Winter 2015

MOORE
homecoming
then and now
The Magazine for alumni, parents, and friends of Bishop Moore Catholic High School
WINTER 2015
MOORE Magazine is published
yearly by the Bishop Moore
Catholic Advancement Office.
MARVIN SNYDER
EDITOR
GENEVIEVE FABLE
ART DIRECTOR
Address correspondence to:
Bishop Moore Catholic
Advancement Office
3901 Edgewater Drive
Orlando, FL 32804
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THOMAS DOYLE
PRESIDENT
ADVANCEMENT TEAM
MARVIN SNYDER
DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT
ANA M. CROWE
DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI & ANNUAL GIVING
AMANDA LIVERMORE
DIRECTOR OF MISSION EFFECTIVENESS
JEANY VASQUEZ
ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIATE/DATABASE
TONY MEHLICH
COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR
CAROLINA MARULANDA
ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
ADMINISTRATION TEAM
SCOTT BROGAN
PRINCIPAL
YVONNE TORO
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
MICHAEL MALATESTA
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
KRISTY COLLIGAN
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
JIM YARBROUGH
ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
DAVID MANCHON
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
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in this issue
I AM THE ONE
I like to throw people out of balance
I like to throw people out of care
I like to throw people in the darkness
I like to throw people everywhere;
It doesn’t matter what planet they land on
Nor what world they come to rule
The only thing that matters is
That they come to know they are utter fools.
To think that they can control me
To think that they can win I am the most dominant of all
The one who stands and has no kin.
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The one who bares no reflection in the mirror,
The one who seems least likely of all
But the one who’s borne the pain brought by
others now unknown.
The candidate that looks the weakest,
But the one that can secretly stand on their own,
The one who used to be stuck in Limbo.
That One, is the one that should have the right
to bear the thrown.
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4. Letter from President
5. Letter from Principal
6. Students in Service
8. Alumni Events
10.Athletics
16. The Legacy Gala
18. The Arts
21. Fund for BMC
22.Throwback
24. Fashion Show
25. Alumni Spotlight
26. Mission Trip 2014
28. Graduates of Legacy
30. Alumni News
33.Memorials
35. Upcoming Events
Nicole Z., Class of 2015,
as her poem “I Am the One”
has been accepted by the
Creative Communication poetry
contest to be published in their
collection A Celebration of Poets!
This is her second poem to be
published - a true testament to her
talent, drive, and dedication.
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ensuring the legacy
with endowments
THOMAS DOYLE
PRESIDENT
The Office of Advancement is proud to oversee a growing number of named
endowment funds that have been established to provide financial assistance in
perpetuity to students who wish to attend Bishop Moore Catholic High School. In
One of my responsibilities as
most instances, the individuals who established these funds outlined specific crite-
President of Bishop Moore Catholic
ria for disbursing the annual interest earnings on the funds. These funds have been
established by alumni, parents, and friends of Bishop Moore Catholic High School.
High School is to not only ensure a
faith-centered, world-class education for
today’s students but to do everything
we can to guarantee future Bishop
Moore Catholic students have the
same opportunities. One of the ways
this is being done is the creation of
If you are interested in establishing a named endowment fund or contributing to
an existing endowment, please contact Marvin Snyder, Director of Advancement,
(407) 293-7561 ext. 349 or e-mail at [email protected]
Ann Hefferin Memorial Endowment
Two memorial scholarships are awarded in loving memory of Ann Marie Hefferin,
a 2011 graduate of Bishop Moore Catholic High School. Ann died suddenly in her
freshman year of college at UCF. Endowed at $27,691.22, this annual scholarship
of two $1,000 awards is made possible through the generosity of family, friends,
and the Bishop Moore Catholic Community.
endowments. The endowments
that we have put in place this year
memorialize members of the Bishop
Moore family. Each endowment will
create a foundation upon which a
future student will have the opportunity
to become a member of this amazing
Kelly Reen Memorial Endowment
Two memorial scholarships are awarded in loving memory of Kelly Erin Reen, a
graduate of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Elementary School and a Sophomore
at Bishop Moore Catholic High School at the time of her passing (Class of 2010).
Endowed at $25,320, two $1,000 awards are given to a designated graduating senior
from Bishop Moore Catholic and an incoming freshman from St. Charles Borromeo.
Michael Scheve Memorial Endowment
Michael Lawrence Scheve graduated from Bishop Moore Catholic High School in
1998 and played on the ’94 -’97 basketball and ’94 -’98 golf teams. Michael then
Bishop Moore Catholic family. Please
attended the University of Florida for his undergraduate degree and then earned
join me in thanking the families who
his law degree from Mercer School of Law. In his memory, the Michael Scheve
have memorialized their children
contribution. Proceeds from the Hornet Scramble each year help to establish
through these endowments. Their
memory will be part of Bishop Moore
Catholic forever.
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Memorial Endowment was established in May 2014 with an initial $50,000
funding for this scholarship and will continue to help with funding for financial
assistance at Bishop Moore Catholic School and Morning Star Catholic School.
“the only constant
in life is change”
SCOTT BROGAN
PRINCIPAL
Acknowledgement of the
accuracy of this declaration
however does not always bring
one peace of mind when he or
she is in a perceived labyrinth of
uncertainly a.k.a. high school.
Through lasting
devotion to our
faith and with
unyielding
certainty...
we are and will
always be...
BISHOP
MOORE
CATHOLIC!
As a community formed by our
Catholic faith, Bishop Moore
Catholic is able to provide our
students of today with the same
assurance of our students of old.
That is, as reliable as change may
be, our strong identity of faith
remains perpetual through time.
Furthermore, it is our belief in
this true faith that gives us the
courage of our conviction in a
world that can be very confusing
and complicated to young and
old alike. It is through being a
person of true faith one achieves
great serenity as the journey of
life presents its inevitable twists
and turns.
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national merit scholars
Bishop Moore Catholic High
School would like to highlight
two of our students for their
National Merit semi-finalist
recognition. Congratulations to
Aidan and David for their
accomplishments.
The National
Merit Scholarship
Program is an
academic competition
for recognition and
scholarships that
began in 1955. High school
students enter the National
Merit Program by taking the
Preliminary SAT/National Merit
Scholarship Qualifying Test -
students
in service
Of the 1.5 million
entrants, some 50,000
with the highest
selection Index scores
(critical reading + math +
writing skills scores)
qualify for recognition
in the National Merit
Scholarship Program. In September,
these high scorers are notified
through their schools that they have
qualified as either a Commended
Student or Semifinalist.
virtus
Patrick S. celebrates Mass with his buddy. Students in the
Best Buddies Program have a special relationship with students
at Morning Star Catholic School. Sharing our campus allows
them to make lasting memories and friendships.
