STEM CENTER MAKES ITS DEBUT

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Judge
2014 Magazine and 2013 Consolidated Annual Report
FATHER
the CONQUEST magazine
STEM CENTER
MAKES ITS DEBUT
Visit us on the Father Judge website - www.fatherjudge.com
2013-2014
In this Issue
2 President’s Message
2 La Salle U. honors St. Clair
2 President’s Advisory Board
4 STEM Center Debuts
6 Interfaith Mission to Israel
7 McKay ’76 back to campus
7 Soccer wins PCL
8 2013 Hall of Fame
12 Alumni Spotlight
Charles Jarvis ’65
13 Alumni Spotlight
Jude Cooke ’06
14 Steering Committee
15 “It’s not about the Bike”
15 Tribute to Billy K
16 Profile of the Class of 2013
16 Peter O’Neill in USA Hall
17 Annual Report of Giving
35 Behind the Walls
PLEASE NOTE
The recent blending of the Alumni
Association into the newly named
Office of Advancement and Alumni Affairs offered us the opportunity
to wait for the close of the 2013 calendar year, to present the names
of all donors to the Association. This
consolidated report presents donations to the school, and Friends
of Father Judge High School, Inc.
for the fiscal year ended June 30,
2013; and to the Alumni Association for the calendar year ended
December 31, 2013. Also, we are
proud to rename this publication
the Judge CONQUEST Magazine,
using the title of the newsletter for
more than thirty years.
ON THE COVER: The much anticipated
STEM Center opened to students in January
2014, and is in use every school day.
2 Father Judge High School
From the President-The Transformation
Dear Alumni & Friends,
Lately the question I am asked most often is, “Is Judge going private?”
Many believe we now operate like a private school. This is true. Our school
operates much differently than a traditional Catholic school. Due to our
success we have been given the freedom to operate like a college prep or
private school; but we are still a part of the Archdiocesan school system.
The good news is we are now recognized by our families and students as
a private school but keeping our tuition cost at a Diocesan price tag. For
instance, La Salle is $20,000, Holy Ghost Prep is $19,000 and most other
private schools are way over $20,000. Our tuition for the 2014-2015 school
year is $6,450.
Neither other archdiocesan high schools, nor some of the private schools,
have the opportunities, facilities and programs that we have. Our Board of Advisors, Administration and
Strategic Planning Committee have transformed our school into one that is now considered one of the most
innovative and progressive schools in our state. We have transformed our building, programs, academic
initiatives, athletics, activities, and even the way we manage our school. We are now set apart from all other
schools and are seen as a school of great value.
So, how have we transformed our school and what sets us apart from all the other high schools? First, we
transformed our governing model. A few years ago Advisory Board Chair, William St. Clair ’75 approved
a new model of governance that resembles a college. The Oblates assigned Rev. James Dalton, OSFS ’62,
former President of Salesianum High School, a private school in Wilmington, Delaware. Father Dalton has
transformed our curriculum, including more technology to improve our educational programs. We saw a
measurable increase in our SAT scores and student achievements. I recruited Patrick McGonigal ’81, who
retired after a very successful career in business, to serve as Chief Financial Officer, and use a business model
for our financial controls. Pat is generously volunteering his time in this new role. We hired Brian King
’97, first as Director of Advancement, and now including Operations. Brian has transformed the way we
communicate to our alumni, using social media, Internet blasts and solicitations, and the latest database
management. Our annual giving has increased because of these new efforts. He helped to transform our
campus when he managed the project to renew the athletic fields at Ramp Playground, and now we serve
our students in a college-like campus. We hired James Lynch as full-time Athletic Director. Jim oversees all
aspects of athletics and has initiated a new Health and Wellness Program for all students. He will oversee any
new department plans and be responsible for our existing athletic facilities. We recently hired Mark Gudas
’88 as Admissions Director, and developed a new team model for recruitment.
My President’s Advisory Board is 40 persons strong, and includes some of the most respected leaders in
our city. This Board is led by an Executive Committee of 12 members, who advise and support me in all
aspects of decision-making. The Board established nine subcommittees made up of alumni, teachers, board
members and community leaders. These committees are: Athletics, Building, Finance, STEM, Brisson
Center, Development, Technology, Education and Admissions/Marketing. Through the board and these
committees we’ve developed partnerships with the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, Holy
Family University and DeSales University; and we are pursuing three more.
This new governance has allowed us to truly transform our school. We are the only Catholic high school to
have a STEM Center. This program and laboratory enable our students to achieve higher academic success.
Robotics will be a part of our curriculum next year and our Robotics Center will provide afterschool activity
and the opportunity to compete in national fairs.
We’ve installed the latest technology in the TV Studio, which allows students to participate in all aspects of
television and communications. And, every classroom is wired and WiFi enabled to operate our SmartBoards,
Apple TVs, iPads, and mobile devices.
All of these in-school improvements are complemented by other campus transformations. The Oblate faculty
house includes offices for the President, Operations, Development, Friends of Father Judge High School, Inc.,
and a boardroom. The new Robotics Center is there, too. Across the street we’ve transformed the dust bowl
that was Ramp Playground into professional athletic competition fields, just like the pros use.
All of this isn’t going unnoticed. The new CEO for Catholic Education recently recognized us as a model for
our initiatives. Yet, all this transformation comes with our continued commitment to our mission, to provide
a climate of academic excellence… rooted in the spirituality of St. Francis de Sales… educating the young man
spiritually, intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially in the Catholic tradition. We are blessed to be
the only boys school still administered by a religious order. Eight Oblates are present every day to reinforce
that mission.
ADMINISTRATION
AND BOARD
Rev. Joseph Campellone, OSFS, President
Rev. James E. Dalton, OSFS ’62, Principal
James Greene, Asst. Principal
Rev. Jack Kolodziej, OSFS, Asst. Principal
Edward Harrington, Asst. Principal
Charles Huckel, Sr. ‘66, Director of Development
Brian P. King ‘97, Director of Advancement
Solutions
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Philadelphia Business Journal, Courier-Post,
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William P. St.Clair, CPA ‘75
Chairman of the Board
Mark J. Adelsberger ‘80
Joseph T. Ashdale ‘74
Charles E. Boland, Jr.’ 62
Seamus P. Boyle ‘61
John Conroy ‘79
Edward P. Costello, ‘66
Christopher Creelman ‘86
James J. Cuorato, Jr.’ 71
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Brian R. Dulin ‘85
So, are we going private? I feel it is prudent to keep all options open, but I also feel that we need to be prepared
for changes that may be out of our control. We are already more than the traditional Catholic high school, but
Daniel K. Fitzpatrick, CPA ‘81
again, still part of the secondary school system. We will work with the Faith in the Future Foundation. But as
Timothy Ginter ’94
President, I promise our alumni to never forget “Our 27”; I promise our benefactors and friends that we will
James Greene
be conscientious stewards of their gifts; and I promise present and future students and our teachers, that our
Very Rev. James J. Greenfield, OSFS ‘79
mission will not change. Thank you for all your kindness; come and see us, see what your school has become.
Louis Guarrieri, Jr. ‘71
Rev. Joseph Campellone, O.S.F.S.
Reese J. Hartey
Councilman Bobby Henon
Daniel P. Kilcoyne ‘00
President
Kevin J. Kilkenny ‘70
John E. Krol ‘73
“As long as we live we will have passions . . . . It is precisely in the struggle with these
Michael E. Kunz ‘61
passions and emotions that our victory and triumph lies.”
William T. Mandia, Esq. ‘96
St. Francis de Sales
Daniel D. McCaffery, Esq. ‘82
Michael J. McCloskey ‘79
Paul Brazina, CPA, Dean
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Dear Clients and Friends
LaSalle University School of Business
Honors Bill St. Clair
Journal, Courier-Post, and The Times Herald
newspapers, as one of the region’s leading firms
for accounting, auditing, and tax services.
(l to r) Paul Brazina, CPA, Dean of the LaSalle University
“My partners and I are proud to have built an
organization that is consistently
ranked
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STEM: Two years of planning and construction pay off!
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cience, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)
education programs have been a main stay at many universities and colleges for many years, and across the nation.
Yet, research continues to show that the US lacks a strong
pipeline of future workers in STEM fields and that US high
school students continue to lag behind those in other highly technological nations. The federal government recognizes that STEM programs at the high school and elementary
school levels are needed. They prepare students and teachers for careers in the fields of science and technology.
This past year, Father Judge embarked on an effort to
establish a foundation and infrastructure to consolidate
existing science and technology programs and launch a
focused initiative on STEM curriculum and development.
This started with Father Campellone’s formation of a STEM
Committee, teachers, administrators and external experts,
to develop and drive a 5-year strategic plan.
The first year focused on the construction of a Resource
Center that would be the central lynchpin for STEM teaching and learning. With funds from Friends of Father Judge
High School, Inc. and an education grant from Dow Chemical, two existing rooms were identified for renovation and
exclusive use. It was vitally important to have an environment for students that would enable innovation and creativity. Through the dedication of many alumni who contributed their time and trades expertise, the STEM center
was completed during the first semester of the 2013-2014
school year. It is equipped with the proper hardware, soft-
Father Joe
addresses
archdiocesan
guests, board
members and
Judge personnel at
the dedication
of the STEM Center
in January.
Ms. Joy Kots,
Science Teacher,
and Mr. Art Gutzler,
Science Department Chair,
conducted
experiments and
activities for the
guests.
ware and learning resources to enable STEM success. The
STEM Resource Center was recently dedicated and was incorporated into the second semester curriculum. It is open
to all students.
The existing curriculum is being modified to include
STEM activities, and these activities will cross all grade
and track levels. Formal and informal exercises include
hands-on experiential learning in the Center. They provide an investigative approach to problem solving for all
science and mathematics classes. Other academic departments will use the Center for teaching how STEM affects
all aspects of learning. Presently, we have a commitment
for 36 iPads for the Center. Current programs like robotics, electro-spinning, and atomic force microscope imaging
will be integrated into the curriculum. This program will
allow us to leverage our existing relationships with ETC
(Nastar) and Drexel University, and we will look to extend
our outreach to feeder schools, initiating STEM learning at
the elementary level.
We presented our commitment to STEM education to
the Office of Catholic Education (OCE) and our faculty
members. Both have been very enthusiastic and receptive
to our efforts to establish the program. Teacher buy-in and
ownership are critical to the sustainability and success of
STEM and six teachers have already prepared themselves
via faculty training this past June. Ongoing, professional
development of teachers is a vital part of the 5-year plan.
Judge STEM Program Development
Below and right, board members watch technology demonstrations by students who use the center regularly.
Above, board member Bill Mitchell remarks about the partnership with Drexel
University.
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ADL Bearing Witness • Interfaith Mission to Israel
Faculty Spotlight
by Maureen K. Dwyer, Theology Department Chair
Last summer, I was privileged to join 17 Catholic educators from across the United States traveling to Israel on the
ninth annual Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Bearing Witness Advanced Interfaith Mission. We were selected from
teachers who had completed the Bearing Witness Program,
which I had participated in at Daylesford Abbey in Paoli,
PA. The ADL began Bearing Witness in 1996 in order to assist the Catholic Church in its commitment to deepen mutual
understanding and respect between Jews and Christians. The
Bearing Witness Advanced Program, begun in 2005, provides an
intensive course of study on anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, the
Holocaust and Catholic-Jewish relations. Participants deepen their understanding of the Jewish connection to Israel,
modern Israeli politics, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
After two days of training at the Anti-Defamation
League headquarters in New York City, we departed for
Tel Aviv. Our first day included an orientation dinner with
Jerusalem Post political affairs correspondent Gil Hoffman.
Then, we met with Ibrahim Abu Shindi, executive director
of the Arab-Jewish Community Center in Jaffa. I had no
idea that these interfaith community centers existed in Israel. Their work is essential to the peace process as they help
children to overcome stereotypes, respect differences, and
forge lasting friendships. We also met with several scholars
and politicians focusing on national security issues.
Upon arrival in Jerusalem, we had breakfast with Abe
Foxman, the national Director of the ADL. We then visited
with the papal nuncio Archbishop Giuseppe Lazarotto,
the apostolic delegate to Jerusalem and Palestine. As we
toured the Old City, we followed the Via Dolorosa to the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre where we had a chance to
Sea of Galilee
Arab-Jewish
Community
Center, Jaffa
light candles and pray. At the Western Wall we deposited
prayers for family and friends before celebrating Shabbat
with a very hospitable Jewish family. We returned later to
do a midnight tunnel tour of the Western Wall.
Heading south to Masada, we arrived for an early morning excursion that was beautiful but incredibly hot. Kalia
Beach on the Dead Sea was next, where everyone floats
and covers themselves with the abundant cosmetic mud.
Our visit to Yad Vashem, Israel’s national memorial to the
Shoah, included moving Holocaust survivor testimony. We
passed through a security checkpoint into the West Bank
for a grotto Mass at Shepherd’s Field in Beit Sahour near
Bethlehem. Our many conferences included Palestinian
political advisor Elias Zananiri, Ethiopian Jew Danny Sahalo, Israeli National Police Sergeant Major Ronit Tubul
who was injured in a terrorist bus attack, and Catholic educator Soad Hadad who radiated peace as she talked about
the essential role of prayer.
A tour of the security fence led us north to Alfe Menashe,
a settlement in the Golan Heights where we had lunch with
a gracious family. Climbing Mount Bental in the Golan, we
could see plumes of smoke and hear explosions coming
from Syria. In Beit Jaan on Mount Meron in the far north
of Israel, we met Druze Sheikh and high school principal Jamil Hattib who shared his experience as an Arabic
speaking religious minority in Israel. My favorite area was
the Galilee, which includes the Mount of the Beatitudes,
Capernaum, Nazareth and Tabgha. We stayed in a kibbutz
hotel on the Sea of Galilee and had a Mass at the Basilica of
the Annunciation in Nazareth. I will never hear the Gospel
the same way again after experiencing the land that Jesus
called home.
The respect that the ADL demonstrates for the role of
Catholic educators was overwhelming. We were exposed
to a wide range of perspectives and honest discussion on
many complex issues as we travelled through Israel and the
Palestinian territories. The interfaith dialogue and relationship building among
Jews, Christians,
Muslims and Druze
that are occurring in
Israel were my best
discovery. I pray
each day with the
psalmist, “Peace be
upon Israel and upon
all of the people of the
Middle East.”
Mount Bental,
Golan Heights
MIKE MCKAY ’76 RETURNS AS HEAD FOOTBALL COACH
It had been a long time since I had driven
my car up that driveway entrance to the parking lot behind the school. Immediately upon
doing so, on the day of my first interview for
the head football coaching job, the memories
of so many things began to run through my
head. Things like friends, teachers, special
moments, relationships that were built, and
all the games and experiences surfaced in my
mind. Everything pretty much looked the
same. Although there was that Mitchell Center I had heard about. I thought “wow” how
nice would that have been way back when.
There were so many of us using that one universal machine.
Anyway, while walking the parking lot
and the hallway in school waiting for my turn
to interview, those memories brought about a
sense I began to feel that this was something
very special. I was attempting to become part
of the school and program that had given me
so much. The place that I hadn’t had a chance
to give back to. And now I had a chance at
that opportunity.
As it turned out, that chance became a
reality. That Sunday night and Monday afternoon in April I will never forget. Meeting
with Father Campellone and Father Dalton,
being introduced and addressing the team
was the beginning of something I could have
SOCCER
PCL CHAMPS
by Joe Hanson ’14 and Ryan Nork ’14
Coach John Dunlop with Joe Hanson (named All-American midfielder) and Ryan Nork.
only dreamed about. It was happening. At
the place I played for and graduated from.
The emotion of the entire process came
into play during the team meet with the
players, when Coach ’Whitey’ Sullivan came
walking through the doors in my view. It
took a lot of energy not to breakdown during
a 10 second pause as I had to stop myself from
speaking. The flash of more memories came
to light during those 10 seconds. Incredible!
Feelings surfaced of what Coach meant to
me, how he mentored me, guided me, taught
me along our path and the times we shared
here at Judge. The practices, the games, the
specific plays, my teammates and that final
second of a championship! That pause was
a very special moment. It was real. I realized
then that I had the chance to do for others
what Coach and Father Judge had done for
me and numerous other alumni. This job was
special.
The parking lot and hallways were not
so empty on my first day back. Running
into ‘Huck’, ‘Duck’, ‘Kochie’, Brother Jim,
and ‘Coach Derm’ my baseball Head Coach
and mentor who guided me, trusted me and
shared similar special moments and a championship during our time at Judge along with
numerous other staff and administration personnel, surfaced more past experiences and
friendships like it was yesterday. I felt so
proud introducing the staff I was bringing
with me to everyone at Judge. I didn’t have
to talk Judge up anymore. My staff could see
first-hand the bond, the relationships and the
character of the people and the type of
school I was bringing
them around.
Moving through
this season, the support of everyone
from the board, administration, staff,
team, and parents
has been nothing
short of outstanding.
I cannot thank everyone enough! As I continue to work at my
job with all the effort and commitment possible, each day has brought new challenges,
rewarding moments, and new experiences.
Coming back to campus allows me and the
staff an opportunity to help assist today’s
student-athletes in their growth and development for future life endeavors. Coming
back to campus and blending the past and the
present allow our young men the best possibility for success.
Have you ever imagined the feeling of winning a Catholic League Championship? After
beating Lansdale Catholic 3-1 on October 29, 2013, we made history. Winning this extremely
important game completed one of our life’s goals, becoming a PCL champion, but furthermore,
we became Crusader Champions.
We came into training camp with high expectations. After a 5-1 loss in our first scrimmage
we realized that a championship wasn’t going to be handed to us, we had to work extremely
hard to get there. We responded well to that loss with several wins leading up
to the highly anticipated game with defending champion, LaSalle. Our team
saw this game as a true test of our talent, and a chance to give them some payback, after losing the championship to them the past two years. After beating
La Salle we knew we had what it takes to win the title.
