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Fall 2014
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THE INSIDER . . .
Saint John’s Catholic Prep
Special Graduation and Honor Roll of Donors Issue
“ You can do nothing with
children unless you win
their confidence and love by
bringing them into touch with
yourself, by breaking through
all the hindrances that keep
them at a distance. We must
accommodate ourselves to
their tastes, we must make
ourselves like them.”
- St. John Bosco
Patron Saint of Education
Congratulations to the Class of 2014!
Graduation Remarks from
President Gordon Oliver
(Edited from full original speech)
Congratulations to the Class of 2014.
On behalf of our office of advancement and alumni relations I welcome you to the Saint John’s
Alumni Association.
You are our first class to complete a full academic year at our new campus. You received offers
of over $4.5 million in college scholarship offers. This averages out to an impressive $68,000
per student. Some of you will be attending outstanding public institutions of higher learning and
some of you outstanding private ones.
Andrew Riley receives his diploma from
Mr. Gordon Oliver during the 2014
Commencement Ceremony
Before I continue I want to thank the members of our Board of Directors for their dynamic
vision and exceptional stewardship of our school. Thank you!
I also want to recognize our Principal Mr. Minsker and our faculty and staff whose unwavering
commitment to our students and to a Christ centered Catholic education remains unsurpassed.
A caring, committed, and competent faculty, staff, and coaches are key to our schools success.
I would also like to acknowledge Mrs. Pieklo for her 32 years of service to Saint John’s.
A special welcome to the many grandparents and relatives of our graduates who are with us this afternoon to share in this special occasion.
To the parents of our graduates: Thank you for entrusting your son’s and daughter’s secondary education to Saint John’s.
To the class of 2014: You are tomorrow’s leaders. I do not know what that will mean for each one of you. But I do know that you will need
to embrace and continue to develop the leadership skills you learned here at Saint John’s that will guide our nation forward. You will be
tasked with solving challenges that my generation of baby boomers have been unable to resolve. I hope and trust that the decisions you
make will be prudent and just; informed by Roman Catholic moral, and ethical teachings -- to always do the right thing when it may not be
the popular thing!
Doing the right thing and working together collaboratively to solve problems and implement positive outcomes has been a hallmark of our
school’s 185 year success story:
Teachers and students, administration and board, the Church religious as well as our parents and alumni collectively working together in
unison. Another word for this is of course team work. Teamwork and collegiality are characteristics not only of the class of 2014 but is also
representative of the spirit and backbone of the broader Saint John’s community. We know that great things can be accomplished with a
unified vision and action.
Cont. on next page
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
James Plamondon, Chairman
Graduation Remarks cont.
Michael Smariga ’62, Vice Chairman
Psalm 133 says “How good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity.”
Richard Hassett ’67, Treasurer
The notion of “Unity” as a means of achieving success and overcoming obstacles is a recurring theme in history. It is found not only in
sacred scripture but in the ancient texts and writings of many cultures.
Pam Zusi, Secretary
Kathleen Costlow D’Amore
Patrick Crowley
In the vignette in Tales from Jakata, retold in the Knights to Christ booklet published by the Knight’s of Columbus whose hallmarks are
Charity, Unity, Fraternity, and Patriotism, a fable is recited under the auspices of the “Unity.”
The story begins that ages ago a flock of a thousand quails lived together in a forest in India. They would have been happy, but they were
in great dread of their enemy, the quail hunter.
Kateri Delaney ‘74
He would trick them by mocking their call and then capturing them with a great net.
Patrick Hogan
Rev. Msgr. Robert Jaskot
Amy Manson Keating
Michael O’Connor ‘84
Dr. Richard Rogers
Joseph Welty
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION
Gordon Oliver, President
Marc Minsker, Principal
Diane Favret, Executive Director
of Advancement
Eric Dummann, Dean of Students
The wise quail said, “Brothers” when the fowler throws his net over us, let each one put his head through a mesh in the net and then we
will all lift up together and fly away with it!
The next day the fowler threw his net, and the birds escaped as they had planned. This continued for many days and the fowler’s wife
grew very angry. He explained “the trouble is that all the birds are working together and helping one another.”
A few days later, one of the quails accidentally trod on the head of one of his brothers. Then they began to argue about who was lifting
most of the weight of the nets. The fowler saw his chance and cast his net over the quails once more. They were still boasting and
quarreling, forgetting to work the net together. So the hunter lifted the net and took his catch home.
The point of this story is of course “Unity” through teamwork and cooperation triumph. Without it there can be paralysis and
divisiveness.
At last Sunday’s Athletic banquet we bore witness to “Unity” in action when we learned about the amazing feats and accomplishments of
our spring athletic teams. While we had many outstanding individual athletic efforts it takes many members who don’t care who gets the
credit to be championship team material.
If I may, I would like to digress for a brief moment to recognize our baseball team who on Tuesday won the conference championship.
Because the championship game was played after last Sunday’s sports banquet due to make up games because of all the rain we’ve
had the school did not get a chance to recognize their accomplishment. Two of our graduates were on that team: Jonathon Mahalchick
and Maciah Thomas. I would like Jonathon and Maciah to please stand up and be recognized. It is the baseball team’s third conference
championship in four years. Congratulations!
Also, because of the rains, members of the tennis team will not be able to complete their matches until next Tuesday.
Michael Schultz, Director of
Enrollment Management
Kristi Hallman, Counselor
Tom Whedbee, Counselor
Laurie Orlowski, Business Manager
I would like to recognize Aric Bosser who will be competing in number one singles and Madi Middeke competing in number two singles.
I ask that Aric and Madi please stand up and be recognized.
Good luck next Tuesday.
In concluding my remarks on the theme of “Unity” I would like to quote His Holiness Pope Francis who said in an address to Brazil’s
Bishops in July 2013 on the Church as a “Unity of Diversity” that the Church needs a network of regional testimonies which speak the
same language and in every place not unanimity but true unity in the richness of diversity.
Leanne Elsemore, Director of
Technology
In closing I want to wish the class of 2014 all the best for the future, at your respective colleges and universities, in your choice of careers,
and beyond.
Dawn Miller, Director of
Campus Ministry
Congratulations, good luck, and God Bless each one of you!
Silas Cheung, Athletic Director
From the Principal:
Amy Siegel, Learning Specialist
Tim Van Schaick, Curriculum
Coordinator
Susan Swensen, Database &
Website Administrator
Marge Pieklo, Executive Assistant
Linda Petrie, Administrative Assistant
Diane Keser, Receptionist
As we approach the second anniversary of our new campus in Buckeystown, I sometimes find myself asking the upperclassmen what
they miss about “old Prospect Hall.” More often than not, it seems that the students are at a loss for words, unable to provide a quick
and immediate response. Occasionally I hear “Agnes” or “the Mansion” but for the most par t, the students don’t vocalize any resounding
memories. Perhaps this is due to the idea (from writer William Gibson) that “Time moves in one direction, memory in another.”
Saint John’s is moving forward in the right direction, with an emphasis on enhancing our curriculum/course offerings and expanding
services for students. In regards to the curriculum, we are offering more AP courses than ever before: a total of 16 AP classes. These
are taught by our talented faculty, all of whom have attended College Board workshops. Looking ahead, we anticipate the addition of
two more AP courses in the 2015-2016 school year including Music Theory and Computer Science. We continue to exceed Common
Core standards in every subject area; this is monitored by our new Curriculum Coordinator, Mr. Tim Van Schaick. In conjunction with
our Academic Council, Mr. Van is working with teachers to document and ensure that we are surpassing Common Core.
In regards to expanding services for our students, we are thrilled to unveil the Kane Program this year : a program that gives suppor t to
students who have a mild to moderate diagnosed learning difference (as documented by a current psycho-educational evaluation) and
who have demonstrated the ability to learn in a classroom of approximately 20 students. Our new learning specialist, Amy Siegel, is
working closely with students both during the day and also in afternoon sessions. Through Kane, we believe that we can provide better
suppor t for students who may struggle in one or more academic areas based on their learning differences.
I anticipate a productive and fulfilling year, not only in the classroom but on the field, in the community, and on the cour t. Prospect Hall
will always have a special place in our collective hear ts, but our future in Buckeystown promises great things for our students, faculty, and
staff who continue to “live for others” as Christ taught us, while at the same time, cultivating a lifelong love of learning.
Marc Minsker
Principal
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Saint John’s Proudly Celebrates Our 65 Graduates –
Offered Over $4.5 Million in College Scholarships!
Baccalaureate Mass Service of Light
BACCALAUREATE MASS
Saint John’s Catholic Prep celebrated its graduation ceremonies on Thursday, May 22
and Friday, May 23. The traditional Baccalaureate Mass was held on Thursday at St.
Johns the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church followed by the Senior Recognition Dinner
at Dutch’s Daughter Restaurant. The following awards were presented at the Senior
Recognition Dinner :
Balfour Service Award
Presented to Austin Rose by Mrs. Sandra Splaine, Community Service Coordinator
C. Markland Kelly Athletic Service Award
Presented to Austin Rose and Kathryn Tighe by Mr. Marc Minsker
State of Maryland Merit Scholastic Award
Presented to Lianne Pedersen, Kelsey Bealmear, and Kathryn Tighe by Mr. Marc Minsker
Catholic Daughter’s Religion Award
Presented to Sarina Sofia by Mrs. Loreta Fahey, The Cour t of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton,
Catholic Daughters of the Americas
Lion’s Club of Carroll Manor Scholarship
Presented to Sade Reeves by Mr. Eric Dummann
Sons of the American Revolution Citizenship Award
Presented to Connor Gallagher by Dr. John George
Valedictorian Award / Salutatorian Award
Presented to Valedictorians Kathryn Tighe and Kelsey Bealmear and Salutatorian Lianne
Pedersen by Mr. Marc Minsker
Dr. Christopher M. Hassett Science Award
Presented to Kelsey Bealmear by Mr. Richard M. Hassett
Gordon Oliver presented two traditional special awards to the following:
F.O.C.E. Mount Saint Mary’s Scholarship Award
Presented to Connor Gallagher by Michele Corr, Friends of Catholic Education
The Micah Distinguished Alumni Award
Awarded to Mr. Richard M. Hassett, Class of 1967
National Honor Society Leadership Scholarship Award
Presented to Austin Rose, Kelsey Bealmear, and Michael Amedeo by Mr. Tim Van Schaick
The Father John McElroy Founder’s Award
Awarded to .John Ballantyne, Class of 2014
Congratulations to
our Graduates!
Valedictorians Kathryn Tighe (L) and Kelsey Bealmear (R)
address the Class of 2014
Mr. Richard M. Hassett receives
The Micah Distinguished Alumni Award
John Ballantyne receives The Father McElroy
Founder’s Award
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Congratulations to the Class of 2014! Listed below are the colleges and universities
they will be attending. We wish them all the best in their future endeavors
and hope they will visit us often!
