CCHS Magazine 2024: The Magazine of Camden Catholic High School

Diocese of Camden

Bishop Dennis J Sullivan

Coadjutor Bishop Joseph A Williams

Dr. William A. Watson, Superintendent

President Rory Sweeney, MA

President Emerita

Mary Whipkey, MA, P ’01, ’03, ’05

President Emeritus

Monsignor Andrew Martin, MA

Principal Heather Crisci, MA, P ’17, ’25

B O A R D O F T R U S T E E S

John (Jack) Wixted ’72, P ’05, Chairperson

Joseph F Caputi, Esq ‘12 Vice Chairperson

Dennis Corbett ‘90, P ‘23, ‘25

Linda Carrick, Ph D , RN ‘71

John P Dulczak ‘97

David Fowles ‘91

Anthony Giorgio ‘68

Anne Hartman, M Ed

Timothy Higgins, Jr

George Hutchinson III, P ‘00, ‘02, ‘04, ‘08

James J Madden, Esq ‘57, P ‘92, ‘96, ‘98

Midge Madden, Ph D , P ‘00

Marianela Nuñez, M A O U R M I S S I

Educating diverse learners since 1887, Camden Catholic develops tomorrow ’ s innovative leaders steeped in the Catholic tradition of mercy O U R V I S I O N

We empower students to discover their purpose and to serve God and others fostering a just society

168 New Alumni making history with over $35 Million in college scholarships and grants earned!

gratitude to our many donors

From the Office of the President

Rory Sweeney

Dear Camden Catholic Community,

As I reflect upon my first year as President of Camden Catholic High School my heart is full of gratitude for the devotion of our students, parents, faculty, staff, friends, and alumni to the mission of our school Your gifts of time, talent, treasure and prayer made the 2023-2024 academic year a great success as together we empowered the next generation of innovative leaders steeped in the Catholic tradition of Mercy It is a great blessing to lead a school community that is uniquely committed to heeding Christ’s call to love one another.

Camden Catholic’s commitment to offering first-rate opportunities for students to grow in mind, body, and spirit bore great fruit in 2023-2024 Spiritually, the faculty, staff, and students of Camden Catholic engaged in worship and the sacramental life of the Church through frequent opportunities to engage in the holy sacrifice of the Mass, Communion, Reconciliation, and Adoration Our students continued to provide spiritual and corporal works of mercy through participation in our highly regarded Christian Service program and reflected upon the connection between service, faith, charity, and justice through expanded retreat opportunities.

Academically, our students' succeeded in academic competitions/programs hosted by partners that include Villanova and Georgetown Universities, earned college credits by excelling in rigorous Advanced Placement courses, and outpaced national and local trends in academic growth as measured by the STAR Assessment The quality and value of a Camden Catholic education is evidenced by the remarkable $35,049,896.00 in college/university scholarships collectively earned by the class of 2024

Athletically, Camden Catholic Field Hockey repeated as state champions, the talented young women of the Irish Swim Team won the Caribbean Division of the South Jersey Swim League, Irish Boys Bowling won the Olympic Conference National Division Title, and Irish Baseball returned to the Diamond Classic. Furthermore, there are 24 student-athletes from the CCHS class of 2024 who will be competing in their sport at the college level!

In 2023-2024 we also announced guaranteed admissions and scholarship agreements with the University of Scranton, Mount St. Mary’s University, Holy Family University, Manhattan College, Rowan College of South Jersey, and Saint Francis University There is a body of research that shows early exposure to college level coursework and methods of instruction dramatically improves educational, career, and life outcomes for students We look forward to growing our existing college partnerships and building additional relationships in future years which will include new opportunities for students to earn college credits while in high school.

Thank you for your dedication to our school and students I hope to see you soon! Go Irish!

Rory Sweeney President

A Letter from the Board Chair Jack Wixted ’72

Dear Camden Catholic Community,

Throughout the 2023-2024 school year, Camden Catholic continued to thrive under the new leadership of our President, Rory Sweeney The Board of Trustees are grateful for his leadership and the unwavering stewardship of Principal Heather Crisci, along with the diligent efforts of our administration and the teaching excellence of our faculty

As always, Camden Catholic continuously benefits from the guidance of the Diocese of Camden and appreciates the support of Superintendent, Dr Bill Watson, and His Excellency Bishop Dennis J Sullivan We would like to especially thank Bishop Sullivan for his spiritual guidance and support of Catholic education, particularly his enthusiastic support of Camden Catholic as he transitions from his role as Bishop through March 17, 2025

On the academic front, our senior class earned $35 million (over $200,000 per graduate) in college scholarsh while 80% were accepted to their first-choice college Three of our seniors will matriculate to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and two will enter military service Furthering our academic excellence, we established partnerships with highly respected colleges and universities offering guaranteed admission and scholarship opportunities Beginning with the class of 2025, Camden Catholic students will be guaranteed admission to several Catholic higher educational institutions. In addition to guaranteed admission, students who meet specified criteria at each college or university will be offered merit and additional financial scholarship awards This partnership will provide an attractive pathway to college for our students It is fitting that we posthumously honored a beloved teacher and guidance counselor, Jack Phipps, by naming th guidance office in Jack's honor We also received generous contributions in Jack’s name to assist with menta health services and the renovation of the guidance offices

In athletics, the Irish continue their dominance in Field Hockey with a State Championship for the second consecutive year while the Bowling and Girls Swim teams were division champions Irish pride is abundant as we congratulate Kevin McDonnell '08 for winning annual Broad Street Run in Philadelphia, the first American to win this prestigious race in 30 years! We also welcomed our new Athletic Director, Jim McHugh, who hit the ground running in guiding our athletic programs Finally, we instituted the inaugural Greenies Athletic Awards to recognize the achievements of our athletes across all our teams

The Camden Catholic Board of Trustees is comprised of talented, generous, and committed members of the CCHS community I would like to especially recognize and thank Joseph Kenney ’76 and Jay O’Donnell ‘76 who will step down from the Board Joe Kenney previously served as a member of the Board of Trustees of CCHS for many years and more recently returned to become the chairperson of the Finance Committee where he helped guide the school through the pandemic challenges and served a critical role in stabilizing the school’s financial affairs post-pandemic. Jay O’Donnell also previously served as a member of the Board and more recently returned to chair the Nominating Committee. Jay enhanced our board governance and was instrumental in establishing a group of non-board committee members who contribute their talent to the standing committees of the board. Jay also introduced an efficient technology platform for our board meetings and related documents Both Joe and Jay will be sorely missed, and the board expresses its gratitude and sincere appreciation for all the time, effort, and insight which they have provided to Camden Catholic High School in their positions as Trustees I also extend a hearty welcome to our newly appointed trustee, Tim Higgins, ’07 who will contribute his significant academic experience as Associate Director for Undergraduate Advising Support at St Joseph’s University to Camden Catholic.

The Board of Trustees is very grateful for the generous support of the Camden Catholic community of alumni and friends Your contributions to our Irish Giving Day event, the major fundraising initiative of the year, raised over $322,000 We also celebrated our Hall of Fame inductees in November and will move this important alumni event to every other year which will allow for a better opportunity to receive your nominations of a classmate.

Please continue to support Camden Catholic and keep Camden Catholic in your prayers GO IRISH!

Jack Wixted ’72 Chairperson, CCHS Board of Trustees

15TH ANNUAL HALL OF FAME

The 2024 Hall of Fame celebrated an array of accomplished alumni who have made Camden Catholic proud in many diverse arenas Hundreds of alumni, friends and family gathered to induct these individuals, who ser ve as exemplar y figures for our current students as they walk the same hall as our inductees.

University

International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions fellow for the World Library and Information Congress

From All-State athletes to an Undefeated Championship Team, an Ivy League coach, a cardiac surgeon and community leader, the Camden Catholic Hall of Fame Class of 2024 is an illustrious example of Honor, Faith and Loyalty.

Warren Faulk, Esq '63 Camden County Prosecutor, retired

Joseph Kuchler, MD '66 Cardiac Surgeon, Cooper University

N'Namdee Nelson '98 Executive Director of Rising Leaders

Joseph Trout Ph D '77 Professor of Physics

Joseph Burke '60 All-State Basketball, Baseball

Eric Cangelosi '03 All-SJ Basketball, Football

Nick Cangelosi '03 All-SJ Basketball, Football

Kelly Killion '04 Soccer, Softball and 1,000 Point Scorer Basketball

Latanya Jenkins '94 (posthumous) Temple

Librarian, Co-Author,

Jonathan George '02 All-State Baseball, drafted to Cincinnati Reds, Texas Rangers Player Development Executive

James Lumley ‘86 Irish Athletics advocate, donor and mentor

Nominations now being accepted for the 2025 Hall of Fame!

To nominate an individual or a team, you should review the Categories and Criteria for Selection on the CCHS Website. Nominations are due by Januar y 1, 2025. If an individual is selected both that person and their nominator will be notified by March 5, 2025 If a nominee is not selected, they will be reconsidered for two more nominating cycles/years

Visit www.camdencatholic.org/halloffame to submit a nomination or email kate bieg@camdencatholic org

Faculty News

Facult y Anniversaries

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Monsignor Andrew Martin, President Emeritus celebrated the incredible anniversary of 40 years spent at CCHS this year The Class of 2024 honored him by presenting a special gift during the Gifts of the Graduates, Christian Sawn’s senior project, Monsignor Andrew Martin: To Serve is to Love, To Love is to Lead “Monsignor has been the rock of Camden Catholic for four decades,” Christian says. And Monsignor simply states “These have been the happiest years of my life ” Camden Catholic is blessed with Monsignor’s continued leadership, and friendship to all who enter our doors

Mike Carandang John Duffy

Ilana Fireman Arlene Magnaye

Julie Bittinger Robert Cranston

Camden Catholic honors the commitment of our loyal faculty and staff, especially those who are celebrating monumental milestones this year!

Congratulations on Retirement

Thank you, Mrs. LaRosa!

Antonella Bouchard ‘80 has enjoyed a 30+ year career in education After spending more than two decades at another high school, she returned home to CCHS a few years ago and was a joyful addition to our religion department Beyond her classroom lessons, Mrs Bouchard moderated a number of student activities and clubs, led retreats, provided tutoring and mentorship, and was a kind, generous and humble colleague We wish Antonella all of the very best as she enjoys retirement

Leigh Ann Larkin, science faculty, has announced her retirement in order to invest her days in the joys of grandparenting! CCHS congratulates Leigh Ann and her family and wishes her all of the best in this new chapter of her life

Welcome to the Family

In 2019, Jennifer LaRosa, a 1988 graduate, returned home to Camden Catholic to revamp and lead Camden Catholic’s Christian Ministry program, newly dubbed “Irish Ministry ” Based on her successes as a teacher and campus ministry leader at other schools, Mrs LaRosa was ready to make an impact immediately at her Alma Mater The difference was felt immediately as she mobilized groups of students during the summer, undertaking Operation Backpack, Cathedral Kitchen and the SSJ Neighborhood Center projects, even before the first official day of school

From that time, her community connections and her impact only grew

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I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the water to create many ripples.

- Mother Teresa

From her mobile “Irish Express” food, diaper and water collections during Covid, to her seemingly unparalleled energy and organization skills, to her ability to get students involved in helping others as they follow Jesus’ example, Mrs. LaRosa is the consummate servant-leader.

Thank you, Mrs LaRosa, for casting the stone of servant leadership at Camden Catholic. The ripples now continue through thousands of students for whom you have provided the example of prayer, reflection and service in Camden Catholic’s mission of mercy

Jim McHugh was named Camden Catholic’s Director of Athletics in February, when he joined the CCHS family from Rancocas Valley High School “I’m honored and humbled for the opportunity to join such a heralded and historic institution The name ‘Camden Catholic’ has had significance in the South Jersey area and beyond for the last century, and the chance to lead an already thriving athletic department is truly a privilege,” says Jim “I look forward to contributing my passion for sports and fostering a culture of excellence, teamwork, and sportsmanship. I’m excited to build upon the rich legacy of Camden Catholic, creating a positive and fulfilling experience for our student-athletes and school community ”

Thank you to these incredible faculty members for their service to the Camden Catholic community. We wish you many blessings!

Despite, or perhaps because of, beginning high school during a worldwide pandemic, the class of 2024 has risen to new heights in many unique ways, just as Beatrice Daverso ‘24 did literally as the very first female CCHS pole vaulter. Their imaginative, innovative and creative contributions have enriched both Camden Catholic and our wider community. Here we highlight just a few members of the graduating class, as exemplary members of the CCHS family who are certain to continue to do amazing things, academically, spiritually, creatively and athletically.

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Scholars with Honors

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Mary Picciano

Immaculata University, Merit Scholarship

Emily Nicholls Rutgers University, Field Hockey Scholarship

Jackson Young University of Pittsburgh, Wrestling Scholarship

Noah Colon Rowan University

Armani Lopez Montclair State University

2024 Graduates Make Their Mark

Jack Tartamosa (Loyola University) had a plan as a young man of eight at Resurrection Catholic School, to collect coats to donate to neighbors in need

Ten years later, Jack graduates from CCHS having led the collection and donation of thousands of coats over the years

Beatrice

Daverso (Kean University) set the mark high for future track athletes as she became the first Camden Catholic woman to pole vault for the Irish

Christian

Sawn (The Catholic University of America) provided a beautiful example of Honor, Faith and Loyalty for his classmates as he led the class as

President, became a Eucharistic Minister, and worked to be a friend to all students, faculty and staff

Morgan Haas (College of Charleston) will bring her CCHS Vice President experience down South as a member of the ARCH Scholars Program at the College of Charleston (ARCH stands for Achievement Realized through Community in Honors).

At CCHS Morgan was both an accomplished scholar, and a living example of the CCHS motto: Honor, Faith and Loyalty She was a two-sport athlete, an Honor Society student, a member of Christian Ministry and was named Homecoming Queen and a Camden County Best of the Class “Leadership Award” honoree As an ARCH scholar, she will be part of a special cohort within the College of Charleston Honors College made up of highly capable incoming students.

Reagan Stauts

(Temple University) harnessed her field hockey talent to bring “Morgans Message” to Camden Catholic Morgan’s Message strives to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health within the student-athlete community and equalize the treatment of physical and mental health in athletics As a Morgan’s Message ambassador, Reagan recognized the high-pressure environment around competitive athletics that can often lead to mental health issues Along with her Irish field hockey teammates, Reagan hosted our first Morgan’s Message game which was covered by local media, and helped to expand the dialogue on mental health by normalizing conversations, empowering those who suffer in silence, and supporting those who feel alone

New Alumni & Students Team Up to Compete as CCHS Women in STEM

By An Nguyen, PhD, CCHS Faculty

This summer, six Camden Catholic students competed in the first competition of its kind: a high school design competition at NextFab, a professional makerspace, where they were given a design challenge, worked with consultants and engineers to plan their projects, and prototyped unique designs using newly acquired skills in woodworking and electronics The three teams of two presented to a panel of judges with backgrounds in business, marketing, industrial design, and engineering after only 10 hrs to complete the entire design process.

Caroline Gardner '24 and Kaelynn Jackson '25 created a dive buoy that utilized colored lights to notify scuba divers and boaters how much time is remaining for a dive Their design integrated many prototyping

technologies and resources and boasted a hydroelectric turbine to power the device

Francine Fernandes '24 and Dani Brown '25 designed Stack-a-Light, a building toy with square tiles that magnetically attach with one another to light up. They leveraged their understanding of parallel circuits and carefully analyzed how the product could aid development in children of different age groups

Trish Escarrilla '24 and Allie Hwang '26 fabricated Glam To Go, a container to store makeup products with a mirror with color-changing backlight for on-the-go makeup application. They cleverly designed the container compartments to fit the oddest shapes (like eyelash curlers) and made the mirror and light removable for use with a phone Using a CNC, they were able to create two products within the time limit

The judges had a tough time selecting one winner, since each project had distinct strengths After much deliberation, the judges decided that Stack-a-Light best met the criteria of the challenge, especially because of how every aspect of the design was constructed with the intended users in mind. Congrats to Francine & Dani!

Congratulations to the class of 2024 legacy graduates who have proud alumni family members going back five generations! May the Camden Catholic ideals of Honor, Faith and Loyalty continue to shine brightly among these family members.

Noah, Mary Suarez-Colon '86 and Juan Colon ‘23

Alexa, Anjanette (Nichols) '97 Foster and Roland Nichols III ‘02

Erica and Tiffany (Boyd) Graham '90

Madison and Kristina (Branca) Gozdan '86

Nylah and Mecca Beverly 08

Rebecca Ambrose (not pictured: Ronald Ambrose '66 deceased, MaryAnne Beatty Ambrose '67 deceased, Ralph Amborse '64)

Katie, Heather (Ralbusky) Brown '93 and Marie Baldyga Rabulsky '69 (not pictured: Kevin Brown ‘93, Robert Brown '65 deceased)

Daniel, Kevin ‘83 and Erin Burns

Tristan and James Green ‘84

NOT PICTURED:

Camille Torres

Averi and Franki LaPata 21

Noah with Kathleen Casey-Kirschling '64, Jennifer (Wilkins) ‘88 and James LaRosa ‘22

Jacob, Stephen '89, Maria (Murphy) Michaud '90 and Angela Malatesta Murphy '66

Ava and Vicki (Branca) Moyer '93

Sophia, Elizabeth (Ervin) '95 and Joseph Palumbo ‘16

Isabel and Missy (Atwell) Rotaeche '93

Jenny and Meghan 19 Higgins (holding the Hall of Fame plaque of their alumnus grandfather Thomas Higgins '54 deceased)

Sophia and Jessica Hudec 16 Matteo, Nick 22, Tiffany (Bitler) 91, Josephine 67 and Russ Johnson ‘89

Joshua and Maya ‘20 Whiles

Christian, John '83, Carol (Patzer) '85, Jeanne Carr Patzer '48, Joe '18 and Tim Sawn '20 (Patricia Dalton Sawn '49 deceased)

Keira, Brian ‘87 and Emma ‘22 Shannon

John and Sheila (Keating) Tartamosa '71

Anna, Michael ‘92 and Marianne Moles DiPiero '67

Evangeline, Warren '04, Warren '80 and Mary Kay Croce Mazzochette '80

“Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing,” said the illustrious writer and doer, Ben Franklin.

A more fitting statement could not be found for the alumni featured here In the fields of science, philosophy, theology, and the humanities, their writing and doing have been phenomenally worthwhile. These former Camden Catholic students, whose graduations span the years 1972 to 2023, are enriching society and making their alma mater proud.

Though for most of them, their work moves back and forth between the sciences and the humanities, we are showcasing them here in two sections: STEM Courses are Stepping Stones for High Achievers and Writing Their Way Around the World.

By Donna Maccherone, CCHS Faculty, retired and Co-Founder, Zen Wise Writers zenwisewriters.com

STEM Courses are Stepping Stones for High Achievers

Even before An Nguyen, PhD, director of both the robotics program and the STEM initiative at Camden Catholic, took on her first STEM Research mentee in 2020, CCHS was turning out scientists, mathematicians, researchers, engineers and doctors With Dr Nguyen’s innovative teaching methods and dedication to mentoring students, the STEM program would allow the science and math departments to flourish exponentially

Before she began teaching at Camden Catholic in 2018, An Nguyen had mentored senior research projects at Drexel University and The College of New Jersey She describes mentoring a research project as “different from mentoring students in a class, perhaps because they were more invested in the year-long project or perhaps the topic seemed more relevant to themselves or the world ”

Wanting to start a STEM mentoring program at Camden Catholic, Dr Nguyen found CCHS’s long-standing senior research project to be a good link to establishing a new program

As the blurb on the website stem@cchs says, her aim is “ to develop thinkers and tinkerers, problem solvers, and makers Students won't just learn about the engineering process or about research they will conduct literature surveys, practice laboratory techniques, analyze and evaluate data,

“My dream for the program is for students of different intended majors to work together to create a solution for a real-world problem...”

- Dr. An Nguyen, PhD

brainstorm solutions, and build prototypes Each project will have its own focus Some may involve diving into some mechanical or electrical

engineering Others will involve computer science, filmography, or environmental studies The sky's the limit!”

Her dream for the program, she says, “is for students of different intended majors to work together to create a solution for a real-world problem, much like in the senior design projects I mentored at the college level ” Dr Nguyen credits not only the students who work collaboratively but also the “robust alumni network and many community partners ” for their role in a learning process that encourages students to take on “problems we face in the 21st century [that] are too big for any one discipline to tackle alone ” She strives to help students develop “valuable collaborative and design skills that will set them apart in college and in their careers ”

The following profiles of Camden Catholic alumni who work in or are working toward STEM careers is a testament to math, science, and technology education at CCHS going back decades and continuing into the future > > > >

What Dr Nguyen’s first STEM mentee, TAYLOR GARDNER, CCHS class of 2021, finds most exciting about her studies at the University of North Carolina, Asheville, where her research has spanned multiple disciplines, including molecular microbiology, psychology, and neuroscience, is “the opportunity to uncover new knowledge and solve complex problems.”

Taylor explains that significant component of her work by referencing a statement of one of her professors, who told Taylor, “ our job is like one giant puzzle and a doctor of science is really a

research work on neuronal and non neuronal cells that play a significant role in stroke pathobiology She aided in a preclinical study whose results “lay the foundation for the development of therapeutic targets to aid in functional brain recovery following ischemic stroke ” Taylor sums up her love of this kind of important work saying, “The beauty and challenge of scientific research is that no one has done it before Everything you are doing is novel, which leads you to pave the way for new breakthroughs ”

Taylor’s other passion is soccer She is an NCAA

doctor of problem solving.” Taylor says, “To be a scientist is to be a problem solver ” A salient example is found in the months she spent recently on a project at Drexel University, where she is an undergraduate research fellow in Drexel’s School of Medicine. The time she spent troubleshooting and then refining a protocol for an experiment just to get the experiment to run smoothly was an exercise in patience as well as critical thinking

As she looks towards pursuing a PhD, with a particular interest in neuropharmacology, Taylor embraces the challenges and hard work required in such an intense field of study. She is currently a biology major with double minors in neuroscience and psychology So far she is most proud of her

Division I women ’ s soccer player and an honors student She makes a connection between her academic and athletic pursuits: “Being an athlete at the highest level has taught me how to fail, how to overcome, and how to adapt I have recognized the parallels between missing many goals before scoring one in soccer and recalibrating and repeating experiments to derive significant data in my research ” After detailing additional corollaries, Tayor concludes, saying, “Similarly, the resilience I employ as a student-athlete offers a stealthy backup when facing experimental diversity ”

Taylor took AP Bio as a junior and AP Chem as a senior The 3D printer project was her senior

research project Taylor credits academics at Camden Catholic, especially her AP bio and AP chemistry courses with Dr. Nguyen, as “the cornerstone of [her] motivation to pursue pharmacological research ” Taylor recalls that as the world shut down due to Covid19, she “embarked on her senior research project, which became a journey into research and pursuing [her] hypothesis that a 3D bio printer capable of extruding hydrogel could serve as a non-toxic supplement to plastic ” Pretty impressive for a high school student!

Though Taylor’s research interests have evolved, she says, “I will never forget the experience made possible by the community at CCHS, who came together to support this project through fundraisers and other support ”

As exciting as laboratory research is, Taylor asserts that there is another component of great importance to STEM education: SciComm, or science communication SciComm is “ very, very important because a scientist has no purpose if he or she cannot communicate [the research being done] to the general population ” Making good on her words about conveying information, Taylor’s research in molecular microbiology was recently published in mBio, the scientific journal from the American Society for Microbiology

Taylor Gardner is already no small influence in her chosen fields, and she strives to share her findings and insights with others As she says, “It is critical that we develop ways to communicate vital information from research studies in a way that people of all age groups will be able to understand We want people to care about the work [scientists] are doing, and this starts with correct communication of this information to the younger generation ”

ROCCO GIEGERICH was drawn to medicine from an early age. His enjoyment of and success in science classes were one influence, but there is another distinctive dimension for this 2022 CCHS grad Rocco says his interest in medicine is also a result of his Catholic faith. He explains: “I have always desired to dedicate my life to a profession where I can live as Christ lived throughout his ministry He healed others, he walked with others through difficult moments, and he provided care in times of uncertainty or darkness. I believe medicine is unique in that it intersects these attributes of Christ’s mission with modernity’s science and technology ”

Now as a biomedical sciences major with one

minor in Spanish and another in Health, Ethics, and Spirituality, Rocco is completely immersed in work toward his goal of becoming a physician who is bilingual, as he says, “there is a need for Spanishspeaking patient care providers in our nation ”

When not in the classroom at Xavier University, Rocco works as an EMT for the Lumberton Emergency Squad and occasionally volunteers for the Tabernacle Rescue Squad He has also conducted research for Cincinnati Children’s Hospital through their Disorders of the Gut-Brain Interaction Program at the Neurogastroenterology and Motility Center. He finds ensuring quality control in compiling data challenging, as it involves “analyzing patient outcomes involving more than 60,000 elements of data ” He approaches it with meticulous care and attention, understanding the seriousness of the task.

As he continues with various ways to get experience in his field, Rocco finds “the thrill of work in emergency medicine the most exciting

part. ” He never dreads a shift, he says, because “each day is a little different than the next, with new patients and new challenges ” EMT work also presents challenges and it is work Rocco is most proud of He says he is “privileged to meet people in some of their most difficult moments and walk them through that ” It is a job that requires “ not only STEM-based skills but equally as much care and compassionate love for your neighbor ”

These myriad jobs that go beyond pre-med university studies are, he says, stepping stones in “developing patient care skills, critical and analytical thinking, and a caring bedside manner. ” Some of that critical thinking and skill-building began with science and math instruction at Camden Catholic, which was “invaluable because it provided [him] a strong foundation to explore interests in the medical field.” Rocco asserts that after high school he has taken classes and attended seminars that he “otherwise would not have been able to take if [he] didn’t have the foundational knowledge from high school.”

Rocco Giegerich, on a path to admirable work in the field of medicine, believes that STEM education “provides students with a taste of various fields that are essential components in society ” He concludes, “It can possibly start a lifelong interest and career choice like it did for me ”

ANTHONY NGUYEN, class of 2018, is currently pursuing a PhD in Mathematics at the University of Minnesota, working in the field of differential geometry and mathematical physics, in which he studies geometrical shapes that are, he says, “good models for describing the space time we live in.” The objects, called manifolds, have many applications, he explains, including describing gravity via Einstein’s theory of general relativity, artificial intelligence, statistical inference, and computer graphics and animation Think Disney for that last one. What Anthony finds most interesting about this wide array of utilization of manifolds is that “they are the setting on which much of classical and quantum physics happens ” What he enjoys most about this part of his work is the collaboration he does with mathematicians all over the world

His senior thesis at Cornell, where he earned a BA in Mathematics and Physics, was on “ a small problem in a subject of mathematical physics called holography, which states that quantum gravity manifests as a projection of a certain quantum field theory on the infinite boundary of the universe onto the interior space ” Wow It may

be “ a small problem” but it certainly seems to have enormous implications

The work requires patience and creativity, Anthony says, and “it’s not always clear you ’ re making progress. One must be comfortable feeling ‘stuck’ on a problem for days, weeks, or months at a time ” The mathematician must “keep attacking the problem with new ideas and even luck for the right idea to come ” In addition to those attributes, determination and diligence are what this mathematician continues to bring to the task, and he teaches others to do the same

Anthony passes on those requisites of creativity and patience in mentoring other students, which he’s been doing since he was an undergrad It’s work he finds very rewarding, noting that some students he tutored have gone on to pursue PhDs in Physics And his own mentors in both high school and college are who inspired him to pursue work in a STEM field For Camden Catholic’s impact, Anthony recalls enjoying and learning a lot in Ms. Sabato’s math classes and being influenced by Mrs Firemen’s honors physics class to pursue his undergrad major in physics He’s a supporter of STEM courses and extracurriculars in “all grade levels,” offering that “it’s good to be exposed to engineering, computer science, etc. earlier rather than just the traditional math and science ”

Anthony Nguyen finds doing academic research enjoyable because, he says, “I get to ask and investigate interesting questions about the physical and mathematical universe ” His obvious intelligence is manifested in the work he does, that much is clear But his use of the words “enjoy” and “enjoyable” in many of his responses, connecting mathematics and joy, reveals the depth and humanity of this mathematician

has been doing under research director Dr. Kelly Lambert The outcome of the research, he says, “is possibly translational for humans with depression, anxiety, and other psychiatric disorders ”

When asked about his research work in the field of behavioral psychology and neurobiology at the Behavioral Neuroscience lab at the University of Richmond, BRADEN WIXTED, CCHS class of 2022, says, “I could talk about this all day I get to hang out with rats, who are pretty relaxed and kind of cute. ” More seriously and with genuine enthusiasm, Braden, who is an undergrad at UR, double majoring in Psychology and Health Studies, explains that “ rats are more emotionally flexible and perform better in cognitive and behavioral tasks” after having been exposed to enriched environments under the UPER (unpredictable positive experience responses) project What Braden is most excited about are the potential human benefits of the research that he

Other outcomes of the UPER project indicate that “humans who perform cognitively rewarding activities like writing, knitting, gardening, or coloring [might be] better able to stave off dementia, Alzheimer’s, and other forms of neurodegenerative decay than others ” Braden describes his lab as one that “focuses on enriching, positive environments and their influence on behavior and brain biology.”