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a test which serves as an initial
screen of approximately 1.5
million entrants each year - and
by meeting published program
entry/participation requirements.
scientia
Peacock Project Sophomore John
Michael T. dedicated his Eagle Scout Project in
memory of his friend Elizabeth Buckley.
senior
sam,
son of Angie and Patrick Mahoney '86,
received a prestigious appointment to the United States Naval
Academy from U.S. Senator Bill Nelson (FL).
Sam’s words reflecting on this
monumental experience:
For as long as I can remember, I have had
an uncommon desire to serve in our nation’s
military. That desire has become stronger as I
have grown older. The one thing that makes
me happiest in this world is seeing the joy
on the faces of my family members, friends,
and peers every single day. I want to fight for
our country because I want all of them to be
able to enjoy the freedom they experience in
the U.S.A. This past summer I heard a quote
from a Naval Academy alumnus, Travis Manion,
who gave the ultimate sacrifice protecting
his comrades. When asked why he was going
back to fight, Travis answered, "If not me...
then who?" These five words capture exactly
why I want to serve. In the seventh grade,
I set my sights upon the United States Naval
Academy and I haven't looked back since.
Not a day has gone by in which I haven't
thought about this dream. The people I have
met at and through Bishop Moore over these
four years have proven to me that there is
something worth fighting for. I would not
be the person I am today if I had not grown
up in this wonderful environment. This
journey toward my goal over the past six
years has been a long one and I cannot be
more thankful for everyone who has helped
me and motivated me along the way. I am
extremely grateful to have received an
Offer of Appointment to the United States
Naval Academy. This, however, is only the
beginning. I look forward to the future and
cannot wait to start my next journey in life
with God by my side.
jefferson awards
for public service
BMC Sophomore, Daniel B. was awarded the 2014 Jefferson
Leadership Award by Mayor Teresa Jacobs. Daniel was also
recognized by Orange County Mayor Jacobs for being named the
Citizen of the Year in 2013. Congratulations Daniel, the Bishop Moore
Catholic community is proud of your accomplishments!
The Jefferson Awards Foundation was created as “the most
prestigious prize for public service in America.” The Jefferson
Awards are given at both national and local levels. The award
highlights ordinary people who do extraordinary things without
expectation of recognition.
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reunion weekend
Alumni classes of ‘74 and ‘84 gathered
to celebrate their milestone reunions
during Homecoming Weekend 2014.
Contact Ana Crowe, Director of Alumni
at 407-293-7561 ext. 261 to coordinate
your class reunion.
Class of 1984
alumni
office events
Mass under the Pines
Pre-game Alumni
gatherings for ‘74 & ‘84
Grandparents
Celebration
The 17th Annual Grandparents Celebration took place on
Monday, September 8th in the gymnasium. Over 830
grandparents and students shared a beautiful morning together
participating in a prayer service with Bishop John Noonan,
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a delicious brunch which included opportunities for photographs,
and tours of campus. An attendee stated, “This is such a beautiful
tradition, to see the generations coming together in prayer is so
moving and such an integral part of our faith.”
connor branham ’10
Connor majored in economics at Villanova before stepping in to the classroom as a teacher this fall.
Connor Branham ’10 volunteers for The Haitian Project, Inc. through Villanova’s
Louverture Cleary School. He taught Intro to Economics at a Catholic, co-educational
boarding school in Haiti. The school educates and nurtures academically talented
and motivated students from Haitian families who cannot afford the cost of
their children’s education in order to maximize their potential and enable
them to work toward building a Haiti where justice and peace thrive.
alumni
spotlight
“The field trip to Café Selecto was a huge
success because it allowed the students to
see the real world application of economics
along with experiencing how a successful
Haitian business can be run. The students
asked challenging questions that created
interesting dialogue about production of
goods and services along with discussion
of strategies that could improve market
outcomes. The students used their knowledge
of supply and demand, inflation, elasticity
of markets, and the principles of economics
to figure out what made Café Selecto a
successful company. We were also able to
see the production process in action and the
efficiency that can take place.”
amy bradick klausner ’06
Amy Bradick Klausner ’06 is an alumni and current
teacher of English at BMC. “Having great teachers
in my life and feeling the need to have that same
effect on others gave me the inspiration to become
a teacher myself. Once I earned my Master’s degree,
it was time to enter the workforce. I called Ms.
Kane, then-principal at Bishop Moore, on the offchance that there would be an opening, and was
told I would be considered if anything opened up.
In my mind, working at Bishop Moore was always
an end-goal — something with which I could cap
off my successful career.”
“Being an alumnus is an important responsibility — serving as models for future
Hornets on their life paths. Being a teacher-alumnus is an even greater responsibilty.
Like many before me, I can only hope that I am able to have that successful career
I’ve always envisioned as a teacher — at Bishop Moore, my home.”
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ATHLETICS
The 2014-2015 school year brings
on many challenges for the athletic
battle of college park
department. Currently, Bishop
Moore Catholic has 28 varsity sports,
and over 45 teams. We are very
happy to welcome Jim Yarbrough
to our staff as an assistant athletic
The battle cry started at a pre-game
director. His responsibilities include
party at Dubsdread hosted by
professional development, coaching
United Legacy Bank. Then,
performance review, and facilities.
He joins Kristy Colligan, assistant
athletic director for eligibility,
rosters, transportation, and scheduling;
and Karen McGann Calhoun ’78,
assistant to the athletic office, who
handles all the administrative and
financial reporting. We currently
have 84 coaches, of which we are
hundreds of fans marched down
Edgewater Drive to watch the
Bishop Moore Catholic Hornets
take on the Edgewater Eagles on
September 12, 2014. With a
proud to say 30 are former Bishop
score of 24-7, the Hornets once
Moore Catholic athletes that have
again walked away with the
come back to coach in our programs.
At the beginning of each year, the
championship for the
athletic department meets with the
second year in a row.
head coaches to develop an identity
with which to develop our athletes.
The concepts of SPORTSMANSHIP,
COMMITMENT, and EXCELLENCE
are what the Bishop Moore Catholic
athletic department will strive for as
its identity.
football
and faith
Many parish priests from the
Diocese of Orlando regularly
come out to support the Hornets
at sporting events.