Michael Amedeo
University of Maryland College Park
Flannery Lawrence
Loyola University Maryland
Michael Quarantillo
McDaniel College
John Wohlfarth
Montgomery College
John Ballantyne
Duquesne University
Karen Leahy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Amanda Quarantillo
Salisbury University
Lorraine Yetimitana
Notre Dame of Maryland University
Kelsey Bealmear
Georgetown University
Rodrigo Luzuriaga
Loyola University Maryland
Sade Reeves
Frederick Community College
Julian Young
Goucher College
Philip Book
Full Sail University
Jonathon Mahalchick
Saint Joseph’s University
Colin Reigle
Broadcasting Institute of Maryland
Julia Zucofski
Penn State University, Altoona
Aric Bosser
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Patricia McNickle
Maine College of Ar t
Andrew Riley
York College of Pennsylvania
Nathaniel Bowman
Salisbury University
Madison Middeke
Clemson University
Austin Rose
Georgetown University
Dennis Breen
Colorado State University
Elijah Moore
West Virginia University
Michael Scire
McDaniel College
Sierra Carder
Mount St. Mary’s University
Timothy Morrill
University of Maryland College Park
Alexa Simon
Montgomery College
Jonathan Clark
University of Maryland College Park
Camille Murphy
Johnson & Wales University
Aurora Simon
Montgomery College
Rachel Clark
Nor th Carolina State University
Mano Narayanasamy
Penn State University, University Park
Conor Snyder
Virginia Military Institute
Alyssa Clayburn
Penn State University, University Park
Sarah Neal
Montgomery College
Sarina Sofia
Montgomery College
Maclain Coulehan
West Virginia University
Margaret Nelson
Saint Vincent College
Jack Stedman
Montgomery College
John Curtin
Saint Anselm College
Shamar Nelson
Montgomery College
Andrew Stewart
Saint Vincent College
Connor Gallagher
Mount St. Mary’s University
Matthew O’Dowd
University of Maryland
Baltimore County
Maciah Thomas
West Virginia University
Guangbo Gao
Queensborough Community
College of CUNY
Nicholas Oliverio
Kansas State University
Andrew Gauvin
Bridgewater College
Madison Payne
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Benjamin Goundry
University of Maryland College Park
Lianne Pedersen
Barnard College
Michael Grus
Saint Vincent College
Giovanni Peralta
Alvernia College
Nicholas Hill
West Virginia University
Beth Ann Pierce
Adelphia University
Madison Hine
West Virginia University
Nicole Prokopchak
Hood College
Kathryn Tighe
University of Notre Dame
Chase Tyler
Colorado State University
Alexis Underwood
College of William and Mary
Sarah Vandegrift
Montgomery College
Christian Villarosa
Elizabethtown College
Steven Weiblinger
Temple University
Layton Wilson
Monmouth University
College Bound Athletes
Christian Villarosa
Elizabethtown College
Track and Field
Shamar Nelson
Montgomery College
Track and Field
Maggie Nelson
Saint Vincent College
Soccer and Lacrosse
Beth Ann Pierce
Adelphia University
Lacrosse
Mike Grus
Saint Vincent College
Lacrosse
Julian Young
Goucher College
Lacrosse
Grier Wilson
Monmouth University
Lacrosse
Conor Snyder
Virginia Military Institute
Lacrosse
Andrew Gauvin
Bridgewater College
Lacrosse
St. John’s Graduates Three Eagle Scouts
On Thursday, May 22 at their Senior Recognition Dinner, St. John’s Catholic Prep honored three of its seniors for attaining
Eagle Rank – Nathaniel Bowman, Connor Gallagher, and Andrew Stewar t. There are over 365 requirements to accomplish
for the Eagle rank, including many hours of community service, leadership positions within their troop, and learning life skills
per taining to first aid, citizenship, and outdoor living. Nate and Andrew are both members of the Order of the Arrow, also
known as Boy Scouting’s ‘National Honor Society.’ All three have experienced time at BSA’s four high adventure camps.
Nathaniel Bowman is a member of Troop 268 in Monrovia, MD. His Eagle project included landscaping work near the
beach at Greenbrier State Park. He has been to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico and Nor thern Tier Scout Camp in
Minnesota. Connor Gallagher is a member of Troop 1023 in Kemptown, MD. For his Eagle project he refurbished flower
beds of St. Ignatius Church in Ijamsville. Connor also went to Florida Sea Base in Key West. Andrew Stewar t is a member of
Troop51 in Sharpsburg, MD. For his Eagle project he made six picnic tables for Saint John’s Catholic Prep. He has been to
Florida Sea Base and attended the 2013 Jamboree at The Summit Scout Camp in West Virginia.
Pictured left to right: Andrew Stewart, Connor Gallagher,
Nathaniel Bowman
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Thank You Greg Harraka!
After four teen years of
devoted and selfless service
to the Saint John’s School
Community, Greg Harraka
has stepped down from
the Board of Directors.
Greg’s commitment and
dedication to Saint John’s is
surpassed only by his love
of his family, the Church,
and the Maryland Terrapins!
All three of Greg and Kim’s
children are successful
graduates of Saint John’s.
During Greg’s four teen
years of Board service (nine
as Chairman) Greg saw
Jim Plamondon (L) presents Greg Harraka with
the school through some
Honorary Plaque.
rough patches into a period
of growth and development. He is responsible for the school transitioning
to the new sixty-six acre campus in historic Buckeystown and for the
repurposing of the academic building.
F.O.C.E. Teacher of the Year
Mr. Bob Krajewski was awarded the
Friends of Catholic Education Teacher
of the Year Award at the annual
teacher appreciation dinner. Mr.
Krajewski has taught theology courses
at Saint John’s for the past four years
and is widely respected and loved by
his peers, students, and parents alike.
Congratulations Bob!
Best of Luck to Former SJCP Members
The School Community extended best wishes to seven members who served the
community. Ann Blessing, Business Manager retired in February, after 19 years of
service. Judy Robison, Director of Technology retired in June, after 10 years of
service. In addition, Melissa Phillips, John Herr, Ms. Thompson and Tony Pawlicki left
Saint John’s at the end of the 2013-2014 school year. We thank them and wish them
well in their new adventures.
Saint John’s Catholic Prep Welcomes
Seven New Faculty Members!
In 2013, Friends of Catholic Education (FOCE) recognized Greg’s many
contributions by awarding him the prestigious Father John McElroy Award
for his unsurpassed commitment to Catholic education. On August 21,
board members and friends gathered for a farewell reception at the home
of Kate and John D’Amore. It was a nice oppor tunity to thank Greg for his
dedication and suppor t.
At the reception, Greg was presented with an honorary plaque from Saint
John’s, by the new Chairman of the Board, Jim Plamondon. Greg received
a Proclamation from the State of Maryland, presented by fellow Board
Member and Maryland State Delegate, Patrick Hogan and The City of
Frederick also served Greg with a Proclamation for his years of service in
the Frederick community.
Greg has graciously agreed to stay involved with the school as we move
forward to implement the athletic fields. The SJCP community will be forever
grateful for Greg’s vision, service, generosity and suppor t.
Planned Giving
“Philanthropy has the potential to inspire a personal
legacy and allow us to leave a lasting mark.”
Charles W. Collier, Senior Philanthropic Advisor at Harvard University.
As you may know, many non-profit organizations – including Saint John’s
Catholic Prep, rely on charitable donations and planned giving strategies
implemented by generous donors to help fund operations and support
the organization’s long-term financial needs. Planned gifts of life insurance,
appreciated holdings, charitable trusts, and bequests are among the many ways
to support the future of Saint John’s. Planned gifts are strategic charitable
contributions that can provide the donor with important tax benefits now and
in the future.
An attractive planned giving strategy is donating appreciated stock or other
securities. Many taxpayers may have appreciated stock that would be ripe for
donation. This strategy offers an immediate income tax deduction for the fair
market value of the securities and avoids capital gains taxes.
There are many other planned giving options that offer a wide array of
immediate and long-term tax benefits, which is a great way to reduce your
tax burden while helping your charity of choice. We encourage you to please
consider Saint John’s. Please check with your financial advisor to see what
works best for you.
Pictured left to right: Amy Siegel, Jean Trettel, Tyler Austin, Leanne Elsemore, Matthew Frace,
Jeff Pajak, Bernadette Miller
Ms. Amy Siegel (Learning Specialist) earned her B.A. at the University of Cincinnati, M.L.S.
Master of Library Science and M.A. English Literature at the University of Maryland. Ms.
Siegel has worked as a School Librarian, College English Teacher, and a Learning Specialist
and a tutor/academic coach for 15 years as part of the Silver Spring-based Stixrud Neuropsychology Tutoring Team. Most recently, Amy worked as a tutor out of offices at the
Jewish Day School of Rockville.
Ms. Jean Trettel (Math) earned her B.S. in Mathematics and Minor in Computer Science
at the University of Maryland. She has taught for 25 years in Computer Science and
Mathematics. She comes to us from Visitation Academy where she taught for the past
18 years.
Mr. Tyler Austin (Music) earned his B.M. Music Education at Susquehanna University and his
M.M. Music Performance at the University of North Texas – the largest college of music in
the country. Mr. Austin enjoys conducting and playing the bassoon and saxophone.
Ms. Leanne Elsemore (Director of Technology) earned her B.A. in Economics at the
University of New Hampshire and her B.A. in Business Education at Shepherd University.
She is currently pursuing her MBA with concentration in IT, at American Public University.
She is A+ Comptia certified. Ms. Elsemore comes to us from Washington High School,
where she was a Technology Specialist and taught technology and business classes.
Mr. Matt Frace (Technology) earned his B.S. degree in History from Towson University.
Over the past 10 years, he was employed in the medical field. He has avid interest in
technological advancements, social media, and computers. Mr. Frace will also be serving as
the boy’s assistant lacrosse coach.
Mr. Jeff Pajak (English) earned his B.A. English from Providence College where he also
studied Humanities. He has taught at Catholic schools in Mexico and Connecticut. He
is currently a member of the OperationTEACH program and earning his degree in
education at Notre Dame of Maryland University.
Ms. Bernadette Miller (Art) earned her B.A. Fine Arts at the Indiana University of
Pennsylvania and her M.A. in Teaching at Mount St. Mary’s University. She completed her
studies with an internship at Linganore High School in Frederick County.
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33rd Annual Soirée - Successful and Fun!