In addition to this work, Braden analyzes ultrasonic vocalizations recorded during UPER behavioral tasks “Both of these projects give us more insight into positive and negative affective states and social processes, which we could use in preclinical models for psychiatric disorders,” he says. He is especially proud that his first major conference poster was presented at the Society for

Neuroscience annual meeting in Washington, D C in November 2023

Having only just finished his second year at the University of Richmond, Braden is already considering long-term goals for himself and the kind of research he has been involved in He is especially interested in finding “therapies, behavioral strategies, or cognitive methods, like the UPER training with effort-based rewards and enriched environments that help those afflicted with psychiatric disorders ” He is particularly inspired to work in the field of neuroscience, he says, because “ … if our work can make the lives of others easier or more fulfilling, then I will be pursuing whatever field allows me to do so ”

Braden says he came to the University of Richmond “ not entirely sure of where [he] would end up ” Remembering his science and math teachers at CCHS and, he says, “their passion for their subjects,” which he also saw in his professors and other students, broadened his interests,

leading him to the STEM field he now pursues Braden has strong feelings about STEM education in grammar schools and high schools He feels it should be mandatory, and says, “STEM education [can] open up interests for children who might not otherwise know they exist Who knows, the next top engineer, mathematician, or physician who can revolutionize the field may exist in someone discovering STEM for the first time Give everyone ample opportunities to develop their interests and see where it takes them ”

After earning a BS in Exercise Science from the University of Scranton, in which the pre-physical therapy track included a full roster of heavy science and math courses, Rich went on to a doctorate as well as advanced certifications and licenses

RICH CROWELL, Doctor of Physical Therapy, licensed physical therapist, orthopedic clinical specialist, and owner of the PT practice Romash and Crowell in Haddonfield, remembers first thinking about career options with his CCHS guidance counselor Father William Hart Rich, who graduated from Camden Catholic in 2004, did not know then he would end up in the rewarding field he is now in, but it started with those conversations with Fr. Hart about what

What he finds most challenging in his work now is also what he finds most rewarding, which is “matching the art and science of physical therapy for each patient ” He explains that “the science is… the background knowledge of anatomy and physiology needed to understand the pathology [as well as] the problem-solving to prove or disprove a diagnosis and then come up with an appropriate treatment plan The art piece is taking the theoretical treatment plan and making adjustments based on multiple factors, including the patient’s progress and personality, environmental and behavioral factors ”

The uniqueness of the individual is an important factor in the treatment of each patient for Rich “Every patient who walks into my office,” he affirms, “does not necessarily follow the classic textbook patterns and prognosis each is an individual person who needs to be treated uniquely ” This mindset informs his work in

interested the young student “I remember discussing my interest in sports and athletics But I was also interested in helping people ” After those initial discussions, Rich researched physical therapy and volunteered in a physical therapy clinic “The more I learned about health and exercise,” he says, “I realized I loved the health and wellness aspect of physical therapy ”

helping patients meet “clinical, athletic, and functional goals,” patients with whom he often forms strong bonds, as he works regularly with them several times a week over the course of weeks and sometimes months

As Rich continues to keep up with current trends in rehabilitation and to mentor volunteers,

students and interns, he recalls those who guided him along the way He expresses gratitude to Rich Romash, the physical therapist, in whose office Rich Crowell first interned and who mentored Crowell in his early years as a clinician Then he loops back to his high school days, remembering that “ geometry with Mr Merritt, chemistry with Ms. Palazzo, and algebra with Mr. Crawford set the

“(STEM Courses at CCHS) set the foundations for problem solving and strong work habits that would help me through my undergraduate and graduate education.”

- Richard J. Crowell Jr., PT, DPT, OCS

groundwork for [his] interest in health, physiology and exercise science ” But more importantly, he says, “ set the foundations for problem solving and strong work habits that would help me through my undergraduate and graduate education ” Camden Catholic is proud to have been one of the stepping stones for Rich Crowell’s outstanding career in helping others get on their feet and on the path to their own accomplishments

QUAN HA, class of 2021, believes STEM education is “crucial in grammar schools and high schools ” In fact, she wishes she had been exposed to research and other scientific work at a younger age. However, this research assistant at the CUNY Advanced Science and Research Center, did not miss any educational boat, thanks to Dr An Nguyen, her AP Biology teacher at Camden Catholic Quan’s high school experience ignited her passion for research and motivated her to join a lab before she even knew how far she would take it Quan explains, “[Dr Nguyen] encouraged critical thinking and guided me in writing my first research paper and in creating visual representations. Her engaging teaching methods went beyond textbooks, involving various activities that made biology fun ”

When applying for college, Quan was further influenced by a book she read titled Your Brain and You by Dr Nicky Hayes, which she says, “sparked my interest in neuropsychology and

neuroscience.” Long fascinated with the mysteries of the brain, Quan is now doing research that focuses on “the role of dopamine in memory formation and how the process evolves with age ” She is currently investigating “the activity of the lateral entorhinal cortex during the transition from encountering a novel object to recognizing it as

familiar ” She’s especially proud that she was one of four authors to publish a paper on the topic in the European Journal of Neuroscience

Quan found dopamine rather challenging to study because of its sensitivity and thus the requirement for meticulous consideration of every variable that could influence the brain activity of the lab mice used in the research “The process, ” she says “ can be complex and stressful, as [researchers] strive to account for all potential factors ”

If her work in the lab seems daunting to the uninitiated, Quan finds it “the most enjoyable part ” of her day She elaborates: “Whether it’s using the microscope to observe cells or performing immunohistochemistry, every aspect of working with cells excites me Despite repeating these tasks four or five times a week, they never lose their appeal.”

Quan Ha, with her diligence in the laboratory and her genuine excitement for science, will usher in a brighter future for many.

Though JUSTIN SEO, class of 2021, has experience in clinical research, he finds his current work as a patient care technician at St Peter’s University Healthcare in New Brunswick to be the most rewarding work he has done to date. His function is to support hospital staff in many different bedside care tasks The rising senior, majoring in genetics on a pre-med track at Rutgers University, is not rattled by the sound of bed alarms, he says, that are going off the minute he enters the hospital floor In fact, Justin says, it signals the “thrill of the challenge” and the opportunity to “ encounter a different person with their own unique story ” As someone who loves conversation, he brings an appreciative ear to those who are in pain and distress He is proud, he says, “of the interactions and tasks completed to maintain the patients’ well-being ”

Hospital work is challenging and Justin’s night shift hours can make it especially taxing What makes it all worth it for him is being able to meet

“the responsibilities that the field of healthcare brings ” It is nothing short of exciting, he says, to “acknowledge the individual role that you carry to collectively establish quality healthcare ”

Justin’s goals for himself as he prepares to enter the medical field is to “make sure that patients are all being treated with respect and dignity ” He handles those who come under his care as, he says, “how [he] would treat close relatives and loved ones ”

As he moves forward in his journey to becoming a physician, Justin recalls the educational foundation that Camden Catholic provided for him He says his “classmates, the faculty, and the learning atmosphere were one of a kind.” He expresses special gratitude to Dr An Nguyen “for teaching [him] how to be confident in overcoming obstacles in and out of the classroom ” He attributes his passion for STEM education to her The science education that Justin Seo enjoys so much could have led him down many different career paths. With passion for medicine and compassion for people, he will be a great asset wherever he chooses to go in healthcare

Writing Their Way Around the World

From

erudite textbook authors, to hard news journalists, to poets and fiction writers, these CCHS alums have had readers turning pages and scrolling screens for decades.

MICHAEL CANARIS, class of 1998, is a systematic theologian who mainly writes technical and specialized books and essays for an academic readership He is Associate Professor of Ecclesiology & Systematic Theology at Loyola University Chicago and he is Co-Director of the Miguel Pro, S J Pastoral Protagonism Initiative at the University’s Institute of Pastoral Studies

Mike has written or edited four books and is currently working on two more In addition, his work with the Vatican’s Pontifical Commission for Latin American and Dicastery for Culture and Education requires him to consult on, write and edit materials that support the wider church

As an author and public intellectual, Mike has lived in Boston, New York, Durham UK, Rome, and Chicago He spends time each summer with family who live on the Spanish island of Mallorca Yet, he maintains connection to his South Jersey roots with other kinds of writing: frequent letters, emails, and texts to CCHS high school friends as well as a weekly column for the Camden Diocese’s Catholic Star Herald

It is no surprise then to hear Mike say, “Writing along with teaching and administrative work, sits

at the absolute center of my career and identity.”

Communicating the theological and philosophical complexities in the effort to help others understand esoteric ideas requires an intellectual engagement with language that Mike clearly loves and in which he excels. Another dimension to this

“The only way to learn how to write is to engage in the process intentionally and repeatedly over long periods of time...”

- Michael Canaris

writer emerges when he refers to his experiences around the world and immersing himself in the Italian, Spanish, and Catalan languages, saying, “[such encounters] have both increased my love of the rhythms and particularities of word choice and usage, and broadened my horizons beyond the borders of the United States ”

Back to the nitty-gritty of composition, Mike calls writing “ a complex and knotty endeavor ” And gives this sage advice: “The only way to learn how to write is to engage in the process intentionally and repeatedly over long periods of time, and bolster those labors with an unswerving commitment to reading a diversity of sources, styles, and viewpoints ”

As a reporter for United Press International, JOE GAMBARDELLO, class of 1972, had stories published in newspapers around the world, but his very first was in the Camden Catholic school newspaper, called simply The Paper Even then he knew he wanted to be a foreign correspondent and soon he would be on his way to writing for papers with more resonant names After college at Fordham University, where he wrote both news and some poetry, he went on to become a reporter for several papers, including the New York Daily News, New York Newsday, and the Philadelphia Inquirer

Now retired, Joe started as a copy boy at UPI in 1976 By the 1980s he was a foreign correspondent based in London, reporting from Europe, East Africa, and the Persian Gulf After 44 years of being both writer and editor at top tier newspapers and teaching at the Columbia University School of Journalism, he still remembers the excitement of his days as a rookie reporter, particularly seeing his byline appear across the country on his 1977 story about the arrest of the serial killer Son of Sam.

Though he didn’t relish interviewing victims of crime or disaster, he says, “I discovered that some people wanted to open up, needed to open up, and I was there to help them ”

Another rewarding part of his life as a wordsmith was the freedom he had to write stories of personal interest, giving him a window on the lives of others “I often sought to see what it was like to undertake jobs or activities common to other people ” Such journalistic openness had him doing everything from digging clams with professional clammers on Long Island, to tagging eaglets and bear cubs with New Jersey state wildlife biologists, to harvesting cranberries in Chatsworth in the Pinelands, to spending a winter night with a toll taker on the Ocean Parkway in Cape May County He even sold candy at Aunt Charlotte’s in Merchantville the weekend before Christmas

It seems that story content alone was not satisfactory for Joe Language itself had an allure and still does. “I love it when words come together and sound just right ” The “nice turn of phrase” is gratifying for writer and reader alike That kind of accomplished writing comes from honing two particular skills that Joe says he developed in himself over the years and passed on to those he, as editor and teacher, has mentored: “Listen closely and think hard about word choices ”

Since his time at Camden Catholic, Joe Gambardello has covered a lot of ground in the field of journalism A thread from then to now is a journal he has kept “ on and off since high school ” “It’s a good way to practice writing and distill thoughts ” They are words of advice he takes to heart His goal now, he says, “is to keep writing my memoirs ”

About books and writing, her love since middle school, CLAIRE MARINO, class of 2020, says, “I have been the writer, the editor, the reader, the designer, the publisher, and the tutor Every single role has taught me something different about a craft I thought I knew and continued to challenge me from every angle.”

In May of this year Claire left Loyola University Maryland, having graduated summa cum laude with an undergraduate degree in three disciplines: a double major in Writing and Communications/ Journalism and Publishing, and a minor in English Literature In September she is heading to the University of St. Andrews in Scotland to pursue a Masters of Literature with a concentration in Creative Writing

Claire has packed a lot of writing experience into four years of college, taking every opportunity from editing the newspaper, to publishing in the

literary magazine, to teaching in the University Writing Center, to interning with Apprentice House Press, where she worked closely with contemporary authors, editing their manuscripts and designing their book covers

As for her own writing style, Claire says her preferences have changed and developed over the years. While in middle school she wrote exclusively genre fantasy In high school she wrote a coming-of-age romance for young adults and, of course, poetry for The Emerald, the CCHS literary magazine College had her experimenting with literary fiction, more poetry, and creative non-

“I’m much more interested in looking inward to find what we all have in common and emphasizing that through shared language”

- Claire Marino

fiction. Most recently some of her writing has been influenced by memoirs, which she loves, and the work of novelist Rachel Cusk, whose “ commentary on human interaction,” says Claire, “has been a huge inspiration to me in my own writing ”

Claire says she hopes to publish novels that “challenge the reader’s perception of themselves and the world around them.” She is “much more interested in looking inward to find what we all have in common and emphasizing that through a shared language ” For all the maturity and wisdom in that statement, Claire, like all good writers, is open to growth and development, as she says, “I look forward to seeing how my preferences and inclinations continue to change as I age and learn ” Enthusiastic from a young age, Claire remembers this: “In grade school I wrote one descriptive essay and fell in love ” She took three creative writing electives in middle school and not one to just wait for things to happen started the creative writing club She is an energetic wordsmith who delights in every aspect of putting books in the hands of readers Surely one day you will hold a book authored, edited, designed or published by Claire Marino in yours.

Here is how ASHOK KARRA, class of 1998, now an Associate Professor of Government at Odessa College in Odessa, Texas, says about what lays the foundation for much of the writing he does these days: “I read old books with an eye to how political philosophy works for us ” There is much to be gleaned from those “old books” and much to impart to younger scholars. Toward that end he writes “about things like what Nietzsche thinks about freedom ” He has written about the prevalence of shamelessness in current culture and posited how the Ancient Greeks would have responded to what it takes to succeed in mass media and social media today

Ashok, who was awarded “Rookie of the Year” in 2024 by Odessa College School of Arts and Education, has presented academic papers with such diverse titles as “Heidegger and the Failure of Innocence,” “How to Harness the Power of Literary Studies,” “Writing Oneself,” and “Poetry and Nihilism.” Bringing his ideas to groups on another tier, he has offered his expertise to high school creative writing and composition classes with talks such as “Let’s Make a Literary Journal!” and “Research: What Dexter Does In His Laboratory.”

As a professor who is dividing his energies and attention among reading, writing, and teaching, Ashok still finds it necessary to make time to blog. Two recent blog posts reflect the depth and scope of this prof ’ s thought process One entry tells why philosophers Heidegger and Nietzsche “ are insistent in talking about philosophy happening in cold, remote places,” while another blog entry is about his work with the English Honor Society on campus and their success in going to the National Convention “No small feat,” he says, “for a community college in a town dominated by oil

“I encourage students to see the value in journaling ... you cannot afford to let your best thoughts and questions disappear without a trace.”

- Ashok Karra

fields ” He marvels at those students who, despite the pressure to pursue high-paying jobs, remain in literary studies because “ they know that if they don’t write and think about literature, the generation after them will have nothing. It’s really striking to see that depth of moral purpose ”

Such work seems to be fulfilling Ashok’s personal goal “ to keep [his] scholarship relatable while not letting it collapse into esoterica ” He encourages his students to see the value in journaling, declaiming that “ you cannot afford to let your best thoughts and questions disappear without a trace. ” Recalling his time as a student at Camden Catholic, Ashok says it “ gave [him] a great foundation for exploring all things writing,” but in the ensuing years there was a lot of growth “It took me something like twenty years to know what I was doing,” he quips

It is certainly clear from his academic successes that Ashok Karra absolutely knows what he’s doing Camden Catholic High School is proud to be the place where some of his intellectual endeavors began

With ambition to become not only a novelist but also an editor and perhaps a literary agent, LINDSEY D’AMBROSIO, class of 2018, says that all writing serves a purpose and is essential Most of all, she says, “writing allows me to understand myself better and give others a chance to understand me better it connects me with other people who have the same thoughts as me or people who differ from me and can show me another perspective I didn’t consider.”

When her own perspective on a particular topic is fully formed, Lindsey gives her opinion on her website YA Know It. For her website articles and blog posts, Lindsey reads books that have received criticism and praise through social media, reviews them, and offers her own take on whether or not they deserve the attention they receive Lindsey is a voracious and astute reader who processes all she continues to learn from literature

and life to become a writer. Her work was published throughout her undergrad years at Rowan University in the university newsletter and on their website In addition to her own website writing, she writes for Odyssey Online. After internships as a literary agent assistant in New York and a web marketing assistant at a selfpublishing service, she is working toward getting certified in editing

About seeing her first published piece, Lindsey says, “It was exciting, but more than anything, the feeling of accomplishment is what I like most about being published.” And the charge that comes from completing a writing task never get old for this young writer, who says, “Every article I publish and every review I post gives me a sense of accomplishment that’s unmatched by any other project I do, and it fills me with a warmth of pride in myself ”

As Lindsey continues to hone her skills as a writer, she notes the benchmarks she has reached: “Aside from continuing to learn and improve the technical aspect of my writing, I’ve learned to have more control over it ” Giving an honest assessment of herself, she says, “I used to love flowery language and would try to make my writing sound poetic… and at times I overdid it ” From that lesson she concludes that “sometimes the most simplistic writing is actually the most intelligent and elegant ” Along with acknowledging that her career choice requires “ a great deal of selfmotivation, discipline, and hard work,” Lindsey says, “the biggest thing” she’s learned in becoming a writer is “patience and consistency ”

The website opinion pieces, the blogging, the editing it all comes together for Lindsey D’Ambrosio, a writer who continues to grow, learn, adapt, and reach out to fellow writers and readers, as she simply and elegantly says, “The ability to express myself, and the community that writing creates, is beautiful ”

IT’S NO MYSTERY…

The Arts Continue to Thrive at CCHS

A banner year for The Arts at CCHS culminated in a first for Camden Catholic, a spring musical in which the audience selected the ending! The Mystery of Edwin Drood entertained thousands during its seven performances on the FarinaGianfortune Stage at Grandi Auditorium.

Director Angela Leone shared “The performing arts seniors started their CCHS journey during the pandemic, with hybrid schedules, socially distanced rehearsals and masked performances. I believe these difficult, awkward beginnings have helped them grow into one of the most thoughtful, grateful and dedicated groups of young performers. While the material was fun to play with in rehearsal, it’s also the hardest creative work our actors have ever had to do. The characters are broad, the story is winding, the vocals are demanding, and the pace is non-stop. But, all of the students involved in the cast, crew and band have met the challenge head on.”

Bravo to the entire CCHS Performing Arts family for achieving this incredible feat!

ARTS HONORS AND EXPERIENCES

Matteo Johnson ‘24 was named to the New Jersey All State Orchestra as first chair/principal percussion, performing at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City and at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark He played various percussion instruments such as the snare drum, bass drum, crash cymbals, glockenspiel, and triangle Grace Martin ‘25 and Aurelia Harp ‘24 were honored with All State Chorus nods as well!

The CCHS Shakespeare Troupe, led by Mrs Werner-Kaiser, continued their award-winning ways at the DeSales University Shakespeare Competition, earning 2nd Place overall among school teams! This event provides students the opportunity to receive feedback on their work by actors and teaching artists from New York and Philadelphia Our students also had the opportunity to engage in workshops and panel discussions with professional artists In addition to the CCHS Troupe earning 2nd overall, individual winners included a $1,000 scholarship and 1st place for Grace Martin '25 performing the scene from Measure for Measure with Noah Colon '24, and Charlotte Capie '24 winning 2nd place and a $4,000 scholarship for her monologue as Hamlet

Abigail Riley ‘26 received Honorable Mention at the 38th Annual Walt Whitman Poetry Contest for her submission

“Remember that you are Earth, and to Earth you shall return ” She was honored on May 29 in a special ceremony at the Walt Whitman house in Camden

Olivia Pawela ‘25 is an incredibly accomplished fine artist and composer CCHS was blessed to have her artwork as the centerpiece of the annual Christmas card, and she made it to the finals of the $10,000 “Gallery Collection Create-A-Greeting Card” contest

At the end of May more than 50 Arts at CCHS students headed to New York City for a visit to the Museum of Modern Art, followed by dinner at the famous Gayle’s Broadway Rose, and then onto The Broadway Theater for The Great Gatsby

IRISH ATHLETICS

Highlights & Happenings

TTo close out a very successful year of Irish Athletics, new Athletic Director Jim M Greenies as a way to bring together our entire community of student-athletes, coaches and athletic staff. Inspired by The ESPYs, The Greenies, is a way to celebrate the most exciting moments of the year for our teams. Players, parents and coaches walked the green carpet, Irish Cheerleaders performed, and student MCs Jacob Michaud ‘24 and Luke Baylouny ‘25 entertained the crowd. Mr. McHugh announced each team's All Conference honorees. Alumnus Kevin McDonnell '08 was honored for his history-making win at the Broad Street Run this year and alumna and current University of Pennsylvania Associate Head Women's Basketball Coach Kelly Killion '08, a 2023 inductee into the Camden Catholic High School Hall of Fame, shared her advice with our student-athletes. Congratulations to each of our Greenies award-winners, and be sure to save the date for The Greenies 2025 on June 2.

BACK TO BACK

Irish Field Hockey

h a r n e s s e d t h e experience of their

i n c r e d i b l e s e n i o r class of 10 athletes, as well as their allstar freshman Sophia Stazi, to bring home

t h e i r s e c o n d s t a t e title in a decisive 3-

1 w i n o v e r O a k

Knoll This is the first consecutive state title in Camden Catholic field hockey history Dozens of students made the trip to Bordentown to cheer on the Irish, who have become a national powerhouse In addition to this historic game and title, another season highlight was the team ’ s performance at the Max Field Hockey national tournament versus St John’s of Texas, who ranked #2 in the nation In a thrilling upset, Sophia Stazi made the “Play of the Year” as she intercepted the ball in the pouring rain to shoot, rebound the save, and score to win the game in overtime

DAVERSO MAKES HER-STORY

Beatrice Daverso ‘24 will go down in CCHS history as the very first female pole vaulter to ever compete for the Irish. And, not just compete, but win!

Bea’s senior year was filled with recordbreaking moments.

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second place in the Non-Public A state

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the Bennett Indoor Athletic Complex in Toms River, besting her personal record by an entire foot by clearing the 10-foot mark,

Champions This spring, Bea placed 4th in the Camden County Championships, once again vaulting to 10’ and setting the outdoor record for CCHS. Bea was named to the state ’ s All NonPublic team for her final season competing for the Irish

KEVIN MCDONNELL ‘08 MAKES HISTORY AT BROAD STREET RUN

On Sunday, May 5, 2024, 2008 CCHS graduate Kevin McDonnell became the first American to win the Broad Street Run since 1994!

McDonnell finished the 10-mile race in 47:32:32 The race included about 40,000 total runners this year

McDonnell graduated as a Non-Public A state champion in the 3,000 meter run before taking his long distance speed to Division I Saint Joseph’s University. This year he competed in the marathon Olympic Trials where he finished in 58th out of nearly 200 runners In June, McDonnell returned to CCHS to be honored at The Greenies as Alumnus of the Year

WRESTLING SENDS 9 TO STATES

Irish Wrestling became District and Region champions once again, with nine incredible student-athletes earning a berth to the state championships at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City The team also earned their incredible 850th win this season! During playoffs, Austin Craft won Region 8 Outstanding Wrestler, while also winning his 100th match at the District Championships, Bill Heverly won District 30 Head Coach of the Year and TJ Miller was named District 30 Assistant Coach of the Year Among the nine competing in Atlantic City, Kage Jones ‘26 earned a second place finish at 157 and Sammy Spaulding ‘26 finished fourth at 126 The future is bright for Irish Wrestling!

GIRLS SWIMMING TAKES DIVISION TITLE

JUNAID ‘06 EARNS CARINO INDUCTION

Rashidat Junaid ‘06 became a member of the prestigious Al Carino Hall of Fame this year Junaid is an All-South Jersey basketball player and already a member of the CCHS Hall of Fame She remains the school’s leading scorer boys and girls with 2,085 points She went on to have a standout career at Rutgers University for C Vivian Stringer and was on the 2006-07 team that played Tennessee for the NCAA title She competed professionally overseas and was taken in the 2010 WNBA Draft by the Los Angeles Sparks

BOWLING WINS TITLE

In only the second year since its revival, Irish Bowling brought home the hardware with a National Division Championship! Congrats!

Girls swimming earned the Caribbean Division Title this season with an incredible group of young women who flourished under the leadership of Coach Juliana Givens-Christy Congratulations!

