Bishop Kenny Avenue Fall 2018

FALL 2018 VOL. 27, ISSUE 1

Congratulations Class of 2018

32nd BK Boosters Auction | 2018 Sports Wrap Up

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Cover images: With the Wind Productions

ON THE COVER

Faith • Respect • Creativity Spirit • Service • Innovation Performance • Inspiration

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s the school year begins I want to assure you that the safety and security of our students and staff continues to be the number one priority at Bishop Kenny High School. The alarming events of the past few years have increased awareness of the safety of our schools, work and public spaces. To that end, before the close of the last school year our summer projects were realigned.

We have enhanced not only our security plan and procedures, but the security of our facilities as well. I am confident that ours is a school that offers our students and staff the most updated and comprehensive security plan possible.

A brief review of this plan would include the presence of a daily, off-duty JSO officer, monthly weather, fire, lock-down and active shooter drills, and campus-wide radio communication. In a departure from long-standing practice, it is now a school policy that the doors on both occupied and unoccupied classrooms remain locked throughout the school day. Additionally, we have limited the outside access to campus entrances, and have increased the number of campus security cameras from 32 to 109. All of these measures have been taken to provide the safest possible environment for our students, staff, and visitors.

In addition to the significant and costly investments made in the area of security other improvements were also completed over the summer. Most importantly, after 22 years of nearly daily use, the Bishop Paul F. Tanner Chapel has undergone a significant cosmetic refresh including new paint and carpeting, refinished wood doors, trim and brass hardware. Additionally, two new HVAC units and new energy efficient lighting have been installed.

Please feel free to join us for daily Mass at 7:10 as your schedule allows to see these improvements first hand.

The three roll-down gates that previously secured the 100 building have been replaced by glass storefronts complete with a programmable electronic locking system that can be controlled remotely in the event of an emergency. Many other perimeter gates have been fitted with these same electronic locking systems.

Finally, the home and visitors bleachers at the football stadium have been thoroughly inspected, professionally re-welded, and are ready for another great season of Crusader Football. I look forward to seeing you at one of the many games, performances or other events in store for the 20182019 school year. Go Crusaders!

banners that Thegreetnewly-installed visitors driving on and off campus are representative of many aspects of the Bishop Kenny experience. It is no coincidence that the first banner in the line-up is Faith; because without the strong commitment to our Catholic faith that is central to daily life at BK, we would be little more than any other college-prep high school.

While faith is the first and most important element of a BK education, the seven subsequent banners depict the possibilities just waiting to be explored in our classrooms, labs, playing fields, and creative spaces. The BK experience includes opportunities and challenges, as well as yet-to- be found interests, friendships, and so much more. We invite you to explore these programs and opportunities and you’ll see why, each year, so many new and legacy families say yes to Bishop Kenny High School.

We relied on our students for the pictures that are featured on the banners and thank them for their participation in this project.

Prayer Service The Bishop Kenny community gathered to pay prayerful tribute to the 17 lives that were lost at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on the day of the National School Walk-Out last spring.

According to Deacon Robert DeLuca, “A school-wide prayer service seemed both an appropriate response to the senseless acts of violence in our schools and a positive display of unity with those urging government leaders to enact laws to protect our school children.”

Principal Todd Orlando, Rev. Martin Raj, Deacon Robert DeLuca and members of the Student Council lead the service that included music, Gospel and other liturgical readings. Bishop Kenny supports this and other organized, peaceful, respect-life protests including the national March for Life in Washington, DC and the Jacksonville Stand for Life.

Sincerely,

Principal

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Student Council Officers participated in a schoolwide prayer service on March 14, National School Walkout Day. Each carried a flower in memory of the 17 lives lost at Marjory Stoneman Douglas School in Parkland, FL and one flower for all of the other lives lost this year.

Retirements from BKHS The custom at BK is to honor retiring faculty and staff members at a Mass and luncheon at the end of the school year. This past year we celebrated twice, bidding farewell to six members of the family whose combined service to our community totals 128 years.