The 33rd Annual Soiree held on March 29th at Musket Ridge Golf Club was a
successful and fun event. The attendance, sponsorships and donations increased
over last year and the event generated over $53,000, which includes $10,800 for
our growing Music Program. The Hawaii Raffle was a big hit – 90 tickets were sold
and the lucky winner is a woman in the Frederick community. The auction and raffle
items had something for everyone and were beautifully displayed. The class baskets
were creative with a fun spin and the room was decorated in a festive “March
Madness” theme. Saint John’s wishes to thank all the parents, grandparents, alumni
and friends who attended the Soiree and also those who suppor ted the Soiree
with a sponsorship, cash, or item donation. The Soiree Committee of parents did
a fantastic job. We especially want to thank the parents for their hard work and
dedication in serving on the Soiree Committee.
Committee Chairs:
Event/Auction: Michele Rogers & Beth Wright
Decorations: Kris Shanley
Class Baskets: Michele Filyo & Marybeth Warner
Auctioneers: Bill Ballantyne & Frank Hackett
Photography: Michele Corr
Committee Members:
Colleen Bowman, Molly Crowley, Christine Johnson,
Anna Middeke, Michelle O’Neill, Kelly Pereira and Cary Plamondon
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR SOIRÉE
SPONSORS AND UNDERWRITERS
DIAMOND SPONSORS ($2000+)
Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc.
David M. Grove, Attorney At Law
(Class of 1980)
GOLD SPONSORS ($1500 - $1999)
The Plamondon Companies
SILVER SPONSORS ($1000 - $1499)
Pat & Molly Crowley
John and Kate D’Amore
Friends of Catholic Education (F.O.C.E.)
Bernie Grove
Stella Jordan
Mid-Atlantic Diversified Construction
and Consulting, LLC
Miles & Stockbridge P.C.
Tyler-Donegan Real Estate Services
Warner Service, Frederick LLC
Wye River Group
BRONZE SPONSORS ($500 - $999)
Scott & Gwen Austin
Don Hoffacker’s Air Conditioning
& Heating, Inc
Tom & Susan Kleinhanzl
Mount St. Mary’s University
Gordon & Sandra Oliver
Proffitt & Associates Architects P.C.
Dr. Rick & Michele Rogers
Bryan & Beth Wright
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UNDERWRITER SPONSORS ($100 - $499)
David & Michaela Bealmear
BlueRidge Bank
Deborah Mantilla Craven
Ar thur C. Crum, Jr. Attorney at Law
Bill & Nancy Dahut
Frederick County Bank
Richard M. Hassett CPA (Class of 1967)
Donald & Mary Hoffacker
Jody & Theresa Holston
Mike & Liz Kinley
Lori & Peter Kubic
John & Jackie Mahalchick
Drs. Kur t & Maria Pierce
Printing Services, Inc.
Ruth & Michael Riley
Shear Reflections Hair Salon
Daniel & Virginia Wagner
Weiss Bros. of Hagerstown, Inc.
The Booster Club The SJCP Booster Club was formed 5 years ago with the purpose
of raising monies to suppor t all SJCP students and spor ts teams.
The Booster Club funding is accomplished through the membership
drive, spor tswear sales, concession sales, direct donations, banner
sales, and the BBQ Bash. The Booster Club raised $12,000
last year and for the past few years has already enhanced our
program immensely. Their funding helped to suppor t the following:
Purchasing a Scorer’s Table for the new gym, por table and
permanent training tables, new power-lite volleyball net system,
sponsored the cookout and social for the all class alumni reunion,
revitalized the spirit shop and concession stand, purchased new
cheerleading mat, computer software for football, girls and boys
basketball and lacrosse, defibrillators for athletic training program
and host the annual fall pep rally.
New this year, the Booster Club is expanding the Membership Drive
and adding Sponsorship levels and will contribute 10% of their
proceeds back to the school to fund other SJCP Clubs.
The Booster Club essentially benefits every student at SJCP! Also
new this year, the Booster Club will be hosting a Pig Roast and
Adult Social on Nov. 15 and a crab feast in the Spring. To become
a member or sponsor for The SJCP Booster Club, please visit:
www.saintjohnsprep.org/boosterclubmembership
Save The Date & Plan to Attend
The Booster Club Pig Roast
November 15, 2014
The SJCP Booster Club welcomes parents, alumni (ages 21+), faculty/
staff, parents of alums, and friends to attend a casual and fun evening.
• Delicious food prepared by our own Chef Extraordinaire,
Bill Ballantyne
• Beer & Wine
• College football on TV
• Games and Socializing
Please join us! All proceeds from the event support the
SJCP Booster Club.
When:
Saturday, November 15, 2014
5:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Where: SJCP
Please visit our Website for more information:
www.saintjohnsprep.org/boosterclub
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Archdiocese of Baltimore called Take the Journey. The students had a great day at
Mount Saint Mary’s that began with mass. The girls then continued on to the Seton
Shrine to visit with the Daughters of Charity while the boys toured the seminary at
the Mount. The day ended at the Grotto which is where this photo was taken.
STUDENT INFO - SCHOOL YEAR WRAP UP
Mock Trial Recognized
Spring Honors Assembly
Saint John’s Catholic Prep celebrated the academic achievements of our student body
at the Annual Spring Honors Assembly. Over 200 students were recognized based on
their 2013 fall semester grades. The three different Honor Rolls announced were:
Second Honors: awarded to students who earn a cumulative grade point average
of 3.1 and who pass all subjects. Two grades of C or lower disqualifies a student
from consideration of Second Honors.
First Honors: awarded to students who earn a cumulative grade point average of
3.5 and achieve no grade lower than a B in any subject.
The President’s List: awarded to students who have achieved all A’s or a
cumulative grade point average of 4.0. This is the highest academic achievement at
Saint John’s Catholic Prep.
Members of the Mock Trial team were recognized for their hard work and
making it to the semi-finals. Students were given cer tificates and legal pins for
their par ticipation.
Students Support Heartly House
The students from each grade level with the highest GPA’s in the school were also
recognized: Haylee Orlowski from the class of 2017, Finn Mayhew from the class of
2016, Shannon Bernier from the class of 2015, and Kelsey Bealmear from the class of
2014. Kelsey also has the honor of having the highest GPA in the entire school.
Congratulations to all of our honorees!
The National Honor Society selected the Hear tly House for their Spring semester’s
collection drive. The Hear tly House is a local organization in Frederick County that
addresses issues of domestic violence, intimate par tner violence and sexual assault.
Over the course of several weeks, the classes at Saint John’s competed over who
could bring in the most cleaning supplies to help the Hear tly House perform their
impor tant work for the community. This healthy competition produced over 200
bottles of laundry detergent along with an impressive amount of towels, diapers,
wipes and bleach. Way to go NHS!
Pictured left to right: Mr. Marc Minsker, Kelsey Bealmear, Shannon Bernier, Finn Mayhew,
Haylee Orlowski, Mr. Gordon Oliver
The Importance of Being Earnest
Members of the National Honor Society and representatives from the Heartley House pose
in front of the donated goods
2014 Junior-Senior Prom
The Junior and Senior classes held the annual Prom at Hollow Creek Golf Club in
Middletown. The event was a rousing success and students had a grand time from
beginning to end.
Directed by Kelsey Carper, Wilde’s famous comedy, The Impor tance of Being Earnest,
was first performed in London in 1895. This comedy draws a parody of Victorian-era
morality and its endless concern with status and respectability. With elements of a
typical farce, the plot is a complicated stew of false identities, misunderstandings, and
relationships which turns the standards of British society on its head.
The two performances on March 29th were both met with thunderous applause
and positive reviews from all in attendance. The cast consisted of Kevin Dolan as
Algernon Moncrieff, Sarina Sofia in the role of Lane and Merriman,Tim Johnson in the
role of Jack Wor thing, Shannon Bernier as Lady Bracknell, Sarah Vandegrift in the role
of Gwendolen Fairfax, Mandy Quarantillo as Miss Prism, Cecilia Bracey in the role of
Cecily Cardew, and Finn Mayhew as Rev. Chasuble. Congratulations to everyone on a
great performance!
Pictured left to right: Ms. Kelsey Carper, Mandy Quarantillo, Shannon Bernier, Sarah
Vandegrift, Tim Johnson, Kevin Dolan, Cecilia Bracey, Finn Mayhew, and Sarina Sofia
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STUDENT INFO - SCHOOL YEAR WRAP UP
Mr. Viking Pageant Supports
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Pictured left to right:
front - Andrew Riley, Elijah Moore,
Michael Grus, Andrew Gauvin,
Shamar Nelson,
back - Matt O’Dowd,
Mac Coulehan, Austin Rose,
Chase Tyler, Christian Villarosa,
Nic Hill
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Association, was held Friday, March 28, 2014 as a fundraiser for the Cystic Fibrosis
Foundation. The male contestants competed in talent, evening wear, seasonal wear,
and on stage presence. After a brief meeting, the judges, our own Mrs. Dawson, Mrs.
Splaine, and Mr. Pawlicki, chose the winner. Senior Michael Grus was crowned “Mr.
Viking.” Most impor tantly the event raised roughly $1400.00 for the foundation.
Distinctive Scholars Recognized
The 22nd Annual Distinctive Scholars Convocation was held at Mount Saint Joseph
High School in Baltimore, MD on April 8, 2014 and recognized the top academic
students from Catholic high schools within the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Kelsey
Bealmear, Lianne Pedersen and Kathryn Tighe were recognized and honored as
Archdiocese of Baltimore Catholic School Distinctive Scholars and were awarded for
their academic achievements and accomplishments, both in and out of the classroom.
Pictured left to right: Mr. Marc Minsker, Kathryn Tighe, Kelsey Bealmear,
Lianne Pedersen, Dr. Barbara Edmondson, Mr. Gordon Oliver
ATHLETICS
MIAA C Conference Football Champions
SJCP Girls’ Volleyball IAAM “C”
Conference Champions
2013 MIAA “C” Conference Champions
Saint John’s Catholic Prep defeated St. Vincent Pallotti 14-0 to win the MIAA “C”
Conference Football Championship. Congrats to Coach Ricca and the team on a
great season!
IPSL Conference Girls’ Soccer Champions
2013 Girls’ Volleyball team poses with their IAAM “C” Conference Championship Trophy
With a record of 14-0 the SJCP Vikings volleyball team went into playoffs versus Mt.
Carmel on Saturday November 2nd. The team captured their 2nd straight IAAM “C”
Conference Championship defeating Mount Carmel in 4 sets.
Boys’ Baseball MIAA Champions
2013 Girls’ Soccer team poses with their IPSL Championship Trophy
SJCP Girls’ Soccer team won over Mercersburg Academy in the IPSL Championship
contest on October 24 with a final score of 6-4. Congratulations Lady Vikings!