REPPING THE USA

KENNEVAN SCORES 1,000 & CRAWFORD WINS 200

Irish Boys Basketball earned a number of exciting wins this season as they made it to the finals of the Camden County Tournament with upset wins over Eastern and Haddonfield Head coach Matt Crawford ‘99 was celebrated for his 200th win as head coach, a position he has held since 2013 Luke Kennevan ‘25 scored his 1,000th point, and earned second team All South Jersey

2023 Graduates Olivia BentCole (Northwestern) and Ava Moore (Wake Forest) are teamed up once again this summer as they represent the United States on the U-21 Junior Eagles National Field Hockey Team The team earned silver medals in the Junior Pan American Championships and are now qualified for the 2025 FIH Hockey Junior World Cups. Both alumnae had incredible freshman seasons for their division I programs, with Bent-Cole and her Northwestern teammates making it to the NCAA Championship game She finished the season with a number of collegiate accolades, including: NFHCA All-American Second Team, NFHCA All-West First Team, NCAA All-Tournament Team, Big Ten All-Tournament Team, First Team All-Big Ten, Big Ten Freshman of the Week, and NFHCA National Academic Squad

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Family Ties Bound in Green & White

Welcome to the Class of 2028 Legacy Students

Babajide, Kofoworola ‘21, and Olusegun Adeleye ‘23

Ava, Christina (Donato) '00, and Ryan Bailey '98 (not pictured: Thomas Donato '73)

Tess, James '57 and Agnes (Weatherby) '63

Madden, Kate (Madden) '98, Seamus ‘26 and Tim '97 Bieg (not pictured: Thomas Madden '26, Rose DelDuca Madden '27, Frank Weatherby '35 deceased)

Madeleine and Ted ‘98 Brennan (not pictured Patrick Brennan ‘68)

Abigail, Katie 24, Jacqueline 26, and Heather (Ralbusky) Brown ‘93 (not pictured Marie Baldyga Ralbusky ‘69)

NOT PICTURED:

Liliana, Michael '95; Caterina (Cipriani) Beatty '95

Jerome and Jerry Gizinski ‘85

Max and Brad Grimmie 94

Larry Hawkins and Takima Morris ‘95

Brandon, Tuyen B Tran ‘05, and Emily Mai ‘22

Bria Lynn Shelton and Mary Young 73

Eloise and Margaret Waldron ‘54

Lila and Daniel O’Kane ‘71

Edore Pela and Jennifer Shubert 03

Leian Phang and Alicia Rivera ‘03 Yadiel Ramos and Falio Leyba-Martinez ‘06

Madison Campbell and June Anderson ‘65

Cameron Carey and Carla (Watts) Mayberry ‘97 (not pictured Barbara Nichols Watts ‘65)

Abigail and Michelle Sioli Consuegra ‘92 (not pictured Joseph Sioli ‘62)

Robert, Matt ‘99, and Florentina (Ruiz) Crawford ‘02 (not pictured Andrew Crawford ‘23)

Kevin and Sheila (Paul) Dever '91 (not pictured Eileen Martin Paul '63) Gabriella DiVito, Sean Fallon '74 Caitlin Fallon DiVito '01 and Timothy DiVito '01

Jackson and Jamie '92 Gabbett (not pictured: John Gabbett '86)

Katelyn, Brian ‘98 and Jennifer (Olsen) Hak ‘98 Kailee Handlon and Amy Li 95

Gavin and Debbie (Ferri) ‘91 Huber, Emily and Nicholas Ferri 62, (not pictured Anne Lechner 39 deceased)

Evan Illuminati and George Hutchinson IV ‘00 Honora, Patrick ‘25, John ‘23, Dennison ‘19 and Charles Kelly 91

Linda Mertz, Amy Whilt-Mertz ‘91, and Diana DiPietro-Whilt 56

James and Hannah Richards 23 Olivia and Kathryn (Muehlhauser) Scully 97 Declan and Kevin Walsh 91

John and Judy (Liang) Waysome 96

Class of 2028 Academic Scholarships

The following incoming freshmen have earned exceptional academic scores, therefore securing scholarships based on their academic merit and performance. We are proud to welcome these students to the Camden Catholic community.

PRESIDENTIAL

Ava Bailey - Christ the King

Jackson Gabbett -St Rose of Lima

Max Grimmie - Christ the King Regional School

Myrlandria Hagan - St. John Paul II Regional

Charles Kelly - Christ the King Regional School

Lyla Klopp - St Rose of Lima

Brandon Mai - Resurrection Catholic School

Emily Mikkelson - St Margaret Regional School

Charlotte Shepherd - Christ the King Regional School

Isabella Taibi - St Rose of Lima

Declan Walsh - Christ the King Regional School

Violet Young - Christ the King Regional School

SR. PHILOMENA

Erin Callinan - St Rose of Lima

Joshua Carey - Acellus Academy

Greysen Carr - Christ the King Regional School

Juliette Clark - St Mary of the Lakes

Abigail Consuegra - Resurrection Catholic School

Kevin Dever - Christ the King Regional School

Gabriella DiVito - Beck Middle School

Gavin Huber - Carusi Middle School

Noah Schreiber - Our Lady of Hope

Aubrey Stein - Christ the King Regional School

Class of 2028

Ar ts Scholarships

8th Graders interested in pursuing an arts-based curriculum are invited to audition their talents for consideration of an Arts Scholarship. Awards are granted in a variety of fine, vocal and musical arts. Congratulations to these students, and welcome to The Arts at CCHS!

BAND

Kian Bolden - Chestnut Ridge Middle School

CHOIR

Kailee Handlon - St Peter School

Roman Melchiorre - St Peter School

FINE ART

Violet Young - Christ the King Regional School

Donor Par tnerships Pave the Way for Success

Thanks to the enduring commitment of several charitable foundations, and community organizations, Camden Catholic is able to offer “a hand up,” as Monsignor McDermott would say, to those families who are committed to enrolling at Camden Catholic.

Annually, we welcome our scholarship donors to join the

students who benefit from their generosity at our Benefactors Breakfast.

The Domenica Foundation

The Flaherty Family Foundation

The Lyn E and James C Kelly Scholarship

The Joseph Fund Charles and Mary Saile Legacy Scholarship

Patrick P Madison 64 Scholarship

Black Catholic Ministries

Walter L Heim, Jr ’52 Memorial Scholarship Agnes and Frank Weatherby Scholarship

South Jersey Scholarship Fund Catholic Strong Scholarship Fund

Northeast Catholic Alumni Scholarship

Sister Agnes Thornton and Bishop George V Murry Memorial Scholarship

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Welcome, Class of 2028 Domenica Scholars

Yancarlos Andujar - St. Cecilia

Nevaeh Brown - Sacred Heart

Sophia Hernandez - St Joseph Pro-Cathedral

Holly Kim - St Joseph Pro-Cathedral

Bryan Medina - St Joseph Pro-Cathedral

Karen Medina - St Joseph Pro-Cathedral

Tracy Nguyen - St Cecilia

Leian Phang - Holy Name

Joanna Tran - St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral

Briana Velazquez - Sacred Heart

Congratulations, Graduating Domenica Scholars!

Pictured with Domenica Foundation Executive Director Elena Piperno: Luis Burgos, Lyneidi Colon, Cesar Espinoza, Khai Pham, Joseline Rivera, Jacob Salguero, Camille Torres, Jaiden Vazquez

In partnership with the Piperno family and their Domenica Foundation, CCHS is proud to congratulate the Class of 2024 Domenica Scholars, we know they will go on to do great things and be examples for the classes of 2025, 2026, 2027 and 2028!

Class of 2028 Alumni & Friends Named Scholars

KEITH LOVE CL ASS OF 1984

Jaron Stanback Jr.

MARY WHIPKEY LEADERSHIP SCHOL ARS

Linda Mertz - St John Paul II

Joseph Muhlberger - St Joan of Arc

CL ASS OF 197 3

Honora Kelly - St Joan of Arc

Caroline Bell - Christ the King Regional School

PALUMBO

Madison Goldin - Resurrection Catholic School

FRANK AND AGNES WEATHERBY

James Richards - St Rose of Lima

CCHS is honored to have the support of family foundations which partner with our administration, faculty and student families to ensure their financial and mentorship support is matched with academic, guidance, and familial support during their four years of high school.

Flaher t y Scholars

The Flaherty Family Foundation empowers high-potential Scholars in faith-based college preparator y high schools with scholarships, matched with personalized coaching and mentoring for academic achievement, college and career readiness, and opportunities to reach their Godgiven potential. This spring, Executive Director Beth Flaherty, and Founder Ed Flaherty, met with their students at CCHS.

FL AHERT Y SCHOL ARSHIP

Grace Armand - St Charles Borromeo

Edmond Bonnette - Holy Angels

Giani Colon - St Charles Borromeo

Kaylynn Gomez - St Peter School

Olivia Scully - St. Rose of Lima

Bria Lynn Shelton - Chestnut Ridge Middle School

Vincent Truong - St Peter School

Olivia Wallace - Resurrection Catholic School

2028 ETHEL MAE HOCKER SCHOL ARS

Carly Rivel - St Peter School

Emerey Rodriguez - Christ the King Regional School

2028 MARY & CHIC SAILE SCHOL ARS

Dauda Fofana - St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral

Sincere Portobanco - St Cecilia

2028

UPCOMING REUNIONS

For more information, visit www camdencatholic org/reunions

THE CLASS OF 2004 20 YEAR REUNION

Saturday, October 19, 2024 at Blue Monkey in Merchantville

Tickets: $35 - includes buffet and dessert (must be purchased by October 14) Cash/credit bar Plus-ones welcome! Email questions/concerns to austinmeg41@gmail com

THE CLASS OF 1975 50 YEAR REUNION

Saturday, April 26, 2025 from 6 to 10 p m at Merchantville Country Club, 501 Chapel Avenue West, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 Cost: $100 00 per person includes Beer and Wine Open Bar, Butlered Hors D’Oeuvres and Buffet Dinner Please write to <valeriehamilton1975@gmail com> for Venmo or Zelle instructions We’ll provide you with a mail address if you prefer to send a check. Thanks and Best Wishes from your Reunion Committee – Joe, Kevin, Mary, Mike & Valerie Stay tuned to the “Camden Catholic HS Class of 75 Reunion” Facebook page

THE CLASS OF 1974 50TH REUNION

November 2, 2024 from 6-10 p.m. at The Notary Hotel, Philadelphia, Autograph Collection 21 North Juniper Street Philadelphia, PA 19107

www thenotaryhotel com Welcome Reception with one complimentary signature cocktail and Coffee House-Style Dinner

Reception with DJ $95 admission per person Guestrooms available Friday and Saturday, 11/1/2024 and 11/2/2024 (two nights); or Saturday, 11/2/2024 (one night),$239 plus tax (one king or two-doubles) Optional Courtesy Shuttle from CCHS to and from the Notary Hotel. Contacts for further information: Jack Pund <jpund@jlpandassociates.com> or Rose Tocco Vendetti <cchsclassof74@hotmail com>

THE CLASS OF 1969 55 YEAR REUNION

Saturday September 28th from Noon to 4 p m Luncheon at The Kove, 20 West Atlantic Avenue, Audubon, NJ 08106 Venmo: $50 00 Anthony Pullella @cchs-classof69 or check payable to: CCHS Class of 1969 Reunion, PO Box 533, Audubon, NJ 08106 Email <CCHSReunion69@gmail com> and Facebook: Camden Catholic High School, Class of 1969

THE CLASS OF 1964 60 YEAR REUNION

Saturday, September 14, 2024 from 7 to 10 p m at the Smithville Inn, 1 N. New York Road, Galloway, NJ 08205. The music will be provided by Joey D’s & Johnny B’s Doo Wop Rockin’ Oldies Lodging Info: www.colonialinnsmithville.com (B &B) - Use code “CCHS1964” when making reservations and www seaviewdolcehotel com (4 miles from Smithville Inn) Seaview is offering a discounted rate for CCHS Class of 1964 for Friday, Sept 13 and Saturday, Sept 14, 2024

Please send your updated email address to <cchs reunion@aol com> The Reunion Committee: Peggy McKee Madison, Patti Biehler, Kathy Casey- Kirschling, Bernie Egan, George Botcheos, Rita Reilly Miller, Jim McGlinchey, and Bob Wolfe

THE CLASS OF 1959 65 YEAR REUNION

Friday, October 4, 2024 at Tavistock Country Club in Haddonfield, Noon until 4 p.m. For more information, please contact Dave Schlitz <southjerseydave@verizon net> The Class of 1959 also meets for breakfast on the last Wednesday of the month at 10 a.m. at the Falcon Diner (formerly the Empire Diner) on the Brooklawn Circle All are welcome!

Please submit reunion news and photos to alumni@camdencatholic org For additional reunion information visit www.camdencatholic.org/page/class-reunions.

Oh What a Night!

CLASS OF 1957

65 + 1 Year Reunion, Sunday, October 8, 2023 at Camden Catholic High School Class Contact: Eleanor Martello Kelly ekelly0917@gmail com or 856-628-6862

CLASS OF 1968

55 Year Reunion, Saturday, October 21, 2023 at The Kove Class Contact: CCHSReunion1968@gmail com

CLASS OF 1983

40 Year Reunion, Friday, November 10th, 2023 at The Taproom & Grill. Class Contact: njjeepgirl@gmail.com

CLASS OF 2003

20 Year Reunion, Saturday, November 25, 2023 at Blue Monkey Tavern Class Contact Tom Boyd: tboyd031@gmail com

These classes made memories to last a lifetime as they gathered to reminisce and remember those no longer with us at their class reunions

CLASS OF 1965

Delayed Celebration of 55 Year Reunion, Thursday, September 21, 2023 at the Pennsauken Country Club Class Contacts: Maureen McLoone maureen mcloone@gmail com and Mike Schofield mike schofield@comcast net

CLASS OF 1973

50 Year Reunion Weekend, The Class of ‘73 celebrated their golden anniversary the weekend of October 6-7. They enjoyed golf at Pennsauken Country Club, a school tour and the penultimate event at Riverwinds on Saturday evening Many thanks to Gloria, Adriana and all of their class volunteers for putting on an incredible event!

Class Contacts Gloria Maccaroni: gloria maccaroni@verizon net or Adriana Signoretta-Kerin at askerin@gmail com

CLASS OF 1998

25 Year Reunion, Friday, November 24, 2023 at Blue Monkey Tavern. Class Contact: kate.bieg@camdencatholic.org

Class of 2020… Four Years Later Alumni:

From a masked, socially distanced graduation in 2020, to entering college, service and careers during a continued worldwide pandemic, members of the class of 2020 have proven that resiliency builds character, and have achieved great things in the face of adversity. Here are a few examples of where our CCHS Class of 2020 graduates are today.

Lindsay Anderson graduated from Gwynedd Mercy University with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice.

Update your email address and share your personal, professional and higher education accomplishments at www.camdencatholic.org or email kate.bieg@camdencatholic.org.

Liam Barnett graduated Cum Laude from The College of New Jersey with a B.A. in Economics and a minor in Information Systems Technology. He recently started as a Management Trainee at Enterprise Mobility after completing the Enterprise Internship in the summer of 2023.

Natalie Berry graduated Magna Cum Laude from The College of New Jersey with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and also concluded her collegiate career as a student athlete for the women’s lacrosse team.

Amanda Conover earned her Bachelor’s in Elementary Education and Multidisciplinary Studies from Rider University. She had an impressive college career, graduating Summa Cum Laude with the following awards: Dean's List 8 Semesters, Certificate of Excellence in Middle Education '24, Outstanding Leadership Award for Kappa Delta Pi Honors Society '23 & '24, Order of Omega Greek Honors Society '23, Kappa Delta Pi International Education Honors Society '22 and Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society '21. She’ll begin teaching this year in Southampton Township. Amanda shares: “I will be teaching 6th and 7th grade Social Studies. Teaching Middle School Social Studies has been my dream ever since I was a student at Camden Catholic where my love and passion for history was born. I am so excited to embark on my teaching journey and share my same love and passion with my students!”

Henry Daverso received his Bachelor’s degree in Communications from King’s College and is spending the summer touring Europe before continuing his search for a financial software sales position.

Sierra DiCupe graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science with Magna Cum Laude honors, and was awarded the University Leadership Award for her Outstanding Contribution to East Stroudsburg University.

Sean Folcher graduated from Ursinus College with a B.A. in Business and Economics. He is beginning work as a Fund Accountant at SEI this summer.

Dalton Foster received his Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Connecticut. He will pursue his career at Lockheed Martin as a Systems Engineer.

Savannah François is a student at Camden County College, studying nursing while also teaching karate at Amerikick Blackwood.

Mary Gardner is attending Catholic University with an expected graduation date of May 2025, majoring in Architecture.

Emily Lenkowski graduated from the University of New Haven. She completed her Bachelor in Health Science in 2023, and Master’s in Healthcare Administration this year as part of a 3+1 dual degree program. She now begins her next steps at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine for Physician Assistant school.

Claire Marino graduated Summa Cum Laude from Loyola University Maryland with a BA in Writing and Communications. She will head to Scotland's University of St. Andrews for a 1year Master's in Creative Writing where she will participate in multiple prose writing workshops.

Isabella Ochalik earned a B.S. from Marymount University in Biochemistry (with minors in Pre-Medicine, Pre-Osteopathic Medicine, PrePharmacy). She graduated Summa Cum Laude with 4.0 GPA and was the recipient of Academic Excellence in Biochemistry Award at commencement, she also earned Dean's List eight consecutive semesters. Isabella shares: “I successfully defended an Undergraduate Honors Thesis entitled ‘The Downstream Effect of GATA-4 Knockdown on Developing Muscle Cells’ after three years of wet lab research and experimentation. I am attending Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Elmira in pursuit of becoming a pediatric cardiologist. Part of what made my academic journey at Marymount so unique and prosperous was the Oxford-Style Honors Program, which heavily emphasizes the importance of research and writing. As an undergraduate science major in the honors program, I had the opportunity to study various mutations that cause congenital heart disease, build and program echocardiograms, and conduct a series of specific experiments to study that pathways of heart disease. Each of these projects demanded a written report, which culminated in a fifty-four page thesis that I successfully defended in April. I attribute my ability to convey such complex topics in a precise and understandable matter to the literary development I obtained at Camden Catholic High Schools. Thanks to Mr. D'Antonio's grammar and syntax lessons, my professors were always amazed at my straightforward sentences. Mrs. Maccherone always encouraged me to be creative with my writing and construct pieces that not only flowed but also caught the reader's attention. I am forever grateful for Mrs. Werner-Kaiser's passion for research, as introduced me to the proper research process and peaked my interest in nonfiction, expository writing. Each liberal arts and STEM course that I took at Marymount, including my biology, chemistry, and physics classes, required some sort of written report or project. Conveying my ideas and findings seemed only natural after being taught the art of writing by the most dedicated and well-versed CCHS teachers.”

Maya Perreira completed her time at the BCIT Cosmetology Program, earning a RCBC Cosmetology license. She is currently working as a hairstylist and makeup artist at Salon Duo in Willingboro while pursuing her associates degree in Business Administration.

Alexa Taylor earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Holy Family University, and was named to the Dean’s List. She is working as a Med Surg/Oncology Nurse with Virtua.

Mya Whiles graduated Summa Cum Laude from Spelman College with a B.A. in Political Science. Mya was a member of the Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program, Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society and Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Departmental Honor Society. She plans to attend law school.

Natalie Wisnoski graduated Cum Laude from Washington College with a BA Political Science & Government where she was also a key member of the Washington College Rowing Team. She plans to attend law school. Natalie earned Dean’s List honors for all four years as well as MARC Academic AllConference '22, '23, '24 CRCA Scholar Athlete '22, '23, '24, Alpha Psi Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Society, Middendorf Foundation Scholar for academic excellence and leadership '23, MARC Women's Rowing Championship '21 & '23, NCAA Championship participant '21 & '23, Dad Vail Regatta Silver Medal '22. She is pictured with her grandmother Janet Miller CCHS class of ‘52.

Yu (Rainie) Wu graduated from the University of California San Diego with a degree in Applied Mathematics. She graduated from college in three years and is currently a Master’s student at Cornell University.

Alumni & Student News

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1953

Elaine Chestnut Zuber, Class of 1953

“Because of my education at CCHS, I retired from Camden County with the highest title in my field - Secretarial Assistant Stenographer - which was the title higher than Executive Secretary which was my goal title when I went to work for the county/ I was well trained by my Nuns.”

1954

Margaret Cookie Kenney is a leap day baby and celebrated her 88th birthday on February 29, 2024! In leap years, Margaret is just 22 years old!

“Fully Alive” Experience

1955

Richard Smith ‘55 and Mary E. Muller Smith ‘56 celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary in June 2023

1958

“I loved CCHS,” Anne Marino shares “I can ’ t believe it has been so long I went on to Misericordia for nursing. Ric and I raised four children and I have 10 grandchildren, one great-grandchild I left nursing years ago and went back to school for business I now work in accounting ”

1962

Veronica Koch Dailey ‘62 is recently retired.

1963

Congratulations to John F Corbett who is officially retired as of June 1, 2023!

In November Gianna Giegerich ‘24 and her brother Dominic attended the "Fully Alive" National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana Traveling with their St Mary of the Lakes youth group the Giegerich gathered with over 12,000 young people all with the same passion: a passion for God Her three days were filled with prayer, worship music, adoration, mass, presentations, confession, and break-out discussions. Several influential speakers in the church shared their experiences about our Catholic faith and the love that God provides for us NCYC amplified Gianna's Catholic faith in a way she didn't know was possible, leaving her with an unforgettable, "shivers down your spine" experience Mentioned several times on her trip we are reminded that "God is good all the time All the time God is good "

1966

William Lanza returned to Camden Catholic for a Veterans Day assembly where he shared enthralling remembrances of his time in Vietnam and connecting with former CCHS classmates during his tours

Ser vice Effor ts Featured on CBS 3

CCHS went live from CBS3 in November, answering phones for the 14th Annual Telethon for Ronald McDonald House Charity. Led by Mrs LaRosa and Ms Schoening, our students were honored to be invited to participate, as RMHC is one of their favorite places to serve Bringing delicious food and smiles to the residents of the RMHC Camden several times a month CBS even tagged along last month when the CCHS Volleyball Team served dinner, filming a segment that aired during the telethon

Alumni & Student News

1969

Ray Deluca has been the recipient of numerous awards in his home state of Georgia for the very generous work he does in service of his community In 2016, he was the recipient of the Cherokee County, Georgia Distinguished Volunteer of the Year Award as well as the Jeff Nichols Civic Award for his work with local charities, organizations, communities, and churches.

1994

Alumna Tara Richard Linton ‘94 (second from left) walked the “blue” carpet as a guest at the Elton John AIDS Foundation’s (EJAF) Academy Awards Viewing Party this year “I was in LA to support my client, Health Care Advocates International (HCAI) and their presenting sponsorship of this event, ” shared Tara “The organizations are mission-aligned and focused on ending HIV/AIDS by 2030 as well as the daily stigma and discrimination that still surrounds it In addition to the event, we met with other LA-based AIDS service organizations to discuss proactive ways to reduce infection rates and increase awareness for the cause. ”

Tara has also been selected as the co-chair of Women United’s 2025 Power of the Purse event. Power of the Purse is a fundraiser for Women United which is a group within the United Way of Central and Northeastern CT The organization's mission is to help women and families achieve financial independence More specifically, to assist families that are considered ALICE (Asset Limited Income Constrained Employed) The event raises over $300,000 annually for the cause.

1999

Colleen T (Cunning) Donnelly received her doctoral degree in Education Administration from Immaculata University, capping off a Bachelor’s from the University of Philadelphia and a Master’s from Holy Family University. Her thesis, continuing education, and career all focus on public edu-

cation of children with special needs and the preparation of these students within the public school system for post-graduation success She has been dedicated to teaching since 2005 (nearly 20 years) and has received recognition within the Spring Grove Area School District in Pennsylvania, where she lives nearby with her husband Nate and their four sons Brayden, Kendrick, Leiland, and Paxton. Her family is her proudest accomplishment.

Colleen’s path for continuing education and vocation is influenced by her mother Judy (Kelley) Cunning ‘67 and late brother James

The former is now retired after over 40 years of teaching in early elementary education, nearly 25 of which were spent in Catholic Schools at St Margaret’s, Woodbury Heights and St. Matthew’s, Westville, both in the Diocese of Camden. The latter is Colleen’s brother and the man, whose self-earned and family-bolstered successes in the face of his own challenges, inspired her to commit to the education of youth with special needs

Likewise, her late brother Patrick dedicated years supporting individuals with special needs at the Bancroft School, while her younger brother Shawn has taught at Gateway Regional School in Woodbury Heights since 2008, where he currently teaches U S History and Coding to middle school students with special needs

During her tenure at CCHS, Colleen played four years of field hockey and lacrosse, while cross-training through the basketball and swimming teams She also assumed the role

of editor-in-chief of the yearbook before graduating in 1999 That year, she joined the Kelley family legacy with her mother, Judith A (Kelley) Cunning ‘67 (pictured with Colleen at graduation), and her grandfather Harry T Kelley, Class of 1940 Along with Colleen’s mother Judy, all seven of Harry’s (and wife Theresa E. Kelley [nee: Leon]) children attended CCHS from the class of 1962 through the Class of 1981

Welcoming Bishop Williams

Students and staff were blessed to gather for the first Mass with Bishop Joseph Andrew Williams, Coadjutor, Diocese of Camden, as he was appointed at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in May. It was a special moment as the history of Camden Catholic began at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception back in 1887

Hydroponics Lab

Throughout the year students harvested lettuces and herbs from the Hydroponics Lab to donate to the Cathedral Kitchen staff for upcoming meals

2001

Eleanor (Kelley) Lamboy took the education and experience garnered from four years in Student Government at CCHS (culminating in President her senior year), along with learned team-ethics (from field hockey and lacrosse and as manager of the wrestling

team) to become the Vice President of Philanthropy at the Gettysburg Foundation In a recent leap of faith and courage, she left the comfort of that position to achieve her creative and professional goal, consummated as a Senior Copy Writer for Moore, a marketing agency She currently lives in Hanover, PA with her husband Miquel and sons Brooks and Franco.

What Did You Do This Summer? Ask Maggie!

Maggie Ronkowski ‘25, spent a week this summer participating in Shriners Medical Research Immersion Program, which culminated in her presenting a research project on Multiple Hereditary Exostoses Annually the Shriners research department welcomes high school and college students into the hospital as part of this program, where students are exposed to different specialties in clinical and non-clinical settings Throughout the week, students were also exposed to many hands-on learning opportunities with our doctors and clinical staff, and they were also given the opportunity to work on and present their own research immersion projects.

Spring Into Action

CCHS is proud to partner with the Domenica Foundation to help build up the communities around us This spring we gathered students, teachers and administrators to participate in the Domenica Foundation's annual Spring into Action service event Our hardworking group worked together, with St Joseph's Carpenter Society, to beautify the streets of Camden

CCHS Ethics Bowl Team Competes

The CCHS Ethics Bowl Team competed in the annual Delaware Valley Regional High School Ethics Bowl, as part of The National High School Ethics Bowl, at Villanova University At the event, teams take turns analyzing cases about complex ethical dilemmas and responding to questions and comments from the other team and from a panel of judges This is an incredible opportunity to utilize design thinking to argue on complex issues

Catholic Schools Week 2024

As he kicked off Catholic Schools Week 2024, Bishop Dennis Sullivan joined students from Camden Catholic High School’s Monday Sandwich Ministry as they made hundreds of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the Cathedral Kitchen in Camden, NJ, as part of their weekly service project to the organization that serves many of Camden’s impoverished residents

Alumni & Student News

2005

Timothy Hak was promoted to his current position as Chief of Police in Haddon Township in October 2023.

2008

Jennifer Kelley Van Eeden received her doctoral degree in Behavioral Medicine from Cummings Institute for Behavioral Health Studies, capping off a Bachelor’s from Rutgers University (Camden) and a Master’s from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) In 2021, her research on stigma and human rights within mental health care including her practical and paradigmatic protocol to address those shortcomings were published in the Journal for Professional Case Management Jen currently works within the Penn Medicine Health System in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where she lives with her husband Alex and their two children Santino and Gianna The latter was just baptized into the faith in July (pictured) A strong family legacy is present in the Kelley family, pictured: L-R: Linda (Cascetti) Kelley '71, Dennis Kelley, Sr '71, Dennis Kelley, Jr '03, Jennifer (Kelley) van Eeden '08 holding daughter Gianna, Eleanor "Elle" (Kelley) Lamboy '01 with her two sons Franco and Brooks, Miquel Lamboy, Alex van Eeden holding Santino, and Jillian (DeTora) Kelley

Jen’s dedication to the faith and its traditions, first, at St Peter’s Merchantville and then at CCHS, did not come strangely Her mother Linda (Cascetti) Kelley ‘71 recently retired as secretary from St Peter’s Merchantville after 25+ years Jen’s father Dennis Kelley, Sr ‘71 was a member of the first undefeated wrestling team at CCHS and later shared that experience coaching wrestling at St. Peter’s.

2018

Abigail Loughlin graduated in May 2024 with a Master of Science Degree in Speech Language Pathology from Widener University She served as NSSLHA president for Widener University’s twenty-two member SLP cohort and her class is only the 2nd Speech Language Pathology masters graduating class Dr Kathleen Youse, CCHS alumna class of 1988 founded the speech language pathology program at Widener in 2022 and serves as its director and associate professor (she is pictured at graduation with Abby). Abby and Dr Youse were so happy to discover their connection to CCHS while at Widener! Abby was also selected as Miss St Patrick in the Burlington County St Patrick Day parade March 2, 2024 in Mt Holly, NJ Honor, Loyalty and Faith were highlighted in her application essay to the parade committee on what it means to be Irish!