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Let’s Go Hornets!
trunk-or-treat
This year’s Homecoming game fell on Halloween. We couldn’t make the
little Hornets miss out on all that candy. Luckily, with help from the
Athletic Department, the trick-or-treaters were able to go from trunk-totrunk and fill their pumpkins with candy Hornet-style.
BMC spirit store
The all-new BMC spirit-wear store is chock-full of all the
spirit wear a Hornet needs to sport their black and gold.
Contact Karen McGann Calhoun’78 at:
[email protected] or (407) 293-7561, ext. 253
2014-2015 Winter Sports
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FALL
S P O RT S
Football:
Varsity football completed its season
with a record of 13-1 as district and region
champions. They lost to American Heritage
in the state semifinal 20-17 on a last
second field goal. The JV completed their
season with a 5-3 record while the 9th
grade team finished 4-4. Zander Z. was
named Defensive Player of the Year by
the Orlando Touchdown Club. Marcus W.
and CJ R. played in the Central Florida
All-Star game, while Alex T., Cody T.,
Phil B., Chris D., and Zach C. played in
the Orange County Senior Bowl game.
The Hornets are ranked 7th in the
Sentinel Super 16 poll.
Girls Volleyball
The varsity team completed
their season as regional runner-up
to eventual state champion PK
Yonge. Their final record was
21-9. The JV finished 14-8 while
the freshman finished 20-4. The
Lady Hornets finished 3rd in the
Swing for a Cure tournament.
Freshman Marlie M. was named
to the all-tournament team at the
Berkeley Premier tournament
in Tampa. Gray M. was named
All Central Florida 1st Team and
teammate, Marlie M. was named
All Central Florida Honorable
Mention. The Lady Hornets
finished the season ranked 2nd in
the Sentinel Super 6.
EARLY SIGNINGS
Gray M. - Yale University
Volleyball
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Olivia H. - Florida Tech
Volleyball
Zoah M. - CW Post /LIU
Lacrosse
Ryan T.- Providence
Swimming
Swimming
Boys/Girls Cross Country
sudden-death playoff. The
The boys finished 3-4 and
The boys finished 3rd in the
team competed in the state
the girls 4-3. The boys finished
district meet, and competed
tournament and finished 12th
4th in the district meet,
in the regional meet. The
in the state.
girls finished 3rd
at the district
Girl’s Golf
meet, 5th at the
The girls finished their
regional meet
season 3rd in the district,
to qualify for
but qualified for the regional
the state meet
tournament. They finished
where they
2nd in the region to qualify
finished 16th.
for the state meet for the first
During the
time as a team. They finished
season, the girls
11th at the state meet.
After the Fall 2014 sports
season’s conclusion,
Bishop Moore Catholic
ranks 1st in the FHSAA 4A
Academic Team standings.
Individual Team Standings:
Boys Bowling 4th
Girls Bowling 8th
Boys Cross Country 2A 10th
Girls Cross Country 2A 3rd
Football 5A 2nd
Boys Golf 2A 28th
Girls Golf 2A 8th
Boys Swimming 2A 3rd
Girls Swimming 2A 17th
Girls Volleyball 4A 5th
won the Hawk
while the girls finished 2nd.
Invitational and the Embry
Ryan T. won the individual
Riddle Invitational.
Girls Golf Coach
Luanne Cherney has
been elected to the
FHSAA Sport Advisory
Committee.
district championship in the
100 Breast. Emily O. in the
Boys/Girls Bowling
500 Free and Izzy S. in the
The boys finished their
100 Fly were also District
season with a 5-4 record
Champions. Izzy and Emily
and the girls were 4-5.
also won individual regional
championships. The Hornets
Boy’s Golf
had four state qualifiers
The boys team won the
Fernan A. (100 fly), Izzy S.
district championship
(100 fly & 100 back), Ryan
for the 1st time in school
T. (100 breast), and Emily O.
history. Davis H. was the
(500 free). Izzy S. and Ryan
individual district champion.
T. were named All Central
They tied for the
Florida Honorable Mention.
regional championship,
but finished 2nd in a
Isabelle S.- Univeristy of Tampa
Swimming
Erin L. - Quinnipiac
Softball
Chase P. - Florida Southern
Baseball
Pablo C. - High Point
Baseball
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SPRING
SPORTS
2014
Boys Lacrosse:
Girls Lacrosse:
Tennis:
Track:
The Varsity completed their
The varsity completed their season
The girls finished the season with
The girls finished the season as
season as district runner-up
with a record of 15-3, and as district
an 11-6 record and as the district
district runner-up and finished 4th
with a record of 13-5.
champions.
runner-up.
in the region. They had nine state
qualifiers. The girls won the Larry
The Junior Varsity had a
The junior varsity finished with a
The boys had a record of 14-4
Kelly Invite, finished 2nd in the Carl
record of 6-8.
perfect 13-0 season.
and finished the season as district
Friedland Invite, the Lake Minneola
champions and as the regional runner-up.
Meet, and the Wentworth Relays.
Claire F. was named first team All
The boys had state qualifiers at #1
American and she was also named
singles, Jack H. and #1 doubles with
The boys finished the season as
Orange County girls lacrosse player
Jack H. and Eugene M. The doubles
district runner-up and finished 12th
of the year. Claire also won the 2013-
finished 2nd in the state.
in the region. The boys won the
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Larry Kelly Invite and finished 2nd
Academic All Americans include
at Lake Minneola, the Wentworth
Claire F., Margaret B., Sarah J.,
Relays, and Trinity Prep.
Kathleen M., and Erin J.
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RE-CAP
Dance Team:
The dance team finished
6th at the NDA.
Baseball:
Softball:
Boys Volleyball:
Waterpolo:
The Varsity baseball team finished
The Varsity finished the season with
The varsity finished the season with a
The girls finished their season
their season with a record of 17-11
a record of 5-21.
record of 22-3 and as district cham-
with a record of 8-5.
and as district runner-up and region
runner-up.
The Junior Varsity finished at 10-10.
pions. The junior varsity finished
The Junior Varsity was 4-8.
17-1. Hornets named to the Orange
The boys finished 12-2 and
County all-star team include Alex U.,
as district runner-up.
Nicole P. and Erin L. were named to
Patrick H., Erik T., Tucker S., Beau G.,
the all district team.
and Ryan G.
Weightlifting:
The weightlifting team finished with
a record of 6-2. Ryan K. advanced to
State meet.
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PRESENTED BY
The Perreault Family
Charitable Fund
There is something special about Bishop
Moore Catholic that words fail to describe.