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Congrats to the Vikings Baseball Team! The boys defeated Chapelgate by a score of 5 to 2
and won their 3rd MIAA “C” Conference Championship!
The Boys’ Baseball team defeated Chapelgate by a score of 5 to 2 and won their 3rd
MIAA “C” Conference Championship. Congrats to the Vikings Baseball Team!
ATHLETICS
Spring Sports Banquet
On Sunday, May18, the Spring sport student-athletes and their accomplishments were
showcased at the annual Sports Banquet held in the gymnasium at SJCP. Close to 200
people from the school community attended the event. Highlights included recognizing
student athletes who broke personal and school records in both Girls’ and Boys’ Track
& Field, Softball reaching the IAAM semi-finals and IPSL Championship Game, Girls’
Lacrosse having a great season and making a run in the IAAM playoffs, the Tennis team
having one of their best seasons making a deep run in the MIAA team playoffs and
winning the MIAA individual tournament in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd singles matches, Boys’
Lacrosse team playing in the IPSL Championship Game and making it to the MIAA
quarterfinals and Baseball winning their third MIAA Championship in four years. In
addition, school president Mr. Oliver awarded the Fr. McElroy Medal to seniors who
participated in a varsity sport every season for four years. Below are the studentathletes who received Senior and Viking Awards:
Girls’ Track & Field:
Senior Award: Kelsey Bealmear
Viking Award: Maya Forrester
Softball:
Senior Award: Kathryn Tighe
Viking Award: Nicole Zuhse
Boys’ Track & Field:
Senior Award: Christian Villarosa
Viking Award: Shamar Nelson
Baseball:
Senior Award: Jon Mahalchick
Viking Award: Michael Bealmear
Tennis:
Senior Award: Madi Middeke
Viking Award: Aric Bosser
Senior McElroy Medal Recipients:
Grier Wilson
Christian Villarosa
Kathryn Tighe
Beth Ann Pierce
Madi Middeke
Girls’ Lacrosse:
Senior Award: Flannery Lawrence
Viking Award: Beth Ann Pierce
Boys’ Lacrosse:
Senior Award: Matt O’Dowd
Viking Award: Grier Wilson
Senior McElroy Medal Recipients: Grier Wilson, Christian Villarosa, Kathryn Tighe,
Beth Ann Pierce, Madi Middeke
Spring 2014 All Conference Teams
SJCP recognized the following spring spor t athletes on being voted either
All- IAAM,MIAA or IPSL.
Tennis
Aric Bosser-MIAA, 1st Singles Champion, IPSL
Madi Middeke-MIAA 2nd Singles Champion, IPSL
Maria Bulley-MIAA 3rd Singles Champion, IPSL
Baseball
Jon Mahalchick-MIAA,IPSL
Maciah Thomas-MIAA
Michael Bealmear-MIAA
Girls’ Lacrosse
Beth Ann Pierce- IAAM,IPSL
Bailey Skubon- IPSL
Boys’ Lacrosse
Mike Grus-IPSL
Conor Snyder-IPSL
Matt Bowman-IPSL
Grier Wilson- MIAA,IPSL
Softball
Kathryn Tighe-IAAM, IPSL
Emily Tighe- IAAM
ALUMNI HAPPENINGS
Class of 1965 Celebrates 50th Year Reunion
Class of 1961 and 1964
Adian Winpigler, Class of 1961, as an administrator and player with the Frederick
Senior Recreational Council’s basketball and softball leagues for the past 15 years,
was featured in The Frederick News-Post ar ticle “Basketball for the ages.” Frank
Scotto, Class of 1964, plays on the Frederick Senior Recreational Council’s basketball
league, and is also mentioned. The ar ticle appeared in The Frederick News-Post on
February 23, 2014.
Class of 1965
Front row: Jack Motter, Chuck Lebherz, Lenda (Mika) Potts, Susan Kreh(partially hidden),
Helene(grove) Kenny, Vicky(Hollingsworth) Nicodemus, Frank Scotto, Melissa(Welsh) Fitzgerald,
Sharon(Ewing) Provost, Jim Provost, Jim Hahn, Peggy(Kessler) Kaplan, Doug Kaplan.
Back Row: Pete Thomas, Chuck Graf, Kathleen(O’leary) Graf (hidden), Fran(Hartman) Davis,
Jerome Crewe, LuJean Ganley, Lelia Hooton, Jim McSherry(hidden), Jim Sherald, Jim Trout,
Lou Aubrey Cross(mostly hidden), Charlie Cosgrove(partially Hidden), Hunt Elkins, Phil Larkin,
Kathy Elkins, Cris(Herrant) Moore, Thad Moore.
The 50 Year Reunion was held May 30, 2014. Classmates met at Jim and Mary
McSherry’s for a cocktail par ty and picnic to celebrate their special occassion.
JULY LUNCH
(l to r) Seated 1st Row - Butch Brust, Leon Brust (SJH Class of 71), Larry Key, Linda
Baumgardner Gilbert, Jim McClellan & Craig Rhoderick (Frederick High Class of 65); and
2nd Row Standing - Vic Russell (Frederick High Class of 65), Bob Marrone, Bob DeGrange
(SJH Class of 66), Joe Creager, Rick Stup, Paul Brunner (Walkersville High Class of 65)
Billy Hoover & Mike Willard
Members of the Class of 1965 began meeting in August 2013 for lunch every other
month at FSK Post 11, The American Legion in Frederick.
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Class of 1988 – Celebrates 25th Reunion
Sean Reilly-Wood, 2011
Classmates from 1988 (and also from 1986, 1987 & 1989) gathered together at
the Homecoming Football game, then continued into the night at Firestones in
downtown Frederick. On Saturday, they attended a cocktail reception at SJCP, where
they were given a tour of the new campus. Classmate Jerome Crewe, class of 1988,
surprised everyone with a firework display at dusk. After the reception at SJCP, the
classmates continued their reunion celebration at Brewers Alley. A great time was
had by all and they agreed not to wait another 25 years for their next gathering
together. A special thank you to Carrie Hellerich for spearheading and planning the
alumni events for the weekend.
Sean Reilly-Wood, Class of 2011, is a 4.0 honors student, majoring in Economics and
Sociology with a minor in Arabic at American University. He is currently studying at
Yarmouk University in Irbid, Jordan. He has achieved fluency in Arabic and has done
extensive traveling around Jordan and countries in the area.
Kinley Enlists, 2012
Congratulations to Emily Kinley, SJCP class of 2012, on being selected for enlistment
into the Navy Nurse Candidate Program.
Recent Alums Enjoy
2013 Homecoming Game
Alumni catch up with faculty members at the Homecoming Football Game.
Classmates from 1986, 1987, 1988 & 1989
Pictured left to right: Tara
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Giangrande, Nathaniel Smith,
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Mr. Herr, Jay Plamondon,
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Evan Giangrande, Mr. Van.
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Class of 1988 – Establishes Fund in
Memory of Kathleen Finerty Sardi
The Class of 1988 has formulated a Fund in memory of Kathleen Finer ty Sardi. The
Fund is established to assist families who attend SJCP who require financial suppor t
with tuition, books, etc. To date, $600 has been raised from the Class of 1988
during their Reunion held in September. All donations are tax deductible and will be
recognized in the Honor Roll of Donor’s Repor t.
Shea Shannon Herman, 1990
Shea Shannon Herman, SJCP class of 1990, has been a cardiac nurse for Renown
Health for almost 12 years. She is living in Reno, NV and has three handsome little
boys, ages 6, 7, and 9.
Ego “JR” Ferguson, 2006 – 2008
Former SJCP student, Ego “JR” Ferguson was selected in the second round of the
2014 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears. JR attended SJCP and played football as a
Viking for the 2006, 2007, and 2008 seasons. His banner from the 2010 US Army All
American Bowl Game hangs proudly in the SJCP Gymnasium.
Congratulations JR and Go Bears!
Dotun Akinwale, 2009
Dotun Akinwale, SJCP class of 2008, graduated in 2013 from Thiel with a Bachelor of
Ar ts degree in Business Administration and has landed a front office internship with
the NBA’s Orlando Magic.
We hope to see Our Alums Back for Homecoming 2014
– October 17 at McCurdy Field
All Class – SJCP Hosts All Class Reunion
at New Campus
On Saturday, June 7, 2014 – Saint
John’s Catholic Prep hosted their
first All Class Alumni Reunion at
the new campus. The day was
filled with various oppor tunities
for the Alums to
spend time with their
former classmates.
Tours of the school
were given by current
SJCP students, boys
played basketball in the
new gym, the Athletic
Booster Club hosted
a yummy social and
cookout,and a cocktail
reception was held for
the over 21 crowd. Classes
from 1954 to 2014 were
represented and a good time
was had by all!
In Memory - Saint John’s Mourns Six Special Alums
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Nicholas A. Greenwell
Class of 2004
passed away on October 28, 2014
Douglas Joseph “Doug” Angell
Class of 1984
passed away on November 21, 2013
Walter A. Magee
Class of 1953
passed away on May 15, 2014
Scott Brian Stanley
Class of 1991
passed away on August 27, 2014
Dora Andrews Wagner
Class of 1952
passed away on November 14, 2013
Mary Mildred Miller Hargis
Class of 1938
passed away on March 28, 2014
2013-2014 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS REPORT
“Extraordinary things are accomplished by the giving hearts of volunteers” – Kristi A. Dyer, MD
A Message from
The Chairman of the Board
and
The Executive Director for Advancement
On Behalf of the Board of Directors, I want to thank you for your generous
support of Saint John’s Catholic Prep.
Last year was our first full year in our new school building at our Buckeystown Pike
Campus. This was a seminal moment in our school’s history. And because of the
support of families, alumni, and friends of Saint Johns, we were able to successfully
transition to our new campus and make the experience a positive one for our students.
Total cash contributions from all sources of income amounted to $622,796 with an
additional $38,943 in in-kind donations. We are incredibly fortunate to have such a
giving community.
This year we will enhance our new campus with the development of several additional
athletic fields, including baseball, softball, and football fields. These new facilities will
greatly improve the experience for our current and future student body and allow
for increased participation in athletics. We will continue to raise money for the
development of the fields, and we appreciate your financial support to this cause.
Thank you again for you generosity and your continued support of Catholic education at
Saint Johns Catholic Prep.
Jim Plamondon
Chairman
Board of Trustees
In an effort to conserve expenses, again this year, the Honor Roll of Donors Report
is combined with the Fall Newsletter. It was another exceptional year for Saint John’s
Catholic Prep. Please take a few moments to read through the report.
The faculty, staff, and students at Saint John’s are tremendously grateful for the enthusiastic
support of our entire community of parents, alumni, board members, alumni parents,
grandparents, and friends. Thank you, one and all, for your generosity.