Veterans Ceremony

2019

Uche Okafor recently earned his white coat, on his journey to become a doctor, at the University of Colorado Medical School Monsignor Martin, President Emeritus, was blessed to be there to celebrate this moment with one of Camden Catholic’s former international students

Camden Catholic community gathered to recognize Veterans Day, and we were honored to welcome alumni, family members and faculty/staff veterans to be a part of this special ceremony William Lanza '66, a Vietnam combat veteran, shared how his military service has impacted his life and career, as he continues to work in veterans services

Colin Hughes was a member of the National Junior College Championship Baseball Team! He is an outfielder for the Rowan College Roadrunners

Giavonna Gaw presented her research analyzing the impact on denitrifying genes in soil microbial communities at the National Undergraduate Research Conference in Long Beach, California “I have been working on this project for the past two years, so I am proud to be presenting my results here and at Elon’s Spring Undergraduate Research Forum!” she shares.

AP Scholars Named

53 Students have been named AP Scholars for the 23-24 academic year, Camden Catholic’s highest total yet for this competitive program The AP Scholar Awards recognize high school students who have demonstrated exemplary collegelevel achievement on AP Exams

In addition CCHS is proud to present the 2024 AP Capstone Scholars. Seven students received the AP Capstone Diploma and eight students received the AP Seminar and Research Certificate AP Seminar and AP Research use an interdisciplinary approach to develop the critical thinking, research, collaboration, time management, and presentation skills students need for college-level work.

2022

Zoey Schaeffer just completed her sophomore year at Berklee College of Music in Boston, one of the most prestigious music schools in the nation She recently came out with her first EP as a recording artist

Giovanna Torchia is a sophomore Health Administration major and member of Zeta Pi Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi (Professional Business Fraternity) at St Joseph's University. "I am part of Hawkappella, which is the only all gender a cappella group on campus, and has prompted me to start arranging my own music I am also involved in SJU Theater Company, I participate in spiritual activities such as being part of SoJourn, which was almost like a mini Kairos for sophomores, and am involved with community service on and off campus," says Giovanna. She was Fundraising Chair of her pledge class, she performs the National Anthem for both the Men's and Women's basketball teams and was just accepted into the Dean's Leadership Program Over the summer she vocal-directed her first show, and she sings throughout the summer and winter months at St Damien's in Ocean City, NJ

Congratulations Kyle!

Her wide ranging activities and academic pursuits don't end there as she continues her strong pursuit of service, which was a major part of her activities when she was a student at Camden Catholic. "I am the Team Captain Coordinator of SJU Hawks for Heroes which is SJU's on campus team that works and coordinates with B+ Foundation, and I still go back to the Cathedral Kitchen in Camden "

Matthew Marino ('23) graduated from USMAPS and will now be heading down the hill to the US Military Academy at West Point

Kyle Aquino ‘25 was presented with the 2024 Widener University High School Leadership Award! The award recognizes high school juniors who have displayed exemplary leadership in their communities Kyle was honored at a ceremony held last week at the National Constitution Center In addition to being recognized as a young leader, Kyle has the opportunity to participate in the prestigious Apogee Leadership Scholars program and receive a $20,000 scholarship over 4 years if he chooses to enroll at Widener University

Alumni & Student News

iDesign Challenge hosts 50+ Middle School Competitors

The iDesign Challenge featured an overview of what Design Thinking is and how collaboration and communication lead to innovation Dr An Nguyen, CCHS Director of STEM, presented on the Design Thinking process, and the steps that lead to discovery CCHS Students, STEM Club members and Green & White students helped to guide the iDesign teams through the steps, beginning with a design problem, and working together to innovate a solution The event concluded with every team doing their own "Shark Tank" style presentation in the Grandi Auditorium, impressing our guest judges with their innovative products Judges included Chris Anderson, professor of Design Thinking at Rutgers University and adjunct at TCNJ and James Calcagni, the founder of Liquid Limbs, who started his company to help people with lower limb amputations lead more mobile lives

Brown & Patullo Families Conquer Breast Cancer

From October 27 to October 29, 2023, Lily Patullo ‘25 walked 60 miles in Susan G Komen's Breast Cancer 3Day Walk beside alumni and family members Jaime (Brown) Patullo '94, Jackie Brown '96 and Jodi Brown '00. “When I was younger, our family would drive out to my mom ’ s (Jamie) route in Philadelphia to cheer them on, brandishing giant homemade posters and waving pink pom-poms in the air These days are some of my fondest memories, and as I grew older, I wanted to walk, too,” Lily shares. “Finally, at 16 years old, when I became eligible, I joined my mom and aunts in my first walk We walked again this year, in the Dallas/Fort Worth route, marking my second walk and their thirteenth The BRCA1 genetic mutation runs in my mom ' s family, which correlates to at least a 50% chance of developing breast cancer in one ' s lifetime, and several members of our family have battled breast cancer over the years because of this We walk for those who have survived, those we have lost, and those who continue to be affected by breast cancer ”

Student Groups Celebrate Diversity through Cultural Experiences

Led by faculty member Joya Oasin, more than 40 students traveled to Europe over the Easter holiday After landing in Milan on Good Friday they traveled south to Genoa for Easter, then on to France and Spain In France they enjoyed the gorgeous vistas of Saint Paul de Vence and Arles before heading to Barcelona There, they visited Sagrada Familia and even were trained in tortilla Española and paella making

APISA, BASA, NHS, Green & White and the SMP Society hosted a beautiful celebration of Christmas and holiday celebrations across the world and across cultures at their annual Holiday Fair! There were many delicious treats and informative and fun facts shared by our students and staff to help open everyone ' s eyes to the diversity of the holiday season

Native Canadian Mrs Noemi Merenyi once again led an energetic group of students across the border to Montreal and Quebec this February, experiencing sunrise at Mount Royal and St Joseph's Oratory, the largest shrine to St Joseph in the world The students had the privilege of attending Mass in the crypt and later toured the Basilica, an architectural gem! They toured Old Montreal learning about its history and headed ton Quebec City, where they enjoyed a delicious dinner in a trendy neighborhood followed by a visit to Martello Tower, number two, where the students took part in an interactive activity learning about the lives of British soldiers defending the tower during the war of 1812

CCHS’ APISA Club was busy hosting, attending and planning a myriad of activities to embrace and share the API cultures. Among the highlights of their year was a trip to the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s East Asian Exhibit and “Shape of Time” installation from the Korean War, they celebrated Diwali, listened to presentations from fellow students on Tsukiwaras and Studio Ghibli They also attended Lunar New Year and AAPI Heritage Month celebrations throughout our region.

Spanish I students and their teacher

Ms McTamney hosted a Spanish Culture Fair featuring live presentations, demonstrations, tastings, exhibitions and hands-on activities Presentations included city tours, food research, indigenous crafts research, music research, dance research, fine arts research Hands on options included making food, recreating a craft, recreating a fine art piece, learning to play a piece of music, or learning a dance

1941

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. ~Amen~

Mary B Vollmer (nee Rauscher)

Edwin “Ed” Dougherty, Jr

1942

Helen Chambers (nee Levis)

1945

Charles Kelchner

1946

Dolores “Mickey” Metzger (nee McCready)

Betty Ann Stopper (nee Smith)

1947

Dr. John A. Marchesani

Theresa Paulson (nee Gerney)

1948

Raymond Fitzmaurice

Sr Mary Pauline KuntneFormer Faculty Member

1949

Lawrence McCarty

Dolores Andreacola (nee O’Brien)

Joanne Gahran (nee McAdams)

1951

Dr Joseph V Mullin

Rev Sebastian V AnninoFormer Faculty Member

1952

Frances Drake (nee Bello)

1953

Janet Shoberg (nee Palmer)

Florence K Hopkins (nee Koch)

Elaine M Zuber (nee Chestnut)

1954

Joan Marie St George (nee Frederick)

Reported from July 2023-June 2024

1955

Elizabeth “Betty” Brown-Pelis (nee Carbone)

Joan Brown Hermesman

Helen E Dobbins (Bates)

Joan Cordner (nee Morton)

Margaret Rose Schafer (nee McCollum)

1956

Arline Fallon Chambers

Patricia L Wenzel (nee Borger)

Colette Rose Elliott (nee Heffron)

1957

Anthony Joseph Fugaro

1959

H Richard Orth

Clifford William Miller

Leonard J Leonetti

Christopher John Scafidi, PE

1960

Frank Rollo

Maryanne Merritt (nee Martin)

1962

Francis J Malloy

1963

Mary Ann McKeon Myers

Thomas Samartino

1964

Thomas Rapa

Marylou Kellum (Banner)

Fr. Michael P. Rush

Richard C Murray

Thomas F Hannan

1965

Daniel Maguire

Catherine M “Cathy” Glielmi (nee Pilenas)

1966

James G Dougherty

Maureen D Sambuco (nee Hickey)

Michael P Taulane, Sr

1967

Denise Neri (nee Croce)

Dorothy K Masterson (nee Riegel)

1969

Joan Madison Velsmid

Ronald D. Martinelli -

Kathleen T Strausser (nee Savage)

1975

Charles Glander

1978

Christine Schmidt Burns

Pasquale Giannini - Former Football Coach

John “Jack” PhippsFormer Faculty Member

1979

Matthew C JandaFormer Wrestling Coach

1980

Richard ChibbaroFormer Assistant Director, Theatre

2004

Kyle J Constantine

2008

Christopher Dondarski

Annual Report

2023–2024

“For where your treasure is, there will be your heart also.”

– Matthew 6:21

that

2023–2024 Annual Giving

includes

D’ANASTASIO DEDICATION

On June 18, 2024, on what would have been Dante D'Anastasio's 110th birthday, Camden Catholic was honored to bless and dedicate his portrait, which now hangs in the Ethel Mae Hocker Information Commons at CCHS

Dante D’Anastasio was a registered architect, engineer and land planner in New Jersey and was a registered architect in Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, and Georgia. In 1960, he led the architectural planning of the brand new Camden Catholic school building in Cherry Hill

Monsignor Andrew Martin, President Emeritus, blessed the portrait in grateful praise to God for giving Dante the skill to design a home of learning and faith for Camden Catholic students

Along with the portrait, Duke D'Anastasio gifted a generous donation of $25,000 to The Fund for Camden Catholic which will endow future scholarships based on merit and need for incoming students.

He was the founding partner in 1965 of D’Anastasio, Lisiewski & Tarquini (DLTL) which was based in Camden for over 50 years Dante was married to his wife Ursula for 64 years Dante and Ursula’s children Angela ‘59 and John “Duke” ’65, and daughter-inlaw Kathleen ‘65 are proud graduates

Dante's children, Duke '65, Angela '59 and daughter-in-law Kathleen '65 and his grandchildren were present for the dedication.

GUIDANCE OFFICE DEDICATED TO JACK PHIPPS

CCHS was honored to welcome the Phipps family home to CCHS, along with many of Jack's colleagues, friends and former students, to celebrate his life and legacy by dedicating the Office of Guidance to him after the May Mental Health Awareness fundraiser in his honor

Thanks to the support of so many of our alumni, current and former faculty who contributed $28,330, the Jack Phipps Memorial Fund went above and beyond its goal to honor Jack's years of love and care for CCHS students

The Fund will accomplish a number of goals intended to immortalize Jack Phipps' contributions to our community and to expand guidance and mental health services at Camden Catholic

● See the dedication and renaming of the CCHS guidance office for Mr Jack Phipps;

● Fund a physical upgrade/improvement within the guidance office;

● Support the acquisition of additional guidance staff specifically aimed at addressing mental health services; and

● Rename the annual guidance scholarship in Jack Phipps' honor

Secure Your Legacy and the Future of Catholic Education through a Planned Gift to Camden Catholic

Since 1887, Camden Catholic High School has endeavored to educate diverse learners and develop innovative leaders who are steeped in the Catholic tradition of Mercy. For nearly 140 years, this mission has driven our efforts to provide an educational experience rooted in faith, academic excellence, and service to others. As we look to the future, we recognize the vital role our community plays in sustaining and enhancing our mission As a member of that community, one of the most impactful ways you can contribute is through planned giving.

What is Planned Giving?

Planned giving refers to any major gift, made in lifetime or at death as par t of a donor’s overall financial and estate planning. Such gifts often allow donors to make larger contributions than they could from their income These gifts can take many forms and offer many tax benefits, including;

● Beques ts - Including Camden Catholic in your will or trust is a simple and effective way to make a lasting impact while potentially reducing your own estate tax liability.

● Char ita bl e Trus ts (CRTs ) - These trusts provide income to you or your beneficiaries for a set period, after which the remaining assets benefit the school. (By transferring appreciated assets into a CRT, you avoid immediate capital gains tax. The trust can sell the assets without incurring capital gains tax, allowing the entire proceeds to be reinvested )

● Li fe Insurance - By naming Camden Catholic as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy, you can make a significant future gift with relatively modest current costs. (With Camden Catholic named as the beneficiary, the policy proceeds are removed from your estate, potentially reducing estate taxes )

● Retirem ent Plan A ssets - Designating Camden Catholic as a beneficiary of your retirement plan can be a tax-efficient way to suppor t the school (Retirement accounts, such as I RAs and 401(k)s, can be heavily taxed if left to heirs. By naming Camden Catholic as a beneficiary, you can avoid income taxes that might otherwise be due )

How to Get Star ted?

Planning your legacy is a deeply personal and significant decision We invite you to explore the possibilities of planned giving with Camden Catholic. Our Advancement office is here to assist you and your advisors in creating a gift that meets your philanthropic and financial goals.

For more information on planned giving, please co ntact A ngel a Leon e Carrozzino, Director of Dono r Experie nce & Al umni Engage ment, at 856-663-2 247 or angel a.l eon e@camdencatholic.org. Together, we can secure your legacy and our future while continuing our mission to nur ture minds, hear ts, and spirits.

Thank you for considering this profound way to support our school community.

Honoring the Legacy of Fr. Joe Capella

Camden Catholic is proud to announce the founding of a memorial scholarship fund to honor the life and legacy of beloved former Rector, Rev. Father Joseph Capella, fondly remembered by students, faculty, and staff as Father Joe Father Joe passed away in 2022 after prolonged illness, but the words of his final address to the Camden Catholic community continue to inspire “You are now called as alumni of CCHS not to live in the same world as others, but to live in the same world differently ”

The Reverend Father Joseph Capella Memorial Scholarship Fund aims to elevate students who indeed live differently Scholarships will be awarded to students who show a great commitment to their Catholic faith through their involvement in parish life and service to the community. In addition to providing four-year scholarships to qualified candidates, monies raised will also fund the renovation and renaming of Camden Catholic’s courtyard into the Capella Commons, a physical space that will honor Father Joe’s legacy where students can gather to eat, read, pray, meditate, socialize, perform, and so much more

Camden Catholic will host a private event to officially launch the Reverend Father Joseph Capella Memorial Scholarship Fund at the start of the 2024-25 academic year. Plans for the Capella Commons will be unveiled at that time as well

“Father Joe’s work as a school leader and pastor left an indelible mark on all he met He inspired his parishioners, students, faculty, and staff to center their relationship with Christ in all they said and did to give glory to His sacred name Camden Catholic was honored to be a part of Father Joe’s lifejourney, and we are proud to launch this fund to celebrate his lasting contribution and eternal legacy at CCHS ”

-Jack Wixted Chairman, Board

of Trustees

“It is our hope as a community that through this scholarship we will be able to offer a Camden Catholic education to students who will perpetuate Father Joe’s message of Calvary love ”

-Rory Sweeney President

What began 10 years ago as a novel idea has now grown to be perhaps, Camden Catholic’s most anticipated event of the year Irish Giving Day grows annually, both in excitement, creativity, fun and in donations for The Fund for Camden Catholic For the 10th celebration in 2024, CCHS asked our alumni and donors to Level Up in support of Camden Catholic, and you delivered to the tune of $322,000, our largest Irish Giving Day to date!

New this year, CCHS partnered with donor platform, Givebutter, to offer ease of donations, and real-time tracking of donors Givebutter was especially helpful to our Irish Athletics teams as they were able to keep their own fundraising pages and monitor outreach

The Irish Giving Day assembly was unmatched as faculty, staff, alumni and students battled on the Mario Kart course while enjoying the hilariously entertaining duo of Finn Mazzola ‘27 (as Bowser) and Mr Mike Kettelberger ‘12 (as Mario) Irish Cheer, our friendly bagpiper Mr. Thom Moore, and our leprechauns Jackson Young and Jack KellyLyons helped to keep the Irish pride alive all throughout the day

JOIN THE SHAMROCK SOCIETY

Become a member. Make connections. Be the difference

The Shamrock Society is a premier annual giving club suppor ting The Fund for Camden Catholic. Annual suppor t of The Fund enables us to provide necessary improvements to our academic depar tments, ar t groups and athletic teams. It also provides funding to award scholarships and financial assistance to our students with demonstrated financial need. Approximately 30% of our students receive some form of financial assistance, which all comes from contributions to The Fund.

* New Shamrock Society Member

1887 Education Foundation*

Lisa Anderson*

Bill ‘67 & Anne Barker

Brian & Lisa Begley P’23, ‘26

Patricia Begley

Donald Bertucio*

Mr. Edward F. Brennan

Patrick (PJ) Brennan ‘95

Estate of Mrs Johanna J Broeker*

Thomas and Sharon Brown ‘67

Jackie Brown '96

Jodi Brown '00*

Joseph P Burke '60

Jerry Campbell ‘56

Linda Carrick ‘71

Rick '70 & Denise (Brady) Caruso '77*

Class of 1973

William Colfer*

Larry & Sandy Collins

Mr William B Conaty, Jr

John and Kathy Connolly*

Jim & Theresa (Heim) Cook

Dennis Corbett '90

Barbara & Bernard Cortese

Walter Crossley ‘60

Richard and Caitlin Crowell ‘04

Dave and Ellie Cuneo P’03, ‘04, ‘08, ‘09

Regina Dain*

Mrs Frances M D'Ambrisi ‘48

Edward Damm (Accu Staffing Services)*

John & Kathleen (Hansbury) D'Anastasio*

Joe Danfield*

Vice Admiral Nanette DeRenzi*

John DiCiurcio, Jr

Mr. Robert P. DiStanislao '78

Jill Doe

Joyce ‘57 and John Donahue

Peter S Dooner III

John Dulczak ‘97

Nancy Palombo Ehle ‘77

George Eisele & Ellen Lawrence-Lee ‘54

Admiral & Mrs William J Fallon, USN, Ret ‘63

Jim and Nancy (Flynn) Faulk '64

Brian ‘87 & Christy Fitzpatrick

Dom Flamini ‘56

Helen Arbeiter Gambogi '47

Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio

Ritamarie T Giosa ‘68

Patricia Amendolia Gotta ‘69

Charles ‘69 & Sallie Grandi

Flaster Greenberg*

Mr Todd Greenwood

Carl J Gregorio, Esq ‘60

Chuck ‘72 and Marian Grimley

Joe & Maria Haas

Barbara Hannon (Gass) ‘67

The Harp Family*

Mrs Ellen Healey

Mr Timothy Higgins ‘72

Richard & Carol Hoag ‘63

Jack and Renee (Laramee) Howard ‘89

Rosanna N Innes ‘74

Russ '89 & Tiffany '91 Johnson

Dr & Mrs Louis L Keeler III ‘78

John T Kelley ’66

James C Kelly ‘57

John and Barbara Kelly '69

Charles Kelly*

Joseph T ‘76 and Karen Kenney

The Kiely Family

Brian and Kim Kirwan ‘92

Dr and Mrs Joseph A Kuchler ‘66

Lammey & Giorgio Architects*

Mr John Langan & Dr Judith Nadell

Joe Levy '87*

To Become a Member

Make a gift or pledge of $1,000 or more to The Fund for Camden Catholic during our fiscal year beginning July 1st and ending June 30th. Membership is renewable annually with a gift of $1,000 or more.

A pledge o f $84 a mo nth for 12 mon ths is a $1000 do natio n that ca n help a s tuden t afford a Camden Catholic e ducatio n.

Membership Benefits

• Invitation to select home games and special events

• Recognition in Shamrock Society listing within the Annual Repor t and at Hall of Fame event

• Quarterly state of the school letter from the President.

Dr Joseph Loscalzo ‘69

Jim Lumley ‘86*

Mr. Jim Lynch ‘57

David A MacDonald

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden

Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike ‘63 Madden

Madden & Madden*

Margaret McKee Madison '64

Jack Magee ‘71

John F. Mahon*

Msgr Andrew Martin

Bill and Kim Martin*

Connie McAneney MD ‘73

Kathy Tobin McCabe*

Jim McCauley ‘81

James M McGrath ‘63

Major General (Ret.) James McIntosh '56

Mr Matthew McManus*

Jack & Maryanne '60 Merritt

Jack Messick*

Mr William Miller ‘73

Dr & Mrs S Jay Mirmanesh

Dennis and Katherine Moss

Kathy Murphy ‘72

Al ‘88 & Lynda Marini ‘90 Nanni

Joe & MaryEllen Nardi '76

Kevin Nicgorski

Richard '51 & Kathryn Smaldore '52 Noble

Bill & Tricia (Hunt) ‘88 O'Callaghan

Jay '76 & Lisa O'Donnell

Bill O'Donnell*

Bill and Ginny Orth ‘64

Tom & Donna Paolini*

Greg Peterson ‘71

Howard Pfeffer

Larry Pino

Mr & Mrs Pepe Piperno

Mark Platzer

Gita Ponnappan

Michael Procacci '91

Michael & Elaine Procacci, Jr

Lew & Kathy Procacci

PSEG Foundation

Kristen and Jack Pund

Ed Radetich '72

Mr. Dean Ragone

Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69

Charles & Mary Ann Reed

RetireeFirst

John '83 & Carol '85 (Patzer) Sawn

James Golubieski & Linda M Schilling '70

Martin & Valerie (Reiss '59) Schlindwein

John F. Schmelzer, DO

James Scully

Estate of Lois Seeligsohn

Ed Sexton

Brian Shannon *

Mr Bartholomew Sheehan

Nancy and Harry Singer

Dick '55 and Mary Beth '56 Smith

Barbara Strasser

Rory Sweeney*

Ralph & Heather (Enriquez) Tallman '88

Michelle & Robert Tartamosa

Eric Taylor

United HealthCare Services Inc

Robert N. Viggiano

Mr William H Walker, Jr

Michael J Ward

Tricia (Kenney) '73 and John '72 Wixted

Dan & Megan Young

Dan & Megan Young (Young's Landscape)*

Diane Zannoni

Walt Zimolong

MEMORIAL GIFTS

Camden Catholic is grateful to have received many contributions in honor of and in memory of special friends and family members, students, alumni and faculty members. Your contributions are a beautiful and meaningful tribute to these members of the CCHS family.

IN MEMORY OF:

John Abiuso ‘53 - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Mrs Eleanor Cruciani Abiuso

Phil Brennan ‘64 - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Ms Marie Brennan

Angelina Brooks (nee Cianci)(Football)

Gill Brooks

Carol Colavito Burke ‘60(CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Joseph P Burke ‘60

Joseph Burns - (Bowling)

Kathleen Burns

MaryJane Burr - (Boys Basketball)

Mr William J Burr

Manuel Caban, Sr - (Girls Basketball)

Edward Morales

Brother Richard Cantarella, SDS ‘55 - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Mr Walter Sandell

Rev Joseph Capella - (Baseball)

Heather Roberts

Jack Kelly Lyons

Rev Joseph Capella - (Campus Ministry)

Rev Carlo J Santa Teresa

Jennifer LaRosa

Rev Joseph Capella - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Hernandez Family

Jack Kelly Lyons

Regina Knowlton

Rev Joseph Capella - (Fr Joseph Capella Memorial Scholarship Fund)

Dr Jay and Lisa Mirmanesh and Family

Gordan and Maggie Shindle

Judi DeFiccio

Rev Joseph Capella - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Antonella Martines Bouchard

Brandon Enoch

Tram MaiTran

Vince Cappo - (Scholarship and Tuition Assistance)

Marie Pagliaro Shreves

Joseph Cavallo, Sr ‘48(Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Joseph & Angela ‘83 (Clements) Cavallo

Edwin Collopy ‘55 - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Kathy Collopy Birmingham ‘66

William S. Collier ‘54 - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Mary Anne Collier

Ed Corbett - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Mr Tomas Corbett

Ed Corbett - (Football)

John & Mary Dymond

Ed Corbett - (Performing Arts)

Maureen Dymond

Theresa Radano Cortese(Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Barbara & Bernard Cortese

Carl & Teresa Cuneo - (Baseball)

Dave and Ellie Cuneo

Jim DiCicco - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Steve & Susan Schmidt Bagocius

Robert Felloney - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Capt John J Felloney, USN (Ret )

Mary R. Fisher - (Swimming)

Lucy Fisher 21, Simon Fisher 23, Maxine Fisher ‘25

Susan Black Fitzpatrick '85(Performing Arts)

Brian '87 & Christy Fitzpatrick

Ciré Foreman - (Girls Basketball)

Christine Matera

Thomas G Francesconi - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Catherinie and Dennis Sweeney

Anthony Fugaro - (Athletic Department)

Mrs Lorraine Rhodes ‘57

Anthony Fugaro - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

William A Fanelle

Patricia Brennan Fynan ‘57(CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Thomas Fynan '56 & Patricia Brennan Fynan '57 (Deceased)

Helen Gambogi - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Margaret Kaledas

Sister Mary Geis, Sister of Mercy - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Noreen Nugent Baker

Sister Mary Geis, Sister of Mercy - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Harry J Kyler

Joseph Gianofortune - former faculty (Performing Arts)

Filomena Trujillo-Mealy

John ‘83 & Carol ‘85 (Patzer) Sawn

Joseph & Angela 83 (Clements) Cavallo

Philip F Travaline ‘55

Joseph Gianofortune - former faculty (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Jymme & David Szurek

James Giosa - (CCHS’ Greatest Needs)

Ritamarie T Giosa

Satoru Goju - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Belinda Myers

Kathlynn (McConnell) Grant ‘77 - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Karl McConnell ‘73

Walter L. Heim, Jr. - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

William A Staffieri

Walter L Heim, Jr - (Scholarship and Tuition Assistance)

Brian Harris

Katie Burroughs

Laura Cook

Margaret Harris

Rachel Simonetti

Scott Harris

Shannon Rhodes

William A Staffieri

Francis J Hunt - (Performing Arts)

Mary Hunt Harding

Matthew C Janda - former wrestling coach (Wrestling)

Andrea Fisher

Bernice Tomsic

Daniel Welde

Donna Semola

Dorothy Tomsic

EZBind Inc

Janine Armstrong

Nicholas Sojda

Paul Pacello

Ronald Hamrick

Thien Bguyen

Tina Sojda

Latanya Jenkins - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Kathi Grace

Tom Kelly - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Kristi Kelly Slifko

Patrick Madison ‘64 - (Patrick P Madison ‘64 Scholarship)

Beth M Pasternak

Bill & Ginny Orth

Margaret McKee Madison ‘64

MaryAnne Dooley

Rose Madden - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike Madden

Thomas and Rose Madden(CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike Madden

Cecilia C Magee - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Jack Magee

James McCauley, 31 - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Dr & Mrs Louis L Keeler, III

Michael F. McCurdy - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Lawrence Schuler

Msgr Robert McDermott(Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Melissa Rodriguez

McHugh Family Members(CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Denise McHugh

Hugh McMenamin - (Tuition Assistance)

Judith McMenemin

Maryanne Merritt - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

John Merritt

John and Lisa Forrester

Mary Chapman

Mr John W Dolan

Sheila Sims

Wally & Pat Sariego Brown

Maryanne Merritt - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Kathi Grace

Social Studies Department at Cherry Hill East

Al Mills - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Bill & Libby Weatherby

Christopher S Monek - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Marianne Neri Monek ‘69

Bishop George Murray(Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Jeffrey Heller

Janet Bancer Nissen ‘68(CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Joanne Bancer Rossa 66