The 14 returning seniors knew we had only one more chance to bring home
the PCL title. We had talked about this season and the championship game on
Archbishop Ryan’s field since we were all in grade school. During our four
years the 14 seniors and the underclassmen bonded and became very close,
like a family. We saw each other as brothers and would go into any type of
battle to help each other. Winning the PCL Championship brought tears to
our eyes, and we went around hugging each other shouting “We Did It” with
grins on each of our faces.
We couldn’t have done it without the support of our awesome fans from the faculty, students, alumni, and most importantly our friends and family. As we were rolling through the
beginning of the season, starting out the regular season 16-0, we acquired many fans that followed us to each game.
Although we had a heartbreaking loss in the first round of states, the season was still a success. We were crowned both PCL Champs and District 12 City Champs. After the loss to West
Chester Rustin we were devastated, knowing that we will no longer have practice after school,
have games under the lights at Ramp Complex, and worst of all, knowing we will never wear
our Judge uniforms in a game again.
As disappointed as we were, our coaches were there to pick us up. Words cannot describe
how much our coaches did for us throughout our four-year careers. We are especially thankful
to have a head coach like Coach Dunlop, who would do anything for his players. He is one of
the best coaches we ever had and we will always be thankful to have played for him.
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college days at Villanova and his world
travels in the military. He spoke seriously
about his responsibilities in foreign countries with security information and joked
about being recognized for his Judge clothing on a battleship half way around the
world. He explained how his roots helped
him to succeed in business after his military service ended.
Tom Fenerty followed Pat, and astounded the audience with a description
of the size of his Navmar Applied Sciences
Corporation, and his interaction with our
military services and the federal government. A flight engineer who has multiple
college degrees, Tom served in the Air
Force and now serves as a senior member
of the Philadelphia American Institute of
Aeronautics and Astronautics Association.
2013 HALL OF FAME INDUCTION
The 2013 Hall of Fame Induction took
place on Thursday, May 9, 2013, at the Vie
Ballroom in center city Philadelphia. Once
again, this premier Friends of Father Judge
High School, Inc. event was a smashing
success. Seven distinguished graduates
and an affiliated church pastor were recognized for their unique talents, personal
successes and valuable contributions to
Father Judge. Following categories established in 1997 the inductees included: Patrick A. Cummings ’68 (Alumni Award);
Thomas B. Fenerty ’66 (Science Award);
Very Rev. James J. Greenfield OSFS, ’79
(Salesian Award); H. Richard Haverstick,
Jr. ’70 (Business Award); James J. Kirlin, Jr. ’65 (Veterans Advocate Award);
Rev. Msgr. Charles E. McGroarty (Red &
Blue Award); John J. Mitchell ’57 (Service
Award); and Philip T. Roche ’69 (Crusader
Award).
As in the past, the evening began with
cocktails and meet-and-greet opportunities. Family members and guests accompanied the honorees and had time to socialize with the Father Judge community.
Teachers, graduates and a number of Oblates attended to see Ed Costello ’66 open
the evening with remarks and guide the
program throughout the night. Fathers
Joseph Campellone, President and James
Dalton, Principal, greeted each honoree for
recognition and conferred the prized Hall
of Fame medallion. Father Campellone
presented the Crusader Award crystal
trophy, the highest honor of the school, to
Phil Roche, as the last honoree. During the
program we heard wonderful acceptance
remarks.
First honoree, Pat Cummings, referred
to his Judge days affectionately, when describing how they prepared him for his
Volunteer work included working for the
Boy Scouts of America as a Deputy Commissioner.
The Salesian Award was appropriately conferred to Very Rev. James J.
Greenfield, OSFS. The youngest of the
honorees, Father Greenfield has worked
in province administrations since 2008
and presently serves as Provincial for the
Wilmington-Philadelphia Province, and
serves as Chairman of the Board of Salesianum School and Nativity Preparatory
School, both in Wilmington. In addition
to his priestly and administrative duties,
Father Greenfield earned a Doctorate in
Human Development from George Washington University, and served there as an
instructor.
The Philadelphia business community
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is well aware of Rich Haverstick, who was
presented the Business Award. Serving as
a partner since 1987 in Ernst and Young, the
global accounting firm, Rich rose to Managing Partner of the Philadelphia area office in 1999, and continued in that role until
2008. Rich also volunteered as Chair of the
Temple University Fox School Accounting Advisory Board, and Temple honored
him as “Outstanding Alumnus” in 2000,
and once again in 2006 for induction into
the Fox School’s Gallery of Success. Rich
is an active member of the Chamber of
Commerce, Council for Growth, Penjerdel
Council, Philadelphia First Corporation,
and the A. Hamilton Circle of the Philadelphia Bar. In 1988 he was elected president
of the 6,500 member local chapter of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
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1. Vie Banquet Hall, operated by Joe Volpe ’87, was
the scene again this year.
2. Ed Costello hosted the affair and introduced the
recipients.
3 & 11. Pat Cummings was the first grad honored and
he reflected on his military service as well as his
days at Judge.
4 & 7. The audience listens intently as Father Joe offers congratulations to all.
5. The new class included Pat Cummiings, Jim Kirlin,
Very Rev. Jim Greenfield OSFS, Rich Haverstick,
Phil Roche, Msgr. Charles McGroarty, Tom Fenerty
and John Mitchell (not pictured).
6. Oblates from the Wilmington-Philadelphia Province gather with Fr. Greenfield.
8. Rich Haverstick offers appreciation for his recognition.
9 & 10. Father Joe greets Tom Fenerty, who spent a
few minutes explaining his company business.
12 & 13. Father Dalton, prinicipal recognizes former
principal Father William Davis at a table with
friends.
14.Father Dalton congratulates Rich Haverstick.
15. Msgr. McGroarty offers remarks about being the
lone non-Judge grad inducted this year.
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1. Oblates from the region included some Judge
grads.
2 & 3. Jim Kirlin reflects on his efforts to keep the
memory of “Our 27” Vietnam deceased alive.
4. Phil Roche poses with colleagues, former students
and crew team members spanning thirty years.
5. Rich Haverstick joined by friends.
6. Bill Mitchell gives some background and accepts
the honor bestowed on his brother John, now in
California, and unable to attend.
7 & 10. Phil Roche explains what has motivated him
as a teacher for almost forty years. Given the Crusader Award, Phil was honored with the highest
accolade that Father Judge bestows.
8 & 13 & 14. Fr. Jim Greenfield recognizes his mother,
family members and fellow priests while accepting the honor.
9. Numerous family members and the faculty and
staff from St. Matthew’s joined Monsignor McGroarty at the celebration.
11.Kevin Kilkenny, event co-chair, concluded the evening with thank you remarks.
12.Father Kevin Nadolski and a supporter.
13.The Crusader Award pictured with the Hall of
Fame medal and signature pin.
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Service to country was certainly on display as Jim Kirlin was recognized with the
Veterans Advocate Award. Jim, a former
U.S. Marine and Vietnam War veteran,
served in combat and received numerous
medals and citations for his gallantry and
service. While building a successful life in
the investment banking and financial services fields, Jim ventured out to establish
his own firm, Private Capital Solutions,
LLC, a wealth management firm serving
business owners and families. Although
very busy with his business and speaking
engagements, Jim has made time to ad-
dress various groups about issues facing
veterans of the Vietnam War, and was the
keynote speaker for the Moving Wall visit
to Father Judge in 2001, and the Ocean City
Memorial Day services last year.
John Mitchell was not able to attend
the Hall of Fame event, but his brother Bill
accepted the honor on his behalf. Bill took
a moment to tell of John’s joining the U.S.
Air Force after high school graduation, and
his training as a Radar Radio Technician.
He continued service with the Reserves
and completed studies at Temple University Electronic Technology School. John
worked as a technical writer with Philco
Ford and then as a Recreation supervisor
for the City of Philadelphia. In 1975 John
established Mitchell Instruments and soon
after moved the family and firm to California, where he continued until selling it and
retiring in 1998. Today John manages his
real estate holdings, is still active, and happily retired.
Many in the room were pleased to see
Rev. Monsignor Charles McGroarty honored with the Red & Blue Award. As Pastor at St. Matthew parish for more than
twenty-five years, Monsignor has had a
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great impact in Northeast Philadelphia. A
staunch supporter of Catholic education,
he manages the largest elementary school
in the city, serves on multiple high school
boards, including Father Judge, and is a respected member of the archdiocesan priest
community. His own high school teaching experiences led to studies in Rome and
multiple archdiocesan and statewide Director positions. Always an advocate for family life, he served the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference, and the Governors White
House Conference on Families. Monsignor
has numerous awards for his services, in-
cluding the Distinguished Pastor Award
from the NCEA, and the Presidential
Award from Holy Family University.
The award program concluded with the
Crusader Award presented to Phil Roche.
A 1969 grad, Phil is well known and respected as a dedicated teacher at Judge for
the past forty years. Yet, his time and reputation in the classroom is easily matched
by his time as a coach. A rower himself
while a student, Phil started coaching the
crew team in 1969 and has served as U.S.
National Junior Team Coach for the World
Championships. He has coached Olympi-
ans and others at the college level, and was
named Schuylkill Navy Coach of the Year
in 2007. The Philadelphia Scholastic Rowing Association awarded him the Brennan
Trophy as Coach of the year in 2011, and he
continues today as a teacher, crew advocate and coach. Many former students and
members of crew attended in his honor.
Kevin Kilkenny, co-chair, concluded
the evening with various thank you remarks and sponsor recognitions.
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SPOTLIGHT:
NOTABLE ALUMNI OF
FATHER JUDGE HIGH SCHOOL
OUR HONORED GUEST:
CHARLES JARVIS, CLASS OF 1965
by Michael W. Ziegler ‘73
In this, the second of a remarkable series of interviews
with Judge graduates who went on to attend West Point,
I had the opportunity to talk with a legend. To use such a
term about this former Crusader is not an exaggeration by
any means. Charlie Jarvis was once the subject of a quote
by former New York Giants football coach Bill Parcells, who
spoke of Jarvis as “the best football player he has ever seen.”
Now that is one of the highest tributes I can think of when
it comes to gridiron excellence. Mr. Jarvis was a football
wonder at the running back position. In the 1968 season at
West Point he ran for 1,110 yards. In that year, he ran for
a remarkable 253 yards against Boston College. During his
period of service at West Point he guided the Black Knights
to a 23-5 record. He ranks fifth on the list of all-time rushers
at Army, with 2,334 yards. During his four years the team
earned several post season
appearances, including the
Sugar Bowl. He left West
Point as a Second Lieutenant, as every other graduate,
but he did tell me something
that is not generally known.
In 1970, the cadets received
not only their education,
housing, etc. but a stipend of
one hundred and forty dollars per month in compensatory “army” pay. He also
remarked in passing, that
it was somewhat more of a
struggle for him when compared to our other featured
candidate, Jude Cooke ’06.
Mr. Jarvis knows Jude, and
praised him for his success
while attending West Point.
Now you would think
that a man who had such
a successful career on the
playing field would note
some event of that time as
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one of the best in his memory, but Jarvis said that one of the highlights of
his life was when he played football
for Judge, and they won their first-ever city football championship in 1964!
I asked why this, of all things, had left
such an impression. He expressed,
with deep feeling, that since the early
days of development of the football
program, Judge had not been among
the elite, and were not respected as competitors. When they
won in 1964 it was more than just winning, it meant that feeling you get in your heart, when a long hard effort of climbing finally reaches the top and receives the respect that has
so long eluded past participants. Charlie said. “It was a great
time to be a young man.” To Mr. Jarvis, “the 50s was a great
decade to grow up in America, and the early 60s was a great
time to be a student at Father Judge.”
I asked Charlie about his days as a student, and in particular, what if anything influenced his life the most in his
time at Father Judge? He replied that he was very thankful for the Oblates. He was particularly interested in Spanish and took three years of language courses. He admired
every coach who ever taught at the school, and for Mr. Jarvis
there were multiple expressions of appreciation. He joined
the football team, the basketball team, and in his senior year,
played shortstop for the baseball team! This was quite an
impressive group of activities.
Mr. Jarvis spent a bit of time speaking of his college preparatory courses while at Judge, with average selections
mixed in with higher track courses. He liked mathematics,
and credits Father Carlin as a strong influence on his development. Did he have any regrets? Only that he blames himself for the only two days he ever received JUG. If he could,
he would apologize for what he now claims as silly behavior
that caused Father Rickert some consternation, acting up in
a slapping contest with another student while class was in
progress. “I disturbed the poor guy from his teaching, it was
a really juvenile thing to do.”
After West Point and military service, Charlie Jarvis went
on to a successful career in financial services. His positions
involved managing union investments, and various pension plans, including the City of Philadelphia, dealing with
over $50 million in accounts. His time was not spent on the
floor of Wall Street in New York City as some may think, as
much as in being on the move from one area to another. He
has traveled considerably, and continues as an advisor in a
lighter capacity. Mr. Charles Jarvis is a special individual.
His talents and his drive to be the best athlete that he could
possibly be, has earned him the respect and recognition of
his peers. He stands for all that our Salesian Oblates have
taught us over the years.
HOW DO I NOMINATE SOMEONE FOR THE FATHER JUDGE HALL OF FAME?
You can enter someone for induction into the Father Judge Hall of Fame at anytime on our
website. Simply go to www.fatherjudge.com and click the Alumni icon at the top. When you
arrive at the alumni page there is a menu bar on the left – select Hall of Fame Nominations
and simply follow the instructions to complete the nomination online.
Our second notable grad focuses on students whose
personalities and dedication were forged through the salesian
spirit during their time at Father Judge High School, and refined
by fire, through their excellent training at West Point. I had the
opportunity to reminisce recently with a well-known graduate
of the class of 2006, Jude Cooke, about our favorite memories
of Father Judge, and specifically the small, but special ones that
we always carry with us, residing within pleasant thoughts that
produce a smile no matter how distant they may be.
My first concern of course, was my fanatical interest in football.
For Jude was a part of an era at Father Judge much different than
my own, and winning ways were not preponderate during my
tenure there. So, I dared to ask if he was a part of a winning team.
Jude was indeed a part of a winning tradition that culminated in a
playoff appearance wherein they defeated our ancient rival, Roman
Catholic. He expressed the usual satisfaction, as all Judge Football
players recall on Thanksgiving Day, of beating our neighboring
public school rivals, Lincoln High School, as among the most
satisfying victories year by year. When I told him in my year I and a
group of friends from our lunch table attended every game but one,
the last conflict of the year against North Catholic. We had been
witnesses to nine straight losses, but our team won the last game.
“You guys must have been a bad luck charm” Jude replied.
After we got over laughing about football foibles, I brought our
subject to focus on the years at Father Judge, and what did he
feel was of importance in rounding out his personality. He said
that “Discipline & Work ethic” were two things that he thought
were of the most value. Now the word “discipline” always meant
something special to Father Judge Students, but what Jude was
alluding to was the organizational skills taught at Judge that
prepared him well to handle his future experiences at West Point.
He claims that these features at Judge made the transition to duty
and responsibility at the military academy easier by comparison
to others that he witnessed coming from other schools. Jude
concentrated on business courses while he was a student. He
was very grateful for the business courses that were available
and carried as much of a workload as he could while he was a
student here. This training contributed to
a very successful time at West Point,
where Jude was in the top echelon
of rank in class. I asked “What was
his favorite course selection over the
years?” There was no need to spend
time thinking about it, “Economics”
he replied. I agreed; this was
my favorite course as well. We
arrived at the question of favorite
instructor. Jude noted Father
Killion and notable moments by
Mark Adelsberger in a particular
seminar, but Father Judge has
such a tradition, that experiences
of one generation can be handed
down to another, by virtue of a well
tenured staff. In this case, we had a
mutual admiration for Mr. Edward
Mooney, our instructor in American
Literature. “Did he still cover Julius
Caesar?” I asked. Jude replied, “Are
SPOTLIGHT:
NOTABLE ALUMNI OF
OUR HONORED GUEST:
JUDE COOKE, CLASS OF 2006
by Michael W. Ziegler ‘73
you kidding? I actually played the role of Cassius!” He also
fondly remembered, as I always have, the large size model of the
Globe Theater that Mr. Mooney brought into the classroom to
show students how it was constructed and how stage operations
were managed. It is amazing to think that all those years later,
students are impressed in the same way.
Jude, by virtue of his army career, is a veteran of Iraq. It has
always been somewhat of a mystery to me about how forces
maneuvered in the desert conditions present in Iraq. After all,
in my time, the Vietnam War was still in progress and it was a
completely different environment in that era. Jude said that
your typical patrol was more of a type that would venture out
to reported areas where enemy forces were operating, and
information was often based on intelligence gathered from locals
who would provide details for the benefit of our units. This type of
recon mission was no doubt very dangerous, but it is in situations
of this nature that the training under discipline and work ethics
pays off! Father Judge High School has a tradition of humble
service in many walks of life, but when we see fellow alumni
such as Jude Cooke, we realize that the term present on the side
of our graduation rings, “non-excidet”, has its best representation
reflected in this West Point professional, and we can look to the
future with confidence that we are in good and capable hands.
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STEERING COMMITTEE CONTINUES
FORMULATING THE PLAN
MY TRIBUTE TO BILLY K
by Ed Sullivan ’71
by Pat McGonigal ’81, Chief Financial Officer
There are a number of familiar quotes on the topic of planning.
Perhaps you’ve heard one or more of these:
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“Nobody plans to fail, but many fail to plan”
“Plan the work. Work the plan”
“Plans are useless, but planning is priceless”
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s 2012 drew to a close, Father
Joe Campellone and the Father
Judge leadership embarked
on a strategic planning process with several goals in mind: To
establish a baseline for where we are
as an organization in all aspects of
performance; To create a vision for
where we want Father Judge to be in
the future; To distill that vision into
achievable action items and specific,
measureable results; To provide direction and purpose to the Judge staff
and our many volunteers; To be able
to communicate concrete objectives
and related action plans to potential
enrollee families, donors, alumni and
all other stakeholders.