It was our first full year on the new campus and a great year of fundraising for the Saint
John’s school community. The 33rd Annual Soiree was another fun and successful event,
raising over $70,600, with $10,800 of the funds being applied to the music program. For
the third year in a row, the Annual Fund exceeded its budgeted goal, ending the year with
$171,779. New this year was a Grant in Aide Program to assist the financial aid program,
which raised $39,700.
The generosity from our donors allows us to help close the gap between the true cost of
a Saint John’s education and the funding available from tuition. Your financial commitment
is never taken for granted – every donation is greatly appreciated.
Sources of Charitable Giving
Total Contributions from All Sources $622,796
Gifts to Current Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Annual Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Annual Soiree / Net Operating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Athletic Booster Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Grant In Aid Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gladys & Williams Obenderfer Estate ($10K applied to Annual Fund) .
Gifts for Capital Purposes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Legacy Campaign
Gifts/Pledges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Soiree Angels for Music Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Maryland State Department of Education –
The Aging School Fund Grant (security cameras). . . .
Scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Jack and Lucille Aellen Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Archdiocese of Baltimore School Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Balfour Company Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Community Foundation of Carroll County . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Baker Yingling Athletic Scholarship
The Community Foundation of Frederick County . . . . . . . . . .
St. Katharine Drexel Scholarship Fund - $500
The Rober t & Anne Fisher Scholarship Fund
for Saint John’s Catholic Prep - $2,723.24
Mar y Posta Grove Memorial Endowment Fund - $2,541.37
The Christopher M. Hassett Science Scholarship - $2,090
The Donald B. Rice Memorial Scholarship Fund - $4,655.11
Delaplaine Foundation Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The St. Katharine Drexel Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Friends of Catholic Education, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jesuit Scholarship - $1,000
Knights of Columbus Col. Thomas George Scholarship - $500
Knights of Columbus Father McGivney Scholarship - $2,000
Milani Scholarship - $1,600
Nallin Memorial Scholarship - $1,000
Wachter Scholarship - $500
Offutt Memorial Scholarship - $1,500
Seton Dubois Scholarship - $1,000
St. Peter Claver Scholarship - $5,000
FOCE Tuition Grants - $13,000
The Kathleen Finety Sardi Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Marion I. & Henr y J. Knott Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Maryland State Cour t Catholic Daughters Scholarship . . . . . . . .
St. Francis of Assisi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association . . . . . . . . . . .
St. Josephs of Carrollton Manor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
St. Peter’s Catholic Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Pfizer Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Total Cash Contributions from All Sources . . . . . . . . . . .
Gifts In-Kind Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Annual Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Legacy Campaign . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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$305,704
$171,779
. $42,200
. $12,000
. $39,725
. $50,000
$180,090
. . . . $160,236
. . . . . $10,800
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. . .$9,054
. $98,059
. . .$2,500
. . .$3,000
. . . $250
. . . $750
. . . . . $12,509
. . . . . .$5,000
. . . . . .$1,150
. . . . . $27,100
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. . $600
. $29,700
. . $500
. .$2,000
. .$2,000
. .$3,250
. .$5,500
. .$2,250
$583,853
. $38,943
. . .$8,943
. . $30,000
All gifts listed were received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014
Expenses
On behalf of the faculty, staff, and students, we sincerely and wholeheartedly thank our
many donors who continue to invest in Saint John’s.
Financial Aid/Scholarships
Faculty Salaries & Benefits
Diane L. Favret
Executive Director for Advancement
Materials & Supplies/Marketing
Income
Transportation
Tuition & Fees
Building & Grounds
Charitable Donations
Other/Depreciation
2.5%
3.3%
Other/Misc.
11.0%
14.5%
4.2%
1.1%
7.6%
64.5%
91.3%
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2013-2014 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS REPORT
Annual Fund
Saint John’s Platinum Club
$10,000 to $24,999
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bulley
Estate of Gladys I. Obenderfer, William
Obenderfer ‘34 *
Dr. & Mrs. Donald B. Rice ‘57
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. Warner
Prospect Hall Gold Club
$5,000 to $9,999
Delaplaine Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Stella F. Jordan
The Kentland Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon Sr.
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Tighe
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan P. Wright
Green & Gold Club
$2,500 to $4,999
Ausherman Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Crowley ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. John D’Amore
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Keating
The Plamondon Companies
The Randall Charitable Trust Donor Advised Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Rocca
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Shanley
Mr. & Mrs. John Sottile
Trustees Silver Club
$1,000 to $2,499
Mr. & Mrs. David Bealmear
Bob’s Discount Furniture Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Breen
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dahut
Mrs. Kateri M. DeLaney ‘74
Ms. Anne S. Fisher ‘46
Mr. Bernard L. Grove
David M. Grove, Attorney at Law
Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Grus
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hackett
Don Hoffacker’s Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Jody Holston
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Lisle
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Matkovich
Mr. William J. Mohan ‘54
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. James N. Plamondon
Mr. & Mrs. John Prokopchak
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Ryczko
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smariga ‘62
St. John’s Mid-Maryland Youth Basketball
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stitz
Mrs. Pamela M. Zusi
Fr. Reid Club
$500 to $999
Class of 1988 in Memory of
Kathleen Finer ty Sardi
Mr. & Mrs. Carlton M. Collins
Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Costlow
Ms. Christine Drescher
Mr. Scott Ewine
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Foss
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Gar thune
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Gauvin
Mr. Bernard L. Grove IV ‘76
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Grove ‘80
Mr. Richard M. Hassett ‘67
Mrs. Carrie L. Hellerich ‘88
Mr. Chris Holston
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kubic
Mr. J. Brendan Madden ‘87
Mrs. Maria S. Miller ‘57
Ms. Carolyn E. Mohan ‘52
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Morgan
Mr. Matthew E. Morningstar ‘93
Ms. Kathy O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Prokopchak
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Reigle
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Riley
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Stadler Nurseries
The Tyler Companies
Mrs. Ann E. Von Hagel ‘77
Circle of Excellence
$250 to $499
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y N. Austin
Mr. Richard C. Buxton ‘50
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Car ter
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Dixon
Mr. & Mrs. John Driggs
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Forrester
Mr. & Mrs. Henr y Gaidis
Mr. & Dr. F.W. Goundr y, III
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford I. Grandstaff III
Mr. John Hassett ‘71
Mr. & Mrs. Walter P.O. Helms
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kinley
Mrs. Marjorie Loomis ‘62
Mr. & Mrs. Jack McCar thy
Mr. & Mrs. Paul McNickle
Mr. Aaron M. Middeke ‘08
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Middeke
Mr. & Mrs. Cielito Monteblanco
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mur tha
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Neuman
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Orlowski
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Passaro
Drs. Kur t & Maria Pierce
Mr. & Mrs. Manuel P. Porres
Mr. C. Eugene Rickell ‘56
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robison
Mr. Joe Ruyter
Lt. Col. & Mrs. George Sisson
Mr. Clarence F. Smith ‘47
St. Mar tin School
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Struve
Mrs. Joyce M. Warfield ‘65
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Welty
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Whedbee
Mrs. Andrew H. Wilbur ‘83
Mr. & Mrs. William Willard
Viking Club
Up to $249
Mr. Michael Amedeo ‘14
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Balcerek
Mr. John Ballantyne ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ballantyne
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Ballenger
Mr. Rober t H. Baumgardner ‘54
Ms. Rosemar y A. Baumgardner ‘67
Ms. Kelsey Bealmear ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Bernier
Ms. Jane Grove Bolger
Mr. Nathaniel Bowman ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Kur t Boyd
Ms. Mar y Elizabeth Boyd
Mr. Dennis Breen ‘14
Mrs. Helen Bur ton
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y S. Bushko
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Catalani
Catoctin Charities Inc
Mr. Vincent M. Ceci & Mrs. Linda Schroettingen
Ms. Lisa Chaney
Mr. Daniel S. Chesley ‘61
Mrs. Mar y Louise Chesley-Cora ‘59
Mr. & Mrs. Silas Cheung
Mr. Jonathan Clark ‘14
Ms. Rachel Clark ‘14
Ms. Alyssa Clayburn ‘14
Ms. Erin Cockey
Ms. Helen Cook
Mr. & Mrs. John Corr
Ms. Deborah Craven
Mrs. Jacqueline Craven
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Crutchley ‘57, ‘58
Dr. William Dahut, Jr.
Mrs. Stephanie A. Danfor th ‘99
Mr. & Mrs. Marqus Dawson ‘04
Mrs. Dorothy DeGrange ‘46
Mr. & Mrs. George B. Delaplaine
Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Dinsmore
Mr. Thomas E. Dumm &
Mrs. Lisa L. Pinckney-Dumm
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Dummann
Mrs. Nancy R. Duncan
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Favret
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Fergerstrom
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Filyo
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fitzgibbon III
Ms. Heather A. Ford ‘93
Mr. Connor Gallagher ‘14
Mr. Melvin Galloway
Dr. James P. Ganley ‘55
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Gillis, Sr.
Great Stuff By Paul Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. John Greene
Ms. Deborah Greisler
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hall
Ms. Susan C. Hardey
Mrs. Mar y Hargis ‘38 *
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y E. Harraka
Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Helms
Dr. Nima Hendi ‘88
Mr. & Mrs. Jose Hernandez
Dr. Carol L. Hinds
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick N. Hogan
Holy Family Parish
Captain David Horrigan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hull
Mr. & Mrs. Bobbie Hunt
Mr. Thomas E. Ingalls
Dr. Allen Ingling ‘55
Mr. & Mrs. John Johnson
Mr. Rober t Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Kadel ‘63
Ms. Kathy Kalan
Lt. Col. & Mrs. Michael Kanne
Mrs. Maria S. Kay
Mrs. Helene Kenny ‘64
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Keser
Mr. Rober t J. Krajewski
Mr. Bill Kubistal & Mrs. Kelly Pereira
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene LaCroce
Mr. & Mrs. William Lineburg
Mr. Alton J. Lipps ‘60
Mr. Ronald Lipps ‘56
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Luttrell
Mr. & Mrs. John Magro
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mahalchick
Mr. Jonathon Mahalchick ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Regis J. Mahoney
Ms. Noreen Manning
Mrs. Mar y C. Masser ‘54
Mr. & Mrs. John Matthias
Mrs. Virginia Matthias ‘62
Ms. Lea Mauceri
Dr. Judith Mbaoua
Mr. James McSherr y Jr.