Richard Noble '51 - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Joanne Smaldore Wetherspoon

Kathryn Smaldore '52 Noble

Dr Ralph Onofrio - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Christine Onofrio

H. Richard Orth ‘59 - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Anonymous

Beverly and Justin Bartkevicus

Deborah Snyderman

Genevieve Evans

Helen and David Monsen

Joe and Nancy Morrissey

John Igoe

McMahon, a Bowman Company

Mr Joseph A Marrazzo, Jr

Patti and Ken Villano

H. Richard Orth ‘59 - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Bill & Ginny Orth

Raymond Osowski - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Stephen Francis Osowski

Jeanne Patzer - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

David Patzer

Matt Petronis - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Thomas Donato

John “Jack” Phipps - former faculty (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Connie McDonough Hoyle ‘72

David A MacDonald

Gerry (Seeman) McCloskey

Jack & Maryanne ‘60 Merritt

Janet Fandetta Indelicato

Joe Galleria

Joyce Monsees (Gini) ‘65

Judith Panetta

Kathy & Jerry Huffman

Laura Damm

Maria Francesconi

Marie Roeder

Mrs Camille Gibison

Mrs Florence Withers

Mrs Mary Jane Salmonsen

Ms Pamela Palazzo ‘72

Ms Rosalie Conaty

Msgr Andrew Martin

Steve & Susan Schmidt Bagocius

Tom & Julie D Alesandro

John “Jack” Phipps - former faculty (Scholarship)

Barbara & Bernard Cortese

Christina Kubanovich

Mrs Patricia Phipps

John “Jack” Phipps - former faculty (Wrestling)

Zac & Dana Papa

John & Cynthia Poole(Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

John Poole

Sean Prior ‘07, Stage Crew(Performing Arts)

Mrs Barbara Prior

John L Pund, Sr - (CCHS’s Greatest Need)

Kristen & Jack Pund

John L Pund, Sr - (John L Pund

Sr Memorial Scholarship)

Kristen & Jack Pund

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Donations are still accepted for any of these memorial funds. Please write the memorial designee in the memo of the check. Anyone who would like to set up a memorial fund for their loved one may email Rory Sweeney at rory.sweeney@camdencatholic.org

Annual Report of Gifts

Memorial Gifts {continued)

John L Pund, Sr - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Kristen & Jack Pund

Thomas Rapa - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Albert & Kathleen (Miller)

Siedlecki

Carol Nordo

Friends and former co-workers of Margaret Rapa at Jefferson

Gina Lawney

Harriet Smiler

Harry J Kyler

Jack and Maryanne Merritt

Jeff Erker

Lisa Marinucci

Louis Guzzo

Margaret McKee Madison '64

Mrs Paula Zippel

Ms Maureen Meagher

Nancy Fyock

Noreen Nugent Baker

Patricia Greer and Kathleen Quirk

Robert Jones

Suzanne Lukac

The Carducci Family

Thomas Rapa - (Performing Arts)

Joanne Swierzy

Terence Gleeson

Thomas Rapa - (Scholarship and Tuition Assistance)

Mary Homan

Pat Hines

Monica Rodriguez-Fernando(Wrestling)

Larissa Fernando Dominy

Drew Rubel - (Football)

Jack Seppy

Lorraine Schlett (Merola) ‘70(Cheerleading)

Lucia Schlett

Patricia Schlett - (Performing Arts)

Tom '70 & Patty Schlett (Deceased)

Loretta M Scully - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

James Scully

Rob Skinner - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Daniel Mapp

Barbara Snyder - (Bowling)

Michele Gibison

Michael P Taulane - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Diane & Russell Smith

Michael P. Taulane - (Football)

Mary Ann Mercer

Michael P Taulane - (Wrestling)

Joan Mitchell

Patricia Tierney - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Suzanne Tierney

Dino Tortu - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Dr Stephanie Tortu

Brian S Valerio - (Wrestling)

Amanda Rotter

John Ward ‘32 - (Performing Arts)

Kathleen Ward Niedt

Maria Ward

Mark H Watson, ‘56 - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Dr Bill Watson

Maryanne Wiener ‘64(Performing Arts)

Joshua Wiener

Lisa (Kyler) Winkler - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Amy Henry

The Roteache Family

Stanley Zacharkow, father of Gabby Zacharkow 27' - (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Anna Kirk

Margaret Zeck - (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

The Zeck Family

Giving Clubs

Emerald $20,000+

Legacy

$10,000 - $19,999

Founder

$5,000 - $9,999

Mercy $2,500 - $4,999

Shamrock

The Irish

$1,000 - $2,499

$500 - $999

Spire $250 - $499

Century $100-249

Green & White Up to $99

* 5+ consecutive years of giving

** 10+ consecutive years of giving

*** 15+ consecutive years of giving ☘ Irish Giving Day Donor

Class of 1942

% Participation: 72

Total Committed: $100 00

Century

Mary Jane McMaster Courtright ☘

Class of 1946

% Participation: .53

Total Committed: $250 00

Spire

Ruth L Wilkerson ***

Class of 1947

% Participation: .99

Total Committed: $1,050 00

Shamrock

Helen Arbeiter Gambogi '47 ***

Green & White

Sister Patricia Welsh, RSM

Class of 1948

% Participation: 1 36

Total Committed: $2,600 00

Shamrock

Mrs Frances M D'Ambrisi ☘

Ed Sexton

Century

Jean Tasch Gardner ***☘

Class of 1949

% Participation: 1 78

Total Committed: $1,430 46

Shamrock

John F Mahon

Spire

Mr Francis X Kernan, Jr

Century

Louise Prause Houwen '49 ☘

Green & White

Mrs Joyce Schmidt

Class of 1950

% Participation: 2 01

Total Committed: $600 00

Century

Bernadette Magann Baylor ***

Mary Denham Gramigna***

Joseph McGinley ***☘

Dorothy McHugh Schuler ***

Green & White

E Janet Roselli DiCiurcio *

Class of 1951

% Participation: 0 8

Total Committed: $250 00

Century

Theodore W Walter Jr ***☘

Green & White

Mary Oldham Dunbar **

Class of 1952

% Participation: 1 4

Total Committed: $1,720 00

Shamrock

Kathryn Smaldore '52 Noble ☘

Century

Patricia Dennis Alemi *

Fred and Betty Walker **☘

Green & White

Mary Oberst Hallion

Class of 1953

% Participation: 2 0

Total Committed: $936 47

Spire

Hugh S Gallagher ☘

Margaret (Staats'53) and Bill Heath **

Century

Patricia McGrory McKenna *

Cono A Micale ***

Green & White

Anna Catalani Buondonno

Elaine Chestnut Zuber

Class of 1954

% Participation: 3 46

Total Committed: $4,721 22

Mercy

George Eisele & Ellen LawrenceLee***

Shamrock

Robert N Viggiano ***☘

The Irish

Anthony Guerrieri ***☘

Century

Mrs Eleanor Cruciani Abiuso *☘

Carol Ballay Gillece **☘

Thomas J McHugh *☘

Green & White

Veronica Griffin

Marge "Cookie" Kenney *

Mary Costello Lickfeld ***☘

Mary St John McElhinney ☘

Class of 1955

% Participation: 2 74

Total Committed: $2,684 22

Shamrock

Dick '55 and Mary Beth '56

Smith ***

The Irish

Richard and Marilyn Kelly ***

Century

Elizabeth B Delaney ***☘

Joseph W Haldeman **☘

Patricia (McMullin) Palermino

Green & White

Harry F Thiel **☘

Catherine J Wade (Shute)

Class of 1956

% Participation: 6 29

Total Committed: $13,917 17

Founder

Dom Flamini ***☘

Shamrock

Jerry Campbell ***

Major General (Ret ) James McIntosh '56 *☘

The Irish

Mr Thomas Dolan ☘

Edward Moseley ***☘

Diana DiPietro Whilt ☘

Spire

Kathryn Braun Bolich

Al Sauter

Century

Robert Angelozzi ***

Thomas Fynan '56 & Patricia

Brennan Fynan '57 (Deceased)

Romeo M Giannetti ☘

Marianne H O'Donnell *☘

Lawrence D Schuler '56

Barbara A Williams, RSM '56 ***☘

Green & White

Mr Walter Sandell ☘

Albert W Stanley

Helen Wilson Zaengle ***☘

Class of 1957

% Participation: 8 5

Total Committed: $71,486 84

Emerald

James C Kelly*

Legacy

Agnes '63 & Jim Madden***☘

Founder

Jim Lynch ***☘

Shamrock

Joyce and John Donahue ***☘

The Irish

Robert B Burke ☘

The Class of 1957

Peggy Maguire Groce '57 **☘

Lois Quigley Trani **☘

Spire

John J Gallagher ***

Eleanor Martello Kelly ***☘

Mrs Patricia McEvoy

Judith McGinley Mullen ☘

Century

Mary Anne Collier *☘

Frances P DiCarlo *☘

Robert Vincent Gartland ☘

Catherine Dolan Heimerl ☘

Bernadette Wolfram Kavanaugh **☘

Mrs Phylis Quaid Kenney ☘

Dave Krause

Marty & Maureen (Chalfant)

Lowther ☘☘

Elizabeth P May ***

Diane Meschini Murray ☘

Mary Murray Sheil ***☘

Patricia Martin Sinon ***

Green & White

Joan Pike Billman ☘

Terry Morgan **☘

Mrs Lorraine Rhodes '57

Class of 1958

% Participation: 3 47

Total Committed: $29,481 57

Emerald

Thomas Escott Lizzio '58 & Paula

Saker Lizzio Endowed Scholarship

Fund ***☘

Shamrock

Martin & Valerie (Reiss '59) Schlindwein

Mr Bartholomew Sheehan

Spire

James L Griffith

Harry Neidig

Century

Bonnie & Ted Deery

William A Fanelle ☘

Mary L Deery Foster ☘

Patricia Mallon Keppeler ***☘

Pete J Oteri

Green & White

Barbara Franzki Rio ☘

Eileen McNulty Wallace ☘

Class of 1959

% Participation: 3 98

Total Committed: $2,611 72

Shamrock

John F Schmelzer, DO

The Irish

Bernard A Pekala, MD ***

Spire

Jim Curran **☘

Century

Alan Anderer **☘

Jo Ann Daniels D'Andrea ☘

Gerald Kelly ***

Mary Jane Gentlesk Kennedy *

Maureen Fulton Mastrobuono *

Elizabeth Cybulski Ostroff *

Pete J Oteri

Green & White

John Dages ☘

Ambrogia (Amy) DiiTommasi

Mastil '59 ☘☘

Mrs Maryann Myers *☘

William H Schade ☘

Edward Schlitz ☘

Joanne Smaldore Wetherspoon **

Class of 1960

% Participation: 6 73

Total Committed: $20,291 33

Legacy

Charles & Mary Ann Reed

Shamrock

Joseph P Burke '60 ***

Walter Crossley

Carl J Gregorio, Esq ***

Msgr Andrew Martin ***☘

Jack & Maryanne '60 Merritt **☘

Barbara Strasser **☘

Spire

Gerry Barbera Marchetty ***☘

Mr William Taylor **

Helena Gowan Volansky **☘

Pete Wish ☘

Century

Ed Carey

Roseann P Costa

Cindy Smith Himes

Robert J Long

Mrs Mary Jane Salmonsen

Green & White

Dom Battista

Charles J Schmidheiser

Marie Pagliaro Shreves **☘

Class of 1961

% Participation: 2 9

Total Committed: $1,317 88

Spire

Harry J Kyler ***☘

Margaret Campbell Rapa **☘

Century

Joseph Alacqua ’61 *☘

Dolores Mecca Bendorf *☘

Mrs Carol Szabo

Patricia Doyle Villano ***☘

Green & White

Constance Faulk Gillespie ☘

Jim Hockin ☘

Elsie H Judge

Mary Domako McGuckin '61

Rose Pepe Wakemen

Class of 1962

% Participation: 5 0

Total Committed: $3,976 18

The Irish

Jim Higgins ***

James McNasby ***

Anonymous '62 **☘

Spire

Tom '62 & Marie '63 (Nasuti)

Barbera ☘

Edward Fox

James & Melanie (Feriozzi '64)

Lord ☘

Dorothy J & James W Schultz ***

Century

Tom & Sheila Clifford ☘

Carl & Eileen Cuneo *☘

Frank & Veronica (Koch) Dailey **

Mrs Mary Anne O'Neill Folcher *☘

Betty Griffis Jankowski ☘

Margie Strasser Ricci **☘

Mrs Joan Lowther Robinson ☘

Dan & Aileen (Blumenstien)

Thompson '62 ☘

Green & White

Mr Michael P Foley ☘

Rev Robert J Fritz ☘

Mary Grace (Delozier) Galliera ☘

Mr Vincent John Hort

Class of 1963

% Participation: 6 75

Total Committed: $27,866 65

Legacy

James M McGrath**☘

Mercy

Admiral & Mrs William J

Fallon, USN, Ret **

Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike

Madden ***☘

Richard '63 & Carol Hoag ***

Shamrock

Walt Zimolong ☘

The Irish

Warren & Suzanne Faulk *☘

James Leimkuhler ***☘

Mrs Florence Withers

Spire

Jim Bigley ***☘

Joan Francesconi '63 & Jim

Ricketts *☘

Century

Mary Charles Clark **☘

John F Corbett ☘

Rich and Bernadette DiLullo **☘

Eileen (Becker) Lish '63 **☘

Gerry (Seeman) McCloskey ☘

Mary Anne Randazzo McGee '63 ☘

Gus Moseley ***

Barbara (Fudro) Smith ☘

Green & White

Carol Olesiewicz Berry '63 ***

Mary Anne Blair Dooley

George & Kathy Eckert ☘

Gerri Stanton McDowell '63 ☘

Leonard & Vicki Orzechowski **☘

Kathleen Tiedeken

James Viggiano ***☘

Class of 1964

% Participation: 7 4

Total Committed: $9,364 03

Mercy

Margaret McKee Madison '64 **☘

Shamrock

Jim and Nancy (Flynn) Faulk '64 *☘

Bill and Ginny Orth ☘

The Irish

Patricia Phipps ☘

Spire

Loretta A Cianci-Watson ***☘

Jim Cook

Patricia DePersia-Westerfer

***☘

Dr Stephanie Tortu *☘

Jane Grady Whalen **☘

Century

Kathleen Smith Duffy **☘

Bernard Egan *☘

Ellen K Gangemi ***☘

Perpetua Deery Hendricks *☘

Mrs Catherine Rocks

Fr Michael P Rush ☘

Green & White

Mrs Antoinette Andraka ☘

Joan Catani

Mrs Linda Chorney ☘

Anthony D'Italia

John P Daniels

Capt John J Felloney, USN (Ret ) ☘

Michael McBride

Mary McGinley ☘

Ms Maureen Meagher

Albert & Kathleen (Miller)

Siedlecki

Paricia DePersia-Westerfer, ‘64

Class of 1965

% Participation: 5 67

Annual Report of Gifts

Ed Connell

Claire Pfeffer *☘

Mr James A Ressa

Spire

Mary Ellen Tolson Flinn **☘

Joyce Monsees (Gini) '65 **☘

Century

Clayton J Gillette ☘

Catherine Wilson Grohe *☘

Christopher Joniec '65 ***☘

Dr Robert & Linda Mroz

Labaczewski ☘

Mr J Fred Laxton, III

Maureen Carroll McLoone '65 *

Arthur Milch ☘

Charles M Snowman *☘

Patricia (May) Zielinski *☘

Green & White

Nancy C Alberta

Anna L Cirullo

Kathy Wardle Dahl

Arthur H Jones ☘

Joanne Cassidy Spirito **☘

Class of 1966

% Participation: 6 77

Total Committed: $16,867 21

Legacy

Michael & Elaine Procacci, Jr **☘

Shamrock

John T Kelley

Dr and Mrs Joseph A Kuchler

The Irish

Richard McCarthy and Naomi White *☘

Mrs Rosemarie Robson '66 **☘

Spire

Mike & Kathy Caputi ***☘

Century

Kathy Collopy Birmingham '66 ☘

Ms Marie Brennan ☘

Anita Brown ☘

Wally & Pat Sariego Brown **

Mrs Josephine Wilson Clausen

Maureen Deegan DiNisio ☘

Lois Forrester-Frye **☘

Jeffrey Heller

Nancy Domako Howard **☘

Mr Joseph A Marrazzo, Jr

Dennis Rooney **☘

Joanne Bancer Rossa ☘

Mrs Candida Toccia Seasock

Green & White

Mrs Virginia Boyd Ciocci

Tom & Julie '66 D'Alesandro *☘

Rosemary Leonardi Hirsekorn

Kathy and Jerry Huffman

Mary Ann D'Agostino Niedrich '66 ☘

Lorraine Gloster Powell ☘

Barbara Natale Thompson

Josephine Leonardo Tomarchio ☘

Mr George Whelan

Mrs Paula Zippel

Class of 1967

Shamrock

Barbara Hannon (Gass) *** ☘

Howard Pfeffer *☘

Diane Zannoni ☘

The Irish

Gerald Siefring,Jr , Ph D ***

Vince Torno ***

Spire

Carol Murray Theriault

Century

Patrick Abiuso ☘

William Bigham ☘

Nancy DiAntonio

Dr Janet DiSeveria Friedman

Mary Ann Biancosino Hill '67 ☘

Josephine Johnson ☘

Paul Messina

Ms Cathleen Nevins *

Marjorie Kenney O’Brien

Kathleen Phillips Robbins *☘

Florence Mojta Rotondo *☘

Benjamin & Teresa (Weikel)

Santoro **

Kathleen Johnson Taylor **☘

Ursula Amendolia Vermillion *☘

Patricia Lynch Weber **☘

Green & White

Gerry Delengowski *☘

Patricia E Weber **☘

Bobette Glenn

Mr Louis Stachiotti, Jr

Class of 1968

% Participation: 9 49

Total Committed: $13,771 28

Mercy

Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio **☘

Shamrock

Barbara & Bernard Cortese **☘

Ritamarie T Giosa *☘

Jack Messick **☘

The Irish

Tom Holland ***☘

Frank & Michele Law ***☘

Marge Hutchinson McElroy '68

***

Dr John F & Barbara (Smith)

McInerney ☘

Donna (Crovetti) Taylor ***☘

Leonard & Catherine Wood ☘

Spire

Adrienne Vece Bilotta **☘

Patricia Parisi Knepler ☘

Charles & Andrea Maimone

Maryann Wixted-Weyer *

Century

Dennis Bush *☘

Maryann Clifford

Mr Dennis DiDonato ☘

Dr John Diepold, Jr Ph D ☘

Andrew Dimaio

Kevin and Patricia Fallon **☘

Janet MacEachen ☘

Ms Kathleen F Madison

Elaine Sirna Shaughnessy **

Green & White

Susan DeCicco *☘

Mary Duffin Good *

Total Committed: $30,506.65

Emerald

John & Kathleen (Hansbury)

D'Anastasio

The Irish

% Participation: 7.35

Total Committed: $17,982 17

Founder

Bill & Anne Barker***

Thomas and Sharon Brown**☘

Dr Loring Jones '68

Tom Madden ☘

Mrs Patricia Healey McGee ☘

Linda Palmquist

Annual Report of Gifts

Class of 1969

% Participation: 10 0

Total Committed: $53,778 99

Emerald

Charles ‘69 & Sallie Grandi

Mercy

John and Kathy Connolly

Shamrock

Patricia Amendolia Gotta**☘

John and Barbara Kelly '69

Dr Joseph Loscalzo *☘

Larry Pino '69

Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69 ☘

The Irish

Charles Manning

Dr & Mrs John R Scranton *☘

Spire

Noreen Nugent Baker ☘

Sandra '70 & Paul '69 Caputi **☘

Marianne Neri Monek '69 ☘

Century

Ronald DiAmore ☘

Margaret Knox ***

Patrick La Pella ***

Bill Patterson ☘

Patricia Powell

Judy Varallo-Morris **☘

Green & White

Ray DeLuca

Joseph Duffin Jr ☘

Jeanne Lucas King ☘

Maryanne Taylor Marshall

Barbara Messina Smyth *

Kathleen Savage Strausser

Judy Varallo-Morris **☘

Class of 1970

% Participation: 4 22

Total Committed: $32,206 78

Emerald

Linda M Schilling '70 & James Golubieski***☘

Shamrock

Rick '70 & Denise '77 (Brady)

Caruso **☘

The Irish

Mr Anthony Murry ☘

Eileen Horan Rabbitt ***☘

Robert M Sherlock ☘

Spire

Claire Lyle Keane ☘

Dr and Dr Robert Leonetti

Century

John M Altadonna ☘

Bob Chrzanowski MD '70 ☘

Hugh Delany

Patricia Dugan Fischer *☘

Mrs Camille Gibson

Dennis McDonald **☘

Hon Joseph Mussomeli

Kathleen Ward Niedt ☘

Tom '70 & Patty Schlett ☘

Carol Williamson ☘

Mr James Wixted *

Green & White

Bill & Carol (Bittner) Foster ☘

Anonymous

Class of 1971

% Participation: 4 45

Total Committed: $8,150 97

Shamrock

Linda Carrick '71 *☘

Jack Magee *☘

Bill O'Donnell

Greg Peterson

The Irish

Dennis J DeMayo ‘71 **☘

Edwin W Tevis Jr ***☘

Spire

Michael Balsama '71

Bill Bennett

Brian Leahy ***☘

Mr Neal Murray *

Loretta Stachiotti ***

Century

Dr Jane Marko Carabasi **

Patricia Ferro Fields '71 ☘

Mike & Kathy (Glander) '71

Fitzpatrick

Maryanne Hanger

Patricia Sirna Nordt ***☘

Anita Robison Pallas ☘ Green & White

Janet Fandetta Indelicato *

Mrs Susan McCandless

John Pasquarello ***

Sheila Keating Tartamosa ☘

Class of 1972

% Participation: 5.41

Total Committed: $17,164 23

Founder

Tricia (Kenney) '73 and John '72

Wixted***☘

Mercy

Mr Timothy Higgins '72 **☘

Shamrock

Kathy Murphy *

Chuck and Marian Grimley

Ed Radetich '72

The Irish

Connie '72 & Paul Hoyle *☘

Lori Palombo Kenney

Ms Pamela Palazzo '72 **☘

Spire

George F Beppel ***

John Carley ☘

Bernadette Friel Dunn ☘

Century

Steve & Susan Schmidt Bagocius ☘

Diane Kizeik Donatoni

Patricia Francescone '72 *☘

Kevin and Linda (Mazzochette)

Hughes

Georgiann Vinci Jaworskyj

Mr Dennis M Mohan **☘

Judith Panetta

Donna Spence Scanlon *

Joe Schanberger ***☘

Susan Glander Schultz ☘

Green & White

Joe Angelastro

Barbara Fisher '72 *☘

Joann Ninfa Giannola '72 ☘

Cassie Douress Iacovelli

Linda Ott ☘

Diane (Delaney) Pilone *☘

Class of 1973

% Participation: 8 55

Total Committed: $21,870 95

Legacy

Connie McAneney MD ***☘

Founder

Mr William Miller

Mercy

Mr Timothy Higgins '72 **☘

Shamrock

The Class of 1973

Spire

Larry & Norma (Nasuti) Costello

☘

Mike Ferris '73 ☘

John & Eileen Hueter '73

Maria La Pella ***☘

Gloria Maccaroni *☘

Century

Jane Sinclair

Jim and Debbie (Martucci) Cox ☘

Joseph & Ruth Crean ☘

Tom & Linda Donato *

Carol Cooney Eckerl

Nancy O'Donnell Gaddis **☘

In Honor of the Class of 1973Lawrence Wood & a Fellow

Graduate of 1973, who share 4 grandchildren together: Austin, Evan, Elena & Jason

Mary Hunt Harding *☘

Dolores R Hatch

Michael and Barbara Karbach

Mrs Adriana Kerin

Maria King

Phyllis Horn Koch **☘

Theresa Lobefalo McVey

Anonymous **

Mr and Mrs Karl McConnell

Susan Navarra ☘

Deborah Ciervo Wenger '73 ☘

Green & White

Ms Peggy Crowell ☘

Mary Shelton ☘

Pat Knast Snyder ☘

Class of 1974

% Participation: 6 61

Total Committed: $11,825 47

Founder

John DiCiurcio, Jr ***

Mercy

Kristen and Jack Pund ***☘

Shamrock

Rosanna N Innes ☘

Spire

Paul Dean ☘

Stephen Schmitz *☘

Janice Caniglia Shapiro ☘

Suzanne Tierney **☘

Century

Susan Paull DeGrazia

Steve Drake '74 ***

Mrs Marisa Griffin DeGennaro

Mary Deighan Herbert '74

Brian Kelly *☘

Mary Navins ☘

Green & White

Ellen Inglesby Deering

Donna Hooven Frithsen '74 * ☘

Lorraine (Sangillo) Marshall

Joan Riley ☘

Class of 1975

% Participation: 5 57

Total Committed: $6,443 75

Shamrock

Nancy and Harry Singer **☘

Michael Ward

The Irish

Kevin & Mary Ann O'Brien ***☘

Dominic & Chrisy Palladino **☘

Spire

Bob and Mary Jane Coyle ☘

Mr Tony Gallo

Michelle Sears Jones **

Donna Matera *☘

Century

Robert DiMaio

Patricia Fisher ***☘

Timothy & Marybeth O'Brien *

Marty Sinclair CPA '75

Kathleen DiPascale Thorp ☘

Joe Yaniak *☘ Green & White

The Whitmore Family - Karen '75, Brian '04, Ashleigh '08, Kayleigh '15 ☘

Class of 1976

% Participation: 6 16

Total Committed: $25,785 02

Founder

Joseph T and Karen Kenney ***☘

Jay '76 & Lisa O'Donnell***☘

Mr Dean Ragone***☘

Shamrock

Joe & MaryEllen Nardi '76 ***

The Irish

Mary Kenney P'16 ☘

Tony & Peggy (Testa) Messina ***☘

Spire

William and Martha Crean ☘

Patrice DeVlieger-Maro and Joe

Maro '76

Carleen Bierschenk McCarthy *☘

Pat & Colleen O'Brien **☘

Century

Susanne Miazga Bower **☘

Green & White

Angelo Sinesi ☘

Margie Francescone Slenn ***☘

Class of 1977

% Participation: 3 06

Total Committed: $2,876.38

Shamrock

Nancy Palombo Ehle *

The Irish

John & Mary Dymond ☘

Lou Marshall *☘

Century

Joanne Burke *

Denise (Hewitson)'77 & Dan

McCormick

Debbie Mangano Sweeney ☘

Charles "Chief" Welch ☘

Green & White

Rosemarie Remick

Eileen Mills Thomas '77 *☘

Class of 1978

% Participation: 5 3

Total Committed: $6,583 92

Mercy

Mr Robert P DiStanislao '78***

Shamrock

Dr & Mrs Louis L Keeler III

***

Spire

Julia Bilodeau Purdy ☘

Century

Rich Callahan

Diane & Rich Crowell ☘

Ms Rita Burns Dame

John Fox '78

Mr Michael Maro ☘

Sharon Murtin McDonnell *☘

Raymond Nardi ☘

Frank Plunkett ☘

Mrs Barbara Prior ☘

Maria Ward *☘

Green & White

Jerome Persiano

Chuck Reiss 1978 ☘

Class of 1979

% Participation: 5 36

Total Committed: $4,654 30

Mercy

Vice Admiral Nanette

DeRenzi**

The Irish

Chris Horace *☘

Spire

Robert Beideman **☘

Mr Tomas Corbett

Cathy Marshall Welsh ☘

Century

Beth Picknally Camden **☘

Joe and Debbie Murtin '79 **☘

Thomas Stilley '79 **☘

Green & White

Mr Richard Bergamesco '79 ☘

Dru Garton Filiberto ***

Linda Gimbroni Madres *☘

Class of 1980

% Participation: 4 04

Total Committed: $4,578.52

Mercy

Mark Platzer ***☘

The Irish

Antonella Martines Bouchard ☘

Spire

Robert Murtin **

Century

Daria Weldon ☘

Ray Curry ***☘

Rich Hart ☘

Mary Anne Kelly Hobbs-Fernie ☘

Michael Mullin ☘

Doreen M Troche ☘

Anthony Vendetti

Green & White

Mr Michael Viggiano ***☘

Class of 1981

% Participation: 2.84

Total Committed: $3,626 27

Shamrock

Jim McCauley **☘

The Irish

Frances Wixted Hall *☘

John F McDyer, MD '81 ☘

Virginia Onofrio '81 ***☘

Century

Bill Hobbs '81 ***☘

Tom Koelsch ☘

David Patzer ☘

Green & White

Denise McHugh ☘

Class of 1982

% Participation: 1 11

Total Committed: $220 51

Century

Joseph '82 & Angela '83 (Clements)