It’s a legacy of excellence; a courageous
missionary of our Catholic faith; a supportive
family. On November 22, 2014, almost 600
members of the Bishop Moore Catholic
family gathered for the inaugural Legacy
Gala celebration of all that is and the
cherished legacy of Catholic education.
The primary focus of the evening was to
honor three individuals who have made
a lasting impact on Catholic education in
Central Florida. “Catholic schools are more
than academic institutions. We are communities
which inspire by teaching God’s word,
living God’s message, and loving God’s
people,” said Principal Scott Brogan.
From the moment the community learned
the identity of our honorees, we began to
hear stories of how God has blessed Catholic
education in Central Florida through each
of them. Together we celebrated Alumnus
David Powers, Class of ’74, Sister Elizabeth
Marie Stoup, Founder of Morning Star
Catholic School, and Father Richard Walsh,
Pastor of St. Margaret Mary Catholic
Church and School.
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At the Gala, Dave Powers was surrounded
by friends who he referred to as “family”
whom he has known since his days as a student
at Bishop Moore Catholic. As a former
member of the Black and Gold Brigade,
our school band, Dave was beaming as
they marched in and played several songs,
ending with our Alma Mater.
How is Dave’s legacy continuing at
Bishop Moore Catholic?
Dave is a living example
as he serves on the
Catholic School Board
for the Diocese
of Orlando while
continuing to support
Bishop Moore Catholic
as well. He almost
single handedly reignited the Bishop
Moore vs. Edgewater rivalry two years ago
with the Battle of College Park. The Grow
Moore Miracles campaign, which Dave
chaired, provided the funds needed to
complete our impressive Athletic Stadium,
nine new science labs, and our TEAL labs.
Sister Elizabeth Marie Stoup smiled
brightly as she reflected on the flourishing
relationship between Bishop Moore Catholic
and Morning Star Catholic schools. She has
been a tireless advocate for children and
adults with intellectual and developmental
challenges, and she shared with us how
much our support has meant to these
efforts.
How is Sister Elizabeth’s Legacy
continuing at Bishop Moore Catholic?
Today, Morning Star Catholic School
students join us for liturgies, athletics, and
occasionally classes. When they come on
campus, our students are quick to run to
them with open arms. We are also deeply
involved in the Best Buddies program,
where our students
visit Morning Star
school to spend time
with the students
there. This relationship
is a great blessing to
Bishop Moore Catholic.
Finally, Father Richard Walsh, a treasured
member of the family was honored. Father
Walsh thanked everyone in attendance for
understanding the importance of Catholic
education. With tears in his eyes, he
dedicated the award
to his recently deceased
brother, who had
passed on such a
legacy of faith to
Father Walsh himself.
We hadn’t realized
how far the Bishop Moore family reached
until Father Walsh told the crowd that John
Moore, the Bishop after whom our school
was named, lived right down the street
from his family in Ireland!
Father Walsh’s legacy continues as the
families who he has helped to build a
foundation of faith join the Bishop Moore
Catholic community. They come to us well
prepared, academically and spiritually,
for the next stage of their lives. He is a
determined and strong voice for Catholic
education which continues to resonate
throughout the Diocese of Orlando.
Proceeds from the evening, totaling over
$140,000 benefited the Maureen J. Kane,
Guardian Angel Fund. Ana Crowe, our
Director of Alumni, shared a touching story
about a single mother who endured a long
and courageous battle with cancer while her
children attended Bishop Moore Catholic.
“I won’t be able to leave my children
much,” she told Ana, “but I will be able
to leave them a Catholic education, which
they will take with them forever.” This
fund has helped many families, such as
hers, by covering expenses during difficult
times, allowing the students to stay with
their Bishop Moore family.
We not only support our own families, but
Bishop Moore Catholic strives to provide
opportunities for our
students which go beyond
our campus borders.
“As missionaries, we are
called to not only recognize
the Christ dwelling
within, but to bring that
Christ to others,” said
Principal Scott Brogan.
With this reminder, he
introduced two Bishop
Moore Catholic Seniors
whose missionary
journeys have tied them
together both in Orlando
and in our sister diocese in the
Dominican Republic.
and caring people of La Cucarita. The
poverty of the community was shocking
to our mission students as they saw homes
no bigger than their bedrooms, teetering
on the sides of these mountains with no
electricity and no running water.
“Everywhere I looked, there were smiling
faces and people were constantly giving
what little they had,” explained Sam. His
faith grew tremendously on this journey,
and he implored those at the Gala to give to
the Fund-A-Cause, Mission Trips, to help
other students afford such a life-changing
opportunity.
The powerful stories of legacy and mission
shared that evening were accompanied by
joyful reunions as people reconnected after
many years. The smiles and laughter were
infectious as people shared memories of
their Hornet history.
The voices of our choir echoed throughout
the night in our hearts: Our spirit is undaunted,
Our hearts are ever bold, Oh Bishop Moore
we praise thee, and hail the BLACK AND
GOLD!
One student, Luis Jose (LJ),
attends Bishop Moore Catholic
on scholarship. He grew up in
the Dominican Republic and
learned in mission schools, built
by the Diocese of Orlando.
Over the years, LJ has become
a part of the family that we all
cherish. “The people of Bishop
Moore have made me feel like
a part of their community,
so it means a lot to me
that I can welcome them
to my community in La
Cucarita when they come
on mission trips,” he told
a captivated crowd.
Sam, a senior who has
been born and raised
in Winter Park, took a
leap of faith going on the
mission trip. This fear
quickly subsided once
Sam met the generous
It’s a legacy of
excellence;
a courageous
missionary of our
Catholic faith; a
supportive family.
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The Bishop Moore Theatre Company/
Edgewater High School Drama Troupe Co-Production!
We are so proud of our Theatre family a collection of vibrant students who are
actors, actresses, singers, dancers, and
designers among our student body making
creative waves within our community.
Students will be competing in the Annual
Shakespeare Monologue Competition on
February 23, 2015 in Winter Park. The
students will have the opportunity to
compete for an all-expense paid trip to
New York City for the National Shakespeare
Monologue Competition at Lincoln Center
where the winner will go on to London to
study at the infamous Globe Theater.
April 23rd & 24th at 7 pm.
April 25th at 2 pm & 7 pm
April 30th & May 1st at 7 pm
Edgewater High School Auditorium.
Adults $10, Students & HS Faculty $7.
Students also performed at the 2014 District
5 Thespian Festival in November which
will bring 8 individuals to the 2015 State
Thespian Festival/Competition in March
in Tampa. Last year, our students earned
two superior ratings and one excellent.
