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Paul VI High School welcomes the class of 2016
and would like to thank each grammar school for preparing
their students for the next four years of high school.
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At Paul VI High School, the Freshman
Welcome Page is a proud Eagle tradition.
If you’d like to see your name on the Welcome
Page next year, we invite you to visit to Paul VI.
Call for your copy today - 856-338-0966
Below are some of the dates, events and
deadlines you won’t want to miss!
Tours & Touchdowns
Holy Name School
Sacred Heart School
Saint Anthony of Padua School
Saint Cecilia School
Saint Joseph Pro-Cathedral School
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Friday, September 28, 2012 6 PM
Friday, October 26, 2012 6 PM
Take a student-guided tour of our beautiful facility,
and stay for a Friday night football game. For details,
please visit our website at ww.pvihs.org/Admissions.
Fall Shadow Days Reservations Required!
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Experience a day in the life of a Paul VI Eagle!
Please call Mrs. Stewart in the Admissions Office,
(856) 858-4900 ext.336 to reserve one of our fall dates.
Placement/Scholarship Test
Saturday November 10, 2012
Saturday November 17, 2012
at Paul VI High School. Please email
[email protected] to register for the test.
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Thursday, November 15, 2012, 6:30 to 9:00 PM
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We challenge our students to develop a strong sense of
self-discipline, integrity, leadership, and community service.
Brianna D’Ambrosio
Claire D’Ascenzo
Richard DaCruz
Lena Dandy
Allison Darley
Kendall Deeck
Italia DellaVecchio
Nicholas DelRocini
Holleigh DeVecchis
Christina Diamantis
Alexa Diano
Christina Diaz
Maxwell Dickens
Tyler Dickinson
Darrin DiLauro
Emily DiPadova
Christopher Doms
Stephen Donatis
Caitlin Donlin
Grace Donnelly
Kaitlyn Dougherty
Peter Dubinsky
Ryan Duphorn
Blake Ebo
Brandon Edmondson
Marc Elentrio
Danielle Elman
Matthew Ernharth
Nicholas Faichtyger
Andrew Farmer
Thomas Ferry
Alexis Fetuao
Kevin Fields
Natasha Filipov
Antonio Filippello
Emilia Fittipaldi
Virginia Foley
Anthony Ford
Tyler Foulke
Charis Fowler
Victoria Francesconi
Gabrielle Franciosa
Michael Frazier
Sydney Fredericks-Selby
Kyle Friedman
Thomas Froio
Meghan Gallagher
Molly Gallagher
Edward Gambone
Olivia Gargano
Rachael Genes
Fabio Gentile
Maria Gentile
Gabrielle Giacobbe
Maureen Gilkin
Marcella Giovannitti
Gabrielle Giumarello
Brian Gold
Sabrina Grandrimo
Dominic Griffo
JoAnn Griggel
Caitlin Gross
Christian Gross
Allison Growney
Natalie Guarracino
Courtney Hall
Nicholas Hallam
Michelle Hallman
Emily Hammerschmidt
Nicholas Hammerschmidt
Alexandra Hanna
Gina Harbinson
Mason Harris
Alexis Helsel
Adianna Hernandez
Abbie Hess
Rachel Hess
Ashley Hiester
Valerie Highley
Kayla Hirschfeld
Kayla Homan
Jeffrey Horner
Kyrsten Hubert
Lisa Jack
Jessica Jastrzebski
Haley Jones
Rachel Jones
Jessica Judd
Matthew Kapczynski
Annabella Ketschek
Elizabeth Kilpatrick
Heea Kim
Nathan King
Abigail Kowal
Shane Kubrak
Scott Kueny
Lauren Lamantia
Ana Lamberto
Madison Landy
Devon Latino
Sarah Lawler
Timothy Leonardo
Alyssa Lepone
Maria Livecchi
Andrea Locantore
Cameron Locantore
Nicholas LoCantore
Nina Lomanno
Joseph Lombardi
Julia Lombardi
Abigail Lord
Stacy Lubrent
Julia MacAulay
Janna MacPherson
Robert Madosky
Albert Steven Mancao
Matthew Marone
Nicole Martel-Stamer
Vincent Masse
Matthew McCahill
Kayla McCourt
Michael McDermott
Madeline McDonnell
Caitlyn McDonough
Bernadette McGowan
Lucy McGrew
Kylee McGuigan
Megan McHugh
Aidan Meagher
Tarik Melaku
Dean Menaldi
Lydia Merachnik
Brandon Mettinger
Victoria Milano