Mr. Joshua A. Merkel ‘97
Ms. Madison Middeke ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. David Miller
Ms. Julia Minner
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Minsker
Ms. Mar ta Leon-Monzon
Deacon & Mrs. Leroy S. Moore
Ms. Stephanie Y. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Morley
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Morrill
Ms. Lisa K. Munyan
Mrs. Katherine Corley Murray ‘67
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Muskas
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mutchler
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Nelson
Ms. Margaret Nelson ‘14
Dr. Frank Nice
Mrs. Leslie Nuse ‘63
Mrs. Joan O’Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. John B. O’Connor ‘75
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Connor ‘84
Mr. Richard J. O’Connor
Mr. James O’Donnell
Mr. Matthew O’Dowd ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Ogren
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Ogren
Mrs. Margaret O’Hara ‘61
Mr. Nicholas Oliverio ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Willard N. O’Neal
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Orlowski
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ivan Palkovic
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Paulin
Ms. Madison Payne ‘14
Ms. Lianne Pedersen ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Petrie
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pieklo
Mr. J. Eugene Prevost
Ms. Amanda Quarantillo ‘14
Dr. & Mrs. Edward P. Quarantillo, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Quarantillo
Mr. Michael Quarantillo ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. John Ricca
Mr. Andrew Riley ‘14
Mrs. Anne Lynn Rinehar t ‘60
Roby’s Photo Shop
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby
Mr. D. Stephen Rockwood
Mr. Austin Rose ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y J. Ross ‘91
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Rothenberg
Ms. Rachel H. Ryan
Mr. Richard Sandy
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Scanga
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Schultz ‘00
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Schultz
Ms. Isabella Selmon
Mr. & Mrs. Gerardo Sepe
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Sharpe
Mr. & Mrs. John V. Sherwin
Ms. Carole A. Shoemaker ‘83
Mrs. Louise Shoemaker ‘42
Ms. Alexa Simon ‘14
Ms. Aurora Simon ‘14
Mr. R. Simon & Mrs. A. Porres
Mr. & Mrs. Bradford B. Smith
Mr. Gregor y M. Smith ‘71
Ms. Paula Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Br yan F. Snell
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sofia
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Splain
St. Katharine Drexel Church
Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Starleper
Mr. Jack Stedman ‘14
Mr. Paul Stevens
Mr. Andrew Stewar t ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Swensen
Ms. Joan Thompson
Ms. Kathr yn Tighe ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Tregoning ‘62
Ms. Lisa Turner
Mr. Chase Tyler ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy VanSchaick
Mrs. Jean Weddle ‘43
Mr. Steven Weiblinger ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick White
Mrs. Mar tha Whiteside ‘60
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Wight
Mr. & Mrs. John Wohlfar th
Mr. Harr y Wood
Mr. William E. Wright
Ms. Lorraine Yetimitana ‘14
Mr. Charles Yost ‘62
Mr. Julian Young ‘14
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zucofski
Gifts From Alumni
Class of 1938
Mrs. Mar y Hargis *
Class of 1942
Mrs. Louise Shoemaker
Class of 1943
Mrs. Jean Weddle
Class of 1946
Mrs. Dorothy DeGrange
Ms. Anne S. Fisher
Class of 1947
Mr. Clarence F. Smith
Class of 1950
Mr. Richard C. Buxton
Class of 1952
Ms. Carolyn E. Mohan
Annual Fund Cont.
Class of 1954
Mr. Rober t H. Baumgardner
Mrs. Mary C. Masser
Mr. William J. Mohan
Class of 1955
Dr. James P. Ganley
Dr. Allen Ingling
Class of 1956
Mr. Ronald Lipps
Mr. C. Eugene Rickell
Class of 1957
Mrs. Maria S. Miller
Dr. & Mrs. Donald B. Rice
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Crutchley
Class of 1958
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Crutchley
Class of 1959
Mrs. Mary Louise Chesley-Cora
Class of 1960
Mr. Alton J. Lipps
Mrs. Anne Lynn Rinehar t
Mrs. Mar tha Whiteside
Class of 1961
Mr. Daniel S. Chesley
Mrs. Margaret O’Hara
Class of 1962
Mrs. Marjorie Loomis
Mrs. Virginia Matthias
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smariga
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Tregoning
Mr. Charles Yost
Class of 1963
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Kadel
Mrs. Leslie Nuse
Class of 1964
Mrs. Helene Kenny
Class of 1965
Mrs. Joyce M. Warfield
Class of 1967
Ms. Rosemary A. Baumgardner
Mr. Richard M. Hassett
Mrs. Katherine Corley Murray
Class of 1971
Mr. John Hassett
Mr. Gregory M. Smith
Class of 1974
Mr. & Mrs. John D’Amore
Mrs. Kateri M. DeLaney
Class of 1975
Mr. & Mrs. John B. O’Connor
Class of 1976
Mr. Bernard L. Grove IV
Class of 1977
Mrs. Ann E. Von Hagel
Class of 1980
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Grove
Class of 1983
Ms. Carole A. Shoemaker
Mrs. Andrew H. Wilbur
Class of 1984
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Connor
Class of 1987
Mr. J. Brendan Madden
Class of 1988
Dr. Nima Hendi
Class of 1991
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Ross
Class of 1993
Ms. Heather A. Ford
Mr. Matthew E. Morningstar
Class of 1997
Mr. Joshua A. Merkel
Class of 1999
Mrs. Stephanie A. Danfor th
Class of 2000
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Schultz
Class of 2004
Mr. & Mrs. Marqus Dawson
Class of 2008
Mr. Aaron M. Middeke
Class of 2014
Mr. Michael Amedeo
Mr. John Ballantyne
Ms. Kelsey Bealmear
Mr. Nathaniel Bowman
Mr. Dennis Breen
Mr. Jonathan Clark
Ms. Rachel Clark
Ms. Alyssa Clayburn
Mr. Connor Gallagher
Mr. Jonathon Mahalchick
Ms. Madison Middeke
Ms. Margaret Nelson
Mr. Matthew O’Dowd
Mr. Nicholas Oliverio
Ms. Madison Payne
Ms. Lianne Pedersen
Ms. Amanda Quarantillo
Mr. Michael Quarantillo
Mr. Andrew Riley
Mr. Austin Rose
Ms. Alexa Simon
Ms. Aurora Simon
Mr. Jack Stedman
Mr. Andrew Stewar t
Ms. Kathr yn Tighe
Mr. Chase Tyler
Mr. Steven Weiblinger
Ms. Lorraine Yetimitana
Mr. Julian Young
Gifts from Parents
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y N. Austin
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Balcerek
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ballantyne
Mr. & Mrs. David Bealmear
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Bernier
Mr. & Mrs. Kur t Boyd
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bulley
Mr. Vincent M. Ceci & Mrs. Linda Schroettingen
Mr. & Mrs. John Corr
Ms. Deborah Craven
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Crowley
Mr. Thomas E. Dumm &
Mrs. Lisa L. Pinckney-Dumm
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Filyo
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fitzgibbon III
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Forrester
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Foss
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Gillis, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford I. Grandstaff III
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hackett
Ms. Susan C. Hardey
Mr. & Mrs. Walter P.O. Helms
Mr. & Mrs. Jody Holston
Mr. & Mrs. John Johnson
Mr. Rober t Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kubic
Mr. Bill Kubistal & Mrs. Kelly Pereira
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Lisle
Dr. Judith Mbaoua
Mr. & Mrs. Jack McCar thy
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Middeke
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Neuman
Ms. Kathy O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Ogren
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Orlowski
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Passaro
Mr. & Mrs. James N. Plamondon
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Ryczko
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Shanley
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Sharpe
Mr. & Mrs. Br yan F. Snell
Mr. & Mrs. John Sottile
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stitz
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Struve
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Tighe
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Wight
Mr. & Mrs. John Wohlfar th
Mr. & Mrs. Br yan P. Wright
Gifts from Parents of Alumni
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y N. Austin
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ballantyne
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Ballenger
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Breen
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y S. Bushko
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Catalani
Mr. & Mrs. John Corr
Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Costlow
Ms. Deborah Craven
Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Dinsmore
Ms. Anne S. Fisher ‘46
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Gauvin
Mr. & Dr. F.W. Goundr y, III
Mr. & Mrs. John Greene
Mr. Bernard L. Grove
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Grove ‘80
Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Grus
Ms. Susan C. Hardey
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y E. Harraka
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hoffacker
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hull
Mr. & Mrs. Bobbie Hunt
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y Inman
Mr. & Mrs. John Johnson
Mr. Rober t Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Kadel ‘63
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Keser
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kinley
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene LaCroce
Mr. & Mrs. William Lineburg
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Lisle
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Luttrell
Mr. & Mrs. John Magro
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mahalchick
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Matkovich
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Middeke
Mr. & Mrs. David Miller
Ms. Lisa K. Munyan
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mur tha
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Nelson
Dr. Frank Nice
Ms. Kathy O’Brien
Mr. Richard J. O’Connor
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ivan Palkovic
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Petrie
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pieklo
Drs. Kur t & Maria Pierce
Mr. & Mrs. James N. Plamondon
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Prokopchak
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Quarantillo
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Reigle
Mr. & Mrs. John Ricca
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Riley
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Schultz
Mr. & Mrs. Gerardo Sepe
Mr. & Mrs. John V. Sherwin
Mr. R. Simon & Mrs. A. Porres
Lt. Col. & Mrs. George Sisson
Mr. & Mrs. Bradford B. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. William Willard
Mr. Harr y Wood
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zucofski
Gifts from Grandparents
Mrs. Helen Bur ton
Mrs. Jacqueline Craven
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Dixon
Mr. & Mrs. John Driggs
Mrs. Nancy R. Duncan
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Fergerstrom
Mr. & Mrs. Henr y Gaidis
Mr. Melvin Galloway
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Gar thune
Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Helms
Mr. & Mrs. Jose Hernandez
Mr. Thomas E. Ingalls
Lt. Col. & Mrs. Michael Kanne
Mr. & Mrs. Regis J. Mahoney
Mrs. Maria S. Miller ‘57
Mr. & Mrs. Cielito Monteblanco
Deacon & Mrs. Leroy S. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Morley
Mrs. Joan O’Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. Willard N. O’Neal
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Ogren
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Orlowski
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon Sr.
Mr. J. Eugene Prevost
Mr. Joe Ruyter
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Scanga
Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Starleper
Mr. William E. Wright
Gifts from Grandparents of Alumni
Mr. and Mrs. David G. Clark
Mrs. Jacqueline Craven
Mr. Bernard L. Grove
Ms. Kathy Kalan
Mrs. Maria S. Kay
Ms. Mar ta Leon-Monzon
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Morrill
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Muskas
Mrs. Joan O’Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Paulin
Mr. & Mrs. Manuel P. Porres
Mr. & Mrs. John Prokopchak
Dr. & Mrs. Edward P. Quarantillo, Jr.