Additionally, our students collaborated with
New York Playwright Brian Hampton to
bmc arts
perform the 2014 One-Act Festival success
entitled Gossip.
In the classroom, Advanced Drama students
drama, band, fine arts
must write a script for Young Audiences or
Children’s Play, develop characters, apply
plot and story structure, allocate technical
positions, perform and produce the play for
a live audience in the community. They
have creative control from pre-production
to post-production of the artistic piece.
In 2015, students have been invited to
collaborate and perform with the local
College Park Neighborhood Arts & Theatre
Center events.
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3
1. Massyteria
2. Harvey
3. The 25th Annual Putnam County
Spelling Bee
2
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©2014 Kate Taramykin Photography
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4. A Midsummer Night’s Dream
bishop moore
black & gold
brigade
The Black and
Gold Brigade
is definitely the
pride of Hornet
spirit during the
football season.
In addition to
performances at
pre-game and halftime during the season,
the band competes
in various competitions.
For two years in-a-row, the
band has been crowned the
champions of the Regional 1A
University Classic Marching
Band competition. During the
holiday season, they can be
found performing alongside
the choir in the annual BMC
Christmas Concert.
For our partner schools, the
band travels to the St. Mary
Magdalen Community
Fest, Good Shepherd
Mardi Gras, St. James
Golf Tournament,
Notre Dame Alumni
Association Golf
Tournament, and
our very own
Hornet Scramble.
The highlight
of last season
was their
trip to New
York City to march in the
iconic St. Patrick's Day
Parade.
hornet
productions
Hornet Productions competed against
International film professionals of all
ages at Inspiration Film Festival in
Bradenton, FL. Here’s what we walked
away with...Runner-up in
the Student Short
Film category.
AUDIENCE
FAVORITE
award for the
entire festival!
Throughout the academic
year, the band takes their
talent on the road to the
Veterans Day Parade,
MLK Day Parade, and
Christmas Parade in
downtown Orlando.
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larry kelly fine arts show
1 & 2. BMC art students have their
works displayed at the annual Winter Park Arts Festival
3. Morning Star Catholic School
students participating in art
enrichment classes have their
work displayed at the BMC Fall
3
Art Show
4. Briana D. - Senior, displays her
1
award-winning pottery at the Fall
Larry Kelly Fine Art Show.
2
4
bmc choir performing at Epcot
Congratulations to Kayla L. for
representing BMC at the Florida All
State Chorus! She won a seat in the
choir after three rounds of competitive
auditions. She
performed an
incredible
concert with
the ensemble
at the STRAZ
performing arts
center to a soldout auditorium.
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the fund for bishop
moore catholic
We are very grateful to all who choose to support our mission by making Bishop
Moore Catholic High School a charitable priority in their lives. Your generosity
in the form of a gift to The Fund for Bishop Moore Catholic remains a vote
of confidence in our efforts to provide the very best Catholic education and to
Jimmy Ferrell '76, Ferrell
Wealth Management,
presents for the annual
Legacy Planning Series
on the topic of investments.
enhance student life and activities at Bishop Moore Catholic High School.
The Sisters of St. Joseph Leadership Society is comprised of lead investors
committed to the future of Bishop Moore Catholic High School. Membership
is open to all individuals, families, and organizations that make a minimum
annual gift of $1,000 to The Fund for Bishop Moore Catholic. Each year, the
school counts on leadership gifts such as these to provide the backbone for
program enhancements in the areas of technology, faculty enrichment, student
venues and activities. Members of the Sisters of St. Joseph Leadership Society
will be invited to a private reception hosted annually by President Thomas
Doyle in recognition of their leadership and generosity.
Patricia Fuller P’12, Elder
Law Attorney, was our guest
speaker at the Legacy Planning
Seminar on Elder Care.
Please consider investing in the Fund for Bishop Moore Catholic in one of
these directions:
o Unrestricted Gifts
o Academics
o Technology
o Athletics
o Band
o Campus Ministry
o Fine/Performing Arts
o Maureen J. Kane Guardian Angel Fund
o Endowment Fund for:
o Ann Hefferin Endowment
o Kelly Reen Endowment
o Michael Scheve Endowment
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Morning Mass held in
the TEAL Lab.
Hornet House helped
organize the 2014
Christmas Toy Drive.
The Handmaids’ toy drive for children
in the hospital.
Christmas Mass celebration
held outside.
Bishop Moore
The Senior Class of 1964.
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Our award-winning
cheerleaders performing
at the pep rally.
The newly landscaped
Pines give students a
place to unwind.
&
Hornet Cheerleaders
on the Dome.
then
The Senior Selfie with the Bishop.
Many BMC students enjoyed the
serenity of the dock and lake.
now
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8th annual fashion show
The 8th Annual Fashion Show was
an amazing success. Over 130 students
participated in the show as models,
videographers, photographers, set
designers, and DJ’s. The student models
wore stylish fashions from Banana
Republic, Calvin Klein, Continuum,
Dayton K, Francescas, Loudmouth Golf,
Men’s Wearhouse, Sassy Pants, Siegels,
Sperry Topsider, and Tommy Hilfiger.
The students selected campus ministry
programs as the recipients for funds
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raised this year. Thomas S. and Jacob
G. presented a check to Peter Dionne,
Director of Campus Ministry, Amanda
Livermore, Director of Mission Effectiveness
and Lisa Sojourner, Coordinator for
Pastoral Care.
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4
2
5
1. Sam M. ’17, 2. Peter Dionne, Amanda Livermore & Lisa Sojourner 3. Martin Buckley ’86 and his daughter Madison ’15
4. Aaron M. ’16, Michelle D.S. ’16 and Colin C. ’16. 5. Carolina Marulanda (Advancement) and her son Camilo ’15.
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frederick lauten ‘71
Frederick Lauten graduated from Bishop Moore Catholic
High School in 1971. While here, he was involved in Key
Club, basketball, the drama club, and CYO. After leaving
the halls of Bishop Moore, Fred enrolled at Rollins College
in nearby Winter Park where he earned his bachelor of
arts in history and a master’s of business administration.
Still in the pursuit of academic excellence, Fred attended
Villanova University where he obtained his juris doctorate
in 1979.
alumni
spotlight
Lauten began his legal career as an
associate in Longwood at the Law Office
of Bryan C. Hugo. In 1981, he moved to
Washnington, DC for one year as an associate at Tierney & Swift,
P.A. Upon returning to Orlando, Fred worked for over 10 years as
an assistant state attorney before being appointed by late Governor
Lawton Chiles as an Orange County criminal judge in 1993.