To lend structure to the planning
process, a Steering Committee was
named, as well as the following subcommittees: Admissions/Marketing;
Athletics; Brisson Center; Building/
Facilities; Development; STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering &
Math); Student Life and Technology.
As Chairman of the Strategic Steering Committee, I am very pleased to
report on the progress we’ve made
in just one year. All committees met
with the Steering Committee at least
twice in the latter half of 2013, providing a great deal of insight. It is safe to
say that the Father Judge leadership
has never had better optics into all
facets of our operations.
In Admissions, we purchased a
software package (currently being
customized for our use) to streamline the gathering of information for
enrollment, tuition assistance, grades
etc. In addition, we established a
team approach, with our teachers and
administrative staff reaching out to
prospects via “telethon” nights and
mailings, to ensure that we are frontand-center throughout the decision
process.
In Athletics, we hired a full-time
Athletic Director, Jimmy Lynch, who
has already made great strides with
our athletic purchasing and transportation. More importantly, he has
recruited several interns from the college ranks, allowing our students, including many non-varsity athletes, to
take advantage of supervised use of
the Mitchell Activity Center.
The Brisson Center features a revised mission, as well as a new Director, Diane Lieber Campbell. Diane is
making great progress spreading the
word to faculty, current students and
prospective students, about the benefits of tutoring, proper study skills,
and content expertise.
A quick tour of our facilities is all
that is needed to see the progress by
the Building Committee – locker renovation on all three floors plus the Fox
Gym locker room, major upgrades in
the cafeteria, completion of our new
STEM Center, just to name a few.
As an added bonus, many upgrades
were accomplished via donated labor
and supplies.
The Development Committee
identified and qualified consulting
firms to direct our next capital campaign, which will kick off in 2014. To
facilitate a successful effort, we’ve
also invested in software to clean up
our alumni/donor database. Our annual fundraiser, the Crusader Campaign, has reached a record high in
donors and dollars raised halfway
through the fiscal year.
The STEM Committee is leading
the charge to fundamentally change
how all of us need to think about the
ways our students learn, and the tools
we need to educate them, to prepare
our graduates for learning at the next
level, and for dealing with technology in the workplace. In the long term,
STEM will be a self-sustaining initiative due to the availability of private
sector and foundation grants that foster STEM learning.
The Student Life Committee has
revived Career Day and breathed
new life into our Student Government program. This group consists
of a number of younger alumni who
are eager to lend time and talent as we
identify areas of need.
Finally, our Technology Committee is tackling the major challenge of
developing and implementing our
tablet learning strategy. The trend
toward experiential learning moves
ever forward, with mobile devices
replacing textbooks, and we need to
be ready in all respects. In 2013, we
rewired the campus and added Apple
TVs to sync devices with our SmartBoards. Going forward, we will need
to accommodate, at some point, 1,000
active users on campus each day.
It is fair to say that 2013 brought
as much activity, change, and investment in the future, as any year in our
history. We expect 2014 to bring more
of the same, thanks in large part to the
efforts of our many committee members – nearly 100% volunteers. They
give of themselves to make Judge all
that it is today and position us to be
successful well into the future.
I look forward to updating you
again in twelve months.
FOR ANDY POLOVOY ’63
IT’S NOT ABOUT THE BIKE!
Lance Armstrong made this title famous
in his 2000 memoire, about his battle with
cancer. Yet, before Armstrong was born,
Andy Polovoy ’63 was an avid bicycle enthusiast, and later a fundraiser for multiple
charities, especially cancer research. For
the past forty-two years, “it’s not about
the bike” has rung true for this Judge grad
as well. After losing his father to cancer
at a young age, Andy’s mother (a longtime cancer survivor) motivated him to
fundraise for the American Cancer Society
as a participant in the first ACS Bike-AThon. For more than four decades, Andy
has participated in the City-to-Shore ride
(more than 4,000 riders last year), captained teams, volunteered to map routes,
biked as a safety observer, and served
as committee member in the planning of
this annual event. Last fall the American
Cancer Society honored Andy with its
Melvin Boone Award for Volunteer Service.
Andy’s biking and the charity fundraising
doesn’t stop with the Cancer Society. The
Multiple Sclerosis Society counts on Andy
for the MS-150 ride as well, to organize
teams, serve as an on-road safety rider,
and always, to raise money for research. A
healthy, and durable long-time rider, Andy
has raised well over $250K with his teams.
For the past ten years he has captained the
Kennedy Health System team, which was a
top-twenty-five fundraising team last year.
Here, he’s pictured with his crystal Melvin
Boone Award along with Lou Guarrieri ’71
who also captained a top-twenty-five team
and was an individual top-100 fundraiser.
Forty-three years ago, I started dating a local girl from the neighborhood. She soon became my soul mate and eventually my wife. Her three
siblings came along as part of the package. Over time, the three became
more than in-laws, they became two brothers and a sister. There had
been a fourth sibling, but he did not make it home from Vietnam. He
is one of our HONORED 27. I did not have the pleasure or the honor
of knowing him, but having known his older brother, I feel that I knew
him also.
My story centers on this older brother, Bill Kilderry. Being only a year
apart from Michael you might consider them to be twins. Everything
they did, they did together. It was only when it came to serving their
country did they separate. Bill, the oldest, joined the Air Force and Michael joined the Marines. The day Michael died, a piece of Bill died along
with him.
Over the years Bill and I became very close, like real brothers. Though
we did not share the same bond that Bill
had with Michael, we had a special rela- I have a simple request
tionship. As a contractor for more than for all of you who had
forty years, Bill had a lot of friends and Billy work on your houses.
through Bill most of them became my For every window or door
friends. His loyalty and compassion were that he installed, kindly
second to none. He was always there when
send one dollar to the
you needed him and everyone who knew
Michael J. Kilderry
him, liked him. He was a true Judge Guy.
This special relationship came to an Scholarship Fund.
end when we buried Bill the first week Mail the donation
of January this year. The last month was to the Office of
tough but it was made easier by Bill who Advancement or, go to
was at peace. He had certain things that friendsoffatherjudge.com/
he wanted to accomplish before he went scholarships.
to face his Maker. One item on his to-do
list was to establish a scholarship in his brother Michael’s name with a
leadership gift of $10,000. So Bill and Michael’s alma mater, Father Judge
High School, now has the Michael J. Kilderry Scholarship Fund. Scholarships will go to boys in need, who are without a father, from St. Matthew’s Parish. Even at the very end Bill chose to honor Michael rather
than himself. That is the way he was.
For all of you out there who had Billy work on their houses, I have a
simple request. For every window or door that Bill installed, kindly send
one dollar to the Michael J. Kilderry Scholarship Fund. Mail the donation to the school Office of Advancement. This is my tribute to my brother Bill Kilderry ’64. With
all of your help, he will always be remembered and
he will be with us forever.
2013 CONTRIBUTORS
Nadine Casper
Frank Filoon
Richard Findley
William Kilderry
Mary McKenna
N. Beth Rossi
Donna Sullivan
Ed & Marianne Sullivan
John Sullivan
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THE CLASS OF 2013 PROFILE
The following data is provided for your information
and is based on the results of the Senior Survey conducted
on May 3, 2013
ACADEMIC AND EMPLOYMENT PROFILE
247 Seniors
228 (93%) continuing their education
66% attending 4 year universities and colleges
24% attending 2 year colleges
3% attending vocational or trade schools
1% enrolled in apprenticeship programs
4% joining the military
2% entering full time employment
FINANCIAL AID PROFILE
• 116 graduates have received one or more scholarships or grants
• 396 scholarships or grants were awarded to the Class of 2013
• 67 different universities, colleges, or foundations provided the awards
• $14,739,502 total scholarships and grants awarded to the Class of 2013
• $90,426 average amount of scholarships and grants awarded to the college bound
The Wrestling Team
captured the
PCL Championship and
Joe Galasso
(center) holds
the plaque.
SPOTLIGHT
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OUR NEWEST GRADUATES
Army colonel Peter O’Neill ’58
inducted into
Intelligence Agency
Hall of Fame
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency inducted retired U.S.
Army Col Peter O’Neill into its Hall
of Fame during a May 2013 ceremony.
O’Neill, Judge class of 1958, is director
of Strategic Initiative and Legislative
Affairs for Chenega Corporation, and
was recognized within the Defense
Mapping Agency and National Imagery and Mapping Agency. O’Neill
was instrumental in implementing the
DMA’s transition to softcopy production in the 1990s, and he led production support during a period of confrontation in the Middle East, producing combat charts covering the Persian
Gulf. His efforts provided the first update to mapping in the area since the
British forces left after World War II.
A 1962 La Salle University graduate,
he joined the Army after school and
also received a degree from George
Washington University in 1974. His
influence in the NGA had a profound
effect on global terrorism when they
provided critical information to support Operation Neptune’s Spear on May
2, 2011, when the U.S. Military raided
a secret compound housing Osama
Bin Laden in Pakistan.
Judge
FATHER
ANNUAL REPORT
OF GIVING
$1,920,828
We gratefully acknowledge your donations during the past
year. Donations made after June 30, 2013 to the Crusader
Campaign and to “The Friends” will be included in next year’s
report. Donations to the Alumni Association after December
31, 2013 will be will be included in next year’s report. We sincerely regret any errors or omissions in these listings. Please
contact the Advancement Office at extension 1170 to report
2012-2013
CRUSADER CAMPAIGN
Annual Appeal....................................................... $331,450
Robotics Funding...................................................... $14,500
Scholarships & Tuition Assistance.......................... $970,430
Total Amount:.............................................$1,316,380
corrections for our files.
2013 calendar year
Fundraising Income
by Category
Scholarships/Assistance
Crusader Campaign
“The Friends” Events
Vision for the Future
Internet Locker Campaign
“The Friends” Named Funds
Alumni Funds
3%
3%
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
13%
Alumni Fund............................................................. $24,689
Dignam Fund............................................................ $12,748
General Fund.............................................................. $2,985
Lipinski fund............................................................... $2,125
Vietnam Fund............................................................. $2,925
4% 5%
19%
Total Amount...................................................$45,472
2012-2013
FRIENDS OF FATHER
JUDGE HIGH SCHOOL, INC.
Bowling captured their third
consecutive PCL Championship
in March.
As reported to us by his wife Pat, Peter G.
O’Neill, class of 1958, and a 1962 graduate of La Salle College, was honored and
inducted into the Hall of Fame of the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency on
April 13, 2013. 16 Father Judge High School
53%
Addario, Beatty, MPK, Kilderry, Neary, Peters Funds.... $50,455
Hall of Fame Dinner................................................. $48,860
Huck ‘N’ Duck Crusader Golf Classic........................ $34,587
Internet Locker Campaign....................................... $79,392
President’s Challenge Cup Golf Outing................. $108,450
Taste of Northeast Philly.......................................... $42,837
Vision for the Future, Brisson Center.................... $194,395
Total Amount.................................................$558,976
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THE CRUSADER CAMPAIGN ANNUAL APPEAL
Father Judge High School has established named giving levels for the Crusader Campaign. This listing presents class years and the giving levels
within each class year, followed by Friends and Businesses. The Crusader Campaign list continues with individual gifts In Honor Of... or, In Memory
Of... The giving levels are: The Father Thomas Judge Society ($10,000+), Father Louis Brisson Society ($5,000 - $9,999), St. Francis De Sales Club
($2,500 - $4,999), President’s Club ($1,000 - $2,499), Principal’s Club ($500 - $999), Crusader Club ($100 - $499), Red & Blue Club (gifts up to $100).
CLASS OF 1957
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499
Joseph Fluehr Jr.
Paul Mac Henry
James McKee
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Contributions of $500 - $999
William Hindman Jr.
Joseph Krisciunas
Hugh Reid
CRUSADER CLUB
Charles Barker CPA
John Carroll
Ronald Debnam
Joseph Donaghy
John Finnegan
Charles Garuffe
Frank Gorman
Thomas Haney
Edward Hughes
Aloysius Kafel Jr.
Robert Kelton
Joseph Low
Richard Ludwig
William Mac Intyre
Robert McKenna
James McShea
Michael Mitchell
Francis Mortimer
Richard Murphy
Patrick Peifer
Francis Pfeiffer
Joseph Schwartz Ed.D
Matthew Schwartz
Joseph Simon
CmSgt. Edward Simpson USAF(R)
John Snyder
Eugene Vandiver
Peter Zenszer
Austin Zuerlein
RED & BLUE CLUB
Charles Albright
Conrad Benetz
Andrew Benish Jr.
Robert Bernard
Richard Corkery
Patrick Dooner
Edward Eggert
Edward Emery
Joseph Glatz
Dennis Heffernan
Jerome Lepping
Donald Little
Hugh Maher
Joseph McCann Sr.
Joseph McGillion
Francis Nagy
John Pahutski
Francis Papotto
William Pinkstone
Joseph Richardson
Gerard Ryan
William Schmidt
Richard Sender
Gerald Smith
Joseph Smyth
Joseph Steinhauser
Albert Strunk
F. Robert White
CLASS OF 1958
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Eugene Szamborski
CRUSADER CLUB
William Colligon
Michael Daly
John De Angelis
Edwin Fitzpatrick
Lawrence Funk
John Graff
Richard Hampel
William Hayes
Albert Iavecchia
Edward McCaney
Alexander McElroy
William Minich
William Moors
James Muldowney
Gerald Scalley
Gerald Schickling
Col(Ret) Werner Schmidt Jr.
Joseph Wagner Jr.
Martin Watson
Paul Wehmeyer
Patrick Widerman
RED & BLUE CLUB
Joseph Beck
George Beisel
Christopher Carey Jr.
Vincent Damiano
Robert Duckworth
Francis Flicker
Francis Gindhart
Albert Gonce
Joseph Graham
Victor Heckmanski
Herbert Johns
John Kellett
Thomas Lindemuth
Francis McFetridge
John McGinley Jr.
Raymond Minger
Walter Pieczatkowski
William Scanlon
Francis Steiner
Leslie Turner
CLASS OF 1959
FATHER LOUIS BRISSON SOCIETY
Edward Hamill
CRUSADER CLUB
Charles Claire
Francis Coleman
James Creighton
Dennis Cribben
John Guiniven PhD
William Hepp
Francis Hueber
Edward Kelleher Jr.
John Lafferty
Raymond Lloyd
William McGarvey
James McGinnis
John McGinnis
Leo McInerney CPA
Michael McMenamin
Eugene Murphy
James Nulty Jr.
William O’Brien
J. O’Neill
Vincent Palagruto
David Pfeil
Richard Serfass Ed.D
George Stewart
Stanley Suwala
Daniel Trotter
Paul Wisniewski
RED & BLUE CLUB
Benjamin Blaszczak
Byron Davidson
John Fryslin
Richard Gheen Sr.
George Hohenleitner
Matthew Korecki
James Lill
William McElhaugh
John McFadden
John Ricardi
James Schmitt
Christopher Uzelmeier PhD
William Vernon Jr.
Matthew Wachowski
Robert Worek
Kenneth Yanavage
James Yonchek
Joseph Zielenbach
CLASS OF 1960
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CLUB
John Polsenberg
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
John Ginley
Peter Naccarato PE
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Joseph Donnelly
James Fluehr
Raymond Loftus
Philip McKeaney
John Shields
CRUSADER CLUB
Michael Accetta Jr.
Harry Bauer
Thomas Chancler
Richard Ciotti
William Cleary Jr.
Frank Curran
C. Michael Davis
Philip Doerle
Thomas Dolan
Daniel Gallagher
Edward Gallagher
Patrick Hogan Sr.
Matthew Iller
Paul Kilbride
Stephen Konkolewski
Ted Kulesza Jr.
Francis Liles
Robert Loriaux
Rev. James McKeaney
Patrick Mooney
Matthew O’Brien PhD
Stephen Pawlowski
Robert Rafa
Charles Renzi
Robert Repash
Francis Schaefer
William Smith
Robert Streit
Michael Sullivan
John Tagye
Robert Vander Neut
William Walker PhD
Gregory Weber
Evan Wilfong
Anthony Zanin
RED & BLUE CLUB
Edward Albeser
Robert Bacher
William Carroll
William D’Arcy
Robert Devlin
Robert Dillon
James Doyle
Joseph Fee
Edward Fossler CPA
James Gaughan
Thomas King
James Loftus Jr.
Walter Magnani
Louis Maita
Joseph Medveckus
John Monachelli Jr.
Ronald Neumer
William O’Hara
James Parell
Joseph Potero Jr.
Thomas Rafter Sr.
Joseph Reilly Jr.
Manuel Sabato
Vincent Siciliano
Edward Simms
Frank Tiano
CLASS OF 1961
FATHER THOMAS JUDGE SOCIETY
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Eric Dollenberg
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Stephen Lis
Daniel Pradel Sr.
CRUSADER CLUB
Seamus Boyle
Joseph Dugan Jr.
Robert Farina
Lawrence Friend
Charles Graf Jr.
Frank Haslam
Francis Heron RPh
Russell Houseal CPA
Charles Hunt Jr.
Gerald Kates
Raymond Keilman Jr.
Gerald Kelly Jr.
Edward Kent
John Krisciunas
Robert Lewis
Edward Martin
Robert McCarthy
John McMahon
Thomas McShane
Richard Rayca Sr.
Charles Roberts
Raymond Schmidt
Stephen Suwala
RED & BLUE CLUB
George Bell
Matthew Brennan
Richard Corkery
Al DeCarlo
Rev. William Dooner
Deacon Edward Dymek
Francis Ferriola Sr.
William Haid Jr.