Cavallo P'15 ☘

Green & White

Bill Nicoletti

Christine Onofrio ***☘

Class of 1983

% Participation: 2 89

Total Committed: $2,254 23

Shamrock

John '83 & Carol '85 (Patzer) Sawn *☘

Spire

David W Burns ☘

Diane Wasyluk Iardella '83 ***☘

Century

Helene Uhland Koseff '83 *

Annette Rebilas Kresge ☘

Mrs Filomena Trujillo-Mealy *

Green & White

David W Burns

Sofie Troche '83

Sr Debra Lee Zaengle, OSF ☘

Class of 1984

% Participation: 2 61

Total Committed: $2,149 56

Shamrock

Kathy Tobin McCabe ☘

Spire

Richard F Smith *

Century

Carl R Dolente ***☘

Patricia Napolitano Flood ☘

Dianne Lenkowski Harris

Kim A Jannett-Frascella

Amy Walter-McGinley *☘

Class of 1985

% Participation: 2 21

Total Committed: $677 39

Spire

Larissa Fernando Dominy

Century

Mrs Rosemarie Loughlin ☘

Lenny '85 & Christina Rebilas **☘

Green & White

Mary Jane Campbell (O'Donnell) ☘

Kurt Schmidt

Kevin Truran *☘

Class of 1986

% Participation: 3 77

Total Committed: $2,699.90

Shamrock

Jim Lumley ☘

The Irish

Jacqueline & Ed Ferrell *☘

Spire

Mr James Kiefer *☘

Century

Bamby Enriquez Bergeron '86 ☘

Kristina Branca-Gozdan ☘

Kelly Sweeney McMullin ☘

The Richards Sisters

Green & White

Sean and Nancy Connolly *☘

Maria Francesconi

Susan Innocenzo

Class of 1987

% Participation: 3 27

Total Committed: $3,013.08

Shamrock

Joe Levy '87 *

Brian Shannon **☘

Spire

Mr John Figueroa ☘

Brian '87 & Christy Fitzpatrick *☘

Century

Mr John J Bannan ☘

Richard C Malesich

Colleen Lumley O'Brien ☘

Green & White

Dr Matthew P Chojnacki *

Class of 1988

% Participation: 3 44

Total Committed: $6,034 98

Shamrock

Al & Lynda Marini Nanni ☘

Bill & Tricia (Hunt) O'Callaghan **☘

Ralph & Heather (Enriquez)

Tallman '88

The Irish

Mike & Kathy'88 O'Callaghan **☘

Spire

Mr John Figueroa ☘

Brian '87 & Christy Fitzpatrick

*☘

Century

Anthony Del Vecchio '88 *☘

Dana DiNardo-Bealin ☘

John Walsh

Green & White

Jennifer LaRosa *☘

Mr Joseph R Martin, Jr ☘

Class of 1989

% Participation: 5 53

Total Committed: $5,642 83

Shamrock

Jack and Renee (Laramee) Howard

☘

Russ '89 & Tiffany '91 Johnson

*☘

Tom & Donna Paolini **

The Irish

John & Karen Phipps ☘

Century

Mary (Parker) DelSordo ☘

Steven & Maria (Murphy)

Michaud '89 & '90 ☘

Aralisha Newbold ☘

Brian '89 & Karen Polaski

Gary Weikel

Green & White

Mr Shawn C Denz

Mr Michael A Riviello

Cindy Rogers

Kristi Kelly Slifko ☘

Rich Tobin

Class of 1990

% Participation: 4 4

Total Committed: $7,420 88

Mercy

Dennis Corbett '90 *** ☘

Shamrock

Kevin Nicgorski

The Irish

Martha (Macys) Abbinante **☘

James R Leontiades '90 *☘

Century

Teresa O'Brien Crotta ☘

Danielle Curreri

Keith Harrington '90 ☘

Charlene Squillace Roache '90 ***☘

Nicole Klco Wright '90 *☘

Green & White

John '90 and Deb Brady

Class of 1991

% Participation: 7 25

Total Committed: $5,174 25

Shamrock

Mr William B Conaty, Jr ☘

Mr William H Walker, Jr ☘

The Irish

Rev Jason T Rocks

Rudolf Rotter '91 *☘

Spire

Mrs Sheila Dever *☘

Century

Daniel '91 and Tricia Atkinson ☘

Shane Brennan ☘

Christi Angelucci '91 ☘

Mr Joseph M Coyle '91 ☘

Annual Report of Gifts

Charles D Kelly *☘

Mireille Velazquez '91 **☘

Kevin Walsh '91 ***☘

Green & White

Monica (Atwell) DiBease ☘

John Geoghegan

Heather Waite Johnston '91 ☘

Stephen Francis Osowski ☘

Steve Roesly

William Walker

Class of 1992

% Participation: 3.36

Total Committed: $2,812 17

Shamrock

Brian and Kim Kirwan ***

The Irish

Michael J DiPiero '92 ☘

Jamie Gabbett '92 ☘

Century

Maureen Lee Behm ☘

Sean Vliet '92

Kevin Walsh '91 ***☘

Green & White

Maria Caliva

Kimberley Taylor Robey '92 ☘

Class of 1993

% Participation: 4 51

Total Committed: $2,230 07

The Irish

The Rotaeche Family **☘

Spire

Charles Conroy

Amy Henry ☘

Philip Mayer '93

Century

Mrs Julie Chini Dundee ☘

Vicki Branca Moyer '93 ☘

Dave & Kate Scharff ☘

Green & White

Heather Ralbusky Brown ☘

Class of 1994

% Participation: 4 09

Total Committed: $1,046 11

Spire

Mr William J Burr ☘

Century

Mr Vincent P Mccaffrey

Jeannine (Clipper) Moeder

Zac & Dana Papa ☘

Jaime (Brown) '94, Frank '94, Lily '25, Heath '27 Patullo ☘

Adrienne Voss

Green & White

Ryan Downs ☘

Miss Megan L Tropp

Theresa McFadden Vigliotta ☘

Class of 1995

% Participation: 2 98

Total Committed: $3,787 76

Mercy

Patrick (PJ) Brennan ‘95 **☘

Spire

Audrey DiCianno Sheridan *☘

Century

Marisa Grimes Galiber

Brendon Renouf ☘

Green & White

April Myers

Amy Ralbusky Ritter **☘

Class of 1996

% Participation: 3 26

Total Committed: $2,009 62

Shamrock

Jackie Brown '96 *☘

The Irish

Rachel Holland ***☘

Century

Bill & Michelle Kosmaczewski ☘

Richard Wheeler

Green & White

Annie Madden ☘

Charles Welch ***☘

Class of 1997

% Participation: 3 55

Total Committed: $34,311 10

Emerald

John Dulczak **☘

Spire

Jason & Carolyn (Cassano) Pare

Century

Sarah Danley Fridy '97 ☘

Green & White

Mrs Anjanette Nichols Foster ☘

Gina Lindsey *☘

Robert McNamee ☘

Jason J Smith ☘

Dan Quaintance

Class of 1998

% Participation: 4 56

Total Committed: $34,253 60

Shamrock

Mr Edward F Brennan **☘

The Irish

Ryan & Christina Donato Bailey

Kate ‘98 & Tim '97 Bieg *☘

Michelle (McManus) Potts '98 and Dan Potts '97 **☘

Spire

Michael Feld '98 **☘

Genevieve (Bieg) Hunter '98 **☘

Century

Jennifer Olsen Hak ☘

Meghan Montgomery ☘

Green & White

Michael Dennin ☘

Katie Caputi Robine ☘

Class of 1999

% Participation: 4.9

Total Committed: $1,117 29

The Irish

Mrs Bridget Butler Bielicki ☘

Century

Mr James W Atwell ☘

MaryBeth Gaffney ☘

Tommy Holland '99

Fr David Rivera

Anthony Tassone

Green & White

Julie Westphal Ciocco

Matt Crawford *☘

Class of 2000

% Participation: 2 95

Total Committed: $1,519 78

Shamrock

Jodi Brown '00 ☘

Spire

Harry Metzinger '00 **☘

Annual Report of Gifts

Green & White

Maria Briones '00 *

Mr Jeffrey J Bruckner ☘

Sarah O'Malley Johnson ☘

Ms Leia Lindley

Class of 2001

% Participation: 3 44

Total Committed: $614 90

Century

Don DeGrazia **☘

Tim & Caitlin (Fallon) DiVito ☘

Paul Masso '01 *☘

Green & White

Jennifer (Pallas) Coleman ☘

Elisa Gonzalez **☘

Debra Tomasetti Kretovich ☘

Class of 2002

% Participation: 2 29

Total Committed: $1,965 06

Shamrock

Matthew McManus

The Irish

Mr Shaheen Mojibian

Spire

Bridget Jacobs

Century

Cait Garozzo *

Green & White

Stefanie Carey Hak ☘

Class of 2003

% Participation: 2 13

Total Committed: $923.07

Spire

Emily Cuneo DeSmedt *☘

Drew Rosenfeld

Dr Christina Tofani '03 ☘

Century

Eric '03 & Erin '06 Cangelosi ☘

Green & White

Molly Whipkey Ridgway **☘

Class of 2004

% Participation: 6 01

Total Committed: $3,076 61

Shamrock

Richard and Caitlin Crowell ☘

The Irish

Ashley Caruso Condon

Spire

Marcy Komdat (Cuneo) ☘

Century

Miss Megan Austin ☘

Kyle Byrnes ☘

Erika Cruz Delgado ☘

Jordan Feld *☘

Guillermo Gonzalez '04 ☘

Kelly Killion ☘

Angela Leone Carrozzino *☘

Kevin O'Brien

Green & White

Meghan Kane Fabbroni ☘

Megan McCarty '04 ☘

Class of 2005

% Participation: 1 76

Total Committed: $1,746 46

Shamrock

Joe Danfield **☘

Century

Michael & Laura (Carolfi) Kelly

Green & White

Frank Busillo, Jr ☘

Sarah Williams

Class of 2006

% Participation: 2 88

Total Committed: $620.76

Century

Laurie Ann Hayes

Dr Brendan Mahon ☘

Stephanie Sharpe McCormick ☘

Mr Marc A Vallone ☘

Matt Waters *☘

Green & White

Daniel McCarty ☘

Mark McCloskey **☘

Class of 2007

% Participation: 3 25

Total Committed: $620 76

The Irish

Tim Higgins, Jr '07 **☘

Spire

John Barnett '07 ☘

Marian Hensler Laiks *☘

Allison Lane ☘

Christine Matera *☘

Century

Rev Carlo J Santa Teresa *☘

Green & White

Bridget (Mahon) Hillin ☘

Mr Brett R McCormick ☘

Class of 2008

% Participation: 2.56

Total Committed: $709 56

Spire

Sister Mary Lauren Adderly ☘

Century

Kevin & Grace (Cuneo) Lineman '08 ☘

Maggie Fallon Thompson ☘

Green & White

Cristina Chillem

Chelsea Murtin *☘

Casey Schell ☘

Class of 2009

% Participation: 0 9

Total Committed: $234 29

Century

Karen H Cuneo **☘

Green & White

Chris Duffner '09 ☘

Class of 2010

% Participation: 1.8

Total Committed: $139 03

Green & White

Mr Wayne Gilliam ☘

Mr Karlis C Harvin

Frank Lambright

Mark Palladino ☘

Class of 2011

% Participation: 5 49

Total Committed: $1,685 74

Spire

Jack Hensler '11

Michael Kiely *☘

Emily Lenguadoro '11 *☘

Caitlyn Brostrand Ryder *☘

Century

John R Coffey ***

Greg Gardner *☘

Matt Hoover **☘

Green & White

Rebecca Crowell '11 *☘

Rachel Murtin *☘

Ms Nykhia Walker ☘

Class of 2012

% Participation: 2 6

Total Committed: $799 80

Spire

Joseph Caputi **☘

Ms Claire Higgins *☘

Century

Gabrielle DeMayo

Bridget Cailean Devlin ☘

Green & White

Melissa Rodriguez '12 *☘

Class of 2013

% Participation: 1 75

Total Committed: $372 20

Century

Katie Lenguadoro *☘

Michelle Onofrio '13 ☘

Kate Reiss **☘

Class of 2014

% Participation: 2 25

Total Committed: $266.52

Century

Connor Becker ☘

Nicole Sanchirico ☘

Green & White

Sherri Cerrito '14 ☘

Liz Hoover ☘

Class of 2015

% Participation: 4 82

Total Committed: $1,967 14

The Irish

Kelly O'Brien Daverso *☘

Kevin Furlong ☘

Spire

Michael D Healy, Jr **☘

Century

Keith & Kayleigh '15 (Whitmore)

Bianchini ☘

Juliet Esposito ☘

Michael Viola '15 ☘

Green & White

Jonathan ‘15 and Kelly ‘15

Daverso *☘

Class of 2016

% Participation: 0 6

Total Committed: $26 81

Green & White

Dana Surgner '16 ☘

Class of 2017

% Participation: 3 4

Total Committed: $486 53

Spire

Dan Wolfram

Century

Kyle Dupree ☘

Green & White

Bianca Abbate '17 *☘

Kevin Koelsch ☘

Sarah Robbins ☘

Class of 2018

% Participation: 3 8

Total Committed: $288 54

Century

Joseph Sawn ☘

Green & White

Anne Del Colombo ☘

Maureen Dymond ☘

Angela Ebbert

Terrence Law ☘

Marion Murzello ☘

Melissa Rodriguez '18 ☘

Class of 2019

% Participation: 5 29

Total Committed: $744 01

Spire

Brandon Enoch

Century

Matt Coffey *☘

Miguel Gisone '19 ☘

Dennison Kelly ☘

Green & White

Gabriella Giegerich ☘

Meghan Higgins ☘

Braeden McHugh *☘

Anne Miles *☘

Danielle Rooney ☘

Class of 2020

% Participation: 1.74

Total Committed: $141 66

Century

Gavin Lynch '20

Green & White

Cate Van Es *☘

Natalie Wisnoski ☘

Class of 2021

% Participation: 1.71

Total Committed: $186 41

Century

The Giegerich's ☘

Green & White

Franki LaPata '21 ☘

Annaliah Maldonado ☘

Class of 2022

% Participation: 1 79

Total Committed:$154 62

Century

Mercedes Pierce '22 ☘

Green & White

William McCleery ☘

Melvin Rodriguez ☘

Class of 2023

% Participation: 6 06

Total Committed: $336.72

Century

Caitlin A Alfaro '23 ☘

Green & White

Ebony Arvelo ☘

John Kelly '23 ☘

Ronald Kopcho ☘

Joy Lecato

Matthew Marino ☘

Julia McLaughlin ☘

Carly O'Callaghan ☘

Anthony Pisasale '23 ☘

Kassidy Thompson ☘

Class of 2024

% Participation: 7 78

Total Committed: $426 07

Century

Matteo Johnson ☘

John Ryan Connelly '24

Green & White

Madison Felix ☘

Gianna Giegerich ☘

Madison Gozdan '24

Aurelia Harp ‘24 ☘

Jenny Higgins '24 ☘

Caroline Holfelner '24 ☘

Katherine Balint '24 ☘

Averi La Pata '24 ☘

Grace LaCroix '24 ☘

Jack Tartamosa '24 ☘

Mr Lucas X Tillman '24 ☘

Current Students

Century

Emily O'Donnell '25

Green & White

Ashanty Alarcon '27

Benjamin Baldwin '27

Luke Baylouny '25

Makai Bolden '25

Anonymous

Kiani Carabello '25

William Chapanian '27

Bryce Clark '27

Alexandria Coleman '27

Sophia Diaz '25

Tyler Elizabeth Forsyth '27

Andrew Granroth '25

Chase Haas '26

Bryce Hillman '26

Gia Ioele '25

Kaelynn Jackson '25

Braeden Kane '26

Addison Langrehr '27

Alex Long '27

Jack Kelly-Lyons '27

Noah Madorno '25

Chase Martino '27

Sienna Mendez '26

Emily Nguyen '25

Sadie Orkin '25

Katie Rafter '25

Samatha Simon '27

Samuel Spaulding '26

Owen Sweet '25

Sebastian Torres '26

Axel Torres '26

Aaliyah Williams '26

Faculty and Staff

^ indicates former Faculty

Mercy

Rory Sweeney

Shamrock

Barbara Cortese ^

Thomas Kiely ^

David A MacDonald ^

Msgr Andrew Martin

Jack & Maryanne '60 Merritt ^

Dennis and Katherine Moss ^ The Irish

Kate '98 & Tim '97 Bieg P'26, '29

Antonella Martines Bouchard ^

Richard & Heather Crisci P'26

Ms Pamela Palazzo '72 ^

Father Stephen Robbins

Spire

Joseph Galliera ^ Sherry Long

Christine Matera

Jim McHugh

David M Ragonese ^

Colin & Mary Whipkey ^

Century

Kayleigh Whitmore Bianchini 15

Bridget Blash

Anita Brown ^ Pat Brown 66 ^ Michael Carandang *

Elizabeth Cranston ^ Jim Crawford P 97, 99, 06, 12, G’23

Diane ‘78 & Rich ^ Crowell ‘75

Kathy DiCamillo ^

Greg Gardner ‘11 ^

Katherine E Grace ^

Fiona Henry

Matt Hoover ‘11 ^

Regina Knowlton

Sharon Lavin '21 & '24

Angela Leone Carrozzino ‘04

The Merenyi Family

Joya Oasin

Stacie Sims

Jymme Szurek ^

Mr Marc A Vallone ^ Green & White

Frank Baratta ^

Chris Brostrand ^

Mr Jeffrey J Bruckner ‘00

Anne Buroojy

Carmila Carucci P 24

Robert Cranston

Matt Crawford ‘99

Janet Fandetta Indelicato ^

Mia Ippolito

Andrew James

Dena La Pata P’21, ‘24

Jennifer Wilkins LaRosa ‘88 ^

Patricia Lombardo ^

Meg Madden

Joanne McTamney ^

Lindsey Murphy ^

Joseph Nawn

Bryan OLone ^ Joyce Pitkin ^

Terry Sachson ^ Lindsay Scheuer ^

Mrs Stacy Szurek

Jennifer Van Es P‘20, ‘24 ^

Board of Trustees

^ indicates former Trustee

Emerald

Peter S Dooner III ^

Charles '69 & Sallie Grandi ^

Linda M Schilling '70 & James Golubieski ^

Legacy

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden P'92, '96, '98, G'26, '29

Founder

Bill & Anne Barker

Joseph T and Karen Kenney P'16, '20

Jay '76 & Lisa O'Donnell

Mr Dean Ragone ^

Tricia (Kenney) '73 and John '72

Wixted

Mercy

Dennis Corbett '90

Mr Robert P DiStanislao '78 ^

Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio

Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike '63

Madden P'00

Kristen and Jack '74 Pund ^ Shamrock

Linda Carrick '71

Nancy Palombo Ehle '77 *

Msgr Andrew Martin ^

Ed Radetich '72

Nancy '76 and Harry '75 Singer ^

The Irish

Mary Murray Sheil ^

Leonard & Catherine Wood '68 ^

Spire

Adrienne Vece Bilotta '68^

Joseph Caputi

Rev John Fisher OSFS ^ Mrs Anne Hartman

Century

Mr and Mrs George Hutchinson P'00, '02, '04, '09

Msgr James R Tracy ^

Barbara A Williams, RSM '56 ^ Green & White

David S Fowles '91^

Marianela Nunez

Dr Bill Watson

Parents

Legacy

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden P'92, '96, '98, G'26, '28

Michael & Elaine Procacci, Jr P'91, 96

Founder

Thomas and Sharon Brown P' '94, 98, '00

Charles Kelly P'23, P'25, P'28

Joseph T and Karen Kenney P'16, '19

Annual Report of Gifts

Bill and Kim Martin P'25

Tricia (Kenney) '73 and John '72

Wixted P'05

Dan & Megan Young P'24

Mercy

Brian & Lisa Begley P'23, P'26 *

William Colfer P'19

Dennis Corbett '90 P'23, P'25

Dave & Ellie Cuneo P'03, P'04, P'08, P'09 **

Mr Timothy Higgins '72 P '07, '09, '12

Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike '63

Madden P'00

Shamrock

Rick '70 & Denise '77 (Brady) Caruso P'03, '04, '05, '19

Ritamarie T Giosa '68 P'95

Patricia Amendolia Gotta '69 P'04

Carl J Gregorio, Esq '60 P'88

The Harp Family P'24

Russ '89 & Tiffany '91 Johnson P'22, '24

The Kiely Family P'08, P'11

Jack & Maryanne '60 Merritt P'95, '98

Al '88 & Lynda '90 Marini Nanni P'18, '23

Bill & Tricia '88 (Hunt) O'Callaghan P'17, '19

Bill O'Donnell '71 P' 04, '06, '09

Bill and Ginny Orth '64, P'87, '89

Tom & Donna Paolini '89, P'17, '19, '22

Gita Ponnappan P'25, P'26

Lew & Kathy Procacci

Ed Radetich '72 P'00, '08

Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69, P'39, '95

John '83 & Carol '85 (Patzer) Sawn P'18, '20, '24

Dick '55 and Mary Beth '56 Smith P'84

Robert N Viggiano P'84, '87

Mr William H Walker, Jr P'15

Michael Ward P'14, '16, '23

The Irish

Kate '98 & Tim '97 Bieg P'26, '28

Thank You!

Offering our most sincere thanks to this dedicated group of donors who have shown their support for Camden Catholic for over 20 years! Catherine McAuley once said, “We should all be shining lamps giving light around us.” We extend love and gratitude to our most loyal supporters for shining their lamps so that others may follow.

20 YEARS

Mr Robert P DiStanislao '78

George Eisele & Ellen Lawrence-Lee ‘54

Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio ‘68

Barbara Hannon (Gass) ‘67

Dr & Mrs Louis L Keeler III ‘78

Joe & MaryEllen Nardi '76

Bill Hobbs '81

Joseph McGinley ‘50

Mary Murray Sheil ‘57

Barbara A Williams, RSM '56

Joseph T and Karen Kenney P'16, '19

Kevin & Mary Ann O'Brien ‘75

Edwin W Tevis Jr ‘71

21 YEARS

Bernadette Magann Baylor ‘50

Carol Olesiewicz Berry '63

Jerry Campbell ‘56

John J Gallagher ‘57

Anthony Guerrieri ‘54

Diane Wasyluk Iardella '83

Brian and Kim Kirwan ‘92

Frank & Michele Law ‘68

Charles & Andrea Maimone ‘68

Gerry Barbera Marchetty ‘60

Msgr Andrew Martin

Paul Messina ‘67

Eileen Horan Rabbitt 70

David M Ragonese

Charles & Mary Ann Reed ‘60

Mr Dean Ragone

22 YEARS

George F Beppel ‘72

Loretta A Cianci-Watson ‘64

Patricia Fisher ‘75

Richard and Marilyn Kelly ‘55

Tony & Peggy (Testa) Messina ‘76

Gus Moseley ‘63

Diane Zannoni ‘67

23 YEARS

Dom Flamini ‘56

Patricia Doyle Villano ‘61

24 YEARS

Anna L Cirullo ‘65

Carl R Dolente ‘84

25 YEARS

Kathryn Braun Bolich ‘56

Mike & Kathy Caputi ‘66

Mrs Josephine Wilson Clausen ‘66

Elizabeth B Delaney ‘55

Patricia DePersia-Westerfer ‘64

Steve Drake '74

Jean Tasch Gardner ‘48

John T Kelley ‘66

Margaret Knox ‘69

Mary Costello Lickfeld ‘54

John Pasquarello ‘71

Kristen and Jack Pund

Ruth L Wilkerson ‘46

Diane Zannoni

Annual Report of Gifts

Stephen & Deborah Conroy P'21

Richard & Heather Crisci P'25

Michael & Annette Cunning P'19, '20, '27

Dennis J DeMayo 71 P'12

Michael '92 and Colleen DiPiero P'24

John & Mary Dymond P'00, '04, '16, '18

Warren & Suzanne Faulk P'90

Marie Gaudite P'26

Tom Holland P'96, '99

Connie '72 & Paul Hoyle P'02, '08

Mary Kenney P'16

Kevin & Mary Ann O'Brien P'02, '04

Mike & Kathy'88 O'Callaghan P'18, '21

Dominic & Chrisy Palladino P'03, ;06, '10

Patricia Phipps P'86, P'89

Christine Roser P'24, '26

Melissa B Rotaeche '93 P'24

Rudolf Rotter '91

Brian Shannon '87 P'22, '24

Jim & Mickey Steinitz P'96, '98, '00 *

Charlotte Usignol

Josh Wiener P'25

Spire

Beth & Edward Alfaro P'23, '25, '25

The Arnot Family P'24, '27

Melissa Baldwin P'27

Dawn Bent P'23, '25

David W Burns '83 P'24, '24, '26

Mike '66 & Kathy Caputi P'92, '95, '98

Sandra '70 & Paul '69 Caputi P'12

Mr Tomas Corbett '79 P'13, '19

Charles Deiwert P'24, '26

Mr and Mrs Kenneth DiCicco P'25, '26

Julie Donnelly P'25

Steve & Peggy Feld P'98, '02, '04, '07

Joseph Fisher P'21, '23, '25

Brian '87 & Christy Fitzpatrick P'17, '19, '21

Mary Ellen Tolson Flinn P'91

Chris Gallagher P'26

Mr Tony Gallo P'09

Hernandez Family P'25

John & Eileen Hueter '73 P'00, '02

Jean Huggins P'04

Iaccio Family P'26

Lisa Kopcho P'23, '25

Charles Lacey P'25, '25

Mary and Chris LaCroix P'24

The Leahy Family P'21, '25

Charles & Andrea Maimone P 92, '95

Mark and Dawn Marsan P'24, P'25

Donna Matera P'05, '07, '13

Carleen Bierschenk McCarthy P'03, '07, '10, '17

Jack & Kara McGough P'23

Sherrie McLaughlin P'23, '27

Harry Neidig P'85, '86, '89

Isaac & Akos Nuamah P'17

Margaret Campbell Rapa P'92, '93, '95

Michelle & Robert Tartamosa P'24,

P'26

Michael Thompson P'23

Karen & Mark Tillman P'22, '24

Jane Grady Whalen P'88

Colin & Mary Whipkey P'01, P'03, P'05

Century

Mrs Marie Adderly P'08

Mr and Mrs Emmanuel J Argentieri P'17

The Atwell Family P'91, '93, '95, '99, '99G'21, '22, '24, '26

Ms Irma Beasley

Bamby Enriquez Bergeron '86 P'25

JoAnn Bianco P'26

Erica Bowman P'26

Susan Bunnell-Jackson P'25

Michelle Callinan P'26, '28

Beth Picknally Camden P'14

Megan Pearcy P'24

The Carrero Family P'27

Joseph '82 & Angela '83 (Clements) Cavallo P'15

Lisa Cimino P'21, '27

Dennis & Nancy Corbett P'90

Michael & Tiffany Craft P'24, '26

James Crawford P'97, '99, '06

Teresa O'Brien Crotta P'27

Diane & Rich Crowell P'04, '07, '11

Erika Cruz Delagado P'27

Susan Paull DeGrazia P'01, '03, '05

Rob and Suzanne Delfino P'24, '27

Rodney Delles P'24

Carl R Dolente P'13

Tom & Linda Donato P'98, '99, '00, '06

Sam Dunn P'25

Bernard Egan P'88, '94

Patricia Ferro Fields P'00, '02, '04

Patricia Napolitano Flood P'14, '17

Mrs Carol Folcher and Mr Kurt Folcher P'20, '26

Patricia Francescone P'99, '03

Carol Ballay Gillece P'85, '87

James Gillern

Robert Goodwin P'24

Susan and Jeffrey Gould P'27

Kristina and Rodger Guerra P'20

Mr & Mrs Joshua Haas Family P'24, '26

Rachel & Tim Healey P'26

Sean & Marylou Higgins P'19, '24

Kevin and Linda (Mazzochette)