At the end of the first semester Mrs. Cheryl O’Connor, assistant to Principal Todd Orlando and before that, assistant to former President Father Houle, was honored at the annual Christmas Mass and luncheon. After 29 years of outstanding and dedicated service, Cheryl bid farewell to a long and distinguished career at BK. In June, at the end-of-school-year Mass and luncheon, we celebrated the long and distinguished service of five more Bishop Kenny employees. Three faculty members, Mrs. Lucy Chastain, Mrs. Nan Fleugel, and LtCol Lynn Seckinger, and two members of the support staff, Mrs. Dorothy Grippi and Mrs. Carreme Nackashi, were honored.

Together, their combined years of service to BK totals 99 years! The entire Bishop Kenny Community celebrates the many contributions of these dedicated members of our school family. We send best wishes for a long, healthy, and happy retirement to all.

(L-R) Capt. Matt Schmitt ’02, LtCol Lynn Seckinger, Master Chief Kevin Harris, and Capt. Scott Holmes ‘09 pictured at a surprise ceremony honoring LtCol Seckinger on the occasion of his retirement after 18 years as Bishop Kenny High School’s Senior Naval Science Instructor. Capt. Schmitt served as Master of Ceremonies and Capt. Holmes was guest speaker. These young men, along with many other former students, were on hand to honor LtCol eckinger for his years of leadership and the positive impact he has made on the lives of so many Bishop Kenny graduates.

After 29 years of service to BK, Cheryl O’Connor retired as Administrative Assistant in December of 2017. Pictured are Cheryl with her children Patrick ‘97 and Devon O’Connor ’00, Cheryl’s father Riley ReQua, and Principal Todd Orlando.

Mrs. Dorothy Grippi, Mrs. Carreme Nackashi, Mrs. Lucy Chastain, Mrs. Nan Fleugel, and LtCol Lynn Seckinger were joined by family and friends at a retirement Mass and luncheon in June.

Inside This Edition The Fund for BKHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Auction 2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...............

Graduation Around Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Alumni & Reunions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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THE AVENUE is published by the Bishop Kenny High School Office of Advancement

(Above Left) Newly-installed doors to the 100 Building. These new storefronts with keyless electronic locking systems are among the many upgraded security features on campus.

(Above Right) The newly-renovated Bishop Paul F. Tanner Chapel

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THE FUND

The following pages detail the results of the inaugural Fund for Bishop Kenny High School. Designed to expand annual giving beyond a financial assistance-only appeal, the Fund for BKHS welcomes and encourages generosity on behalf of other projects, improvements, and initiatives. Your response has been one of increased generosity, thank you.

Both unrestricted giving, gifts to financial aid and other needs of the school as identified by the administration, and restricted giving, donor-directed contributions on behalf of specific projects have increased in 2017- 2018. A total of $238,766 was raised as of June 30, the end of Bishop Kenny’s fiscal year. The combined response to the traditional mailing and phone calling, online giving, our first-ever Day of Giving, and follow-up appeals resulted in an increase of nearly $20,000 over the previous year.

Donations to the Fund for BKHS, individual annual scholarships, and contributions received through the efforts of the BK Boosters provide additional generous support to our school. We thank all of our donors and look forward to another successful year of Annual Giving to BKHS during the 2018-19 school year.

Please know that the intentions of our benefactors are remembered at daily Mass in the Bishop Paul F. Tanner Chapel.