Deschaun Miller
Kaela Miller
Victoria Miller
Elena Mojalliu
Tyler Monahan
Cameron Moore
Donovan Moore
Lonnie Moore
Stefone Moore-Green
Charlsie Morgan
Allison Moriak
Stephen Morreale
Elizabeth Mosolovich
Liam Murphy
Nicholas Murphy
Justen Myles
Katherine Napolitano
Joeachin Obasi
Matthew Ogden
Austin Olson
Matthew Olson
Christiana Onimus
Ashley Pabon
Gemma Pace
Jihwan (Ji) Park
SeoHyun (Ester) Park
Dennis Paullin
Valerie Pelosi
Zachary Pergola
Mary Petrongolo
Zachary Piccone
Isabella Pineiro
Emily Pinsky
Gabrielle Popolo
Kathleen Porvaznik
Alyssa Power
Bryce Prozzillo
Erik Raiczyk
Lauren Rice
Ali Rivkind
Rachel Robb
Jessica Rogers
Calvin Rohan IV
Nicholas Rudi
Nikolas Russo
Joshua Rutkowski
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(856) 858-4900
[email protected]
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Application Deadline
Friday, January 4, 2013.
Applications received by this date will be notified
of our admissions decision by late January. Applications
are available on our website at
www.pvihs.org/Admissions/Application.
Lauren Abrams
Grace Adams
Natalie Alberto
Colin Aleszczyk
Charmaine Ali
Joel Allen
Madeline Almand
Nicholas Alvaro
Nicholas Antonucci
Joseph Aurite
Taylor Avery
Kyle Bakely
Shane Barr
Joseph Basile
Madeline Baum
Rachel Beckett
Victoria Beringer
Sean Betteridge
Felicia Bissiri
Michael Blocklinger
Mary Blumenstein
Brian Boligitz
Joseph Bosurgi
Daniel Boucot
Jared Broomell
Gabriella Brown
Tyler Buchanan
Mark Buckley
Patrick Buechele
Gina Burgos
Frank Cabrera
Deanna Cafaro
Francis Callahan
Gianna Campanelli
Christopher Campellone
Jenna Campisi
Lauren Canzanese
Jordon Carney
Brandon Carns
Megan Carty
Meghan Casey
Erin Castellano
Gianluca Catalini
Jonathan Cator
Anna Cavalieri
Rachel Cerveny
Gianna Cettei
Lauren Cherella
Karyn Chew
Alexander Christofides
Jeffrey Ciocco
Tiani Clemente
Briana Colleluori
Patrick Conway
Marissa Cook
Noah Corn
Briana Cortes
Harry Costello
Michael Cotton
Conor Curry
Kyle Ryan
Matthew Sammartino
Michael Santanello
John Santini
Gem Sapuay
Colin Savacool
Frank Scaramuzzo
Gabrielle Scaramuzzo
Jessica Schultz
Gabriel Schwankert
Jessica Sciamanna
Jordan Sciamanna
Mark Seiner
Cassandra Seklecki
Gavin Sentak
Jacqueline Shannon
Delanie Sharkey
Thomas Shields
Donnell Shuler
Nicholas Simpkins
Madeline Skultety
Michael Slivak
Kendal Smith
Sarah Spaar
Rebecca Springle
Alison Steinmiller
Jack Stewart
Timothy Stewart
Treven Still
Courtney Straub
Matthew Strickland
Samantha Striewski
Michael Swallow
Rahmel Swoope
Bethlehem Tadesse
Julia Taormina
Louis Testa
Michaela Urbach
Breck Urban
Marla Vacchiano
Nicole Valladares
Julian Velasco
Valorie Velasco
Julianna Verna
Jason Verrechio
Dominic Vesper
Erick Vicario
Isabel Visco
Julianna Walsh
Victoria Wdzieczkowski
James Weathers
Timothy Webb
Jessica Werbany
Cassandra Whalen
Nia Whitney
Emily Williamson
Jillian Wright
Samantha Zandanel
Zachary Zimmerman
Ambassador Christian Academy
Ann A. Mullen Middle School
Assumption School
Audubon Junior High School
Beck Middle School
Bell Oaks Middle School
Bunker Hill Middle School
C.W. Lewis Middle School
Chesnut Ridge Middle School
Christ the King Regional School
Clearview Middle School
Collingswood Middle School
Frances S. DeMasi School
Friends School Mullica Hill
Glassboro Intermediate School
Glenn Landing Middle School
Good Sheperd Regional Catholic School
Guardian Angels Regional School
Haddon Heights Junior High School
Haddonfield Friends School
Haddonfield Middle School
Harrington Middle School
Herma Simmons Elementary School
Howard M. Phifer Middle School
John Paul II Reional School
Kingsway Regional Middle School
Lindenwold Middle School
Logan Twp. Elementary School
Lumberton Middle School
Maple Shade Jr. High
Mary E. Volz Middle School