In 1999, then-Governor Jeb Bush appointed Fred to the OrangeOsceola County circuit court. While with the circuit court, he has
served in various capacities from civil, criminal, and traffic courts
to administrative positions. Most recently, on August 31, 2014,
Frederick Lauten was elevated to the position of chief judge of the
Ninth Judicial Circuit. On being selected as the chief judge by his
colleagues, Judge Lauten said “I am honored to be chosen as Chief
Judge and I pledge to continue in the tradition of Judge Belvin
Perry, Jr. to ensure that citizens of our circuit, regardless of stature,
race, or creed, are afforded their constitutional right to due process
and equal access to justice.”
While not on the bench, Judge Lauten has been a tireless advocate for judicial
education. He proudly served as the Dean of the Florida Judicial College and
currently serves as the Chair of the Education Committee of the Conference of
Circuit Court Judges. More recently, Judge Lauten was able to take time out of his
schedule to speak with a group of Bishop Moore Catholic students who attended
the Red Mass at St. James Cathedral on November 6, 2014.
“I am honored to
be chosen as Chief
Judge and I pledge...
to ensure that citizens
of our circuit, regardless
of stature, race, or
creed, are afforded
their constitutional
right to due process
and equal access to
justice.”
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a graced people
On February 1, 2014, ten of our Bishop
Moore Catholic students departed on a
journey to our sister Diocese in the Dominican
Republic. Each student felt the Lord calling
them to serve our brothers and sisters in San
Juan de la Maguana. While they were there,
they not only encountered those on the
fringes of society, but the Lord himself.
At the outset, this trip was not just an
undertaking to meet the educational needs
of Las Lomas. It was first and foremost an
opportunity for our students to be witnesses
in the world of the Love of Christ and to
bring that love to others.
mission
trip 2014
On this mission trip, we visited sacred
ground and a graced people. We met many
individuals in situations drastically different
from our own. What we saw as a result of
those circumstances was not despair, but
hope. Our preconceptions not only of
poverty, but of inner peace were challenged.
Where God was present, joy reigned.
The final night of faith sharing was very
meaningful as Sister Bernie was able to
inspire us with her wisdom. We have
learned to say “yes” to the many challenges
that God has presented us. We are all so
thankful for this opportunity to carry home
the voice of the people in this village and
to use our newly gained knowledge to help
change their lives for the better.
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The call to action did not end when
we returned home. It is up to us to
shine the light of Christ which we
receive by knowing and serving our
brothers and sisters of another land. Even
now, months later, we gather together as
a group to share, pray, and talk about how
God is calling us to keep this mission alive:
alive in our hearts and in our very own
community of Bishop Moore Catholic.
Each year BMC plans to send another team
to continue this mission. In February 2015,
10 more students and 5 faculty members
will journey to serve in our sister diocese.
We have created a fund which will provide
financial support, making this experience
available to all who feel called and are
selected. To date, we have raised almost
$10,000. If you would like to donate,
please contact Amanda Livermore,
Director of Mission Effectiveness,
at [email protected].
“It’s incredible
to learn about
the difficult
lives of these
people, and to
see their joy
and hope.”
a sacred ground
“The patience and strength of the people of
La Cucarita have made us realize how minor our
problems really are back in a place that sounds like
a fantasy world to those we are spending time with.
“The way
Jesus shows
you is not easy.
Rather, it is like
a path winding
up a mountain.
Do not lose heart!
The steeper the
road, the faster
it rises towards
ever wider
horizons.”
Under the stars, we see the same night skies and
in the chapel, we say the same prayers. But, in our
hearts are two different ways that we see the true
beauty.”
Pope Saint John Paul II
“In only a few days, we have become
part of this community, and they share
with us as we share with them. On the
surface, they appear poor, but they are
so rich as they radiate God’s love to us
and we to them.”
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Faculty
Mark Danner ’02
Michael Geelan ’95
Tom Hage ’89
Tanya Jarvis ’01
Amy Bradick Klausner ’06
Allison Lehnen ’92
PJ Metz ’03
John Timmes ’74
faculty that are bmc alumni
Ann Weeks ’08
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BMCHS Alumni
in the news!
Share your story. Please send in news of you
and your family to www.bishopmoore.org/alumni.
Michael Kledzik ’62
also worked as executive pro-
The EASEapp, or Electronic
Semi-retired from the wine
ducer and writer on “Star Trek:
Access to Surgical Events, was
business after 50 years.
Enterprise”, creator, producer
developed
and writer on Odyssey 5. His
by two
Augustus Robertson ’64
other credits include “Tales
physicians
Karen McGann Calhoun ’78
Pole Vault coach at Kennesaw
from the Crypt,” The Outer
at Arnold
Amy Geltz ’91
State University.
Limits” and “Dexter”. He
Palmer
directed the movies “Cover Up,”
Hospital
“Dr. Giggles” and “Star Kids.”
for
Staff
Mike Malatesta ’71
Tony Mehlich ’03
Michael Yebba ’07
Maria Fernandez ’76
Children.
Research Analyst for WFTV
Channel 9 in Orlando, FL.
Karl Helmhagen ’78
Deborah Hutter-Goss ’89
The app is
Married to Joseph Goss and
a commu-
blessed with daughter Emily.
nication tool that updates parents
Airport Operations Coordinator
at Orlando International Airport.
and/or legal guardians on their
Kerry Cerra O’Malley ’89
child’s surgical procedures with
Her first children’s book was
messages, and pictures.
Manny Coto ’79
released on September 2nd titled:
Son of beloved Spanish teacher
Just A Drop of Water. The book
Michael Aiello ’95
Norma Coto received the Imagen
was dedicated to former teacher
Director of Entertainment –
Award for Creative Achievement
and coach Phil Richart.
Creative Development for
from his brother Juan Carlos
Universal. He has been with
Coto ’84 fellow writer and
Universal for over 18 years.
producer. Imagen Awards aim to
recognize the positive work of
Latinos in all aspect of media.
He is recognized for his work as
writer and producer with Evan
Katz on the original series “24”
with Kiefer Sutherland and most
recently as the show runner on
“24: Live Another Day”. Manny
Marcia Castro-Socas ’89
Broker/Owner of Castro Realty
Molly Rae-Clifton ’96
Group, married with 2 children,
Lives in Sydney Australia
Eric (12 years old) and Cristina
where she obtained her PhD in
(7 years old).
Biochemistry at the University
of Sydney. Currently working
Kevin De La Roza ’ 94
as a Postdoctoral Scientist at
One of the creators of the medi-
the Children’s Cancer Institute
cal app referred to as EASEapp.