Ms. Rachel H. Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sofia
Gifts from Faculty & Staff
Mr. & Mrs. Silas Cheung
Mr. & Mrs. John Corr
Mr. & Mrs. Marqus Dawson ‘04
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Dummann
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Favret
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Foss
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y Inman
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Keser
Mr. Rober t J. Krajewski
Mr. & Mrs. Paul McNickle
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Minsker
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Orlowski
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Petrie
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pieklo
Mr. & Mrs. John Ricca
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y J. Ross ‘91
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Schultz ‘00
Mr. & Mrs. John V. Sherwin
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Splain
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Swensen
Ms. Joan Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy VanSchaick
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Whedbee
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick White
Gifts from Former Faculty Members
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Breen
Mrs. Nancy R. Duncan
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Grove ‘80
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene LaCroce
Mr. Joshua A. Merkel ‘97
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Connor ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robison
Gifts from Board Members
Mr. & Mrs. John D’Amore ‘74
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Crowley
Mrs. Kateri M. DeLaney ‘74
Mr. Richard M. Hassett ‘67
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick N. Hogan
Rev. Msgr. Rober t Jaskot
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Keating
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Connor ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. James N. Plamondon
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smariga ‘62
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Welty
Mrs. Pamela M. Zusi
Gifts from Former Board Members
Rev. Keith Boisver t, St. Katharine Drexel Church
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dahut
Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Dinsmore
Ms. Anne S. Fisher ‘46
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Annual Fund Cont.
Mr. Bernard L. Grove
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Grove ‘80
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory E. Harraka
Dr. Carol L. Hinds
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Kadel ‘63
Mr. William J. Mohan ‘54
Mrs. Anne Lynn Rinehar t ‘60
Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Rocca
Mr. & Mrs. Gerardo Sepe
Mr. & Mrs. John V. Sherwin
Mr. Paul Stevens
Gifts from Friends
Catoctin Charities Inc
Anonymous
St. John’s Mid-Maryland Youth Basketball
Great Stuff By Paul Inc.
St. Katharine Drexel Church
Ms. Jane Grove Bolger
Ms. Mary Elizabeth Boyd
Ms. Lisa Chaney
Ms. Erin Cockey
Ms. Helen Cook
Mr. & Mrs. John D’Amore ‘74
Dr. William Dahut, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. George B. Delaplaine
Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Dinsmore
Ms. Christine Drescher
Mr. Scott Ewine
Ms. Deborah Greisler
Mr. Bernard L. Grove
David M. Grove, Attorney at Law
Delaplaine Foundation, Inc.
Ausherman Family Foundation
Mr. Chris Holston
Captain David Horrigan
Holy Family Parish
Ms. Stella F. Jordan
Ms. Noreen Manning
Mr. & Mrs. John Matthias
Ms. Lea Mauceri
Mr. James McSherry Jr.
Ms. Julia Minner
Ms. Stephanie Y. Moore
Mr. James O’Donnell
Bob’s Discount Furniture
Charitable Foundation, Inc.
St. Mar tin School
The Plamondon Companies
The Randall Charitable Trust Donor Advised Fund
Mr. D. Stephen Rockwood
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Rothenberg
Mr. Richard Sandy
Ms. Isabella Selmon
Ms. Paula Smith
Stadler Nurseries
Ms. Lisa Turner
The Tyler Companies
The Kentland Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Charles Yost ‘62
Memorial Gifts
In Memory of Kathleen Finerty Sardi ‘88
Class of 1988
Dr. Nima Hendi ‘88
In Memory of Patricia A. McCaffrey O’Connor ‘34
Mr. & Mrs. John B. O’Connor ‘75
In Memory of Robert McNickle
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon Sr.
In Memory of Troy King ‘09
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby
In Memory of Michael Sisson ‘99
Lt. Col. & Mrs. George Sisson
Gifts In-kind
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Car ter
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dahut
Mr. Scott Ewine
Ms. Kathy O’Brien
St. Mar tin School
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The Plamondon Companies
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robison
Roby’s Photo Shop
Mr. & Mrs. Gerardo Sepe
Wish List Donors
Mr. & Mrs. David Bealmear
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Breen
Mr. Vincent M. Ceci & Mrs. Linda Schroettingen
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fitzgibbon III
Mr. Bill Kubistal & Mrs. Kelly Pereira
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mahalchick
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Shanley
Mr. R. Simon & Mrs. A. Porres
Stadler Nurseries
Corporate Matching Gifts
Bank of America
Wells Fargo
Morgan Stanley
Vulcan Materials Company
Constellation Energy - Exelon Foundation
Fannie Mae
Williams
The Pfizer Foundation
The Legacy
Campaign
The Founders Society
$250,000+
Harold B. and Thelma Barnes Duvall Estate
Mr. Charles B. Thomas ‘ 34 *
Ms. Maureen Thomas
The Keystone Society
$100,000 - $249,999
Friends of Catholic Education, Inc.
Mr. Bernard L. Grove
The Kentland Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon Sr.
Mrs. Donald B. Rice ‘33 *
Dr. & Mrs. Donald B. Rice ‘57
Dr. James R. Rice ‘58
Mr. Kenneth Rice ‘61
Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Rocca
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smariga ‘62
R.W. Warner, Inc.
The Cornerstone Society
$50,000 - $99,999
Mrs. Lucille Aellen
Mr. & Mrs. Jacques Delente
Horning Brothers Corporation
Mrs. James McSherr y *
Mr. & Mrs. James N. Plamondon
The Randall Charitable Trust Donor Advised Fund
Mr. Paul B. Rhoads ‘36 *
The Steward Society
$10,000 - $49,999
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Asuncion
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ballantyne
Mr. & Mrs. Alston W. Blount
Mr. William H. Browning Jr.
Clearwater Landscape & Nurser y
The Richard D. Costlow Family
Dr. Richard D. Costlow Jr. ‘66
Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Costlow
Mrs. Kathleen Costlow D’Amore ‘74
Ms. Sarah L. Costlow
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Crowley
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dahut
Dan Ryan Builders
Mr. Alber t E. Edwards
Mrs. Maralita L. Freeny ‘65
Mr. Bernard L. Grove IV ‘76
Mr. Br yan L. Grove ‘90
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Grove ‘80
Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Grove ‘77
Mr. Rober t A. Grove ‘81
Mr. & Mrs. Gregor y E. Harraka
Mrs. Mar y Catherine James ‘84
Ms. Stella F. Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Keating
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kinley
Mr. Alton J. Lipps ‘60
Mr. Ronald Lipps ‘56
Mrs. Louise R. Loy ‘40
Mrs. John McShea
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Middeke
Mr. William J. Mohan ‘54
Mount St. Mar y’s University
The Plamondon Companies
PNC Bank
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ruziska
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Tighe
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Welty
Mr. & Mrs. Br yan P. Wright
The Foundation Society
$1,000 - $9,999
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Ager
Ausherman Corporation
Ausherman Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Paul Calderon
Dr. & Mrs. Jack W. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y L. Coffman
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Contino
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cur tin Jr.
DANAC Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Fearnow
Ms. Anne S. Fisher ‘46
Mr. & Mrs. George Gelles
Dr. & Mrs. William J. Hall ‘85
Mr. Richard M. Hassett ‘67
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hoffacker
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick N. Hogan
Rev. George Jakopac
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Jean-Philippe
The Kane Moving Company
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kur tyka
Mr. & Mrs. John MacDonald
Mr. Stephen C. Mackintosh ‘81
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Massi
Mrs. Maria S. Miller ‘57
Mr. & Mrs. John P. O’Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Connor ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t R. Ordonio
Ms. Patricia M. Pennington
Mr. & Mrs. John V. Sherwin
Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Shopland Jr. ‘91
Mrs. Gaudioso Sore
Upper Montgomer y County Fire Dept.
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. Warner
The Friends Society
Up to $1,000
4th Wall Musical Theatre, Inc.
Rev. Andrew Aaron
Judge & Mrs. Samuel W. Barrick
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Boudreaux
Dr. & Mrs. C. Jeffrey Bowman
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Breen
Dr. & Mrs. James Buchanan
Dr. & Mrs. Dean E. Calcagni
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Carow
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Catalani
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Charuhas
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Chmelik
Ms. Jessica Collins
Mr. & Mrs. John Corr
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cosentino
Mr. Eugene Cosentino
Mr. Kevin Coulehan
Msgr. John A. Dietzenbach, Church of the
Resurrection
Mr. & Mrs. David Doll
Ms. Christine Drescher
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Eaton
Ms. Linda Eckley
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Ellington
Mr. Rober t L. Ellington ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Favret
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Foss
Mr. & Mrs. Jorge Gallar t
Mr. Thomas A. Glennon
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Gressley
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Gustin
Ms. Gail T. Guyton
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Garland Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Keser
Ms. Lee Kincaid
Ms. Karen Kulback
Mr. & Mrs. John N. Lesko
Linton Shafer Warfield & Garrett, P.A
Mr. & Mrs. O. Clifton Mar tin
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McGowan
Mr. & Mrs. Paul McNickle
Mrs. Charles Mor ton ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Nicodemus
Mr. Richard J. O’Connor
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Oliver
Ms. Anne O’Neill
Mr. & Mrs. A. Austin Pearre
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Peifer
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Petrie
Ms. Melissa Phillips-Matesa
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pieklo
Mr. & Mrs. Jean Posbic
Ms. Ann Reid
Mr. & Mrs. Girard D. Reid
Mr. & Mrs. James Reid
General & Mrs. Rick Rife
Mrs. Barbara Riley ‘51
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robison
Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore A. Romano
Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Rowe
Mr. Michael Rupper t
Mr. Michael J. Santangelo ‘58
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Satterfield
Mr. C. Schmidt & Ms. M. Thalheimer
Mr. & Mrs. Gerardo Sepe
Mr. Clarence F. Smith ‘47
Mr. Raymond Speciale
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Splaine
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Suit
Ms. Melanie Swain
Mr. John C. Tolber t ‘80
Mr. & Mrs. Chad Tyler
Mr. & Mrs. Laszlo von Lazar
Mrs. Cynthia L. Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Watkins
Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. West
Ms. Mar y C. Willard
Mr. P. Axtell & Mrs. B. Witcher
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. Witte
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Wojciechowski
Memorial Gifts
In Memory of Bernard & Catherine Grove
Mr. Bernard L. Grove
In Memory Mrs. Patricia McCaffrey O’Connor ‘36
4th Wall Musical Theatre, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. David Doll
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Ellington
Mr. Rober t L. Ellington ‘84
Mr. Richard J. O’Connor
Mr. C. Schmidt & Ms. M. Thalheimer
Mr. Clarence F. Smith ‘47
In Memory of Mrs. Mary Santangelo Rice ‘33
Judge & Mrs. Samuel W. Barrick
Ms. Gail T. Guyton
Linton Shafer Warfield & Garrett, P.A
Mrs. Maria S. Miller ‘57
Ms. Anne O’Neill
Mr. & Mrs. A. Austin Pearre
Mr. Michael J. Santangelo ‘58
Ms. Melanie Swain
Mrs. Cynthia L. Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. West
Ms. Mar y C. Willard
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. Witte
In Memory of Agnes M. Summers
Mrs. Maria S. Miller ‘57
33rd Annual Soirée
SPONSORS:
Diamond
Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc.