Gary Jermyn
Leonard Kaminski
Hubert Mahon
Lt. Col. Ralph Maiolino
Carmen Marchesano
Robert Marsteller
Louis Martine
Joseph McKenty
James McKnight RPh
Patrick McLoughlin
Edward Rynkiewicz
Gerald Schoenherr
David Sejda
Raymond Seminack
Joseph Stopyra
Anthony Wojeck
CLASS OF 1962
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
John Cleary
William Keweshan DO
Raymond Tatko
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Charles Calvanese
Lt. Col. Michael Reilly USMC(R)
James Searl
CRUSADER CLUB
Joseph Bagnell
Paul Barrus
Edwin Bogucki MD
Edward Bradley
Charles Campbell
Joseph Conroy
Seamus Daly
Robert Gerhardt
Christopher Howley
Al Kraus
David Legacki
Bernard Mack Jr.
Richard Manna
Philip McCabe
John McGilligan
Walter Meredith
Joseph Morrissey
Br. Lawrence Oelschlegel
Joseph Palm
Stanley Schulgen
Francis Smith
James Toomes
Thomas Turnbull
John Usonis
Ronald Vellozzi
RED & BLUE CLUB
Rev. Msgr. Joseph Anderlonis
Charles Beddis
Robert Bogle
John Deni
James Emory
Cmdr. Ronald Lang USN(R)
Joseph Long
Charles McCollum
John Roberts
Francis Schreader
James Welch
John Whittle
Leonard Wieczezynski Jr.
CLASS OF 1963
William R. Sautter
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
George Albany
John Geverd
John Lawler III
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Leonard Helbig III
Richard Pozesky
CRUSADER CLUB
William Baker
Michael Bean
Joseph Bond
Joseph Carleone PhD
Ronald Ciuffetelli
Eugene Daly
Joseph Donahue
William Dunn Jr.
Thomas Eldred
Raymond Filoon
Joseph Foley Jr.
John Fry
John Gallagher
Michael Gotwols
Stephen Kozakowski
Robert Long USN(R)
Peter McCormick
Gerard McGinniss
Michael McLoone CPA
Cmdr. Thomas McCarthy
Francis Musick
Richard Olszanowski
William Orth
Edward Pellegrini
John Quigley
John Reiber
James Ryan
George Schweizer
Thomas Stretch
Thomas Sullivan
Walter Whitehill
RED & BLUE CLUB
Ronald Baranowski
John Brophy
James Collins
James Comber
Dennis Corr
Daniel Courtenay
Thomas Darragh
Gerald Gheen
Edward Hagan
James Halpin
Stephen Harlen Esq.
James Kelly
Richard Krepol
James McCartney
James McCauley
Lawrence McGarvey
Dr. Michael Metzger
Andrew Polovoy
CLASS OF 1964
Anthony Addario
Daniel F. Gerner Jr.
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Daniel Cistone Jr.
Joseph McAtee
Dennis Monahan
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Kenneth Brownell
John Kaffenberg
William Sawyer
CRUSADER CLUB
Walter Beard Jr.
William Ciliberti
Robert Conroy
Cmdr. Joseph Conway USN(R)
Robert Davis
Francis Dufner
Anthony Gatti Sr.
Gerard Grady
James Hanratty
Leonard Indelicato
Richard Ingelido
Robert Koch
Robert Lepre
John Loyden
Thomas Malone
Bernard Maycheck
Lawrence Philyaw
Gerald Rowan
J. Paul Seaman
Francis Sebold Sr.
John Snell
David Spingler
John Steczynski
Edward Stopyra
William Streich
Edward Trojan
John Wisniewski
RED & BLUE CLUB
Robert Blaszczak
Theodore Bukowski
Leo Carmosky
James Collins
Joseph Dennis
James Devlin Sr.
Joseph Eden
Henry Fulmer
Miro Gutzmirtl
John Hassett
Ronald James
Robert Jones
John Kempczynski
Frederick Maier
Thomas O’Rourke
John Peacher Jr.
Joseph Polovoy
Charles Potok
Norman Rodowicz
John Shwed PhD
James Smith
Gerard Sonntag
Thomas Tanner Jr.
Edmund Ward
James Weeks MD
Robert Weinert
William Wicker
Daniel Zadorozny
CLASS OF 1965
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
James Kirlin Jr.
John Salwach
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
George Diehl Jr.
Kenneth Rudzinski ChFC
James Serfass
Rev. James Whelan
CRUSADER CLUB
James Altomari
Francis Bertrand
Gerald Bonino
Richard Budd
Anthony Casile
Gerald Christie
Rev. John Crossin
John Crussard
John Delaney
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Louis Dornbach
Frank Dunn Jr.
John Dwyer
Joseph Frattone
Richard Gasko
Russell Greway
Donald Guy Jr.
Edward Hanley
Robert Jaskowiak
Francis Jastrzembski
Dennis Kee
Frank Magee
Gary Manzi
Ronald Marple
Michael Masny
William McKenty
Joseph McMorrow
Richard Mueller RTN
Philip Muscarnero
Jan Ostrowski
William Reardon
Leon Rominiecki
Richard Sasin
James Scheiblein
Robert Sigmund
Francis Slavin
James Sullivan
William Wiegand
Joseph Woods
Thomas Yuengling
RED & BLUE CLUB
Michael Adams
Michael Armstrong
Arthur Cain Jr.
Thomas Christy
William Clark
Robert Dalton
William Davenport
Thomas Gallagher
Michael Gennaro Jr.
Charles Glinka PhD
Robert Gordon
Richard Gore
Michael Gorman
John Graeff
Joseph Hennessy
Frederick Kwiatkowski
Gary Lehman
John Leonetti
Frederick Lohr
Dennis McCloskey
Joseph McCurry Jr.
James McKenna
Edward Mockapetris
Edward Sankowski
John Senior
Dennis Stinson
Frederick Wilson
CLASS OF 1966
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Thomas Fenerty
Charles Huckel
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
William Campion
Samuel King
William Lauderbach
Michael Mackiewicz
CRUSADER CLUB
Robert Alston
Bernard Booth
Dr. Frederick Brodzinski
Joseph Carrello
John Comitale Jr.
Edward Conn
Edward Costello
Joseph Costello
Brian Cunniff
William Dickerson Jr.
Francis Dylewski
Richard Galasso
Richard Gatt
Eugene Kelly
Dr. Edward Kozakowski Jr.
Frank La Forgia
Joseph Laskowski
Thomas Lynch Jr.
Patrick Lyons
Robert Magdziak
James McGinley
Michael McKenna
Thomas Miniscalco
William Morsell
Patrick Mullin
Robert Mursch
Patrick O’Neill
John Rafa
Thomas Roder
Charles Saunders
Clement Smink
Richard Smith
Raymond Sokolowski
John Stengel
Justin Sweeney
Edward Taggert
Domenic Vizza
RED & BLUE CLUB
Albert Balcer Jr.
William Binnig
Joseph Brennan
Thomas Cummings
Robert Davenport
John Flis
Joseph Glica
Joseph Golden
William Hartzell
Vincent Haugh Jr.
Edward Hueber
Francis King CPA
Peter Kruvczuk
Edward Krystopowicz
Gregory LeCerff
Paul Miller
Daniel Murphy
Dennis Nice
Frank Reis
Joseph Ryan
Edward Thomas
John Tvarok
Ronald Vitale
Joseph Wierzbicki
CLASS OF 1967
James Lynch
Thomas Teesdale
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Dennis Campbell
Thomas Puzycki
William Siegle
Christopher Zearfoss
CRUSADER CLUB
Joseph Altimari
Thomas Bielecki
Joseph Boyle
Most Rev. Joseph Cistone VG
Richard Coller
Dr. Joseph De Angelis
John Dougherty
Michael Ebner Sr.
James Fencl CPA
James Gaffney
Francis Glanding
John Grabowski
Michael Greway
Robert Johnston
Norman Kraft
Eugene Loftus
Dr. Paul McCaffrey
Joseph McGrath
Joseph McGrath
William Murphy Jr.
Robert Pawlishyn Jr.
Vincent Sabatino
Thomas Wesner
John Wiest Sr.
RED & BLUE CLUB
John Altomari
James Angermeier
Harry Bahls
Clayton Belcher
Gary Boyd
Richard Breeser
Albert Bucci
Robert Burt
Steven Clinton
Victor Dascenzo
G. Del Franco
Michael Dell’Aquila
Robert Diehl
James Dolan
William Durso
Stephen Garry
Raymond Haag DMD
Richard Haselbarth
Joseph Hinnegan
John Hulme
Robert Hutchinson
Dennis King
John Maguire
Raymond Mahon Sr.
Francis Marczak
Lee Maurer
Ronald McDonnell
Michael McKay
Robert Mehler
John Mullen Jr.
Joseph Newell Jr.
James O’Neill
George Palfy
Daniel Sattele
Walter Skalski
Charles Webster
Frederick Wise
James Yizzi
CLASS OF 1968
John Briggs CPA
Patrick Cummings
John McGinty Jr.
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Gerard Donnelly
Donald Klawiter
CRUSADER CLUB
Joseph Bodnik
Stephen Bond
Rev. Thomas Buckley
Gerard Burns
Richard Carr
Rev. Angelo Citino
Michael Conway
Daniel Coonan
Joseph Egan
William Ennis
Vincent Falsetta
Stanley Gladkowski
John Gullman
Kenneth Hesser
Edward Kane Jr.
William Keiser Sr.
Michael Krawczyk
Frederick Kurz PhD
Gregory Labacz
Dr. Matthew Liberatore
Thomas Loughrey
Richard Mattia Sr.
Charles McGee
Benedict McGinnis
Gregory McCarthy Esq.
Robert Meyers Esq.
George Miller
John Norris
Gerard Smink Sr.
Thomas Smith
Rev. Msgr. Daniel Sullivan
Edward Sutor
Kenneth Ulrich Esq.
Gerald Vigna PhD
Joseph Whalen
RED & BLUE CLUB
Francis Barthmaier
Lawrence Berran
William Brightcliffe Jr.
James Burgmann Jr.
David Carrigan
Michael Caruso
Theodore Colella
Dennis Devine
Thomas Donahue
John Egan
Lt. Col. Anthony Farano USA(R)
Leonard Gadzinski
William Gallagher
Thomas Germscheid
Michael Grieco
James Hill
John Kilty Jr.
Desmond Klakowicz
Michael Kolodziejski
Richard Lewandowski
Joseph Lutes
George Maag
Thomas McGovern
Gerald Newell Sr.
John O’Rourke PE
Stephen Piasecki
Thomas Rogalski
Dennis Serbin
William Seybold
John Shanley Jr.
Thomas Sylvester
CLASS OF 1969
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
John Mangeney
Thomas Pippet
CRUSADER CLUB
Michael Amoroso
John Angermeier
James Boyce
Edward Bucci Sr.
Michael Devlin
John Fassnacht
Edward Grochowski Jr.
Anthony Gryszka
Andrew Hafele
William Holt
Dennis Jobba
Paul Karis MD
George Kneib
Anthony Luzynski
Thomas McGinley
Frank Mikulski Jr.
Thomas Murphy
John Neill
Francis Nulty
Michael O’Connor
Stephen Reustle
Thomas Ruggierio
Joseph Schramm Jr.
David Slowik
Robert Soda
Brian Ward
William Wiegman Jr.
RED & BLUE CLUB
Karl Autenrieth
Charles Burnett
Francis Crocco
Arnold DiBlasi Jr.
Joseph Domanico
David Dombrowski
Thomas Gerard
James Ream
Anthony Saltarelli
Carl Schmied
Kevin Smith
William Weaver
CLASS OF 1970
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Thomas Moore
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
John Kneib
Michael Rowley
CRUSADER CLUB
Michael Beatrice
James Bock
Carmen Conicelli Jr. CPA
Terrence Dougherty
James Fagan Jr.
James Griffin
John Guest
Michael Hammond
Theodore Hufnal
Kevin Kilkenny
James Krimm
John Lacey
Brian Manzi CRNA
Stephen Overline
Francis Plunkett
Robert Ramsey
George Rapp CPA
Stephen Sosna
John Sullivan
Thomas Teitman
James Thomas
Thomas Vokes Jr.
Michael Walls
James Williamson III
Michael Woods
RED & BLUE CLUB
Thomas Bolton
James Donnelly III
Daniel Gatti
Andrew Gavin
Michael Geary
Michael Hughes
Michael Kozak
Thomas Lazor
Paul Lynch
Michael McAnally
William McKinney
William McLaughlin
Thomas Mee
Timothy Moore
Paul Slaboda
Gerard Stemplewicz
CLASS OF 1971
Louis Guarrieri Jr.
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Kenneth Schafer
Thomas Smyth CPA
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Laurence Drabyak
John McDevitt
Paul Reuter DDS
CRUSADER CLUB
William Behm
Dennis Budd
Frederick Cantz Jr. CPA
James Cuorato Jr.
John D’Ascenzo
Michael Day
Albert Delia Jr.
Raymond Della Vella
Matthew Fanning
Joseph Gazzara
John Kearns
Joseph Kelly
John Maggioncalda
John Mahan
Francis McKelvey
Francis Murphy
Thomas Nicholas
James O’Malley
Michael Pilla Jr.
Rev. Robert Ponticello
John Robbins
William Schmid Sr.
Joseph Smith
Martin Walsh
RED & BLUE CLUB
Ernest Bocolo
James Carty RN
Anthony Del Colombo
James Farrell
Richard Findley Jr.
Michael Flanagan
Stephen George
Timothy Hipple
Christopher Leezer
William Morris
Bernard Murray
Kevin Murray
William Palma
Dr. William Ross
Anthony Scavozzi
Michael Smith
Joseph Sweeney
CLASS OF 1972
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Jude Fanning
Robert Gwiazdowski
CRUSADER CLUB
John Ballinger Jr.
Dennis Balonis
Gerard Bowes
William Carolan
William Cassidy
Brad Christy
James Eckles
Richard Fetters
Hugh Gallagher
James Gore
James Heuser
Vincent Kenna
James McAnulty
Daniel McKenna
Dennis McCrossen
Michael Myers
Edward Osiecki
Joseph Reinhart
Edward Sander
James Tomlinson
Louis Visconto
RED & BLUE CLUB
Robert Cimorelli
Matthew Cronin
Brian Delgross
Edward Donahue Jr.
Timothy Gallagher
Richard Jackson
Gregory Jonczak
Thomas Kaiser Jr.
James Knotwell
Joseph Leone
James McCaffrey
David Moresi
Joseph Morrison
Michael Shanley
James Smith
Thomas Szkaradnik
Michael Taylor
Mark Votel
CLASS OF 1973
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
John Krol
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Terence Delaney
Daniel Egan
John Fleming
CRUSADER CLUB
William Clark Jr.
James Colahan
Joseph Dougherty
James Glatthorn
James Green
Kevin Huckel
Stephen Mich Sr.
Edward Nissley
Andrew Pompe
Peter Sandusky
James Scache
Daniel Schanz
Rev. Barry Strong OSFS
James Sutliff
Michael Venditti
Mark Ward
RED & BLUE CLUB
Michael Baker CPA
Gerald Ellis
Joseph Gindele
George Holland
John Horcher
William Johnston
Edward Jurkiewicz Jr.
Mark Knebel
John McCullough
Thomas McLoughlin
Gregory McCullough
Ronald Pawlak
John Strobel Jr.
Michael Stutz
Louis Tacchino
William Tobin
Michael Werner
CLASS OF 1974
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
William Burg
Wallace Nowicke III
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Raymond Heineman
CRUSADER CLUB
Ted Babiasz
Thomas Coughlin
Timothy Dudek
John Fitzpatrick
Stephen Guarrieri
William Haigh
Roy Homsher
Robert Mahan
William Matysik
Daniel Moore
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Gerald Poole
William Quinn
James Redican
Dr. John Scanlon
Jerry Schanz
Donald Smullen
Joseph Verdi
Thomas Warren
John Wismer
Joseph Yanik
RED & BLUE CLUB
Carl Altilia
Michael Beukers Sr.
Edward Cieri
Brian Everly
Thomas Fair
Michael Kneisc
Robert Krouchick CPA
Michael McMahon
Anthony Monico
Steven Newbert
Kevin Reilly
Richard Segaline
Richard Shriver Jr.
Edward Witkowski
CLASS OF 1975
Santo Cannone
John Carroll
John McDonald
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Thomas Donovan
Joseph Muffler
William St. Clair CPA
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Louis Battagliese Jr.
Dr. Thomas Dobbins
Brian Hannah MD
CRUSADER CLUB
Stephen Bennis
John Bonner Jr.
Kevin Cassidy
Thomas Cupo
Thomas Dearing
Albert Di Felice
Stephen Elitz
Patrick Hannigan
Michael Hudek
Vincent Hughes
Robert Le Pera
Raymond Matrone
Michael Moscufo Jr.
Mark Niewodowski
William O’Brien
Joseph Petragnani
Richard Ponticello
Joseph Pounder
Thomas Ryan
Donald Sawyer
Michael Smith
Dennis Taylor
Francis Thorpe Jr.
RED & BLUE CLUB
Mark Bauer
Joseph Campagna
Anthony Catanzaro
Richard D’Arcangelo
Joseph Duva
Daniel Gaffney
Francis Hennessey Sr.
Michael Kolodziej
John Lennon Jr.
Stanley Maminski
Robert McCarthy
E. Kevin McCauley
Cornelius McGee
John Milligan
Thomas Odyniec
Robert Sweeney
Adam Ungaro III
Martin Ward
Robert Zanneo
CLASS OF 1976
Michael Boyle
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
James Corbley
Charles Machion
John Minnich
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Stephen Moore Esq.
Joseph Sculley Jr.
CRUSADER CLUB
Dennis Coleman
Edward Duffy
W. Eickhoff
John Faford
Edward Fedeli
Francis Fitzpatrick
Matthew Kaupp
Albert La Torre
John Longino
Francis Maxwell
Kevin McLaughlin
Kevin McArdle
Robert Montgomery
John Schrader
Joseph Solimeo CPA
Robert Sommers
Cpt. Richard Sweeney
Robert Walls
John Weitzel Jr.