Monongahelia Middle School
Nehaunsey Middle School
Orchard Valley Middle School
Our Lady of Hope Regional School
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School
Raymond W. Kershaw School
Resurrection Catholic School
Riverton Middle School
Rohrer Middle School
Sacred Heart School
Samuel S. Yellin Middle School
St. Anthony of Padua School
St. Cecilia School
St. Joseph Elementary School-Hammonton
St. Joseph Pro- Cathedral
St. Margaret Regional School
St. Mary of the Lakes
St. Mary School-Williamstown
St. Michael the Archangel School
St. Peter School
St. Rose of Lima School
St. Stephen School
St. Teresa Regional School
The King’s Christian School
Voorhees Middle School
Westampton Middle School
William Allen Middle School
Williamstown Middle School
Winslow Township Middle School
901 Hopkins Road • Haddonfield, NJ
856.858.4900 • www.pvihs.org
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AUGUST 17, 2012
Powerpoint in Washington
The Student Leaders’ Von Nieda Park
Task Force prepare to give their
Powerpoint presentation, “Community
Organizing: You're Never Too Young,” at
the Department of Health and Human
Services’ Center for Faith Based and
Neighborhood Partnerships on July 13 in
Washington, D.C. While in Washington
the group was given a tour of the Capitol
and met with staff at the U.S. Institute of
Peace. Consisting of sixth, seventh and
eighth grade students from St. Anthony
of Padua School, Camden, the group
has been recognized on the city, county,
state and national levels for its work in
the community, primarily in working with
public officials to clean up Von Nieda
Park.
Scholarship to help science students
In honor of Merchantville native
Jonathan Page, who died at the age
of 32 alongside his wife in a
California car accident in September
2010, family and friends will host a
Beef and Beer fundraiser at the
Woodbine Swim Club, Pennsauken,
on Saturday, Aug. 25, 8 p.m.-midnight.
Proceeds from the event will benefit
the Jonathan Page Memorial
Scholarship Fund, which helps graduating seniors at Bishop Eustace
Preparatory School, Page’s alma
mater, pursue a degree in science.
Page earned a degree in physics from
Cornell University in 2000. He worked as
an engineer for Communications & Power
Industries, Inc. in Palo Alto, Calif., developing anti-missile systems for the Navy.
This year’s recipient is Joe Meloni
of Sewell, who will begin his pursuit
of a degree in engineering at Drexel
University in the fall.
For more information about the event
or to RSVP, contact Risa Page at
[email protected] or visit the
Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/JonathanPageMemorialScho
larship.
Admission to the event is a $25 donation. RSVP is required.
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Guardian Angels Regional School offers students
the opportunities to excel in all areas of learning.
Our core curriculum is based on traditional subjects
of learning approved by the Diocese of Camden.
We also offer subjects in Fine Arts, Computer
Science, Library Science, Physical Education and
World Languages.
We prepare of students for the next step in their
academic journey by creating an environment where
each child is encouraged to excel and is valued for
being themselves.
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AUGUST 17, 2012
Wildwood Catholic starts new year in good health
By T. S. Evans
On Jan. 5, 2010 Wildwood Catholic
High School received notice from the
Camden Diocese that it would be closing at the end of the school year. That
decision motivated community members, alumni and parents to take action,
and the efforts have been paying off.
Their fund raising efforts had that
decision reversed within months and
the school is now operating with surplus funds.