Australia.
NBC’s American Ninja Warrior.
Isabella C. Marulanda ’07
Met his wife Jamie while working
On November 24th, she and her
Graduating on May 8, 2015
at Universal Studios. They have
husband, actor Wes Chatham
with a Masters in Marriage and
three children: Alexander,
welcomed a baby boy, John Nash
Family Therapy from UCF. She
Abigail, and Andrew. Stephen
Chatham.
also will have completed the
and his family reside in Orlando.
Mental Health Counseling and
He currently works for Costco as
Play Therapy courses when she
a forklift operator.
graduates.
Dr. Matt McCarthy ’98
Megan Tessier ’08
Physician and assistant professor
Graduated from UF with her
in medicine at Cornell Medical
Masters’
College in NYC. He also writes
Degree
on the side. His latest article was
in Speech
in Sports Illustrated on Tommy
Language
John surgery for pitchers in the
Pathology.
sport of baseball. He writes on
She is
his continued study of Ebola and
Jeffry “Jay” Branham ’05
engaged
has been published in Academic
St. Margaret Mary announced
to Brad
Medicine on “Mold Infections of
their 2015 Distinguished Grad-
Runyan
the Central Nervous System”.
uate to Jay. A Notre Dame grad,
and will
he is currently an engineer, is
be married on June 6, 2015.
working on a Master’s Degree,
and is engaged to a very special
Aidan Augustin ’09
young woman. He is on the St.
Relocating his tech startup company
Margaret Mary Catholic School
to Austin after winning a contest
Board of Education.
sponsored by Capital Factory,
worth more than $200,000 in cash
Erin Frances Hawkins ’06
investments, services, and prizes.
Engaged to Thomas Joseph
Desmarais. They are both
completing medical school.
Kevin Wilkes ’98
A May wedding at St. James
Pilot for American Airlines,
Cathedral will take place before
welcomed his first child Annabelle
they settle in St. Louis.
Football
Tom Wasman ’75
John Wasman ’80
Volleyball - Girls
Tanya Jarvis ’01
Tom Snodgrass ’92
Lindsay Giddings ’06
Golf - Boys
John McInerney ’00
Cross Country
Monica Isola ’07
Swimming/
Water Polo
Lauren Crosby ’11
Cheerleading
Kelly Wilkes Hardisty ’01
Siobhan Bowman ’11
Bowling
Tony Mehlich ’03
Wrestling
Joe McKenna ’82
Steve Ogier ’86
Michael Garcia ’11
Boys Soccer
Tom Hage ’89
Josh Durigan ’00
Craig Stephens ’09
Tanon Smith ’11
Girls Soccer
Amy Geltz ’91
Zack Volpi ’06
Stephanie Feulner-Knight ’92
Jessie Uvalle ’11
Athletics
Mike Malatesta ’71
Baseball
Tony Mehlich ’03
Mikey Mehlich ’06
Anthony Malatesta ’11
Jean Wilkes on March 23, 2014.
Drew Butera ’02
UCF alum, caught a no-hitter for
the LA Dodgers on Sunday. With
Brad Hernandez ’09
the win, he became only the
Supervisor of Flagler College’s
5th catcher since 1918 to catch
Athletic Fitness Center. As a
no-hitters in both the American
graduate of Flagler College
and National Leagues!
Sports Management program,
the President
of Flager
College,
Dr. Abare
Jenn Brown ‘99
created this
Is a two-time Emmy Award
position
winning Sports Broadcaster. She
specifically
currently hosts for NFL Network,
for Brad.
Track - Girls
Hayley Tomlinson ’10
coaches that are bmc alumni
Stephen Erpenbach ’98
Tennis
Tom Hage ’89
Nicole DiLoreto ’10
Lacrosse - Boys
Matt Haushalter ’06
Softball
Amy Bradick Klausner ’06
Volleyball - Boys
Tom Snodgrass ’92
NBC, UFC and DirectTV and
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Leah Beck-Wilson ‘09
since her Freshman year. Sarah
These three alumni are on the
Michael Beato ‘12
Married her high school
passed the 1000 point mark,
Number 1 team in Florida,
Had his essay published in the
sweetheart and now has a two
an achievement only 20 other
Number 10 in the country, and are
Orlando Sentinel under New
year-old son who is her world.
Rollins players have passed.
going to the Nationals tournament
Voices: A Forum for Readers
representing Florida State
Under 30. The essay’s topic –
She currently works at an
internal medicine practice as
Holly Page ’11 now at the
University Men’s Collegiate
American dream dead only if the
part of the clinical team.
University of Wyoming, has
Water Polo Association.
young allow it to be. Currently
been named to the Capital One
Megan Thompson ’08
studying economics at University
Academic All-District VII Track
Lindsey Owens ’12
of Florida.
& Field/Cross Country First
Virginia Tech
Leadership
Team. She will advance to the
volleyball
Austin DiVito ’14
Florida
ballot for Academic All-America
player, has
Member of
based in
honors, which will be announced
been named
the UF Gator
Tallahassee.
in late June.
to the
Marching Band
First Team
brass section
Colin Osterndorf ’11,
All-ACC by
where he plays
Danny Munoz ’07, Daniel Craig ’11
Commissioner John Swofford.
trombone.
Program Director for the Non-Profit
Sarah Blackburn ‘10
Rollins basketball team member
Brittany Rembert ’12
Named to the BIG EAST All
Academic Team for Villanova
Weddings
Volleyball.
Daniel Brockman ’10 and Taylor
Riddle were married at St. James
Black & Gold Bridal Party
Cathedral on June 21, 2014.
Danielle Guarneri ’96 and David
Gringeri ’96 were married on
November 6, 2014.
Michael Schaedel ‘03, married
Meaghan
Fenech on
October
25, 2014.
Kara Elyse Rusnak ‘06 married
Erick Nelson Schwitters on
Saturday, November 1, 2014 at
St. Mary Magdalen by Father
Charlie Mitchell.