RED & BLUE CLUB
Joseph Schweitzer Jr.
John Campbell Jr.
Peter Shelinsky Jr.
Stephen McFadden Sr.
Joseph Fedeli
Francis Benincasa
Charles Ball
Stephen D’Arcangelo
Stephen Hamilton
Robert Hickey
John Jesiolowski
Eugene Schiwall
John Van Note
Gerald Bates
Christopher Gasiorek
Richard Kane
Gregory Long
Richard Miller
John Nucero
Christopher Plizak
Timothy Tague
CLASS OF 1977
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Joseph Cammarota
James Kling
CRUSADER CLUB
Joseph Arcangelo
Robert Armstrong
Scott Balara
Christopher Bock
Joseph Camm
Frank Ciurlino
Harry Crane
Kenneth De Angeles CLU
Leo Dignam
Thomas Greenfield
Ralph Guarrieri
Joseph Johnson Jr.
John Kain
John Karustis
Thomas Kowalski
Michael Maio
Denis McBride
Michael McKenna RN
George Pinel
Joseph Rudolph
Jules Senske
Timothy Shortall
Robert Sullivan Jr.
Matthew Toth PhD
RED & BLUE CLUB
Michael Cochrane
Thomas Dillon
Michael Donahue CPA
Jeffrey Ganz
Thomas Gavaghan
Rev. Vincent Guest Esq.
Edward Helmich
Sean McGrath
Robert Michlinski
Edward Mullen
John Reilly
Christopher Riley
John Rinehart
David Robbins
Robert Sawyer
Michael Sothern
Peter Tucci
Michael Tyrrell
Scott Wagner
Julius Zaccone
CLASS OF 1978
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Robert Bankhead
Michael Lanciotti
Robert Strouse PhD
CRUSADER CLUB
James Berwick
Robert Boyle
Lawrence Brzycki
Thomas Duffy Sr.
Thomas Garrison Jr.
Lawrence Gould
Jeffrey Long Sr.
Francis McGlynn
Joseph McKay
Joseph O’Brien
William O’Kane
Raymond O’Rourke
Martin Overline
Robert Robinson
Adam Rucci
Vincent Schneider
William Searl
Perry Stanger
William Torpey
John Wolstenholme
RED & BLUE CLUB
Anthony Baker
James Confair
Stephen Feeley
Patrick Flanagan
John Joscelyne
Edward Massara
John Naegele
Albert Rucci
Francis Staab
Patrick Tooher
Thomas Ullmer
CLASS OF 1979
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Thomas Marcinek
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Michael McIntyre
CRUSADER CLUB
Mark Behrle
Frederick Condron
Gerald Evans Jr.
David Gallo
Dennis Harte
Matthew Madden
James McHale
Joseph Montgomery
Joseph Nangle
Thomas Pacek
Joseph Sulpazo
Michael Terwilliger
RED & BLUE CLUB
Harry Beam
Stephen Begley
Stephen Berg
James Boligitz
Steven Bollendorf
Carl Coleman
James Czerniak
Mark Fitzgerald
Johnny Friday
Edward Hinchey
Thomas Hinchey Esq.
Robert Kennedy
David Kowalczyk
Mark McGrath
Kevin O’Connor
Ralph Pietro
Frederick Sicilia
CLASS OF 1980
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Mark Adelsberger
Thomas Beck
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Lawrence Davis
William Krodthoff
CRUSADER CLUB
Thomas Boetefuer
William Brophy
Francis Campellone
Gerard Corcoran
Arthur Dettra
George Dick
Gerard Duffey
James Hart
Cosmo Losco
Edward O’Neil
Robert Rolph
Keith Sabara
James Sauermelch
David Slusarczyk
Thomas Starrs
Robert Toner
RED & BLUE CLUB
Jerome Azarewicz
Christopher Boyd
Kevin Campellone
Paul DeMuro
Francis Del Colombo
William Dulin
Thomas Hazlett
Michael Hughes
Kevin Karle
Edward Kelly
Patrick Milligan
John Robinson
Thomas Smith III
Roy Stover
James Wixted
CLASS OF 1981
Patrick McGonigal
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
John Dugan CPA
Daniel Fitzpatrick CPA
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Louis Busico Esq.
James Farrell
John Frain Jr.
Hugh Gallagher
Daniel Gormley
Francis Rubino
CRUSADER CLUB
Robert Boyle
Kevin Bradley
James Brighter
Brian Corcoran
Paul Costello
James Dougherty
Gerald Grunewald PhD
Thomas Hutchinson Jr.
James Kelly III
Joseph Klemenz
David McEntee
Thomas McLaughlin
Thomas Nadolski
Stephen Purcell
RED & BLUE CLUB
David Baldwin
Michael Lacey
James Lemly
Brian McDonald
Thomas O’Farrell
CLASS OF 1982
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Paul McIntyre
Paul Petrone
Michael Singer
James Tobin
CRUSADER CLUB
James Beaumont
Thomas Crane Jr.
Hugh Dykes III
Eugene Fittery III
Albert Gallo
John Hart
Gerard Kane
Daniel Lutz
Philip McLaughlin Jr.
John Murphy Jr.
Francis Murray Jr.
Terence O’Reilly
Richard Russo
Kevin Ryan CPA
Kevin Troy
Joseph Wojnar
RED & BLUE CLUB
Andrew Assenmacher
Joseph Benedetto Jr.
Edward Canelli
Robert Capaldi
John Fox III
Timothy Henry
Wayne Kirwin Jr.
Robert McCaig Jr.
John Muffler
Mark Palma
Edward Peters Jr.
John Robb
Walter Shappell
CLASS OF 1983
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Francis Galloway Jr.
Joseph Monteleone
CRUSADER CLUB
William Bell III
Joseph Breslin
Thomas Conway
Timothy Duffy
Matthew Flicker
Joseph Hondros
Thomas Jusczak
Matthew Karpowicz
Joseph Norris
Brian Reidy
Paul Sarkissian
Paul Smyth
Frederick Ulmer
RED & BLUE CLUB
James Cody
Gaetano Ferraro
Domenic Galie
Robert Heck Jr.
Michael McCloskey
Thomas McHugh
James Moore
Michael O’Farrell
Mario Oliveti
John Peter Jr.
Richard Slinkard
Robert Umile
Walter Wladyka
CLASS OF 1984
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Robert Giammaruti
David Gouck
Paul Lemmo
CRUSADER CLUB
Robert Apple
John Batley
James Boyer
Paul Gallagher
Paul Groh
Louis Iatarola
Joseph Krisciunas
Hubert Manns
James McCormick
Robert McHugh CPA
William McMonagle
John Ruppert
Joseph Sommers
James Wojnar
RED & BLUE CLUB
Francis Garritano
John Hoban Jr.
CLASS OF 1985
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Michael Mulherrin
CRUSADER CLUB
Thomas Daniels
Thomas Degnan
Anthony Leneghan
Nicholas McCormick
William Schretzman
Daniel Starrs
George Wagner
RED & BLUE CLUB
Reno Ciccotta Esq.
Thomas Costello
Gregory Del Colombo
Andrew Drobonick
John Marlow
Clement Masciantonio
Richard Sauerbaum
Vincent Tucci
CLASS OF 1986
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
John Tate
CRUSADER CLUB
Thomas Assenmacher
Michael Bertoline
Christopher Creelman
Richard Curran
Christopher Maloney
Thomas Mulvey Jr.
Gary Shanahan
Michael Vahey
RED & BLUE CLUB
Sean Bauer
Christopher DePalma
Peter Gerace
John Groh
Michael Harvey
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CLASS OF 1987
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
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PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
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CRUSADER CLUB
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CLASS OF 1988
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
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CRUSADER CLUB
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RED & BLUE CLUB
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PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
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CRUSADER CLUB
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PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
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CRUSADER CLUB
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RED & BLUE CLUB
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CLASS OF 1991
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
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CRUSADER CLUB
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RED & BLUE CLUB
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CRUSADER CLUB
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RED & BLUE CLUB
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CLASS OF 1993
CRUSADER CLUB
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CLASS OF 1996
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CLASS OF 1998
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
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CRUSADER CLUB
Matthew Croskey
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CLASS OF 1999
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RED & BLUE CLUB
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CLASS OF 2000
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CLASS OF 2001
CRUSADER CLUB
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CLASS OF 2002
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
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Class of 1958
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Class of 1964
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Class of 1965
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Class of 1973
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Class of 1977
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C. Michael Davis ‘60
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Frank Gorman ‘57
Joseph Wagner, Jr. ‘58
James Gaughan ‘60
Richard Rayca, Sr. ‘61
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Bernard Mack, Jr. ‘62
James Weeks, MD ‘64
Domenic Vizza ‘66
John Stengel ‘66
John Dugan, CPA ‘81
Deceased Crusader Alumni
John Bonner, Jr. ‘75
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Richard Breeser ‘67
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Anthony Gatti, Sr. ‘64
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Gatti & Stecher Families
Daniel Gatti ‘70
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Charles Carson ‘92
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Anthony Del Colombo ‘71
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William Duffy ‘63
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Joseph Duva ‘75
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John A. Fischer ‘71
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James Altomari ‘65
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Francis Gana ‘05
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James Gore ‘72
Leo Gorman
Michael Mc Donnell ‘95
Ellen Gouck, Mother of David Gouck ‘84
John Batley ‘84
Rev. Lawrence Gradel, OSFS
Philip Doerle ‘60
Michael Mc Anally ‘70
Joe Gradel ‘64
James Devlin Sr. ‘64
James Graham ‘71
Robert Fitzgerald, Esq. ‘89
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Ronald Gonzalez ‘89
Clem Grassi ‘64
Daniel Cistone, Jr. ‘64
Frank Magee ‘65
Joseph Polovoy ‘64
Charlie Greenberg, Eng.
Edward Mockapetris ‘65
Joseph & Gertrude Green
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Francis C. Gregory ‘58
Mary Gregory
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Ralph Guarrieri ‘77
Louis Guarrieri, Jr. ‘71
Carol Guarrieri
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Edward Guarrieri
Vincent Guest ‘77
Jeffrey Ganz ‘77
Terry Haid ‘65
William Haid, Jr. ‘61
The Haigh Family
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Hugh Reid ‘57
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Thomas Gerard ‘69
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Gregory Hennigar ‘02
James Altomari ‘65
Michael Bauer ‘02
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Matthew Henfey ‘02
Rev. Harold Hermley, OSFS
James Loftus, Jr. ‘60
Jerry Herpel ‘64
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Don Hertrich
Edward Taggert ‘66
Donald W. Hiester
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Jim Hogan ‘64
John Hassett ‘64
Bill Holland ‘57
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Roy Homsher ‘74
“Huck’s behind the back pass”
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Charles Beddis ‘62
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Robert Michlinski ‘77
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Thomas Hutchinson, Jr. ‘81
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Edwin Jaskowiak ‘62
Paul Barrus ‘62
Paul Jaskowiak ‘62
Paul Barrus ‘62
Frank Jaztrzembski, Sr.
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Marie Joniec
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John Kaffenberg ‘64
Francis J. Kain ‘71
John Kain ‘77
David Kapral
Michael Mc Mahon ‘74
Michael Mc Mahon ‘03
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Mark R. Karle ‘77
Kevin Karle ‘80
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John Kearns ‘71
Jim Keashon
Raymond Filoon ‘63
Charles Greenberg
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Jack Keen ‘68
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James J. Kelly, Jr.
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Frank Kilroy ‘57
John Finnegan ‘57
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Wayne Kirwin ‘61
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James Klein
Richard Corkery ‘61
The Klos Brothers
Julia Keough
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James Knotwell ‘72
Maureen Koldzieg
Leonard Kaminski ‘61
Rev. Jack Kolodziej, OSFS
Ronald Neumer ‘60
John S. Kozakowski ‘65
Stephen Kozakowski ‘63
Arthur J. Kozempel
Edward Blaszczyk ‘03
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Joseph LaForgia ‘91
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Frank La Forgia ‘66
Philip Lecklikner ‘95
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John Leonetti ‘65
St. Leo’s Parish
Robert Bacher ‘60
William & Josephine Lindenmuth
Thomas Lindemuth ‘58
Jim Lloyd ‘67
Robert Johnston ‘67
Dr. Paul McCaffrey ‘67
Margaret Lloyd
Raymond Lloyd ‘59
Mark Lloyden ‘82
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Cosmo Losco ‘80
Cpl. John “Cubby” Lyons ‘66
Edward Hueber ‘66
Francis King, CPA ‘66
Peter Kruvczuk ‘66
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John Mahon ‘66
Raymond Mahon Sr. ‘67
William Mahoney ‘57
J. Kevin O’Neill ‘59
John Mammarella
John Mammarella ‘02
Edward Marczak
Francis Marczak ‘67
Mary Kates Legacy
Thomas Marcinek ‘79
Jeffrey A. Matty, Jr. ‘10
Colleen Matty
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William Matysik ‘74
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James Mc Anulty ‘72
Nadine McCaffrey
Herbert Anderson, Jr.
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Dr. Paul McCaffrey ‘67
Francis McCarthy ‘67
James O’Neill ‘67
James Yizzi ‘67
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Edwin Fitzpatrick ‘58
Tom McDevitt ‘66
Patrick Lyons ‘66
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Mary McKay
Joseph Mc Kay ‘78
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Scott Balara ‘77
Herbert Anderson, Jr.
Joseph Camm ‘77
Rev. Francis McKenty, OSFS
Joseph Mc Kenty ‘61
William Mc Kenty ‘65
Joseph McKenty
William Mc Kenty ‘65
Peg McMahon
Thomas Hazlett ‘80
Joseph “Mac” McNamee ‘66
Daniel Murphy ‘66
Thomas Mc Shane ‘61
William Smith ‘60
Joseph M. Merlino ‘03
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Matthew O’Brien, PhD ‘60
Bill Messner ‘60
Robert Devlin ‘60
Military Services
Russell Houseal, CPA ‘61
Charles Renzi ‘60
Edward Sander ‘72
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Military Veterans
Desmond Klakowicz ‘68
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Charles Renzi ‘60
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John Milligan ‘75
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Robert Montgomery ‘76
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Moresi Grads
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My Mother
Robert McCarthy ‘61
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Stephen Discepola
Carol Lane
Dr. Scott Maslow
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Richard Mueller, RTN ‘65
Terence O’Neill
James Stewart
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Madeline Webb
Elizabeth Muffler
Joseph Muffler ‘75
Kevin Patrick Xaiver Muldowney ‘77
Thomas Conway ‘83
James Mulherrin ‘80
Paul Gallagher ‘84
Michael Hughes ‘80
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Neil Mullen ‘94
Mark Bennis ‘94
John Senior ‘65
Michael Mullen ‘71
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William Murphy, Jr. ‘67
Gregory Mulrooney ‘62
Charles McCollum ‘62
James Munizza ‘76
Joseph Sculley, Jr. ‘76
Hugh Murphy
Francis Murphy ‘71
Shane & Robert Murphy 2013
Marianne Murphy
Rev. Joseph Murray, OSFS
John Wolstenholme ‘78
Thomas Starrs ‘80
Joseph R. Nadolski
Thomas Nadolski ‘81
Ken Naegele ‘73
Thomas Gallagher ‘65
John Naegele ‘78
Nancy & Ace
Matthew Kaupp ‘76
Ryan Nase ‘02
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William Binnig ‘66
James Krimm ‘70
Joseph Sweeney ‘71
James Williamson, III ‘70
Al Nicastro ‘58
Daniel Nicastro ‘88
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Edward Nissley ‘73
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Ryan Mc Ginnis ‘04
Lawrence J. O’Connor
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William O’Kane ‘78
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Edward O’Neil ‘80
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Thomas Smith ‘68
Gary Lehman ‘65
Francis Slavin ‘65
James Osborne ‘68
Thomas Murphy ‘69
John Norris ‘68
“Our 27”
Gary Boyd ‘67
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Joseph Altimari ‘67
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Arthur Cain, Jr. ‘65
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Francis Dufner ‘64
James Fencl, CPA ‘67
John Gallagher ‘63
John Groh ‘86
Raymond Haag, DMD ‘67
Joseph Hinnegan ‘67
Timothy Hipple ‘71
Michael Hughes ‘70
James Kelly ‘63
Richard Krepol ‘63
Frederick Lohr ‘65
Robert Loriaux ‘60
Joseph Lutes ‘68
George Maag ‘68
Thomas Malone ‘64
Gary Manzi ‘65
Edward Martin ‘61
Joseph McCurry, Jr. ‘65
Edward Mooney
William O’Brien ‘59
Richard Olszanowski ‘63
Dennis Serbin ‘68
James Serfass ‘65
Thomas Sylvester ‘68
Michael Woods ‘70
Joseph Woods ‘65
Joe Palamba - My Buddy from Brooklyn, NY
Gerald Schickling ‘58
Frank J. Palma ‘74
Mark Palma ‘82
William Palma ‘71
My Parents
John Altomari ‘67
John De Angelis ‘58
Patrick Hannigan ‘75
Leon Rominiecki ‘65
Rose Patullo
Louis Busico, Esq. ‘81
Vincent Pellegrini ‘78
Edward Pellegrini ‘63
Anthony Perugini ‘58
Francis Ferriola, Sr. ‘61
Jeremiah Pettit
Gregory Pettit ‘87
Ronald J. Pezak ‘59
Leonard Kaminski ‘61
Liz Schwerd
Stanley Suwala ‘59
Matthew Wachowski ‘59
My Dad, Kevin M. Pierce NECHS’73
Kevin Pierce ‘02
Bruno Plizak
Police & FireFighters who died in the line
of duty
Thomas Sullivan ‘63
Edward Polovoy
Andrew Polovoy ‘63
Joseph M. Ponticello ‘68
Rev. Robert Ponticello ‘71
Richard Ponticello ‘75
Robert Posey
Christian Posey ‘89
John Pottichen ‘57
Thomas Smith ‘68
Richard Primiano ‘59
Gregory Weber ‘60
John-Antonio Purificato
The Purificato Family
Dennis J. Quinn ‘78
Brian Quinn, RPh ‘90
Joseph M. Rahill, Sr. ‘73
James Colahan ‘73
Michael Mc Grenehan, III ‘91
Andrew Pompe ‘73
William Tobin ‘73
Walter Reczka
Jason Mancuso ‘02
Robert Reidy
Brian Reidy ‘83
Francis Rice ‘72
Michael Shanley ‘72
Rev. Eugene Rickert, OSFS
James Fagan, Jr. ‘70
Charles Roberts
Charles Roberts ‘61
William Rocchi ‘68
Joseph Camm ‘77
Phil Roche
Curtis Kaufmann
Mike Rodgers ‘60
Joseph Medveckus ‘60
Chris Rossi ‘82
Matthew Karpowicz ‘83
Joseph Ruzzi
Edmund Ward ‘64
John F. Ryan, Jr.