A year after the plan to close was
announced, enrollment was at an all
time low of 133. Enrollment increased
to 156 the following February.
This year the incoming freshman
class is expected to be over 40 students
— a small group but a significant
increase over the the 28 freshman last
September. Total enrollment is expected to be 163 students.
“I’m very happy that all the hard
work is paying off in enrollment and
financial help from the local community,” Father Joseph D. Wallace, president
of the school, said.
To get that boost in enrollment
Anthony Degatano, the Dean of
Academics, and Kevin Quinn,
advancement director, have been visiting local elementary schools to spread
the word.
Wildwood Catholic administrators
are proud of the turnaround, and eagerly point to the success of their students,
including the ample scholarship money
they earn.
The International Program will bring
12-15 students from Europe and Asia.
Quinn says they are a great boost both
culturally and academically to the student population. The foreign students
have a great command of the English
language and are excellent writers.
They also gain a lot from their
American counterparts.
Administrators say WCHS maintains
a high standard, offering college preparation courses that are interesting and
challenging. In addition to the advanced
placement program (AP), two courses
will now be offered from Seton Hall and
Kean University; that is, Real World
Technology from Seton Hall and
Environmental Sustainability from
Kean. WCHS is only one of three
schools in the state that is offering the
latter course. Both courses will be
accepted as transfer credits at any college.
Students can also participate in 10
athletic programs for girls and nine for
boys, plus forensics, drama, music, student council, numerous clubs and the
school newspaper and yearbook. The
Crusaders have won awards in various
competitions and these programs are
offered to the students in all four years.
Quinn said, “We are trying to help the
students to continue their education
with traditional academics plus life
skills. We are an alternative to public
education in southern New Jersey – a
tuition charging school – so we must
prove we are better. Adding 40 to 45
students may not look like much but we
have a lot to offer.”
Said Degatano, “We have encouraged
students to visit and shadow our stu-
dents for a day. The new innovative programs are getting the attention of the
community. The professional seminars
of law, medicine, research and writing,
coupled with the college courses from
Kean and Seton Hall, are reaping positive reactions.”
“As a school, we must realize that in
order to grow and maintain the interest
and loyalty of the community we must be
better than any neighboring public school.
In terms of tuition, we must be $7,000
better than any other school,” he said.
Summer Camp
Many
Catholic
schools
host
camps for children
during the summer
months. At left, a
girl works at the
computer graphics
camp at Sacred
Heart High School,
Vineland. For ages
12-17, it was held
July 16-19.
Photo by Alan M. Dumoff, ccdphotolibrary.smugmug.com
New principals at three schools
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“Posterus satus hodie”
While at the high school, she was the
Camden Diocese’s “Teacher of the
Year” in 2000, and a 2006 finalist for
New Jersey’s Non-Public School
Teacher of the Year.
Hartman is involved in various
church and community service organizations, and has mentored young
people in her role as a Catholic educator, youth minister and advisor in the
U.S. Congressional Award Medal program.
She has also served as adjunct professor at both Cumberland County
College
and
Montclair
State
University.
“I am grateful for the wonderful
opportunity to serve as principal of
Christ the King Regional School and
look forward to embracing the responsibilities as its educational leader for
many years to come,” Hartman said,
adding that “it will be a real blessing to
work with such a dedicated faculty and
staff and to partner with them and our
supportive caring parents in providing a
quality faith-infused education for each
and every child entrusted to our
Catholic school.”
