine Drexel Scholarship Fund
Marion I. & Henr y J. Knott Scholarship Fund
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
The Theresa F. Truschel Charitable Foundation, Inc.
St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association
St. Francis of Assisi
PNC Foundation
Athletic Booster
Club
Memberships & Donations
Mr. & Mrs. James Amedeo
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Barbera
Mr. & Mrs. David Bealmear
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Bosser
Mr. & Mrs. Kur t Boyd
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Breen
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Buyalos
Mr. Mark Calis, Minute Press
Mr. E. Castro-Conroy & Mrs. F. Vidal-Castro
Mr. Vincent M. Ceci & Mrs. Linda Schroettingen
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Clark
Mr. P. Collins & Mrs. D. Weiss-Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cur tin Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Delente
Mr. & Mrs. Alan E. Fabiszak
Mr. & Mrs. Wallace N. Feerrar
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Feudale
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Filyo
Ms. Caroline Hagan
Ms. Bria Lawrence
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Lecuona
Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. James Mauro
Dr. & Mrs. Michael McCagh
Ms. Carolyn A. Scuderi McCar thy
Ms. Amy-Catherine McEwan
Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel O’Neill
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Ogren
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Ogren
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Oliverio
Mr. S. Rose & Ms. Mar y E. Austin
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Russo
Mr. & Mrs. Br yan F. Snell
Mr. & Mrs. George R. Snowden, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John Sottile
Ms. Sheila O. Stedman
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Thayer
Mr. & Mrs. John Thiede
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Chad Tyler
Mr. & Mrs. Brian S. Weiblinger
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Wise
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Young, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zucofski
Mr. Brian Zuhse & Mrs. Sarah Kelly
The donor lists included in this Honor
Roll of Donors Report were compiled
by the Office of Advancement. We have
made every effort to prepare this report
accurately. However, despite our best
efforts, errors and omissions occasionally
do occur. If you made a contribution
between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013
and your name was omitted, listed in the
wrong place, or misspelled, please accept
our sincere apologies. To advise us of a
mistake, please contact The Advancement
Office: 301.662.4210 or email
[email protected] or
[email protected].
Thank you.
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Saint John’s Catholic Prep
3989 Buckeystown Pike
P.O. Box 909
Buckeystown, Maryland 21717
301-662-4210
NON-PROFIT
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT #41
FREDERICK, MD
21701
Visit us on our website - www.saintjohnsprep.org
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Please Consider Including Saint John’s Catholic Prep in your Will/Estate Planning
TREASURES TO PURCHASE AND UPCOMING EVENTS
Prospect Hall Prints Available
A limited number of the “Prospect Hall” prints by David Yontz are still available in the school office for $40.00 each. The prints are
numbered and signed by the ar tist, and would make a wonderful gift. Please contact Mrs. Pieklo at 301-662-4210, Ext. 123 or at
[email protected] if you are interested in purchasing this beautiful par t of our school’s history.
SJCP Campus Notecards by Student Photographers
$20.00 - 12 cards per pack, 2 each of 6 designs
To purchase: Please contact the Advancement Office or send check to:
SJCP
3989 Buckeystown Pike
P.O. Box 909
Buckeystown, MD 21717
Please make check payable to: SJCP
Upcoming Events:
✃
October 18 & 19
Homecoming/Alumni Weekend
Football Game
Hall of Fame Inductions
Class of 1988 Reunion
November 3
Fall Open House
November 30
3rd Annual Booster Club BBQ Bash
March 29, 2014
33rd Annual Soirée
June 7, 2014
All Class Alumni Reunion
Please help us update our database so we can stay in touch with our Alumni. If your child has moved from the location
where this newsletter is being sent, we ask that you please provide us with their new contact information, especially email
address.
You may also update information on our website, www.saintjohnsprep.org/alumni or mail in. Thank you!
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The Insider
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Parents:
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