Thomas Ryan ‘75
Robert Ryan
Joseph Bodnik ‘68
Joseph Ryan ‘66
Linda Sabato
Ernest Sabato ‘92
Lawrence Santucci
Thomas Rooney ‘07
Thomas Sauerbaum ‘57
Richard Sauerbaum ‘85
Joseph Simon ‘57
Francis J. Schanz, Sr. ‘74
Jerry Schanz ‘74
Hugh Saunders ‘58
Albert Iavecchia ‘58
John G. Scheiblein ‘66
Christopher Scheiblein ‘93
James Scheiblein ‘65
William Schissler
Edward Martin ‘61
Bill & Betty Schmidt
William Schmidt ‘57
William & Mary Schmid
William Schmid, Sr. ‘71
Paul Schreiber, USMC ‘74
Vincent Hughes ‘75
Ray Schultz ‘65
Joseph Costello ‘66
William Schussler ‘67
George Miller ‘68
Alice M. Schweitzer
Joseph Schweitzer, Jr. ‘76
Joseph Schweitzer, Sr.
Joseph Schweitzer, Jr. ‘76
John Scogna ‘57
Francis Mortimer ‘57
Rev. William Seelaus OSFS
Cmdr. Robert Long, USN(R) ‘63
Maryann Shappell
Michael Shappell ‘89
Thomas J Sheehan, Jr.
Hubert Mahon ‘61
Greg Shissler ‘07
Jeffrey McDonald ‘07
Vincent Siciliano, Jr. ‘85
Vincent Siciliano ‘60
Robert Slattery ‘69
William Wiegman, Jr. ‘69
Richard C. Slinkard, Sr.
Richard Slinkard ‘83
Pete & Mary Smink
Gerard Smink, Sr. ‘68
The Smink Family
Clement Smink ‘66
Rev. Fred Smuda, OSFS
Michael Mackiewicz ‘66
Vincent T. Snyder ‘63
Joseph Foley, Jr. ‘63
Walter Soltys
Robert Sigmund ‘65
Buz (Klemenz) Stanger ‘58
Perry Stanger ‘78
Roy A. Stover, Sr.
Roy Stover ‘80
Dan Strausser
Paul Groh ‘84
Dan Sweeney
James Williamson, III ‘70
Watson L. Szychulski ‘59
Byron Davidson ‘59
Albert Taylor ‘64
Lyn Taylor
Joe Taylor ‘66
Brian Cunniff ‘66
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Taylor
Dennis Taylor ‘75
Patricia Taylor
Jeffrey Taylor ‘90
Our Teachers
Carmen Marchesano ‘61
Jeanne Thomas
Edward Thomas ‘66
Michael J. Thomas ‘69
Eileen Eskuchen
Patricia Thomas
James Thomas ‘70
Walter & Rosa Tkach
Adrian Tkach ‘88
Marko Tkach ‘88
Jamie Tobar
Anthony Scavozzi ‘71
Edward Tobin ‘89
James Colahan ‘73
Matthew Melinson, CPA ‘89
William Tobin
William Tobin ‘73
Rev. Gerald Toner, OSFS
James O’Neill ‘67
John J. Toner
Robert Toner ‘80
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Toohe,r Sr.
Patrick Tooher ‘78
Maria E. Toomes
James Toomes ‘62
George Townsend ‘66
Joseph Golden ‘66
Francis Troy
Kevin Troy ‘82
Jim Trunfio ‘61
Robert Dillon ‘60
Joshua Tshirlig ‘00
Sean Crist ‘99
Joe Tyrrell
Michael Tyrrell ‘77
Dan Ullman ‘77
Martin Overline ‘78
USMC Recon Scout Sniper ‘72
Hugh B. Gallagher ‘72
Douglas VanBall ‘72
Edward Donahue, Jr. ‘72
Diane Comitale Venziale
John Comitale, Jr. ‘66
Marian Verrecchia
Michael Schoeniger ‘02
Vietnam Veterans
Leo Carmosky ‘64
Dennis Heffernan ‘57
Eugene Loftus ‘67
William Mc Elhaugh ‘59
Father Judge Vietnam Veterans
Daniel Courtenay ‘63
Joseph Hennessy ‘65
Betty Visconto
J. Loeble
Zach Walker
Nicholas Bonifante ‘98
Joseph Walters
Michael Walters, PhD ‘90
John Weisler
Francis Fitzpatrick ‘76
Peter Wells
Albert Gallo ‘82
George D. Wesner, Sr. ‘65
Edward Sankowski ‘65
Elizabeth Wesner
Thomas Wesner ‘67
Ann Wiest
Brian Wiest ‘95
Helen & John Wisniewski
John Wisniewski ‘64
Thadeus & Josephine Wojnar
Joseph Wojnar ‘82
Billy Wynn ‘67
Michael Caruso ‘68
Frank Yezzi ‘61
Robert Lewis ‘61
Joseph Yost ‘79
Carl Coleman ‘79
Margaret C.K. Youell
Dr. Edward Kozakowski, Jr. ‘66
Robert Zak ‘74
Thomas Warren ‘74
Joseph Yanik ‘74
Frank Zanin ‘62
Anthony Zanin ‘60
Joe Zeleski ‘59
Paul Zielenbach ‘57
Joseph Zielenbach ‘59
John Zimba ‘71
Dr. William Ross ‘71
Mr. Zingroni
Thomas Bolton ‘70
TUITION ASSISTANCE
CONTRIBUTIONS
$970.430
Addario Family Scholarship Fund
Aenta
Andrew Bain Scholarship
Annenberg Scholarship
Anonymous Donor
Apex Mortgage
Archdiocesan Grants
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Association of Catholic Teachers
Bennett Grant
Bravo
Bridges to Education, Inc
Business Leadership Organized for
Catholic Schools
Cloeren Scholarship
Connelly Foundation
Crown Holdings, Inc.
Dave Kapral Memorial Scholarship
Tournament
District Council 21
Eastern Revenue, Inc.
Edward A. Peters Memorial
Scholarship
Edward Hamill Scholarship
EHS Technologies Corp.
Enterprise Rent A Car
Environmental Tectonics Corporation
Faith In The Future Foundation
Fidelio Insurance
FJ Alumni Association
FJ President’s Fund
GMS Surgent
Greenwood Gaming
HCT Grant
Historical Society of USA District Court
Insight Pharmaceuticals Corporation
James Nelson Scholarship
JJA Construction
John G. Beatty, Jr. Memorial
Scholarship
John Redmond Memorial Scholarship
Tournament
Kilderry Scholarship Fund
Knights of Columbus Philadelphia
Chapter
Lacey Gallagher Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Lindback Foundation Grant
Mark Digman Scholarship Fund
Michael Sautter Scholarship Fund
Mickey Gallagher Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gerner Scholarship
Neumann Scholarship Fund
Northeast Catholic Alumni Association
Novelty Cone, Inc.
Our Lady Fatima Church
Penn Jersey Paper
Seravalli Inc. Contractors
Sullivan Scholarship
The Danny Craige Foundation
The MPK Scholarship Fund
Ofc. Chuck Cassidy Scholarship Fund
Sgt Patrick McDonald Scholarship
Timothy Campellone Scholarship Fund
ROBOTICS
$14,500
Under the guidance of teachers Mike
Fiocco & John Reyne, the Robotics Program teaches students who participate in
various hands on skills related to designing,
programming, and fabricating a robot designed to perform specific tasks. The robot
is then entered into various competitions at
regional high school and colleges including
Drexel University’s F.I.R.S.T Competition.
The following firms provided financial
support to the FJ Robotics Program:
Airline Hydraulics Corp.
Boeing
Crown Holdings Inc.
Comcast Enviromental Tectonics Corporation
BUSINESSES,
FOUNDATIONS &
MATCHING GIFTS
Mater Dolorosa School
IBEW Local Union 98
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
BNY Mellon Community Partnership
Chevron Matching Gift Program
GE Foundation
Mondrian Investment Partners, Inc.
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
Delaware Valley Insulation
& Abatement
Contractors Assoc Inc
EHS Technologies
Order Sons Of Italy America
Tacony-Mayfair Lodge #447
PennFab, Inc.
Target Stores
Wells Fargo Education Matching Gifts
CRUSADER CLUB
American Charities
Aviation & Marketing International
AYCO Charitable Foundation
Campbell Soup Foundation
Commonwealth Cares
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
The Philadelphia Foundation
The Prudential Foundation
The Washington Post Company
Verizon Foundation
RED & BLUE CLUB
AETNA Foundation, Inc.
Bank of America Foundation
Cape May County Duplicate Bridge
Club
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
KPMG
Merck Partnership for Giving
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts
Program
Time Warner Matching Grants
Program
United Way of Greater Philadelphia &
SNJ
FRIENDS
Estate of Francis Mansfield
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Jane Bartelme
John Jacober
Carol Starr
PRINCIPAL’S CLUB
Edward Harrington
Thomas Joyce
Robert McKaig
Gary Yourman
CRUSADER CLUB
Kathleen Bock
Thomas Coyne
John Cramutolo
Joseph Daly
Rev. \William Davis OSFS
James Dillon
Domenic DiNofa
Eileen Eskuchen
William D. Fox Jr.
Michael Garvey
Cris Giampa
Charles Greenberg
Mary Gregory
Carol Guarrieri
Kathryn Guarrieri
Edward Guarrieri
Christopher Herron
Julia Keough
J. Loeble
Rose Marie Makalsky
Dr. Scott Maslow
George Maynes
Virginia McGuire
Susan McNeilly
James McShea
Dorothy Mulherrin
Joni O’Farrell
Alexander Pierson
Michael Samuel
Lenora Sheppard
Katherine Simpson
Michael Smith
Joseph Spera
William Steel
Geraldine Steen
James Stewart
Rev. Mr.Brian Zumbrum
RED & BLUE CLUB
Herbert Anderson Jr.
Sandra Borkowski
Richard Brown
Vicki Capecci
Maureen Carroll
Frank Caterini
Eileen DeFazio
Karen DeGeorge
Stephen Discepola
Michael Gallagher
Paul George
James Henes
Bonnie Kash
Curtis Kaufmann
Carol Lane
Colleen Matty
Dr.Robert Mc Cairns
Helen Miranda
Patricia Monaghan
Edward Mooney
Marianne Murphy
John Nase
Terence O’Neill
James O’Rourke
John Renye
E Emmett Ruane
Liz Schwerd
James Sinnott
Lyn Taylor
William Tobin
Stanley Trzaska
Kathleen Wade
Madeline Webb
Elizabeth Wesner
John White
MITCHELL CENTER
BUILD-A-BRICK
CAMPAIGN
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS $1,850
Robert Boyle ‘78
Kevin Cassidy ‘75
Edwin Fitzpatrick ‘58
Joseph Fluehr ‘57
David Gouck ‘84
Philip Muscarnero ‘65
Alexander Pierson
John Rafa ‘66
Lenora Sheppard
Katherine Simpson
Eugene Vandiver ‘57
2013-2014
2013 Report 29
FRIENDS OF
FATHER JUDGE HIGH SCHOOL, INC.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ANNUAL FUNDS
THE MISSION OF
THIS IS A COMPLETE LIST OF DONORS TO THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR JANUARY 1, 2013 – DECEMBER 31, 2013.
THERE ARE 5 CATEGORIES. DONORS ARE LISTED ALPHABETICALLY, WITH ANY MEMORIAL OR HONOR DESIGNATION BELOW THE DONOR LINE.
ALUMNI FUND
Anonymous, Class of ’80
Thomas J. Baker 59
Scott J. Balara ’77
In memory of Bill McKenna Class of 1977
Sean P. Bauer ’86
George Boral ’63
Henry A. Bucci ’66
Arthur F. Cain ’65
Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone ’67
In memory of Raymond Flynn
Class of 1958 Reunion
In memory of our deceased classmates
Clown House Inc.
In memory of Michael “Matt” Dillon, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Connors
In memory of Michael J. “Matt” Dillon, Jr.
Richard P. Corkery ’57
In memory of Floyd Patterson
Richard P. Corkery ’57
In memory of Frank & Mary Corkery
John J. DeAngelis ’58
In memory of Deceased Members Class
of 1958
Patricia M. DeLacy
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Dillon & Family
In memory of Michael J. Dillon, Jr.
Timothy A. Dudek ’74
In memory of Walter A. Dudek, Jr.
William V. Durso, Sr. ’67
Gerald Robert Evans ’79
Thomas D. Field ’61
In memory of Deceased Members of
Class of ’61
Stephen K. Garry ’67
John F. Gaskin ’74
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Germscheid ’68
In memory of Jack Keen
Lawrence D. Gerrard ’59
In memory of Joe Rudy ‘61 & Joe Cella
‘75 (Phila. Police Dept.)
Jarred Gettes ’11
Joseph Gindele ’73
In memory of Joseph G. Gindele ’08
Gerard L. Grady ’64
Edward G. Groves ’61
Patrick J. Hannigan ’75
Frank J. Haslam ’61
Russell A. Houseal ’61
Michael Hudek ’75
In memory of Frank Hudek
Ms. Charlotte Huetger
William T. Johnston ’73
In memory of Family & Friends
Leonard T. Kaminski ’61
In memory of Ronald Pezak ’59
Ms. Dorothy K. Keenan
Michael ’99, Brian ’03 & Tommy ’10 Kehl
Brothers
Ms. Margaret M. Kohlenberg
Joseph P. Krisciunas ’57
Edward G. Krystopowicz ’66
James P. Kuhn, Jr. ’57
In memory of Chris Kelly ‘57, Bill
Mahoney ‘57, Bill McShain ‘58, Fr.
Matthew McVey & Deceased Classmates
Matthew J. Liberatore ’68
Deacon Charles R. Lindsay ’65
In memory of Thomas Bevan
Lorber Plumbing Supply, Inc.
In memory of Matthew J. Dillon Jr.
Joseph P. Lydon ’61
Mrs. Mary Anne Manigrassi
In honor of Thomas M. Smyth ’71, on his
60th Birthday
Bernard J. Mack, Jr. ’62
of ’62
Robert F. Marsteller ’61
Salvatore L. Marzulli ’76
In memory of Joe Cella
James L. McCartney ’63
of ’63
William L. McGarvey ’59
John P. McGinley ’64
James D. McGinley
In memory of Michael “Matt” Dillion, Jr.
James F. McKee ’57
Richard J. Miller ’76
Edward T. Moody ’61
In memory of William & Louise Moody
(Parents)
Daniel P. Murphy ’66
In memory of George Townsend ’66
Daniel P. Murphy ’66
In memory of John “Cub” Lyons ‘66
John Joseph O’Brien ’62
Andrew J. Pakstis ’67
Charles Pellegrini, Jr. ’63
In memory of Vincent Pellegrini ‘78
William C. Pinkstone ’57
In memory of Ed Lafferty ‘60
Joseph A. Pizzo, Jr. ’62
In memory of Chick Webb & Bill Delany
Proceeds of the 2013 Golf Outing
Proceeds of the 2013 Car Show
Charles E. Quaste’, Sr. ’60
In memory of All Vietnam Vets
Robert H. Reinhart ’68
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Rueter
In memory of Michael “Matt” Dillon
Robert C. Robinson, III ’78
Manuel Michael Sabato ’60
Raymond F. Schwegel ’59
In memory of George Bronkovic ‘59
John Shanley ’68
Thomas P. Smith ’68
In memory of Mike O’Dare ’64
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Stocklin
Justin C. Sweeney ’66
In memory of Needy
Ms. Lisa M. Szcykalski
James A. Trainor ’10
John Usonis ’62
Mr. & Mrs. James Vanore
Joseph P. Walls ’73
In memory of Michael Muller Class of ’73
Hugh J. Walsh ’59
In memory of Class of ’59
Martin Walsh ’71
In memory of Lieutenant Robert Neary ‘70
Brian A. Ward ’69
Mark Ward ’73
In memory of Class of 1973
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Wartman
Robert M. Williams ’58
In memory of Albert E. & Elizabeth M.