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St. Michael the Archangel
Regional School
Clayton, NJ
Challenging Minds, Building Faith
Welcoming our 2012-2013 School Community
Pre-K 3&4 year old Programs
Full Day Kindergarten
K-8 Faith Based Program
Enhanced Middle School Electives
Before & After School Program
Summer Camp
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Elementary School Directory
Atco
Assumption School
Sister Helene Cooke, IHM
856-767-0569
Camden
St. Anthony of Padua
School
Dr. Mary Burke
856-966-6791
East Vineland
St. Mary Regional School
Mr. Steven Hogan
856-692-8537
Atlantic City
Our Lady Star of the Sea
Regional School
Sister Mary Shamus Zehrer,
RSM
609-345-0648
Camden
St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral
School
Ms. Frances Montgomery
856-964-4336
Galloway
Assumption Regional
Catholic School
Mrs. Mary Ellen Schurtz
609-652-7134
Berlin
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Regional School
Mr. Donato Monforto
856-767-1751
Cape May Court
House
Bishop McHugh Regional
School
Mrs. Laura Tomlin
609-624-1900
Blackwood
Our Lady of Hope
Regional School
Sister Paula Marie Randow,
OSF
856-227-4442
Camden
Holy Name School
Mrs. Patricia Quinter
856-365-7930
Camden
Sacred Heart School
Miss Janet Williams
856-963-1341
Mays Landing
St. Vincent de Paul
Regional School
Ms. Linda Pirolli
609-625-1565
Stratford
John Paul II Regional
School
Mrs. Helen Persing
856-783-3088
Merchantville
St. Peter School
Mrs. Antonia Taylor
856-665-5879
Vineland
Bishop Schad Regional
School
Dr. Patrice DeMartino
856-691-4490
Gibbstown
Guardian Angels Regional
School
Sister Jerilyn Einstein, FMIJ
856-423-9440 (Gibbstown)
856-4423-9401 (Paulsboro)
Pennsauken
St. Cecilia School
Sister Alicia Perna, SSJ
856-662-0149
Westville Grove
Holy Trinity Regional
School
Ms. Elsie Tedeski
856-848-6826
Cherry Hill
Resurrection Regional
Catholic School
Sister Lydia Etter, OSF
856-667-3034
Haddon Heights
St. Rose of Lima School
Ms. Denise Winterberger
856-546-6166
Pennsauken
St. Stephen Regional
School
Mrs. Patricia Higgins
856-662-5935
Wildwood
Cape Trinity Catholic
Regional School
Sister Sheila Murphy, SSJ
609-522-2704
Clayton
St. Michael the Archangel
Regional School
Miss Janice Bruni
856-881-0067
Haddonfield
Christ the King Regional
School
Mrs. Anne Hartman
856-429-2084
Runnemede
St. Teresa Regional School
Sister Patricia Scanlon, IHM
856-939-0333
Hammonton
St. Joseph Regional School
Sister Helen Sanchez, MPF
609-704-2400
Somers Point
St. Joseph Regional School
Mr. Theodore Pugliese
609-927-2228
Collingswood
Good Shepherd Regional
School
Mr. Donald Garecht
856-858-1562
Williamstown
St. Mary School
Mrs. Patricia Mancuso
856-629-6190
Woodbury Heights
St. Margaret Regional
School
Sister Michele DeGregorio,
FMIJ
856-845-5200
Secondary School Directory
Holy Spirit High
500 South New Road, Absecon, 08201
Rev. Perry Cherubini, President
Miss Susan Dennen, Principal
609-646 3000
Camden Catholic High
300 Cuthbert Boulevard, Cherry Hill, 08002-2999
Mr. Jeffrey Nick, President
Mrs. Heather Crisci, Principal
856-663 2247
Gloucester Catholic High
333 South Ridgeway Street, Gloucester, 08030
Mr. John T. Colman
856-456 4400
Paul VI High
901 Hopkins Road, Suite B, Haddonfield, 08033-3098
Mr. Michael Chambers, President
Sister Marianne McCann, MPF, Principal
856-858 4900
St. Joseph High
328 Vine Street, Hammonton, 08037
Mr. Nicholas Regina, President
Mrs. Lynn Domenico, Principal
609-561-8700
St. Augustine Prep
611 North Cedar Avenue, P.O. Box 279,
Richland, 08350
Rev. Donald F. Reilly, OSA, President
Rev. Francis Horn, OSA, Principal
856-697 2600
Our Lady of Mercy Academy
1001 Main Road, Newfield, 08344
Sister Grace Marie, D.M.
856-697 2008
Sacred Heart High
15 North East Ave., Vineland 08360
Msgr. John Burton, V.C., Rector
Dr. Albert Monillas, Head of School
856-691 4491
Bishop Eustace Prep
5552 Route 70, Pennsauken, 08109
Brother James Beamesderfer, SAC, Headmaster
Mr. Cyril Bleistine, Principal
856-662 2160
Wildwood Catholic High
1500 Central Ave.,
North Wildwood 08260
Rev. Joseph Wallace, President
Dr. Anthony Degatano,
Academic Dean
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