Hughes P'01, '04, '09

Mr and Mrs George Hutchinson P'00, '02, '04, '08

The Irwin Family P'19, '22

Brian Jackson

Josephine Johnson P'89

Jamel and Adrain Jones (Jamel 25)

Lisa Kehoe

Charles D Kelly P'19

Tom Koelsch P'17

Michael Kubak P'27

Dr Robert & Linda Mroz Labaczewski P'90

John Ladner P'22

Sean Leahy

Mr and Mrs Matt Lenguadoro

Terry & Dave Long P'14, 18, 21

Theresa Long

Mrs Rosemarie Loughlin P'18

Penny Luczak

Tram Mai-Tran P'22, '28

Rima Mardirosian P'27

Jeff and Christina Marino P'25

The Martino Family P'27

Gerry (Seeman) McCloskey P'00, '02, '08

Denise (Hewitson)'77 & Dan McCormick P'02, '04, '07, '13

Mr & Mrs Brian McGettigan P'24, P'26

Erin McGrath

Thomas J McHugh P'81

The Merenyi Family P'21

Cono A Micale P'81

Steven & Maria (Murphy) Michaud '89 & '90 P'24

Mr Dennis M Mohan P'03, '06, '09

Joe and Debbie Murtin '79 P'08, '11

Billy, Belinda and Aiden Myers '26

Ms Cathleen Nevins P'92, '94, '97, '02

Andres and Carol Novoa P'26

Jennifer O'Brien P'27

Dawn O'Reilly P'26

The Ott Family

The Days P'02, '04, '08

Jaime (Brown) '94, Frank '94, Lily '25, Heath '27 Patullo

Danielle Paul

John Doe P'25

Anne Picciano P'24

The Pisasale Family P'23, '27

The Porter Family P'25

Theresa Potter P'24

Melissa Prince P'27

Mrs Barbara Prior P'07, '08

Michele Pro P'26

Mr and Mrs Thomas Rafter P'25, '25

Lenny '85 & Christina Rebilas P'22, P'22

Heather Roberts P'27

Dennis Rooney P'04, '05, '08

Robert Rosario P'27

Amanda L Rotter P'23, '26

Mrs Mary Jane Salmonsen P'81, '85

Brian and Ruth Sartori P'25

Dave & Kate Scharff P'23, '27, '27

Amy Scherrer P'27

Paul & Justine Schlett P'27

Mr and Mrs Steven Spaulding P'26

Stazi Family P'24, '27

Eric and Amy Swanson P'27

Mrs Filomena Trujillo-Mealy P'14, '19

The von Hohenstein Family P'21

Michelle Wagner P'24, '27

Fred and Betty Walker P'79

Garry Wall P'27

Theodore W Walter Jr P'73

Martin Waysome P'26, '28

Amy Welde P'25

Emily Wood P'25, '28

Mrs Megan Young P'24

Patricia (May) Zielinski P'97

Green & White

Christel Aquino P'25

Laurel Ballentine-Carney P'27

The Poulos Family P'26

Katie Belmont P'27

Mr Richard Bergamesco, Class of '79 P'23

The Brady Family P'19, '23, '27

Chris Brostrand

David Burns P'24, '24, '27

Mary Jane Campbell (O'Donnell) P'16, '17, '22

The Capie Family P'24

Mike & Kathy Caputi P'92, '95, 98

John Carney P'27

Carmila Carucci P'24

Sean and Nancy (Wright) Connolly P'16, '23

Mr and Mrs William Corvino P'27

Tina Deiwert P'24, '26

Frank & Karen DeLano P'26

Ray & Edythe Derman P'19, '21

Krista Dougherty P'26

Okechukwu Ekeabu

Selma Engel P'26

Patricia Felix P'22, '24

Christian Fonseca P'25

Christina Gallagher P'26

The George Family P'23, '26

Michele Gibison P'27

William Goldin P'28

Robert Grau P'27

Amad Green P'18, '25

Jen Green P'28

The Hoban Family P'20, '23, '26

Misty Hoover

Terry Hoover

Renee Houlihan P'24, '27

Kathy and Jerry Huffman

Janet Fandetta Indelicato P'02, '06

Kathi L Iossa P'12

Kevin Joyce '26

Genevre Kane

Anna Kirk P'21

Walter & Mary K Kirwan P'84, '85, '88, '92

Victoria Korman P'26

Dena La Pata P'21, '24

Jennifer Wilkins LaRosa '88 P'22, '24

Ms Dina Laser P'25, P'28

The LeCato Family P'19, '23

Chris Linaris P'26, '28

Sandra and Norm Lindley P'00

Jennifer Livingston P'27, '27

Mr and Mrs William Lynch P'07

Jennifer Maher P'24

Diana Marandola P'24

Ana Matos P'18, P'25

Paul and Madeleine McInerney P'19, '22, '24

Jamey Mendez P'22, '26

The Bergamesco Family P'23

Rolf Mikkelson P'28

Sheila Mikkelson P'28

Denise O'Donnell P'25

Jessica and Sean O'Neill P'25

Christine Onofrio P'10, '12, '16

Gerard Parria P'26

Genevieve Pawela P'25

Peeples/Ahern Family (Kate '25)

Joyce Pitkin

Lorraine Gloster Powell P'06, '08

Quering Family P'22

Rigoberto Ramos P'26

Chuck Reiss 1978 P'13

Pamela Reynolds P'27

Mrs Lorraine Rhodes

Mrs Edna Rich P'07

Alexis Rivel P'25, '28

Mercie Romain P'27

Colleen Ronkowski P'25, '25

Michael Salamon P'26

Anastasia Sanderson P'25, '27

William Schollins P'26

William Shelton P'25, '28

The Simon Family P'27

Michelle Sweeney P'27

Jenn & Billy Van Es P'20, '24

Eugenio Ventura Morales P'27

William Walker P'15

Ayishia Williams P'27

Deyshia Williams

Paul Young P'28

Taron Young

Monica (Atwell) DiBease P'21, '22

Grandparents

Legacy

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden

Mercy

Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike

Madden

Shamrock

Jerry Campbell

Regina Dain

Carl J Gregorio, Esq

Spire

Kathleen DeJardin

Ed & Marlene Houlihan

John Layden

Harry Neidig '58

Tom & Kathy Purul

Jane Grady Whalen

Century

The Atwell Family G'21, '22, '24, '26

Mrs Mary Anne O'Neill Folcher

Elizabeth Foley

Mr & Mrs R Giegerich

Louis Guzzo

Josephine Johnson

Jennifer Jordan

Jane Kelly

Ed and Jane Kelly

Karen Ladner

Rodney Logan

Thomas J McHugh

William and Suzanne McKenna

Diane Meschini Murray

Joseph Neal

Mr and Mrs Daniel Steinmetz

Lynda and Howard Stong

Theodore W Walter Jr

Green & White

Barbara Accardi

Joseph Ballentine

William Carroll

Kelly Ann Collins

Kelly Collins

Jim Crutchfield

Asha DeGannes

Patricia DeGannes

Shane DeGannes

Mary Oldham Dunbar

Mary Francisco

Chris Godfrey

Patricia Gozdan

Maria Hahn

Patricia Hak

Lisa Hohenstein

Peggy Hohenstein

Carl Hungo

Lilieth Innis

Lynn Jones

Mary Ann Jordan

Doris Levin

Diane Mendez

Terry Morgan

Walter Norris

Thomas Nugent

Maria O’Connell

Linda Ott

Janice & Peter Paden G'24

Roseann Phillips

Diane Piperata

Rich Potts

Dianne Priest

Sharyn Reed

Patricia Riggs

Mr Walter Sandell

Christine Scherrer

Mrs Joyce Schmidt G'07, '07

Mr Angelo M Sinesi

Nancy Taylor

Kurt Weaver

Linda Weaver

Mary Welsh

Friends

Legacy

Mrs Ellen Healey

Mercy

Lisa Anderson

Larry & Sandy Collins

Shamrock

Patricia Begley

Jim & Theresa (Heim) Cook

Regina Dain

Ed Damm (Accu Staffing Services)

Maria Haas

James Scully

Spire

Gordan and Maggie Shindle

The Irish

Andrea Begley

Victorian Briscoe

John DiPietropolo

Dorothy Heim

John Igoe

Moriamo Johnson

Edward Junika

William Staffieri

Century

Anonymous

Gil Brooks

Peggy Bunnell

Christopher Burruezo

Mary Ann Capriotti

The Carducci Family

Norma Carter

Deborah Cassenti

Kathleen Cranston

Elaine Damm

Laura Damm

Bridget Demetsky

Mr John W Dolan

Jeff Erker

Fornito Family

John and Lisa Forrester

Frank and Denise Fullmer

Lawrence Gatti

Mr & Mrs R Giegerich

Patricia Greer and Kathleen Quirk

Ronald Hamrick

Mary Homan

Robert Hopkins

David Horn

Richard & Gladis Hwang

Marlo Johnson

Kirk Jones

Patricia Jordan

William Kiernan

Eileen and Mitchell Kowal

Raymond Krause

Christina Kubanovich

Mr and Mrs Robert M Kyler Jr

Meredyth A Leahy

William Long

Mary Ellen McBride

Dennis McCarthy

Helen and David Monsen

Raymond Montague & Denise Neri

Edward Morales

Andrew Murray

Carol Nordo

Ms Carmel O'Connor

Paul Pacello

Lisa Pawela

Emma Phipps

John John Phipps

The Pikes

Michael Rafter

Jean Reamer

Marie Roeder

Yolanda Salas

Maryrose Sheppard

Nicholas Sojda

Judith Tobia-Johnson

Friends and former co-workers of

Margaret Rapa at Jefferson

Bruce Uhlman

Michael E Valentine, Jr

Green & White

Anonymous (6)

Mike Accardi

Robert Alexander

Kathleen Ambrose

Gabrielle Amos

Ralph Amos

Daniel Andretti

Janine Armstrong

Joanna Bak

Danielle Bannon

Jennifer Baran

Beverly and Justin Bartkevicus

Christina Bernardo

Michael & Niki Blow

Catherine Branca

Madeleine Brennan

The Brittinghams

Ken Brownstein

Thomas Brzozowski

Katie Burroughs

Gisele Byrd

Gary Campbell

Michelle Caputi

Mary Chapman

Kate & Bob Chiodini

Kathy Cikowski

Janice Coffey

Cindy Cogen

Ms Rosalie Conaty

Laura Cook

Jennifer Cordone

Bart Cranston

Kevin Cranston

Michael Cranston

Val Cummings

Michael Dalrymple

Tracey Daniels

Jenea Dawkins

Tori Dean

Mary Del Grande

Michael Demcsak

Charmae Duncan

Larisa Epps

Cathy Villapaz

Daphne Rocco

Evaline Arriola

Genevieve Evans

Alyssa Falsetti

Malena Farid

Christine Fennell

Mary Fennell

Andrea Fisher

Lorie Freeman

Nancy Fyock

Amaryllis Gage

Loise-Anne Gahol

Edna Galarza

Eddie Galarza

Michael Gamble

Erin O'Brien Garcia

Eddie Gilliam

Sue Gilmartin

Terence Gleeson

Brian Gozdan

Scott Harris

Elizabeth Harris

Eileen Heverly

Pat Hines

Bryana Houck

Carl Jackson

Linette Johnson

Robert Jones

Jacob Jones

Sheena Jones

Andrew Jordan

Vincenzo Juliano

Edmond Kane

Heather Kearney

Tricia Klopp

Eugene LaCroix

Jonas Landau

Gina Lawney

Richard Lembo

Riley Lorenz

Suzanne Lukac

Matt Madden

Matthew Maerten

Daniel Mapp

Lisa Marinucci

Mayleen Martin-Caban

Nicholas McCormick

Andrew McDonald

Marisa McKibban

Judith McMenemin

Kathleen and James McNulty

Mary Ann Mercer

Susan Middleton

Timothy Milligan

Joan Mitchell

Christine Monaghan

Lucas Moritz

Joe and Nancy Morrissey

Mary Jane Moyer

Annual Report of Gifts

Rosalie Myhasuk

Joseph Myhasuk

Thien Nguyen

Ashley Nuss

Brian O'Brien

Louise O'Brien

Steve Partridge

Beth M Pasternak

Amy Pinelli

Cole Piperata

John Poole

Therese Pratl

Maria Prete

Kristen Prete

Michael Prete

Linda Pszalgowski

Dilayla Quinones

Ashley Radcliffe

Melissa Ramseur

Connie S Razor

Jennifer Reid

Stephen Rich

Donna Semola

Jack Seppy

Jerry Shell

Kevin and Jen Shell

Marilyne Simmonds

Rachel Simonetti

Abigail Sims

Sheila Sims

Courtney Skillman

Harriet Smiler

Diane and Russell Smith

Deborah Snyderman

Joanne Sofia

Tina Sojda

Allen Starr

Alex Stoddart

Larry Stone

Lisa Swartz

Catherinie and Dennis Sweeney

Joanne Swierzy

Gregory Taylor

Bernice Tomsic

Dorothy Tomsic

Maria Torelli

Aaron Trujillo

Domenick Trumbette

Sarahle Villamor-Chenfoo

Jordan Wayne

Daniel Welde

David White

Keith York

Julie Yuhaze

Jeanne Zalegowski

Corporations and Foundations

Emerald

Diocese of Camden

Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation

Flaherty Family Foundation

The Miller Family Charitable Trust

The Domenica Foundation

Legacy

Holy Name of Camden Ministries

The Joseph Fund Inc

Founder

Kathy Campbell & St Margarets

Scholarship Fund

Northeast Catholic Alumni

Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc

St Joseph Pro-Cathedral Parish

Mercy

The Cavanaugh Foundation

RetireeFirst

Shamrock

Accu Stafing Services

1887 Education Foundation

Boeing

St Charles Borromeo School

Flaster Greenberg

3B Graduation Supplies LLC

Third Base Sports & Trophies

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Matching Gifts Program

Lammey & Giorgio Architects

Madden & Madden

Norphans, Inc

PSEG Foundation

United HealthCare Services Inc

The Irish

America's Charities

Brown & Connery, LLP

Edward & Sons LLC

Falco Caruso & Leonard Funeral Home

Germantown Transportation

JT's Vac & Sew

LPL Financial Foundation

Spire

Exelon Matching Gifts For Education

EZBind Inc

Kids Cuts Voorhees

McMahon, a Bowman company

State Street Foundation

Century

Cleveland Bakers' Local No 19

BHK Electric

NextHome Violet Realty

Green & White

CocaCola

Grateful Giving Foundation

The Men of Color Alliance Inc

Nardi's Tax Service

Pledgeling Foundation

Slayed By J LLC

Abigail Sims

Courtney Skillman

Harriet Smiler

Diane and Russell Smith

Deborah Snyderman

Joanne Sofia

Tina Sojda

Allen Starr

Alex Stoddart

Larry Stone

Lisa Swartz

Catherinie and Dennis Sweeney

Joanne Swierzy

Gregory Taylor

Bernice Tomsic

Dorothy Tomsic

Maria Torelli

Aaron Trujillo

Domenick Trumbette

Sarahle Villamor-Chenfoo

Jordan Wayne

Daniel Welde

David White

Keith York

Julie Yuhaze

Jeanne Zalegowski

RESTRICTED GIFTS

Campus Ministry

Rev Carlo J Santa Teresa

Jennifer LaRosa

Bill Hobbs '81

Kathleen Savage Strausser

Brian Deutsch Memorial Golf

Outing

Elizabeth Ackmann

Chris Angelone

Anonymous

Anthony Bartolomei

John Argiro

Stephen Bagocius

Susan and Steve Bagocius

Michael Bailey

Christian Barsky

Donald Bertucio

Timothy Bieg

Drew Bowker

XTech Shoulder Pads

Dennis Corbett

Frank Costa

Kevin Crawford

Foster & Foster

Michael J Dennin

JP Morgan

Robert DiStanislao

Morgan Stanley

John Dulczak

Joe Lavery and Mike Bagocius

The Dulczak Family

LaborFirst

Class of 1997

Drew Edwards

BHK Electric

Grace Family

Union Labor Advisory Network

James Fitzpatrick

David Fowles

Steven Frey

David Gee

Michael Gillen

Wayne & Justina Gilliam

Anthony R Giorgio

The Hartnett Ward Family

Thomas Hayes

Oscar Hernandez

George Hutchinson III

Russ Johnson

Catherine Johnson

Joseph Kenney

Anna Killmeyer

Michael Lamantia

Kevin Laurinaitis

Keith Lindberg

Paul Mason

Scott McBride

James McHugh

Brett Mirsky

Anonymous

The O’Donnell Family

Michael O’Brien

Jason 97 and Carolyn 02 Pare'

Kessler, Topaz, Meltzer & Check LLP

Richard Pensabene

UnitedHealthcare Retiree Solutions

Michael Procacci

Mike Rahman

Brian Reilly

M Rosario

Emil Rotaeche

Rory Sweeney

Joseph Webber

Jack Wixted

Scott Yeager

Michael Yoo

Facilities

Tony '68 & Lynn Giorgio

John Dulczak

Grant Writing 1887 Foundation

Jack Phipps Memorial Fund

Anonymous (12)

The Bagocius Family - Steve, Susan, Debbie, Steve,Jr , Michael, & Joey

Ryan Bailey

Connor Becker

Bamby Enriquez Bergeron

Kate (Madden) '98 & Tim '97 Bieg

Adrienne Vece Bilotta"68

Michael & Niki

Maria Briones

Lynn and Liz Bryson

David W Burns

Christopher Burruezo

Gisele Byrd

Rich Callahan

Michael Caputi

Linda Carrick

Enrico and Denise Caruso

Joan Catani

Charles Manning

Bob Chrzanowski

Julie Westphal Ciocco

Class of 1973

Maryann Clifford

Billy Conaty

The Caruso Family - Enrico, Denise, Ricky, Ashley, Dan and Monica

Paul Conlin

Sean, Nancy, Kelli, and Jacki

Connolly

Patricia Corbett ‘70

Dennis Corbett ‘90

Ben Cortese

Barbara & Bernard Cortese

Jim Crawford

Heather Crisci

Marguerite Crowell

Danielle (Giannini) Curreri

Julie & Tom D'Alesandro '66

Kathy Wardle Dahl

Elaine M Damm

Edward Damm (Accu Staffing Services)

Tracey Daniels

Mr and Mrs Jonathan Daverso

Mary Eileen Del Grande

Dennis J DeMayo ‘71

Gabrielle DeMayo

Bridget Demetsky

Michael Dennin

Nancy DiAntonio

Kathy DiCamillo

Andrew DiMaio

Michael DiPiero, Esq '92

Trisha Doerr

John Dulczak

John and Mary Dymond '77

Patricia Lynch Weber

Angela Ebbert

Eileen Thomas

Jordan Feld

Kirsten Ferrell

Jacqueline Phipps Ferrell

Patty Fisher '75

Dom Flamini

Fornito Family

Marisa Galiber

Joe & MG Galliera

John Geoghegan

Susan Gilmartin

Tony & Lynn Giorgio

Ritamarie T Giosa

Bobette Glenn

Guillermo Gonzalez

Dianne Lenkowski Harris

Fiona Henry

Amy Henry '93

Mary Deighan Herbert

MaryAnn Biancosino Hill

The Hoban Family

Jack & Renee (Laramee) Howard

Matt Hoyle

Connie & Paul

Kevin and Linda Mazzochette

Hughes

Diane Wasyluk Iardella

Susan Farrell Innocenzo

Bridget Jacobs

Georgiann Vinci Jaworskyj '72

Jodi Brown ‘00

Loring Jones

Michelle Sears Jones

Pat Jordan

Michael and Barbara Karbach

Jeanne Lucas King

Greg Kizeik

Christina Kubanovich

Maria La Pella

Marian Laiks

Frank Lambright

Jonas Landau

The Leahy Family

Katherine Lenguardo

Angela Leone Carrozzino

The Lopacinskis

Jim Lumley

David MacDonald

Jim & Agnes Madden

Matt Madden

Patrice & Joe Maro ‘76

Fellow School Counselor

Msgr Andrew Martin

Christine Matera

Philip Mayer '93

Constance McAneney MD

Dennis J McCarthy

Jim McCauley

John & Gerry McCloskey

Dr and Mrs John McInerney

Bergamesco Family

Merenyi Family

Joyce Monsees

Ray Montague and Denise Neri

Drew Murray

April Myers

The Nanni Family

Harry Neidig

Cathy Nevins ‘67

Aralisha Newbold

Kevin Nicgorski

Marjorie Kenney O'Brien

Kevin O'Brien

Joya Oasin

Marjorie Kenney O'Brien

Tim & MaryBeth O'Brien

Patrick O'Brien '76

Brenna O'Connor

Bill O'Donnell

Christine Onofrio

Ms Pamela Palazzo '72

Dominic and Christine Palladino

Judy Panetta Class of '72

Day Family

Emma Phipps

John John Phipps

John & Karen Phipps

Patricia Phipps

The Pikes

Mark Platzer

Frank Plunkett '78

The Polaski Family (Ski)

Dan & Michelle Potts

Tracy Pratl

Kristen and Jack Pund

Julia Bilodeau Purdy

Dan Quaintance

The Richards Sisters

Rosemarie Marini Remick

Michael Riviello

Cindy Rogers

Dennis Rooney '66

The Roser Family

Terry and Steve Sachson

Joe Schanberger

Candida Toccia Seasock

Rolf and Sheila Mikkelson

Gerald E Siefring, Jr , Ph D

Marty Sinclair CPA '75

Kristi Kelly-Slifko

Louis Stachiotti '67

Steve Partridge

Rory and Jordan Sweeney

Jymme and David Szurek

Ralph & Heather (Enriquez) Tallman

Judy M Tobia-Johnson

Mr & Mrs Vince Torno

Sofie Troche

Bruce Uhlman

Judy Varallo-Morris

Sean Vliet

Adrienne Huffman Voss

William Walker

John Walsh

Michael J Ward

Gary Weikel

Paricia DePersia-Westerfer 64

Rich Wheeler

Mary & Colin Whipkey

Sarah Williams

Jack Wixted

Lenny & Cathy Wood

Library Fund

Anita Brown

Brian Leahy

Math Department

Bridget Blash

Science Department/STEM

Anonymous (3)

Kayleigh Bianchini

A Bouchard

Brittinghams

Megan Pearcy

Linda Carrick '71

Kate & Bob Chiodini

Diane Crowell

Tracey Daniels

Tori Dean

Ms Duncan

Cathy Villapaz

Daphne Rocco

Evaline Arriola

Healthcare Quality Strategies

Foundation

Richard & Gladis Hwang

Gia Ioele

Claire Lyle Keane

Dena La Pata

Angela Leone Carrozzino

Dennis A McDonald

Andrew McDonald

Joanne McTamney

Dr Jay Mirmanesh

Joseph Mussomeli

Joya Oasin

Anne Picciano

Connie S Razor

Jennifer Reid

Fr David Rivera

The Simon Family

Jack Tartamosa

Rae Chenfoo

Annual Report of Gifts

ATHLETIC BOOSTERS

*Donors listed below have restricted their Annual Fund donation to a particular athletic program. Each team may have received additional donations through fundraising events and programs not included in these lists

Athletic Department

Cleveland Bakers' Local No 19

John Dages

Charles Deiwert

Mr Robert P DiStanislao '78

Mr Tony Gallo

Flaster Greenberg

The Harp Family

Genevieve (Bieg) Hunter

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden

Madden & Madden

Raymond Nardi

Jason & Carolyn (Cassano) Pare

RetireeFirst

Mrs Lorraine Rhodes '57

Baseball

Anonymous (2)

Benjamin Baldwin

Mr Edward F Brennan

Mr Jeffrey J Bruckner

Frank Busillo, Jr

William Colfer

Robert Cranston

Dave and Ellie Cuneo

Annette Cunning

Erin O'Brien Garcia

Andrew Granroth

Chase Haas

Maria Haas

Mr & Mrs Joshua Haas Family

Joseph T and Karen Kenney

Ronald Kopcho

Lisa Kopcho P'23, '25

Karen Ladner

John Ladner

Ms Dina Laser

Jack Kelly Lyons

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden

Lou Marshall

Jim McHugh

Al & Lynda Marini Nanni

Brian Newton

Louise O'Brien

Brian O'Brien

Lisa Pisasale

Linda Pszalgowski

Quering Family

Stephen Rich

Edna Rich

Heather Roberts

Stephen Schmitz

Audrey DiCianno Sheridan

Angelo Sinesi

Larry Stone

Lynda and Howard Stong

Lisa Swartz

Sheila Keating Tartamosa

Michelle & Robert Tartamosa

Jack Tartamosa

Michelle Tartamosa

Domenick Trumbette

Liam Van Es '24

Cathy Marshall Welsh

David White

Benjamin Williams

Bowling

Anonymous (3)

Daniel Andretti

Luke Baylouny

Robert Beideman

Laureen Brady

Ken Brownstein

Kathleen Burns

Gary Campbell

William Chapanian

Michael Demcsak

Michele Gibison

Robert Goodwin

Robert Grau

Carl Hungo

Mia Ippolito

Vincenzo Juliano

Lisa Kehoe

Michael Kubak

Charles Lacey

Jennifer Livingston

Ana Matos

Jim McHugh

Steven & Maria (Murphy) Michaud '89 & '90

Joseph Nawn

Ashley Nuss

Ashley Radcliffe

Michael Salamon

Maria Torelli

Emily Wood

Boys Basketball

Melissa Baldwin

Kate '98 & Tim '97 Bieg

Mr William J Burr

Matt Crawford

Anthony Del Vecchio '88

Pete Dooner

Mr John Figueroa

Tim Higgins, Jr '07

Bryce Hillman

Mr & Mrs Jamal Jones

Mr James Kiefer

Sean Leahy

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden

Mr Vincent P Mccaffrey

Mark McCloskey

Jim McHugh

Robert Murtin

Rotaeche Family

Audrey DiCianno Sheridan

Ralph & Heather (Enriquez)

Tallman '88

Leonard & Catherine Wood

Boys Lacrosse

Anonymous

Brian & Lisa Begley

Dawn Bent

Antonella Martines Bouchard

Jim Crutchfield

Patricia Felix

Jane Kelly

John Kelly

Charles D Kelly

Lavin '21 & '24

Sean Leahy

Patricia Lombardo

Diana Marandola

Daniel McCarty

Jim McHugh

Mr Dennis M Mohan

Melvin Rodriguez

Christine Roser

Rotaeche Family

Daniel Scharff

Maryrose Sheppard

Jeanne Zalegowski

Boys Soccer

Anonymous

Brian & Lisa Begley

Jodi Brown '00

Sarina Corbett

Mrs Sheila Dever

Monica (Atwell) DiBease

Edna Galarza

Maria Haas

Mr & Mrs Joshua Haas Family

Matthew Marino

Mr & Mrs Brian McGettigan

Jim McHugh

Maria O’Connell

Jaime (Brown) '94, Frank '94, Lily '25, Heath '27 Patullo

The Quinn Family

The Rosenfeld Family

Rotaeche Family

Eugenio Ventura Morales

Benjamin Williams

Cheerleading Anonymous

Jennifer Beebe Poulos

Mrs Anjanette Nichols Foster

Annette Rebilas Kresge

Debra Tomasetti Kretovich

John Layden

Jim McHugh

Emily Nguyen

Jessica O'Neill

Mercedes Pierce '22

Lucia Schlett

Kristi Kelly Slifko

Cross Country

Caitlin A Alfaro '23

John R Coffey

Briana Deiwert

Tina Deiwert

Ray & Edythe Derman

Dennison Kelly

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden

Dennis McDonald

Sharon Murtin McDonnell

Erin McGrath

Jim McHugh

Anne Picciano

Lisa Pisasale

Rudolf Rotter '91

Natalie Wisnoski

Field Hockey

Anonymous (2)