Williams
DIGNAM FUND
Al M. DeCarlo ‘61
Francis J. Flicker ‘68
Matthew Flicker ‘83
Roy J. Gibson ‘63
In memory of Soupy
Patrick J. Hannigan ‘75
Rainbor Invitational Golf Outing
In memory of Mark Dignam ‘78
Joseph R. Tittermary ‘60
In memory of Jason
GENERAL FUND
Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Anderlonis ’62
Anthony C. Baker ’78
Gerald J. Dieckhaus ’58
Michael W. Donahue ’77
Joseph M. Downs ’62
In memory of Charles Ruddy ’62
James Emory ’62
James J. Fagan, Jr. ’70
Anthony Ferraro ’12
Stephen E. George ’71
Thomas J. Goehl ’60
David G. Gouck ’84
In memory of Milton C. Batley
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Hagerty
In memory of Mary E. Hagerty Nicoletti
James M. Hanlon ’57
Patrick J. Hannigan ’75
John R. Jones ’78
Francis P. Knebel, Jr. ’59
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. F. Knebel
Gregory R. LeCerff ’66
George Lepping ’62
Edward S. Martin ’61
In memory of All Former Marines Who Died
for Their Country
Christopher Matase ’12
Christian M. McKeown ’11
Richard P. Micklos ’67
Dennis J. Morgan ’62
In memory of Richard Weldon ‘94
Mrs. Anne (Discepola) Mueller, CD ‘63
In memory of John G. Mueller ‘60
Ronald R. Neumer ’60
James T. Nulty, Jr. ’59
John M. Pahutski ’57
In memory of the Class of ’57
Edward A. Peters, Jr. ’82
Michael B. Roche ’62
Stephen F. Roedell ’75
Michael F. Ryan ’75
Michael J. Singer ’82
Daniel J. Sullivan ’68
Walter M. Teesdale ’65
James A. Trainor ’10
Martin Walsh ’71
Paul M. Wisniewski ’59
John S. Zaborowski ’62
LIPINSKI FUND
Richard R. Brown ‘68
Michael Dooner ‘66
William J. Foley III ‘91
In memory of John Austin ‘91
Robert F. Gwiazdowski ‘72
In memory of my friend Michael
Thomas E. Nowakowski ‘59
In memory of Sylvester Zazula ‘59, Ronald
Pezak ‘59 & Frank Polsenberg ‘59
VIETNAM MEMORIAL FUND
Joseph F. Altimari, Jr. ‘67
In memory of Our 27
Ronald J. Baranowski ‘63
In memory of The 27
John W. Borland ‘64
In memory of Marie & Peter Tyler, Sr.
Gary V. Boyd ‘67 Kevin Branigan ’10 Charles F. Calvanese ‘62 Paul Christian ’60
In memory of All Vets
Ronald M. Ciuffetelli ‘63
In memory of Michael M. Brophy ‘66
Ronald M. Ciuffetelli ‘65
In memory of Michael M. Brophy ‘66
William Joseph Clark, Sr. ‘65
In memory of John Bense
John F. Cleary ‘61
Andrew N. Drobonick 1985
In memory of Wayne Kirwin ‘58
Francis X. Dufner ’64
In memory of Our 27 “Lest We Forget”
Brian Edwards ’98
Edward J. Edwards ‘66
J. Ted Gallagher ‘63 John J. Gallen, Jr. ‘62
In memory of Michael Kilderry
Anthony J. Gatti, Sr. ‘64
In memory of Clem Grassi ’64
Roy J. Gibson ’63
In memory of Steve Miller & Jack Bense
Louis Guarrieri ’71 Patrick J. Hannigan ’75 William J. Heeney ’76
In memory of Vincent F. Heeney
John Kellett ‘58
In memory of Deceased Members of
Class of ‘58
James J. Kirlin, Jr. ‘65 Wayne N. Kirwin ’82
In memory of Wayne J. Kirwin ‘58
Peter A. Kruvczuk ’66
In memory of Cpl. John M. Lyons ‘Cub’ ’66
Ralph Maiolino ’61 William F. McElhaugh ’59 Raymond Minger ‘58
In memory of Mom & Dad
Martin J Overline ’78
In memory of All Father Judge Veterans
William J. Palma ’71
In memory of Frank Palma
Rev. Edward L. Rauch, OSFS
Robert Repash ’60 James R. Scheiblein ‘65
In memory of John Scheiblein ‘66
David J. Siegfried ‘58
In memory of James ‘Little Jim’
Bodner ‘58
Thomas M. Smyth, CPA ’71
In memory of Our “27”
Michael Starsinic ‘65 Joseph D. Steinhauser ’57 William B. Wiegand ‘65
In memory of All Who Served
John G. Wiest ‘67
In memory of Ann Wiest
Robert M. Williams ‘58
In memory of Albert E. &
Elizabeth M. Williams
Sean Patrick Wojtiw ’12
In memory of Fallen 27
“THE FRIENDS”...
Established in May 2002, the Friends of Father Judge High School, Inc. is a Pennsylvania nonprofit
corporation with Officers and Directors who fundraise on behalf of Father judge High School. The corporation is registered with the Internal Revenue Service under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue
Code of 1986. All funds raised by the corporation are managed and securely designated for use at the
school - NOWHERE ELSE. Since its formation “The Friends” has raised funds necessary to make improvements to the school campus, and to fund the academic programs that complement the traditional
curriculum. “The Friends” endeavor to fulfill the operational requests of the the school President and
Administration, and rely on the President’s Advisory Board for careful evaluations and recommendations for action. “The Friends” proudly identify the following achievements in support of Father Judge
High School:
2014 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $50,000
Grand Opening of our new state-of-the art STEM
Center
Addition of Construction Technology curriculum and
workshop
2011-2014 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $100,000
Technology Renovations throughout the School
Library Computer Lab
Restoration of Student Lockers, Fox Gym locker
rooms, and renovations to cafeteria
Fr. Brisson Center for Academic Excellence ($100,000)
Annual funding of this Resource Center ($300,000)
2012 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $2,650,000
Construction of new state-of-the-art Ball Fields on the
Ramp Playground Field Complex
Purchase two Shuttle Vans for activities and athletics
New Bleachers & Lighting package in the Fox Gym
2004 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $2,775,000
William F. Mitchell Student Activity Center and
McGonigal Fitness & Weight Room
Addition of wrestling to athletics and construction of
a new Wrestling Training Room
CAPITAL INVESTMENT OF $6.5 MILLION
TUITION ASSISTANCE OF $3.5 MILLION
TOTAL INVESTMENT OF $10 MILLION
Dear Alumni and Friends,
I am proud and most honored to be Chairman of our great school!! Father Judge has the best Advisory
Board that I have ever been associated with. Quite frankly, this Board is the elite of the Archdiocese, and
definitely gets high marks throughout the Philadelphia region. 2013 was a great year for Father Judge. In
my dual roles as Chairman of the Advisory Board for the school, and Friends of Father Judge High School,
Inc., I work with a phenomenal group of dedicated men, alumni, and friends to make sure that two critical
components are in place:
There has to be a plan. One does not stumble upon success, rather one follows a map, and the culmination
of the journey is the Tradition of Success our great School is known around the region for. It is my job to
make sure we are planning for the future. For 60 years, Judge has educated young men in the image and
likeness of our patron, St. Francis deSales, and it’s my job to make sure it continues on for decades to come.
We need the resources to make the plan a reality and that is where the Board and the Friends of Father Judge
High School, Inc. delivers. Since its formation in 2001, the Friends and School Benefactors have invested
over $10 million dollars into campus improvements, professional development, technology upgrades, and
support staff. Dollars raised by the Friends are managed by the Friends with its singular mission being the
continuous support of Father Judge High School.
My mantra as chairman has been If we can dream it, then we can do it and we have. No other school has
done what we have. No other school has the sense of pride, dedication, and determination we have. As we
progress in 2014, I assure you that we have even bigger plans on the horizon. I hope we can count on your
continued support. Here’s to our Crusaders, forever!!
Bill St. Clair ’75
Chairman
2013 Report 31
PRESIDENT’S
CHALLENGE CUP
October 8, 2012
$108,450
The sixth Annual President’s Cup was a
tournament of corporate leaders, business owners, union officials, administrators of local colleges, universities and
other regional non-profits. Players received multiple gifts at registration. Before
the round players were treated to a luncheon on the veranda overlooking the 18th
hole and practice green while enjoying the
sounds of the Judge Jazz Band.
Following opening remarks and a quick
prayer from Fr. Campellone, players hit
the links for what was a beautiful day of
golf. After 18 pristine holes, the foursome
of Tim Shortall ’77, Bimmie Bartley, Bob
Rinier and Jeff Peltier, from International
Game Technology (IGT), were the victors.
Following the round of golf, players were
treated to dinner, dessert and cocktails
while they listened to remarks from event
Chair Charlie Seravalli ’66. Following dinner, contest awards and Box Pool Prizes
were given out to the winners. Fr. Campellone wrapped up the evening with a passionate speech about the importance of
the event, and how the funds generated
help him and the Friends of Father Judge
High School achieve their goals.
Funds raised at this event went towards
a state-of-the-art STEM Center (Science,
Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) which opened January 2014. Thanks
to all those who made this day a great
success.
TITLE SPONSOR
Thomas B. Fenerty ’66
Navmar Applied Sciences Corporation
PLATINUM SPONSOR
William F. Mitchell ’59
GOLD SPONSORS
DeSales University
Francis J. McGarvey ’77
The McGarvey Family
Thomas F. McGowan ’70
Seravalli, Inc.
SILVER SPONSORS
James Petruzzi,
Capital Cleaning Contractors
Michael J. McCloskey ’79,
Chartwell Investments
Daniel K. Fitzpatrick ’81
Citizens Bank
William R. Sautter ’63
Elliott-Lewis Corporation
John E. Krol ’73
Legacy Advisors
Daniel D. McCaffery, Esq. ’82
Omni Sales, Inc.
Anthony D. Ricci, Jr. ’73
Parx Casino
William P. St. Clair ’75
Gerald J. McCaffrey ’76
Thermal Solutions Contracting Inc.
FOURSOMES
James Petruzzi
Michael J. McCloskey ’79
Citizens Bank
Kevin C. Clothier ’86
Crown Holdings, Inc.
DeSales University
Joseph T. Ashdale ’74
District Council 21
John F. Dolan
Drexel University School of Engineering
Environmental Tectonics Corporation (2)
Sean Flynn
Flynn & O’Hara
H. Richard Haverstick ’70
Edward M. Pokrywka ‘72
Heritage Insurance Services, Inc.
Russell Wagner
Holy Redeemer Health Systems
Timothy J. Shortall ‘77
International Gaming Technology (IGT)
Br. Michael J. McGinniss, FSC
LaSalle University
John E. Krol ’73
Legacy Advisors
The McGarvey Family
Navmar Applied Sciences
Corporation (2)
Omni Sales, Inc.
Parx Casino
Seravalli, Inc.
COCKTAIL RECEPTION SPONSOR
Carr & Duff, Inc.
LUNCH SPONSORS
Louis Guarrieri, Jr. ’71
Cooke Publishing Company
C. Kevin Gillespie, S.J., Ph.D.
St. Joseph University
BEVERAGE CART SPONSOR
Martin E. Judge, Jr.
The Judge Group, Inc.
GOLF TOWEL SPONSOR
Charles Seravalli ’66
Perkins Restaurant
SINGLE GOLFERS
Damon Danko ’81
Alex Epstein
A-Best Vending
Joseph Kerrigan ‘71
Joseph Kerrigan, Jr.
LONGEST DISTANCE SPONSORS
Charles E. Boland, Jr. ’62
AMERICA’S City & Suburban Realtors
Thomas J. McCarthy ’63
TJM Electronics Associates
CLOSEST TO THE PIN SPONSORS
John M. Cleary ‘62
Clearco Products Co., Inc.
Joseph Ems Insurance Agency Inc.
FLAG SPONSORS
Charles E. Boland, Jr. ’62
AMERICA’S City & Suburban Realtors
Charles F. Calvanese ‘62
CFC Enterprises, Inc.
John Conroy, Jr. ’79
Conroy Caterers, Inc.
DeSales University
Joseph T. Ashdale ’74
District Council 21
Kyle M. Shanahan ‘88
Eastern Revenue, Inc.
Edward M. Pokrywka ‘72
Heritage Insurance Services, Inc.
Sr. Francesca Onley, CSFN
Holy Family University
Charles Huckel ’66 & James C.
McDonald ’64
Huck ‘N’ Duck Golf Classic
James J. Anderson ’68
James J. Anderson Construction Co., Inc.
Michael E. Kunz ‘61
Edward G. Lloyd ’73
Lloyd Sixsmith Sporting Goods
Mark C. McCafferty ’90
James A. McCafferty Funeral Home
The McGarvey Family
Vincent J. Morrison, Esq. ‘69
Navmar Applied Sciences Corporation
Donald C. Jones ’97
Paddy Whacks Irish Sports Pub
Roofers Local 30
Seravalli, Inc.
Frank J. Shields ‘65
John J. Shimp , CFP®, CRPC®, CFS®
Shimp, Townsley & Associates
Donald C. Jones ’97
Toodles Creative Media, LLC
Matthew J. Topley ’88
Louis R. Visconto ’72
Visconto Funeral Home
Gregory M. Wolanin ’70
Wolanin Companies Ltd. (2)
HOLE SPONSORS
Alex Epstein
A-Best Vending
J. Kevin O’Neill ’59
Allstate Insurance
Michael Gallagher
Bank of America
Gerard J. Burns ’68
Burns Funeral Home, Inc.
Herbert Roth
Cameo Driving School
James Petruzzi
Michael J. McCloskey ’79
Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D.
Chestnut Hill College
Citizens Bank
DeSales University
Jack Bonner ‘75 & Bert Mahan ‘74
James J. Dougherty Funeral
Home, Inc.
Daniel F. Bianco ‘86
Dynamic Physical Therapy
FJ Alumni Association
In Memory of Our “27”
John F. Fluehr & Sons, Inc.
Thomas J. Fluehr ’64
Hollen Funeral Home
Francis R. Galante ’59
Galante Funeral Home
Kevin & Ann Kilkenny
In Memory of Our Parents
Dr. Robert L. Daniels ‘68
Lane Women’s Health Gr. PC
John E. Krol ’73
Legacy Advisors
Christopher Creelman ’86
MARC
The McGarvey Family
State Rep. Michael P. McGeehan ‘79
T.J. Fluehr
Mulligan Funeral Home
Navmar Applied Sciences Corp.
Dr. Rosalie M. Mirenda
Neumann University
Omni Sales, Inc.
Parx Casino
James J. Mergiotti, President/CEO
Peirce College
Seravalli, Inc.
Thomas M. Smyth, CPA ‘71
Philadelphia Federal Credit Union
George J. Pinel, CPA ‘77
Southeastern Home Health Services
Louis A. Iatarola, MAI ’60
Realty Appraisal Group Ltd.
Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP
Gavin P. Wolfe ’91
Three Monkeys Café
Gregory M. Wolanin ’70
Wolanin Companies Ltd. (2)
BOX POOL CHANCES
A TASTE OF
NORTHEAST PHILLY
October 6, 2012
$42,837
Each fall local shops, taverns, bars, pubs,
grills, and bakeries participate in this annual event providing samples of signature dishes on their menus. This is a great
way for local businesses to promote their
facility as well as network with other
local establishments.
More than 800 attendees were entertained
on this 10th anniversary event by The Exceptions. Special Thanks to title sponsor
Joe Ems - State Farm Insurance Company.
The event featured The Grey Lodge and
Hop Angel Brauhaus Beer Garden
Special Thanks to all those who helped
make this night a great success especially: Kevin Kilkenny, Charlie Huckel,
Cathy Jelencovich, Linda Vivino, Mike
Bannon, Jerry Kelly, The Fathers’ Association, The Mothers’ Association, Mrs.
Sheryl Perzel, Mrs. Marie Smith, Maintenance Staff, FJ Faculty, and Student
Council members.
EVENT SPONSOR
Joe Ems State Farm Insurance
FOOD SPONSORS
Paddy Whacks
Sweet Lucy’s
Dining Car
Reales
Maggies Waterfront Café
R.J. Caterers
Pasiano’s
Three Monkey Café
Chickies & Pete
Marinucci’s
Moessner Foods & Catering
Nick’s Roast Beef
Slice of Pizza Café
Grey Lodge/Hop Angel
Tony’s Place
DNH Caterers LLC
Philly Soft Pretzel Factory
Texas Roadhouse
Mayfair Bakery
Sweet Serenity Confections
Redz Bar & Grill
BEER SPONSORS
Fresh Works of Mayfair
JL Beer Box
Rauchut’s Tavern
Caspers
McGeehans
Outta Whack Jack
AOH
Love Brewing Company
Three Monkey Café
GIFT SPONSORS
Nicholl’s Seafood Restaurant
Stein Florist
Bredebbeck’ss Bakery/Ice Cream Palor
Shop Rite
C&C Photo
WAWA
Philmont Country Club
Limerick Golf Club
Middletown Country Club
Riversharks
Trenton Thunder
Philadelphia Wings
Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers Skate Zone
Gino’s Restaurant
SUPPORT AND VOLUNTEERS
Marie Smith
Muller Inc.
FJ Mother’s Association
Kevin KilKenny
Linda Vivino
Charles Huckel
Cathy Jelencovich
Chris Klos
Jim Berghaier
Jerry Kelly
Mike Bannnon
HUCK-N-DUCK
GOLF CLASSIC
April 29, 2013
$34,587
This year Huck-N-Duck kept the outing at
Philmont Country Club but Mother Nature
still managed to rain on their parade. She
forced the golf outing to be cancelled due
to rain until the following Monday, April
29, 2013 when over 160 golfers who
participated in the Huck-N-Duck were
greeted with sunshine and blue skies and
played a round of golf on both the North
& South Course of Philmont Country Club.
Each year the Office of Development &
Advancement led by the inseparable duo
of Charlie “Huck” Huckel & Jim “Duck”
McDonald put together this great event
to raise money for tuition assistance to
many of our deserving students.
GOLD SPONSOR
William Mitchell ‘59
Environmental Tectonics Co. (ETC)
SILVER SPONSOR
Pat McGonigal ‘81
RED & BLUE SPONSORS
Jack Bonner ‘75 & Bert Mahan ‘74
James J Dougherty Funeral Home
EPC Engineered Plastics
Lou Guarrieri ‘71
James Maloney ‘69
Jerry McCaffrey ‘76
Thermal Solutions Contracting, Inc.