Kristin Hood Provencher '03 and Matthew Provencher '03
Marra Smith (Giuliani) ’03, Asha Alexander ’03, Jenna August ’04 , Megan Provencher ’01, Kate McCarthy ’03, Michael Parker '03,
Ryan Kesler '03, Tony Mehlich '03, Christopher Ferone '03, Tyler Lott '03, Travis Stokes '03, Michael Provencher '97, Larry Marks '03
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memorials
members of - alumni, family, friends
Alumni
Parents of Alumni
Burke V. Sellers, Class of 1955
Robert E. Allen, mother of Robert ’89 and
Pam Allen Hull ’92
Mary L. Raines, Class of 1956
James A. Neta, Class of 1959
Kenneth L. Gerken, Class of 1959
Louis E. Oldenburg, Class of 1959
Carol Fox, Class of 1960
Gail P. Metcalf, Class of 1960
Thomas E. McCrea, Class of 1961
Mary Jane Wagner, Class of 1961
Lynn M. Ryan, Class of 1964
Thomas Swantek, Class of 1966
Mary B. Blake, Class of 1967
Gregory Walker, Class of 1967
Ed Sears, Class of 1968
William L. Clossey, Class of 1970
Keith C. Bourcier, Class of 1972
Malcolm Taafee, Class of 1975
John J. Bretz, father of Greg ’70 and Larry ’75
Kimberley A. DiProspero, parent of Stephanie ’14
Joan S. Bunning, father of Mary E Bunning ’65,
Alice Bunning Szunyoug ’67, Richard J. Bunning
’67, Nora A. Bunning ’69, Catherine B. Steiger
’75, Thomas W. Bunning ’77, Daniel C. Bunning
’78 and his spouse Beth Sawyer Bunning ’78 and
grandchildren Gerritt Lemmen ’96, Laura Lemmen
’98, Steven Steiger ’06, Joan Steiger ’08, Sarah
Steiger ’11
Mary Jane Caruso, mother of Mark Caruso ‘72
and Martha Caruso-Jennings ‘74 and grandmother
of Caroline Jennings ‘11, John C. Jennings IV ‘09,
and Michael J. Jennings ‘12
Patricia Gonzalez Durocher, mother of
Linda Durocher ’71
Current Student Parents
Victoria D. Isola, mother of Joseph Jr. ’74,
Victoria Isola Ruiz ’75, Robert Isola ’78, Elizabeth
Isola Rembert ’81 and grandchildren Lauren N. ’04,
Robert E. Jr, ’07, Ashley E. Rembert ’09, Edward J. Jr.
’11, Kathleen M, ’11, Brittany A. ’12, Thomas E ’13,
and Jacob E. ’16
Dr. David J. Briones,
father of Zachary ’14 and Nicholas ’18
Hilda Ferreiro, mother of Hilda Ferreiro
Lanier ’74
Christopher Kern,
father of Matthew ’18 and Christopher ’19
Winston Q. Magsino, father of Eryn
Magsino ’13
Pamela Perez Williams, Class of 1989,
mother of Alexa ’14, Gabrielle ’16 and Hannah
Patricia Markusic, mother of Margarite ’85,
Peter, ’86, Catherine ’89, Christine ’93,
Matthew ’96 and grandparent of Matthew ’13
Wendy L. Williams, Class of 1983
Thomas Stelzer, Class of 1989
Kenneth M. McDonough, father-in-law of Lucy
McDonough ’84, and grandfather of Andrew ’06,
Christopher ’14, and Catherine ’16
Patricia Joern Schloot, mother of Mary Hook
’71 and Terri Rupp ’70 and grandparent of Tricia
Moses ’89, Kevin Schloot ’08, and Suzanne Schloot ’06
Betty June Wolek, mother of Vincent Wolek ’67
Grandparents of Alumni
Patrick L. Bailey, grandfather of Emily
Lawrence ’11
William D. “Bobo” Bennett, grandfather of
Andrew Bennett ’10, Michael Bennett ’12, Patrick
Bennett ’14, Erin ’17 and Robert ’18
Amalia Sotolongo Gomez, grandmother of
Elizabeth Gomez ’92 and Juan Carlos Gomez ’98
Ana Luisa Maldonado, grandmother of Sarieni
Vasquez ’14
Gloria M. Meyer, grandmother of Lauren ’08,
Michael Reen ’14, Matthew Reen ’14, and preceded
in death by Kelly Reen
Estelle C. Vasseur, grandmother of Chris
Vasseur ’02
Teachers
Sister Marie Therese
Evrard, SSJ past English
teacher and music instructor
with the choir in 1966.
Sue Brown, BMC faculty and
staff member from 1968-2003.
Inducted into the Bishop Moore
Hall of Fame in 1999 for
coaching Girls’ Basketball.
David W. Nicholson, father of Michael Nicholson ’00
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Requiescat in pace
“Rosie always would brighten my
day with her talk of her family or her
students. She was passionate about
both. Her insight into any kind of
problem was profound.”
Winnie Cook, current BMC Math teacher
In Memory of
Mary Rose (Meyer) Grabowski
January 3, 1969 - September 7, 2014
One of our most beloved members of our faculty, Rosie Grabowski,
“Mrs. Grabowksi was an
incredible teacher that took pride
in her work. Her love of Latin
was infectious. Everday in class,
you could see the person she really
was and she brought her personality
into learning.”
Alessandra F. , current BMC student
died suddenly on September 7th. Her passing was an extreme
shock to the entire community. Even though we are a community
of strong faith and we know where our destiny lies, our grief and
our sorrow runs deep at this loss. With great assurance, we know
that Mrs. Grabowski's life (as with many who teach) will live on
in the future lives of her students.
We grieve together and as a community sustained by God's love,
we celebrate the wonderful presence she was and will remain in
the lives of her Bishop Moore Catholic family.
Rosie Grabowski loved Latin and shared that love with every
one of her students. All were blessed to be a part of her forum.
Et requireris.
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mark your calendars
DON’T MISS OUT ON
THE EVENT OF THE YEAR!
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Phonathon
February 23, 24, 25
Sophomore Parent Night
February 26
Talent Show in Gym
February 27
Phonathon
March 2, 4, 5
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March 21
College Information Night
March 24
Hornet Scramble
April 18
Spring Art Show
April 22
Awards Day
May 1
Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation
May 18
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College campus visits
Where we’ll be going...
Saturday,
April 18, 2015
1pm. Shotgun Start
Benefiting The Michael Scheve Memorial Endowment
Fund and The Athletic Association.
ChampionsGate
Golf Resort
Dates for Campus Visits
Feb. 11 at UF
Feb. 17 at USF
Mar. 18 at FSU
Mar. 26 at UNF
All of the events start at 11:00.
Anyone can RSVP to the event
on the Bishop Moore Facebook
Alumni Page.
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BISHOP MOORE CATHOLIC
3901 Edgewater Drive • Orlando, FL 32804
407.293.7561 • www.BishopMoore.org
NONPROFIT ORG.
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ORLANDO FL
PERMIT NO. 4834