David M. Grove, Attorney At Law (Class of 1980)
Gold
The Plamondon Companies
Silver
Pat & Molly Crowley
John and Kate D’Amore
Friends of Catholic Education (F.O.C.E.)
Bernie Grove
Stella Jordan
Mid-Atlantic Diversified Construction and
Consulting, LLC
Miles & Stockbridge P.C.
Tyler-Donegan Real Estate Services
Warner Service, Frederick LLC
Wye River Group
Bronze
Scott & Gwen Austin
Don Hoffacker’s Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc
Tom & Susan Kleinhanzl
Mount St. Mary’s University
Gordon & Sandra Oliver
Proffitt & Associates Architects P.C.
Dr. Rick & Michele Rogers
Bryan & Beth Wright
Underwriter
David & Michaela Bealmear
BlueRidge Bank
Deborah Mantilla Craven
Ar thur C. Crum, Jr. Attorney at Law
Bill & Nancy Dahut
Frederick County Bank
Richard M. Hassett CPA (Class of 1967)
Donald & Mary Hoffacker
Jody & Theresa Holston
Mike & Liz Kinley
Lori & Peter Kubic
John & Jackie Mahalchick
Drs. Kur t & Maria Pierce
Printing Services, Inc.
Ruth & Michael Riley
Shear Reflections Hair Salon
Daniel & Virginia Wagner
Weiss Bros. of Hagerstown, Inc.
Advertisements & Gift Donations
Balfour
Baltimore Coffee & Tea Company
Baltimore Orioles
Baltimore Ravens
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Bateman
Black Hog
Brewer’s Alley
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond G. Bowman
Mrs. Helen Bur ton
Bushwaller’s
CACIQUE
Café Nola
Carrabba’s Italian Grill
Catoctin Popcorn
Champion Billiards Spor ts Café
Char treuse & Co.
CiCi’s Pizza
Clearwater Landscape & Nursery
Mrs. Michele Corr
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Coulehan
Crime Museum
Mr. Patrick B. Crowley
Mr. William L. Dahut
Mrs. Kate Costlow D’Amore
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Davis
Sylvana Institute
Mrs. Kateri M. DeLaney
Mr. & Mrs. George B. Delaplaine
Mr. Thomas E. Dumm &
Mrs. Lisa L. Pinckney-Dumm
Dutch’s Daughter
Fabbioli Cellars
Family Meal Restaurant
Famous Daves
Firehouse Subs
Frederick Keys Baseball
Frederick Shell Car Wash
Dr. Mar tha Gagnon
Great Stuff by Paul
Greg’s Driving School
Mr. Bernard L. Grove
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hackett
Mr. Gregor y E. Harraka
Mr. Richard M. Hassett
Mr. Patrick Hogan
Home Essentials of Frederick
IHOP
Il Por to
Rev. Msgr. Rober t Jaskot
Jayla Photography
Mr. & Mrs. John Johnson
JoJo Resturant & Tap House
Juliet’s Italian Market & Café
Mrs. Amy Keating
Liber ty Mountain Resor t
Mar yland Turf Caterers, Inc.
Mayne’s Tree Farm
Mistero Bar and Italian Grille
Monocacy Crossing
Mr. Scott Ewine
Newseum
Noodles and Company
Mr. Michael O’Connor
Mr. Gabriel O’Neill
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Onuigbo
Orioles Nest #331
Panera Bread
Petals & Pots
Mr. James N. Plamondon
Potomac Par ty Cruises, Inc.
Potomac Riverboat Company
Pretzel & Pizza Creations
Red Lobster
Renaissance Salon & Spa
River Riders Inc.
Roby’s Photo Shop
Mr. Bailey Rogers
Dr. Richard Rogers
Seven Springs Mountain Resor t
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Shanley
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Shanley
Shear Reflections Hair Salon
Mr. Michael Smariga
Dr. & Mrs. Hal Snyder
Stacie Jewelr y
Stadler Nurseries
Starbucks
Wholesale Diamond Consultants
T. G. I. Friday’s
Tarara Winer y
The Ar t of Beauty
The Cellar Door Restaurant
The Frederick Coffee Company
The Orchard Restaurant
The Restaurant at Patowmack Farm
The Temple: A Paul Mitchell Par tner School
The Weinberg Center for the Ar ts
Thomas Scott Salon & Spa
Toby’s Dinner Theatre of Columbia
Wailea Marriott
Uncle Ralph’s Cookies
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Warner
Washington Nationals Baseball Club
Washington Redskins
Mr. Joesph S. Welty
WLR Automotive Group
Mrs. Pamela M. Zusi
Soiree Music Angels
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ballantyne
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Bosser
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond G. Bowman
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bur ton
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Catalani
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Clark
Mr. & Mrs. John Corr
Mr. & Mrs. John D’Amore ‘74
Mr. Kevin Coulehan
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Crowley
Mrs. Teresa A. Dayhoff ‘74
Mr. Alber t E. Edwards
Ms. Cecilia Emmanuel
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Foss
Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Grus
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hackett
Mr. & Mrs. Gar y Inman
Mr. & Mrs. Mar ty Kamer
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kleinhanzl
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mahalchick
Ms. Carolyn E. Mohan ‘52
Mr. William J. Mohan ‘54
Mr. Aldo Monacelli
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Orlowski
Mr. & Mrs. Ajay Ram Patil
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pessagno, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James N. Plamondon
Mr. Michael Proffitt, Proffitt &
Associates Architects, PC
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Gerardo Sepe
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Shanley
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Tighe
Mr. & Mrs. Br yan P. Wright
Scholarships
The Jack and Lucille Aellen Scholarship
Archdiocese of Baltimore School Fund
Balfour Company Scholarship
Community Foundation of Carroll County
Baker Yingling Athletic Scholarship
The Community Foundation of Frederick County
St. Katharine Drexel Scholarship Fund
The Rober t & Anne Fisher Scholarship Fund for
Saint John’s Catholic Prep
Mar y Posta Grove Memorial Endowment Fund
The Christopher M. Hassett Science
Scholarship
The Donald B. Rice Memorial Scholarship Fund
Delaplaine Foundation Inc.
The St. Katharine Drexel Scholarship Fund
Friends of Catholic Education, Inc.
Jesuit Scholarship
Knights of Columbus Col. Thomas George
Scholarship
Knights of Columbus Father McGivney
Scholarship
Milani Scholarship
Nallin Memorial Scholarship
Wachter Scholarship
Offutt Memorial Scholarship
Seton Dubois Scholarship
St. Peter Claver Scholarship
FOCE Tuition Grants
The Kathleen Finety Sardi Scholarship
Marion I. & Henr y J. Knott Scholarship Fund
Mar yland State Cour t Catholic Daughters
Scholarship
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association
St. Josephs of Carrollton Manor
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
The Pfizer Company
Athletic Booster
Club
Memberships & Donations
Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Austin
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ballantyne
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Bateman
Mr. & Mrs. David Bealmear
Dr. & Mrs. John Rober t Benjamin
Mr. & Mrs. Kur t Boyd
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Breen
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Cheli
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Codd
Mr. Kevin Coulehan
Ms. Deborah Craven
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Crowley
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cur tin Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene de Ribeaux
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Delente
Mr. & Mrs. Terr y L. Eyler, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Favret
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Forrester
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Foss
Mr. Paul A. Galloway &
Mrs. Lynn Bender-Galloway
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Gauvin
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford I. Grandstaff III
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Greene
Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Grus
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hackett
Ms. Susan C. Hardey
Dr. & Mrs. Rober t Hopkins
Mr. & Mrs. John Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Mar ty Kamer
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kubic
Ms. Anne-Marie Laboe
Ms. Bria Lawrence
Mr. & Mrs. Linus Louketis
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mahalchick
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Massey
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Middeke
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Ogren
Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Ogren
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Oliver
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Oliverio
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Passaro
Mr. & Mrs. James N. Plamondon
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Prokopchak
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Reigle
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Richards
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Riley
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Rolle
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Ryczko
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Shanley
Mr. & Mrs. John Sottile
Ms. Sheila O. Stedman
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stitz
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Thayer
Mr. & Mrs. John Thiede
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Tighe
Mr. & Mrs. Laszlo von Lazar
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Wagner
Mr. & Mrs. Brian S. Weiblinger
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Wight
Mr. & Mrs. John Wohlfar th
Mr. & Mrs. Br yan P. Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zucofski
Mr. Brian Zuhse & Mrs. Sarah Kelly
The donor lists included in this Honor
Roll of Donors Report were compiled
by the Office of Advancement. We have
made every effort to prepare this report
accurately. However, despite our best
efforts, errors and omissions occasionally
do occur. If you made a contribution
between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013
and your name was omitted, listed in the
wrong place, or misspelled, please accept
our sincere apologies. To advise us of a
mistake, please contact The Advancement
Office: 301.662.4210 or email
[email protected] or
[email protected].
Thank you.
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TREASURES TO PURCHASE AND UPCOMING EVENTS
Prospect Hall Prints Available
A limited number of the “Prospect Hall” prints by David Yontz are still available in the school
office for $40.00 each. The prints are numbered and signed by the ar tist, and would make
a wonderful gift. Please contact Mrs. Pieklo at 301-662-4210, Ext. 123 or at mpieklo@
saintjohnsprep.org if you are interested in purchasing this beautiful par t of our school’s history.
SJCP Campus Notecards by Student Photographers
$20.00 - 12 cards per pack, 2 each of 6 designs
To purchase: Please contact the Advancement Office or send check to:
SJCP
3989 Buckeystown Pike
P.O. Box 909
Buckeystown, MD 21717
Please make check payable to: SJCP
Upcoming Events:
October 4 & 5
Alumni Reunion for Classes
1972-1976
October 17 & 18
Homecoming/ Alumni Weekend
Football Game
Hall of Fame Inductions
November 2
Fall Open House – 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
November 15
Booster Club Pig Roast and Social –
5:00 to 10:00 p.m.
March 28
34th Annual Soiree
April 30
Spring Open House –
6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
May 20
Baccalaureate Mass
May 21
Graduation
June 5
50th Reunion for Class of 1965
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address.
You may also update information on our website, www.saintjohnsprep.org/alumni or mail in. Thank you!
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