St. Clair CPAs
Brian Tierney ‘78
Streamline Payroll
Robert Toner ‘80
Toner Development Corporation
COCKTAIL SPONSOR
Seravalli Foundation NA
PUTTING CONTEST SPONSOR
John Krol ‘73
Legacy Advisors
DUCK-E-DO SPONSORS (FLAG/TEE)
Ed Milillo
P&P Caterers
Jim Phelan ‘64
Bill Sautter ‘63 & Fran McDonald ‘65
Elliot-Lewis Corporation
FLAG SPONSORS
Al Altomari ‘77
Tom Marcinek ‘79
Lor-Mar Mechanical Servies
TEE SPONSORS
Jerry Burns ‘68
Burns Funeral Home, Inc.
Francis Cahill
Mike Campellone ‘88 & David Smith ‘99
Alex Epstein
A Best Vending and Coffee Service
Gearo’s
Glaziers Architectural Metal
I.U.P.A.T Distrcit Council 21
Jack Lacey ‘70
Macroni’s Restaurant
Jim Maley ‘75
Maley & Associates
Frank McAdams ‘57
Gavin Wolfe ‘91, Ed McDonald ‘87,
Mike McDonald
3 Monkeys Café
James “Duck” McDonald ‘64 & Charles
“Huck” Huckel ‘66
Francis McGarvey ‘77
Paddywhack’s
Herb Roth
Cameo Driving School, Inc.
Bill Streich ‘64
Holt Logistics Inc.
Lou Visconto ‘72
Visconto Funeral Home, Inc.
Ed Witkowski ‘74
Sprinkler Fitters Local 692
LUNCHEON CONTRIBUTORS
Lawrence J Davis ‘80
David Designs
Edward Krysropowicz ‘66
Frank McKelvey ‘71
Bill Sautter ‘63 & Fran McDonald ‘65
Elliot-Lewis Corporation
Tom Shortall ‘77
HALL OF FAME
INDUCTION
May 9, 2013
$48,860
DINNER SPONSOR
Thomas B. Fenerty ‘66
Navmar Applied Sciences Corp.
COCKTAIL RECEPTION SPONSOR
William F. Mitchell ‘59
PRINT/PROGRAM SPONSOR
Louis J. Guarrieri, Jr. ‘71
DESSERT SPONSORS
John E. Krol ‘73
Legacy Advisors, LLC
William R. Sautter ‘63
CENTERPIECE SPONSORS
William P. St. Clair ‘75
Michael A. Bertoline ‘86
Photographer
Joseph J. Volpe ‘87
Vie Banquet Hall
GIFTS IN HONOR
John Brennan
Katie Kirlin Fund
Roseann Kirlin
Robert Londer
Alan Maute
James Sullivan
GIFTS IN KIND
Photographer
Joseph J. Volpe ‘87
Venue Discount
MPK GOLF CLASSIC
FOUNDED BY KEN KUCOWSKI ‘79
$4,650
Each spring, Ken and Kate Kucowski with
the support of family and friends, host the
MPK Golf Classic with all of the proceeds
that are generated going towards a scholarship fund they have established to assist
St. Matthew’s students who elect to continue their Catholic education and attend
Father Judge and St. Hubert High Schools.
The MPK Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 in memory of Ken’s late
wife, Mary P. (Hinchey) Kucowski, (St. Hubert’s ’82) and has raised over $65,000.00
for future Crusaders & Bambies.
MAJOR SPONSORS WERE:
Kevin McClelland at Cutter and Buck
Grey Lodge
Hop Angel
EHS Technologies
Kucowski Family
Cantrell Family
Father Judge High School
Sam’s Club of Langhorne Pa
Torresdale Frankford CC Pro Shop
Willow Brook CC
QED
McKean Defense Group
Huntington Ingalls Industries
Gerry Gruden
Rick and Cindy Iavecchia
Swiacki Meats
Mortons, The Steakhouse of Center
City Philadelphia
Kim Kucowski
Walsh and Lublin Associates
Matt Driscoll
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VISION
FOR THE FUTURE
Unrestricted donations to “The Friends”
$90,598
Edward Bambino
BSI Construction
Charles Calvanese
Dr. Robert Daniels
Larry & Maria Davis
Joe Ems State Farm Insurance Agency
Michael Fagan
Robert Falese
Dan Fitzpatrick
Hennigar Foundation
John Hooten
Scott Keenan
Kilderry Scholarship Fund (see p. 15)
James Lynch
William Mandia
Kevin Malloy
Frank McGarvey
Thomas McGowan
John Mitchell
Ralph Olson
John Oyler Fund
John Parsons
Donald & Dawn Salmon
William Sautter
Seravalli, Inc.
Thomas Scollon
Joseph Volpe
BRISSON CENTER
$103,797
Established in 2008 a portion of the second floor serves as a resource for students with various learning challenges.
Teaching work habits and time management practices are first and foremost,
yet daily academic counseling and tutoring are included. With inspiration from
his mother, Regina McGowan, Thomas
F. McGowan ’70 and his wife Eileen have
endowed the Center with $350,000, in
memory of Timothy M. McGowan ’72.
NAMED SCHOLARSHIP
FUNDS
$50,455
ADDARIO SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Tony & Bonnie Addario
BEATTY FAMILY FUND
Amanda Beatty
KILDERRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Nadine Casper
Frank Filoon
Richard Findley
William Kilderry
Mary McKenna
N. Beth Rossi
Donna Sullivan
Ed & Marianne Sullivan
John Sullivan
LT. ROBERT NEARY FUND
Class of 1970
Norman Gunn
John Smink
EDWARD PETERS FUND
Joseph Affet, Jr.
AOH Division 4
Drumcliff Foundation
Daniel F. Gordon
East River Bank
Pat Gleeson
Karen King
Elizabeth Lawler
Anthony LaRosa
The Peters Family
James Reeves
Nancy Stewart
Brian Sullivan
Sean Tait
William Touey
Regina Whyte
LOCKER CAMPAIGN
$79,392
In Spring 2013, we launched an aggressive social media appeal using to generate buzz and dollars to renovate the
student lockers originally constructed in
1954. The goal was $60,000 in 60 days,
the result was $79,392 in 54 days!
LOCKER SPONSORS
Contributions of $500+
Alfred Altomari
Father Judge Alumni Association
FJ Mothers’ Association
Marco Arnone
Rev. Thomas R. Buckley ‘68
John Carroll
John Chismar
Jack Conroy
Patrick Cummings
Frank Dowd
Beth Dulin
Maureen Dwyer
Robert Farina
Thomas Fenerty
Seravalli Foundation
Gregory Hennigar Foundation
John J Gallagher
Louis Guarrieri
Hugh Hamill
Robert Kissell
Robert Knauss
John E. Krol
Kevin Malloy
Gary Mc Caffery ‘73
John McDonald
Frank McGarvey
Thomas McGowan
William Mitchell
Dennis Monahan
DeSales Chapter NHS,
Classes ‘13, ‘14, ‘15
Thomas Nowakowski
Justin Scanlon
James E. Serfass
Kyle Shanahan
William St. Clair
Timothy Sykes
Tim Walls
Tom Whalen
The Waninger Brothers
Colleen White
RENOVATION SUPPORTERS
Thomas Adamski
Tony Addario
Robert Alston
Donna Arnold
The Bambies at St. Hubert
Lisa Baeringer
Bentley Baker
Terri Bandura
Andrew Benish
Jim Berghaier
Marianne Bernauer
John Berner
Joel Bevenour
Thomas M. Bisciotti ‘74
Edwin Bogucki, MD
Charles Boland
John Bonner
Michael Boyce
Kevin Bradley
Patricia Breslin
Jason Budd
Robert Burns
Davina Bush
Joseph Camm
Edward Campbell
Fran Campellone
Gene Carboni
Dottie Carey
William Carolan
Michael Chase
Robert E. Cimorelli
Ralph Citino
James Corbley
Mayfair Advisory Council
Kevin Creedon
Christopher Creelman
Jessica Cressman
Dennis Cullen
Thomas Curran
Thomas Daley
Brendan Daly
Kathleen Davis
Larry Davis
Joseph DeFelice
Brian Delgross
Catherine Depasquale
Arthur Dettra
Robert Devlin
Jim Diasio
Robert Dillon
Rory DiSante
George Doerr
Maryann Donovan
Shane Dougherty
Laurence Drabyak
Frank Dunn
Gerard Dunn
Michele Fagan
James Fagan
Joseph Fanning
Anthony Fareno
Christine Fitzpatrick
Michael Foley
Francis R. Galante Funeral Home
Mary Gallagher
Paul Gallagher
Timothy Gallagher
Anthony Gatti
James Gaughan
Andrew Gavin
Jeff George
John Gibson
Michael Gibson ‘14
Mary Ginieczki
Dan Gormley
Linda Graham
John Grasso
Thomas Green
James P. Greene
Ray Greway
Steven Gribben
Stephen Guarrieri
Arthur Gutzler
Edward H. Hamilton
Daryl H. Hirschmann
John Halferty
Susan Hamilton
Charles Hanna
Joe Hannigan
John Harrington
Edward Harrington
Raymond Harrison
Colin Hartey
Matthew Hartey
Brendan Hartey
Louis Hayner
Daniel Healy
Deborah Henderson
Catherine Henkel
Sundae Hneleski
Don Hollingsworth
Dave Homsher
Joseph Hondros
Eileen Horvay
Russell Houseal
Charles Huckel
Michael Hughes
James Huston
Robert Jaskowiak
James Jones
J. Joseph Roman
John Kane
John Keen
Edward Kent
Patricia Kessler
Edith Kirk
Frank and Megan Klose
Thaddeus Konicki
Michael Kunz
Frederick W. Kurz
Patricia A. Kwisz
Martin L Ward
Dennis L. Sosna
Grgeory Labacz
Mike Lanciotti ‘78
Stephen Law
Greg Le Cerff
Maria Leszczyszyn
Brendan Lombardo
James Love
Robert M. Lutz ‘77
Maria Macerato
Brian Machinski
Joanne Marcucci
James McCarthy
Michael McCloskey
Joseph McDermott
Sandra McGee
John McGinnis
Francis McGlynn
Hugh McGuire
Michael McIlhinney
Bill McKeever
Ann Mckernan
Joe Meenan
Kenneth Michvech
Edward Molloy
Anthony J. Monico
Robert Montgomery
Paul Montini
Stephen Moore
William Moors
Alfred Morrone
Shawn Murphy
Patricia Ney
Lisa Nolan
Kathleen T. O’Donnell
Terence O’Reilly
Vincent Palagruto
John Papeika
Patricia Perrone
francis Pfeiffer
Mike Pilla
George Pinel
Francis Pinnelli
Joe Pittore
Andrew Polovoy
Joseph Polovoy
Nicholas Pomponio
Christian Posey
Chalie Pucker
Thomas Quinn
Michael R. Schoeniger
Stephen Rhoades
Christopher Roantree
John J. Roberts ‘62
Trish Rottloff
Brian Sacco
Richard Sasin
William Scanlon
Ed Schluth
Vincent Schneider
Jim Searl
Connor Patrick Sharp
Lenora Sheppard
Frank Shields
William Siegle
Michael Singer
Richard Slinkard
Gerri Smith
Paul Smyth
Wendy Stahler
Gina Steinberg
Nicholas Sullivan
Michell Sullivan-Sachs
Jim Sutliff
Justin Sweeney
Joan Tanghe
Michael and Lorie Tobin
Joseph Tobin
Michael Tobin
James Tomlinson
Steve Toroni
Mike Ulrich
Kenneth Ulrich
Marty Walsh
Charles Ward
Paddy Whacks
Joseph Whalen
Kyle Wherrity
Lucy Wilent
Joseph Wisniewski
Beth Wood
Edward Yogmas
Bill Zitter
Jack Zoblin
Frank Zornick, Jr
Joseph Zysk
GIFTS-IN-KIND
AM Truck and Auto Repair, Inc.
AOH Division 39
Bertoline Photography
Casper’s Place
Cescaphe
Chickie’s & Pete’s Café
Daniel Cistone ‘64
Citizens Bank
Councilwoman Joan Krajewski
St. Clair CPA Solutions Inc.
De Sales University
District Council 21
DMR Construction
Drexel University
Fluke’s Irish Pub
Fox & Associates Law Firm
FOX 29
Fresh Works of Mayfair
Glaziers Local 252
GNPCC (Pat Hannigan ‘75)
Holmesburg Bakery
Holy Family University
IBEW Local 98
Jeans Pizza
Robert Kelly ’71 Locksmith
Kevin Kilkenny ‘70
Ed Kisselback ‘67
Chris Klos ‘97
Lapsley Printing, Inc.
Leneghan’s Crusader Inn
Leneghan’s Irish Pub
Lipkins Bakery
Macaroni’s Restaurant
Maggie’s Waterfront Café
Marinucci’s Deli
Mc Geehan’s Bar
Moessner Foods & Catering
Muller Distributing Inc.
NBC 10
Nicholl’s Seafood
Nick’s Roast Beef
O’Donnell & Naccarato, Inc.
Out Of Whack Jack’s Bar
Paddy Whack’s Irish Pub
Park Lane Jewels
Pasiano’s
Philly Soft Pretzel Factory
Rauchut Family
Rauchut’s Tavern
Reale’s Sports Bar
Shields Business Solutions, Inc.
RE/MAX City & Suburban
Servavalli, Inc.
StateFarm
State Representive
Michael McGeehan ‘79
Sweet Lucy’s Smokehouse
TD Bank
The Dining Car
The Grey Lodge Pub & Hop Angel
Brauhaus
Three Monkey’s Café
Tony’s Place
TFCC Golf Pro Mike Sulpizio
Torresdale Florist
Torresdale-Frankford Country Club
Uno Chicago Grill
Wit or Without
BEHIND THE WALLS
Rome wasn’t built in a day because Judge Guys
weren’t around yet to do it! – BPK
ampus improvements completed in the summer
of 2013 were impressive and aggressive examples of the skills, determination, and teamwork
of the Building Committee and Alumni Association. Cochaired by Joseph Ashdale ‘74 and Seamus Boyle ‘61. The
Building Committee has continuously worked to improve the infrastructure and curb appeal of the school.
In a span of ten weeks last summer, June 17 to August 23,
countless tradesmen and volunteers completed the following: painting the stairways, hallways, locker rooms,
and student lockers; installing new ceilings and lighting
in the cafeteria; construction of a new Crusader Shop;
construction of a new Admissions Office; renovation for
a new Advancement meeting office; and the customary
cleaning and preparation for the new school year.
Special thanks to...
PROJECT SUPPORT
Building Committee Co-Chairs:
Joseph Ashdale & Seamus Boyle
Special Recognition to:
BSI Construction
John Parsons
Charles Calvanese
District Council 21-Glaziers,
Painters, & Allied Trades
Local Union 252
Local Union 1955
Local Union 2011
Carpenters Local 122
Carpenters Local 1856
AOH DIV 39
Ceilings Incorporated
Schnoll Painting
PAINTERS
Dominic Gaeta, Jack Altieri
Bob Cross, Marty McNulty
Tom Boetefuer,
Fran McLaughlin
Joe Pilawsky, Bernie Snyder
Frank Watton, Gary Forte
GLAZIERS
Joe Valecce, Dan Boetefuer
Len Dopkin, Gene Miller,
Dave Coyle, Carlos Belevan,
Marc Daly, Mark McDonald,
Joe McGee, Matt Fox
CARPENTERS & HELPERS
Bill Kresz, Jason Berghaier,
Tom Clerkin, John Cleary,
Butch Crooker, Kevin Clark,
Sean Murphy, Sean McPeak,
Mike Campbell, Erick Silonock,
Kevin Lemly, Mike Boyle,
Thomas Boyle, Noel
McGuinness, Pat McGuinness,
Bob Burns, Ray Corkery,
Kevin Sammin, Art McLaughlin,
John Reiber, Tony Nahill, Jerry
Coughlin, Franny Remenar,
Tim Costello, Jim Laughlin,
Pat O’Connor, Brian Arnott,
Aiden McGuckin, Jude Fanning,
Ed Dougherty, Kevin Kilkenny,
Ed Costello, John Lappe,
Ed Campbell, Jerry Murphy
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Non-Profit Org.
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OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT & ALUMNI AFFAIRS
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Night at the Races / Monte Carlo Night
Saturday, April 19, 2008
8:00 PM in The Mitchell Center
Horse Races – 3 Card Poker – other games of chance
Horses are $10 apiece – winner is paid $50
$10.00 admission includes food and beer
upcoming events
For Alumni & Friends
HUCK ‘N’ DUCK ALUMNI CRUSADER GOLF CLASSIC
Monday, April 28, 2014
HALL OF FAME HONOR DINNER
Thursday, May 1, 2014
ALUMNI “STAG” NIGHT
Friday, May 16, 2014
CLASS OF 1959 - 55TH REUNION
Saturday, September 20, 2014
PRESIDENT’S CHALLENGE CUP GOLF OUTING
Monday, September 29, 2014
CLASS OF 1964 - 50TH REUNION
Sunday, October 5, 2014
ALUMNI BASEBALL GAME • TASTE OF NE PHILLY
Saturday, October 11, 2014
ALUMNI TURKEYFEST
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
THIRD ANNUAL CRUSADER HOMECOMING • 5K RUN
Fall 2014, more information to come
For more information on events please visit our website at www.fatherjudge.com
The Mission
Statement
As presented to all students,
parents and alumni
Father Judge High School provides a climate
of academic excellence within a safe environment that respects the diversity of each student. Rooted in the spirituality of Saint Francis
de Sales, we educate the whole young man
spiritually, intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially in the Catholic tradition.
We gratefully acknowledge your donations
during the past year. Donations made after
June 30, 2013 to the Crusader Campaign
and to “The Friends” will be included in next
year’s report. Donations to the Alumni Association after December 31, 2013 will be
included in next year’s report. We sincerely
regret any errors or omissions in this publication. Please contact the Advancement
Office at extension 1170 to report any corrections. Thank you.

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