Tricia Atkinson

Brian & Lisa Begley

Chris Brostrand

Jodi Brown '00

Mary Ann Capriotti

Sean and Nancy Connolly

Carl R Dolente

James Gillern

Sue Gillern

Liz Hoover

Renee Houlihan

Ed & Marlene Houlihan

Iaccio Family

Andrew Jordan

Jennifer Jordan

Tricia Klopp

Rodney Logan

Mrs Rosemarie Loughlin

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden

Jim McHugh

Diane Mendez

Jamey Mendez

Sienna Mendez

Timothy Milligan

Virginia Onofrio '81

Linda Ott

The Ott Family

Janice & Peter Paden G'24

Cole Piperata

Melissa Prince

Michele Pro

Katie Rafter

Mary Jo Reiss

Kate Reiss

Molly Whipkey Ridgeway

Christine Roser

Rotaeche Family

Caitlyn Brostrand Ryder

William Schollins

Bill Shelton

Stazi Family

Dana Surgner '16

Maggie Fallon Thompson

Garry Wall

Linda Weaver

Deborah Ciervo Wenger '73

Football

Anonymous (4)

Danielle Bannon

John Barnett '07

Gil Brooks

Joseph Caputi

Walter Clymer

Mr William B Conaty, Jr

John Dulczak

Kyle Dupree

John & Mary Dymond

Alyssa Falsetti

Capt John J Felloney, USN (Ret )

Mr Wayne Gilliam

Rich Hart

Marlo Johnson

Kirk Jones

Jacob Jones

Brian Kelly

Kevin Koelsch

Terrence Law

Frank & Michele Law

Sean Leahy

Meredyth A Leahy

Richard Lembo

Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike

Madden

Jim McHugh

Mary Ann Mercer

Lucas Moritz

Dawn O'Reilly

Patrick O'Brien

Dominic & Chrisy Palladino

Danielle Paul

Mercie Romain

Martin & Valerie (Reiss '59)

Schlindwein

Edward Schlitz

Jack Seppy

Alexandra Stoddart

Kevin Truran

Mr William H Walker, Jr

Amy Welde

Germantown Transportation

PSEG Foundation

NextHome Violet Realty

Girls Basketball

Anonymous (2)

Barbara Accardi

Mike Accardi

Robert Alexander

The Arnot Family

Ebony Arvelo

Lindsay Bednarek

Erica Bowman

Madeleine Brennan

Shane Brennan

Patrick (PJ) Brennan ‘95

Mr Edward F Brennan

Chris Brostrand

The Men of Color Alliance Inc

Anne and Steve Buroojy

Mr William J Burr

Kevin Cranston

Michael Cranston

Dave & Ellie Cuneo

Karen H Cuneo

Thomas & Julie D'Alesandro

Michael Dalrymple

Asha DeGannes

Patricia DeGannes

Shane DeGannes

Dennis J DeMayo ‘71

Emily Cuneo DeSmedt

Colleen DiPiero

Michael J DiPiero '92

Okechukwu Ekeabu

MaryBeth Gaffney

Amaryllis Gage

Jen Green

Maria Haas

Tim Higgins, Jr '07

Bridget (Mahon) Hillin

Lilieth Innis

Linette Johnson

Sarah O'Malley Johnson

Sheena Jones

JT's Vac & Sew

Meghan Kane

Kelly Killion

Marcy Komdat (Cuneo)

Allison Lane

Jennifer LaRosa

Joy Lecato

The LeCato Family

Riley Lorenz

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden

Dr Brendan Mahon

Annaliah Maldonado

Mayleen Martin-Caban

Christine Matera

Donna Matera

Christine Matera

Stephanie Sharpe McCormick

Jim McHugh

Edward Morales

Lindsey Murphy

Thomas Nugent

Bill & Tricia (Hunt) O'Callaghan

Carly O'Callaghan

Maria O Connell

Christine Onofrio

Virginia Onofrio '81

Mark Palladino

Dominic & Chrisy Palladino

ATHLETIC BOOSTERS CONT

Dominic Palladino

Amy Pinelli

Melissa Ramseur

Sharyn Reed

Katie Caputi Robine

Caitlyn Brostrand Ryder

Mary Murray Sheil

Marilyne Simmonds

Joanne Sofia

Kassidy Thompson

Michael Thompson

Kathleen DiPascale Thorp

The von Hohenstein Family

Ms Nykhia Walker

Aaliyah Williams

Ayishia Williams

Deyshia Williams

Keith York

Paul Young

Taron Young

Walt Zimolong

Boeing

Brown & Connery, LLP

Girls Lacrosse

The Arnot Family

Tricia Atkinson

The Atwell Family

Andrea Begley

Brian & Lisa Begley

Patricia Begley

Kate '98 & Tim '97 Bieg

Chris Brostrand

Jodi Brown '00

Heather Ralbusky Brown

Mary Jane Campbell (O'Donnell)

Larry & Sandy Collins

Brendan Costello

Kathleen Cranston

Rebecca Crowell '11

Dave & Ellie Cuneo

Kathleen DeJardin

Monica (Atwell) DiBease

Mrs Julie Chini Dundee

James Gillern

Iaccio Family

Diane Wasyluk Iardella '83

Addison Langrehr

Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden

Meg Madden

William McCleery

Jim McHugh

Robert McNamee

Joseph Myhasuk

Al & Lynda Marini Nanni

Jennifer O’Brien

Roseann Phillips

Melissa Prince

Katie Rafter

Pamela Reynolds

Amy Ralbusky Ritter

Alexis Rivel

Christine Roser

Rotaeche Family

Caitlyn Brostrand Ryder

Bill Shelton

Mary Shelton

Maggie Fallon Thompson

Girls Soccer

Anonymous

Emmanuel Argenteri

Ms Irma Beasley

Shane Brennan

Mr Edward F Brennan

Michelle Caputi

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Janice Coffey

Bart Cranston

Robert Cranston

Mr and Mrs Kenneth DiCicco

Juliet Esposito

Eddie Galarza

Christina Gallagher

Chris Gallagher

Erin O'Brien Garcia

Maria Haas

Mr & Mrs Joshua Haas Family

Peggy Hohenstein

Lisa Hohenstein

Carl Jackson

Cathy Johnson

Lynn Jones

Hailey Luczak

Penny Luczak

Jennifer Maher

Jim McHugh

Christine Monaghan

Louise O'Brien

Bill & Tricia (Hunt) O'Callaghan

Carly O'Callaghan

Dianne Priest

Dilayla Quinones

Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69

Kimberley Taylor Robey '92

Danielle Rooney

Yolanda Salas

Christine Scherrer

Amy Scherrer

Maryrose Sheppard

Joanne Sofia

Nancy Taylor

The von Hohenstein Family

Golf

Rodney Delles

Jennifer LaRosa

Denise McHugh

Braeden McHugh

Jim McHugh

Thomas J McHugh

The Porter Family (Brad '25)

Softball

Anonymous (5)

Ashanty Alarcon

Gabrielle Amos

Joseph Ballentine

Laurel Ballentine-Carney

Jennifer Baran

Maureen Lee Behm

Christina Bernardo

Mary Ann Capriotti

Norma Carter

Jennifer (Pallas) Coleman

Val Cummings

Karen DeLano

Rob and Suzanne Delfino Parents of Alex '24 and Grace '27

Julie Donnelly

Larisa Epps

Mary Fennell

Tyler Elizabeth Forsyth

Lorie Freeman

Patricia Hak

Stefanie Carey Hak

Jennifer Olsen Hak

Elizabeth Harris

Brian Jackson

Karen Ladner

William Long

Nicholas McCormick

Amy Walter-McGinley

Jim McHugh

William and Suzanne McKenna

Jamey Mendez

Virginia Onofrio '81

Maria Prete

Michael Prete

Patricia Riggs

Kevin and Jen Shell

Jerry Shell

Abigail Sims

Stacie Sims

Lisa Swartz

Dr Christina Tofani '03

Aaron Trujillo

Julie Yuhaze

Swimming

Connor Becker

Peggy Bunnell

Susan Bunnell-Jackson

Kerri Butler

Lucy Fisher '21, Simon Fisher '23, Maxine Fisher '25

William Goldin

Brian Gozdan

Madison Gozdan

Kristina Branca-Gozdan

Katie Katie

Michael Kiely

Lisa Kopcho P'23, '25

Mrs Rosemarie Loughlin

Jim McHugh

Arthur Milch

Vicki Branca Moyer '93

Tom & Kathy Purul

Brendon Renouf

Colleen Ronkowski

Rudolf Rotter '91

Donna Semola

Karen Tillman

Mr Lucas X Tillman '24

Cate Van Es

Michelle Wagner

Annual Report of Gifts

Track

Caitlin A Alfaro '23

Matt Coffey

Mrs Anjanette Nichols Foster

Jim McHugh

Eugenio Ventura Morales

Volleyball

Anonymous

Teresa O'Brien Crotta

Chris Godfrey

Jennifer Olsen Hak

Rachel Healey

Kathleen Hoban

Heather Kearney

Victoria Korman

Sherrie McLaughlin

Julia McLaughlin

Ms Carmel O'Connor

Peeples/Ahern Family (Kate '25)

Marie (Baldyga) Ralbusky '69

Pamela Reynolds

Colleen Ronkowski

Anastasia Sanderson

Karen Tillman

Wrestling

Anonymous (3)

Janine Armstrong

Brian & Lisa Begley

Christopher Belmont

William Carroll

Kelly Ann Collins

Nany Corbett

Michael Craft

Joe Danfield

Mike Dennin

Monica (Atwell) DiBease

Mr Robert P DiStanislao '78

Andrea Fisher

Mrs Carol Folcher and Mr Kurt Folcher

Bill & Carol (Bittner) Foster

Mary Francisco

Jamie Gabbett '92

Ronald Hamrick

Eileen Heverly

Bryana Houck

Kathi L Iossa

Kevin Joyce

Edmond Kane

Rodney Logan

Jim Lumley

Mr Michael Maro

Chase Martino

The Martino Family

Denise (Hewitson)'77 & Dan

McCormick

Mr Brett R McCormick

Jim McHugh

Joan Mitchell

Mary Jane Moyer

Thien Nguyen

Jay '76 & Lisa O'Donnell

Bill O'Donnell

Dawn O'Reilly

Paul Pacello

Zac & Dana Papa

Danielle Paul

Michael Procacci '91

Robert Rosario

Amanda Rotter

Rudolf Rotter '91

Donna Semola

Tina Sojda

Nicholas Sojda

Samantha Spaulding

Stevie Spaulding

Larry Stone

Eric and Amy Swanson

Dorothy Tomsic

Bernice Tomsic

Fred and Betty Walker

Charles "Chief" Welch

Daniel Welde

EZBind, Inc

Nardi's Tax Service

Annual Report of Gifts

IN HONOR OF:

Caitlin Alfaro (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Tom & Kathy Purul

Kyle Aqunio (Performing Arts)

Christel Aquino

Maya Begley (Girls Lacrosse)

Andrea Begley

Maya Begley (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Andrea Begley

Chris Belmont (Wrestling)

Kelly Ann Collins

Leilani Beasley (Girls Soccer)

Yolanda Salas

Shane & Zohray Brennan (Girls Soccer)

Shane Brennan

Caroline Brennan (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Anonymous

Veronica Carney (Softball)

Jennifer Baran

Alex Coleman (Softball)

Gabrielle Amos

Val Cummings

John Ryan Connelly ‘28 (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Susan Smith

Teresa O’Brien Crotta (Volleyball)

Teresa O’Brien Crotta

Catie Crowley (Girls Soccer)

Maryrose Sheppard

Jim Crowley (Boys Lacrosse)

Maryrose Sheppard

Data Analytics (Girls Soccer)

Hailey Luczak

Isabella Delgado (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Cindy Cogen

Dimattia/Marcella (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

James O’Connor

John DiPietropolo (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

John DiPietropolo

T J Escott (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Mr Bartholomew Sheehan

Claire Folcher (Wrestling)

Mrs Carol Folcher and Mr Kurt Folcher

Edward J Fox (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Mr Michael P Foley

Coach Wayne Gillam (Football)

Germantown Transportation

Coach Wayne Gillam (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Bryce Clark

Madison Gozdan (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Kathy Cikowski

Kathlynn Grant (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Mr and Mrs Karl McConnell

Lauren Hak (Volleyball)

Jennifer Olsen Hak

Alex Von Hohenstein (Girls Soccer)

Peggy Hohenstein

Erica Grace Houlihan (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Ed & Marleen Houlihan

Erin Elizabeth Houlihan (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Ed & Marleen Houlihan

George, Brenton, Elizabeth and Grant Hutchinson (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Mr & Mrs George Hutchinson

Hutchinson Family (Performing Arts)

Mr & Mrs George Hutchinson

Ayana & Aden Jackson (Girls Basketball)

Keith York

Patrick Kelly (Boys Lacrosse)

Jane Kelly

Liam Lyons (Baseball)

Erin O’Brien Garcia

Molly Lyons (Girls Soccer)

Erin O'Brien Garcia

Sophia Marino (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Jeff and Christina Marino

Christina Marino

Morgan Marsan (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

PSEG Foundation

Mark and Dawn Marsan

Mairead H. McConnell (Performing Arts)

Mr and Mrs Karl McConnell

Anthony Milicia (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Anonymous

Ava Moyer & Madison Gozdan (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Catherine Branca

Joe Nawn (Bowling)

Mia Ippolito

Sadie Orkin (Performing Arts)

Sadie Orkin

As yet unnamed new baby Piree (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Steve & Peggy Feld

Mercedes Pierce (Cheerleading)

Mercedes Pierce ‘22

Gianna Piperta (Field Hockey)

Cole Piperta

Patrick Quering & the 2022 CCHS Basketball Team (Baseball)

Querying Family

Abigail Riley (Softball)

Elizabeth Harris

Nicholas Roser (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Megan Abano

John Roberts (Baseball)

Lynda & Howard Strong

Cassidy Robey (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Gregory Taylor

Scarlett Sanderson (Volleyball)

Chris Godfrey

Maci Scherrer (Girls Soccer)

Lynn Jones

Lucia Schlett (Cheerleading)

Lucia Schlett

Mr. Solometo (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

Emma Daverso

Dana Surgner ‘16 (Field Hockey)

Dana Surgner

Rory Sweeney, CCHS President (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Charles Manning

Cassidy Sweeney (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

Kelly Sweeney McMullin

Sister Patricia Welsh (CCHS’ Greatest Need)

James M McGrath 63

Sister Patricia Welsh (Scholarship & Tuition Assistance)

James M McGrath ‘63

Lawrence Wood '73 & a Fellow Graduate of 1973, who share 4 grandchildren together: Austin, Evan, Elena & Jason (Class of 1973 Scholarship)

Edward Gavin

Jackson Young (Wrestling)

Jay '76 & Lisa O'Donnell

Please be sure to check your business to see if they participate in a matching gift program

Boeing Equitable Foundation

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Matching Gifts Program

LPL Financial Foundation

OceanFirst

PSEG Foundation

State Farm

State Street Foundation

Thank you to the following who have given of their time, service or supplies throughout the year

Amy s Omelette House

CCHS Coaches

CCHS Faculty & Staff

Edwards & Sons LLC

Fort Nassau Graphics

Charlie & Sallie Grandi

Robert Klimowski

Bill & Kim Martin

Constance McAneney, M D

Rita Merenyi

Annual Report of Gifts

SCHOL ARSHIPS

Class of 1973 Scholarship

Larry & Norma (Nasuti) Costello

Tom & Linda Donato

Carol Cooney Eckerl

Edward Gavin

John & Eileen Hueter

Mrs Adriana Kerin

Maria King

Phyllis Horn Koch

Theresa Lobefalo McVey

Connie McAneney, M D

Susan Navarra

Gloria Maccaroni

Fr Joseph Capella Memorial Scholarship Fund

Judi DeFiccio

Dr Jay and Lisa Mirmanesh and Family

Jean Reamer

Gordan and Maggie Shindle

Domenica Foundation Scholarship

Mr & Mrs Pepe Piperno

Flaherty Foundation Scholars

Flaherty Family Foundation

Ethel Mae Hocker Scholarship

Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation

Tom Huggins Scholarship Award

Jean Huggins

Irish Blessing

Tricia (Kenney) '73 and John '72 Wixted

The Joseph Fund

The Joseph Fund, Inc

The Lyn E. '58 and James C.

Kelly '57 Scholarship

James C Kelly

The Thomas J Lizzio '58 & Paula Saker Lizzio Endowed

Scholarship Fund

Thomas Escott Lizzio '58 & Paula Saker Lizzio

Patrick P. Madison '64

Scholarship

Bill and Ginny Orth

Beth M Pasternak

Margaret McKee Madison '64

Ms Kathleen F Madison

Bishop George V. Murray Scholarship Fund

Linda M Schilling '70 & James Golubieski

Mrs Josephine Wilson Clausen

Estrella Naciente Scholarship The Procacci Brothers

NOrphans Scholarship NOrphans, Inc

Northeast Catholic Alumni Memorial Scholarship Fund Northeast Catholic Alumni

Remo and Ines Palombo

Scholarship Fund

Lori Palombo Kenney

Scholarship & Tuition Assistance

Anonymous (5)

Bianca Abbate '17

Sister Mary Lauren Adderly

Megan Austin

Jim Bigley

Kathy Collopy Birmingham '66

THE ARTS AT CCHS

Art Department

Rosemary Leonardi Hirsekorn

Performing Arts

Megan Abano

Joseph Alacqua ’61

Caitlin A Alfaro '23

Christel Aquino

Bamby Enriquez Bergeron '86

Keith & Kayleigh '15 (Whitmore)

Bianchini

Sarah Bianco

Mrs Bridget Butler Bielicki

Adrienne Vece Bilotta

Makai Bolden

John & Deb Brady

Jodi Brown '00

Kyle Danger Byrnes

Beth Picknally Camden

The Capie Family

Sherri Cerrito '14

William Chapanian

Mrs Linda Chorney

Lisa Cimino

Kathy Coar

Lily Collins

Mr and Mrs William Corvino

Mr Joseph M Coyle '91

William and Martha Crean

Rob and Suzanne Delfino Parents of Alex '24 and Grace '27

Vice Admiral Nanette DeRenzi

Dana DiNardo-Bealin

Tim & Caitlin (Fallon) DiVito

Krista Dougherty

Chris Duffner '09

Maureen Dymond

Thomas Escott Lizzio '58 & Paula

Saker Lizzio

Patricia Ferro Fields '71

Patricia Fisher

Brian '87 & Christy Fitzpatrick

Patricia Napolitano Flood

Mr & Mrs Gregory P Gardner

James George, Jr

Gabriella Giegerich

The Giegerichs

Mr & Mrs R Giegerich

Terence Gleeson

Miguel Gisone '19

Susan Gould

Mary Hunt Harding

Antonella Martines Bouchard

Ms Marie Brennan

The Estate of Mrs Johanna J Broeker

Peggy Bunnell

Katie Burroughs

Joseph Caputi

Joseph & Angela '83 (Clements) Cavallo

Stephen & Deborah Conroy

Laura Cook

Dennis Corbett '90

Barbara & Bernard Cortese

Norma & Larry Costello

Walter F Crossley

Ms Peggy Crowell

Ray Curry

Regina Dain

Emma Daverso

Jonathan ‘15 and Kelly ‘15 Daverso

Don DeGrazia

Larissa Fernando Dominy

Mary Anne Blair Dooley

Brandon Enoch

Trish Escarrilla

Kevin and Patricia Fallon

Warren & Suzanne Faulk

Capt John J Felloney, USN (Ret )

Patricia Francescone '72

Nancy O'Donnell Gaddis

Abigail Gaskill

Joann Ninfa Giannola '72

Elisa Gonzalez

Kathi Grace

Peggy Maguire Groce

Kristina and Rodger Guerra

Aurelia Harp

Scott Harris

Brian Harris

Jeffrey Heller

Jack Hensler '11

Pat Hines

Mary Homan

Chris Horace

Aurelia Harp

The Harp Family

Dolores R Hatch

Michael D Healy, Jr

Catherine Dolan Heimerl

Jenny Higgins

Meghan Higgins

Marylou Higgins

Mary Anne Kelly Hobbs-Fernie

Caroline Holfelner

Tom Holland

Terry Hoover

Mr and Mrs George Hutchinson

Mia Ippolito

Andrew James

Matteo Johnson

Russ '89 & Tiffany '91 Johnson

Josephine Johnson

Joseph T and Karen Kenney

Mary Kenney

Dena La Pata

Franki LaPata '21

Averi La Pata '24

Grace LaCroix '24

Mary and Chris LaCroix

Angela Leone Carrozzino '04

Connie McDonough Hoyle '72

Mr and Mrs George Hutchinson

Kim A Jannett-Frascella

Russ '89 & Tiffany '91 Johnson

Mr Michael Karbach

Dr & Mrs Louis L Keeler III

Jen van Eeden

Christina Caputi Kennevan

The Kiely Family

Christina Kubanovich

Harry J Kyler

Maria La Pella

Emily Lenguadoro '11

Angela Leone Carrozzino

Gina Lindsey

David A MacDonald

Dr Marjorie Madden & Mike

Madden

Jack Magee

Tram Mai-Tran

Mr Joseph R Martin, Jr

Social Studies Department at

Cherry Hill East

Connie McAneney MD

Mary Ellen McBride

Gerry (Seeman) McCloskey

James M McGrath

Erin McGrath

Major General (Ret ) James McIntosh '56

James McNasby

Joanne McTamney

Jeannine (Clipper) Moeder

Meghan Montgomery

Mr Neal Murray

Joe & MaryEllen Nardi '76

Aralisha Perez Newbold '89

Mary Ann D'Agostino Niedrich '66

Walter Norris

Jay '76 & Lisa O'Donnell

Christine M Onofrio

Michelle Onofrio '13

Bill and Ginny Orth

Mrs Patricia Phipps

Theresa Long

Alexander Long

Terry & Dave Long P'14, 18, 21

Mrs Rosemarie Loughlin

LPL Financial Foundation

Mr and Mrs William Lynch

David A MacDonald

Linda Gimbroni Madres

Matthew Maerten

Bill and Kim Martin

Paul Masso '01

Connie McAneney, M D

Karl '73 & Sharon (McPeak)

McConnell

Mrs Filomena Trujillo-Mealy

Rolf Mikkelson

Sheila Mikkelson

Joyce Monsees (Gini) '65

Diane Meschini Murray

Kathleen Ward Niedt

Michael O'Callaghan

Joya Oasin

Sadie Orkin

Lisa Pawela

Mrs Barbara Prior

Margaret Campbell Rapa

Mr John Phipps

Diane Piperata

John Poole

Lew & Kathy Procacci

Kristen & Jack Pund

David M Ragonese

Rigoberto Ramos

Shannon Rhodes

Father Stephen Robbins

Melissa Rodriguez

Steve Roesly

Dennis Rooney

Rudolf Rotter '91

Casey Schell

Marie Pagliaro Shreves

Samantha Simon

Rachel Simonetti

John Ryan Connelly 2024

Richard F Smith

Jason J Smith

William Staffieri

Thomas Stilley '79

Rory Sweeney

Jymme & David Szurek

Gregory Taylor

Michael Thompson

Lois Quigley Trani

Mr Marc A Vallone

Jennifer Kelley van Eeden

Mireille Velazquez '91

Eileen McNulty Wallace

Judy & Martin Waysome

Martin Waysome

Kurt Weaver

Mary Welsh

Daniel Wolfram

Dan & Megan Young

Diane Zannoni

Zeck Family

Walter L Heim, Jr Scholarship

Jim & Theresa (Heim) Cook

Dorothy Heim

Sarah Robbins

Father Stephen Robbins Rotaeche Family

Rudolf Rotter '91

Nicole Sanchirico

Brian and Ruth Sartori

John '83 & Carol '85 (Patzer) Sawn

Tom '70 & Patty Schlett

Brian Shannon

Pat Knast Snyder

Michelle Sweeney

Joanne Swierzy

Mrs Stacy Szurek

Barbara Natale Thompson

Sebastian Torres

Philip & Bobbie Travaline

Philip F Travaline '55

Eugenio Ventura Morales

Michael Viola '15

Maria Ward

Gloria Maccaroni

Charles Welch

The Whitmore Family - Karen '75, Brian '04, Ashleigh '08, Kayleigh '15"

Joshua Wiener

Nicole Klco Wright '90

JOIN US!

THE FUND FOR C AMDEN C ATHOLIC

The greatest number of gifts to CCHS are unrestricted cash donations, known as CCHS’s Greatest Need, to The Fund for Camden Catholic Gifts can also be restricted to tuition assistance, arts or athletics, including specific sports These gifts make strides toward helping us maintain a competitive value proposition for families seeking a Catholic education for their children.

The Shamrock Society

The Shamrock Society is our giving club for donors who contribute $1,000 or more to The Fund for Camden Catholic each year Members of this society send an outward message that they know Camden Catholic and its students are a worthy investment

Tuition Assistance

Approximately one third of our students receive some form of tuition assistance based on a standardized assessment of financial need. Your gifts help each of our families continue to choose Catholic education All recipients are chosen based upon academic performance and demonstrated financial need.

Why Tuition Assistance Matters

For years, the Sisters of Mercy were able to contribute their services to Camden Catholic High School to reduce the cost of tuition, thereby making a Catholic education affordable for families Today, the rising costs of healthcare and technology attribute to a higher cost of education, and tuition must be increased accordingly

What can I do?

• Contribute to tuition assistance and you will afford a student the opportunity to find themselves, uncover talents, grow academically and spiritually, and develop leadership skills for a 21st century world.

• Named scholarships can both support a student and honor a living individual, family, group, or memorialize a loved one

LEGACY GIVING

Other Ways To Contribute

Stock – Camden Catholic accepts gifts of securities, please contact the A d v a n c e m e n t O f

forms.

Matching Gifts- Many corporations now support private secondary education through matching gifts Check to see if your company offers a matching gift program, and multiply the impact you ’ re already making at Camden Catholic.

In Memoriam - You, or your family, can choose to recommend gifts to Camden Catholic in lieu of flowers within an obituary If you wish the gifts to be restricted to a specific purpose please contact the Advancement Office at the time of the obituary’s publication

Please call the Advancement Office at 856-663-2247 for more information on ways to make a lasting contribution to Camden Catholic.

EDUCATION

PURPOSE

OPEN HOUSE

Thursday, October 24

GUEST DAYS

All Middle School Students Welcome!

SCHOLARSHIP & PLACEMENT TEST (HSPT)

Saturday, October 19 8th Graders Only | Required to Apply

INTERESTED STUDENTS NIGHT

Friday, September 27 @ Irish Football Game

OUR MISSION

Educating diverse learners since 1887, Camden Catholic develops tomorrow’s innovative leaders steeped in the Catholic tradition of mercy.

Various dates 8th Graders Only

ACADEMIC&ARTS SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES!

March 14-17, 2025

Donate, 5K Run/Walk & Social Events!

Saturday, November 16, 7-10pm Tom Kenney Gymnasium

TUCK EVERLASTING

March 7, 8, 14 & 15 at 7:30pm March 9 & 16 at 2pm