Founders Society

Legacy Society

$10,000 and above

$1,000 to $1,499

Anonymous Jack & Betty Demetree Family Foundation Mrs. Betty Jean S. Lewis Anonymous

Joseph E. Begley ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Boeneke Tod & Christina Toney Caldwell ‘87 Matthew J. Campbell ‘86 * Mr. & Mrs. Max Clark Dr. Julia Heekin Cogburn ‘92 Anonymous Ted & Bonnie Garity Cummings ‘62, ‘62 ** Tracy E. Danese ’54 Charles “Lee” Danley II ‘87 Ralph C. Ghioto Jr. ‘54 Daniel R. Hancock '96 - In memory of his dad Bobby Lane Hancock Robert & Mary Lynn MacNamara Heekin ’68, ‘68 ✛ In memory of Don Birch In memory of Warren Grymes ‘67 In memory of Barbara LaFountain In memory of Florence Liddell In memory of Paul McGowan ‘69 In memory of Pennie Sares In memory of James Lott In memory of Alice Abood In memory of Ann Owen In memory of Michael Hebb ‘70 In memory of Doyle Cromer Jr. In memory of Dr. Jim Lyons In memory of Rose Mussallem D’Amour ‘67 Ronald E. “Butch” Hofstetter ‘82 Elizabeth Lanahan Iglesias ‘83 Linda Bohnstengel Ireland ‘68 ✛ Tony L. Jenkins ‘75 Dr. Michael V. Marchigiano ‘82 Joseph H. McCoy ‘72 Timothy & Laddy Monahan ‘90 * Jorge F. Morales ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Myers Rathbun K. Rhodes ‘70 J. Jay Robinson ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. William Schueth Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Sears Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Shircliff Mark Shurett ‘71 Mari F. Terbrueggen '56 - In memory of Maurice & Catherine Terbrueggen J. Patrick & Gayle Tischer Thornton ‘53, ‘56 Stephen M. Toney ‘79 Autumn Federico Toumbis ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. Louis V. Walsh

St. Augustine Society $7,500 to $9,999

Sisters of St. Joseph Society $5,000 to $7,499 Cascone Family Foundation Michael Cascone Jr. ‘61 Elizabeth Belyea Cascone ‘64 Michael J. Cascone ‘85 Steven D. Cascone ‘86 Elizabeth Cascone Higgs ‘88 Brian J. Cascone ‘91 Juliette Cascone Gredenhag ‘95 Kathleen Cascone Kilbane ‘98 The Marcella M. Keane Living Trust - In Honor of Msgr. Mortimer Danaher Rev. Msgr. Michael P. Morgan ‘64 Frank N. Stanley III ‘60 Tim & Amanda Wittig Vergenz ‘11,‘11

Benefactors Society $2,500 to $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Cusick Patricia L. Howell ‘73 St. Paul Catholic Church – Jacksonville Beach Pastor, Rev. Fr. Michael R. Houle

1952 Society $1,500 to $2,499 Auld & White Constructors, LLC Dr. Antonio Gordon ‘61 Samuel & Constance Satterlee Kaleel ‘64, ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. David Marovich Mr. & Mrs. David Marovich – In memory of Walter & Anna Kinash Pamela Hovis Petrou ‘88 John T. Rivers II ‘84 Michael J. Strickland ‘82 Estate of Roger W. Strickland ‘58

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BK students sent a great big Thank You via email to participants in our first-ever BK Day of Giving! Not only did we reach 239% of our $5,000 Day of Giving goal, we learned that loyal supporters, and new givers alike, are happy to respond to new appeals and new ways to give. We couldn’t be happier with the results.

Crusader Society $500 to $999 Christopher N. Ames ‘71 Ms. Mary Jo Antone Ramzy & Berny Bakkar ‘93 Norm & Michelle Sleeper Bizier ’90 - In memory of Cindy Sleeper Kemper ‘91 Meri C. Bloom ‘82 Wayne H. Brunetti ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Caldropoli Robert & Allison Wilson Chassman ’89 * Carol McKaba Chinn ‘76 Nailah J. Coleman, MD ‘92 Mary Pat Corrigan ‘80 Andrew D. Crooks ‘74 James M. Crotty ‘68 ✛ Marie “Mimi” Lauwaert Daumy ‘63 * Teresa Heekin Davlantes ‘76 Jay C. Demetree Jr. ‘76 Michael A. Deschenes ‘80 Peter A. Donelan, MD ‘71 John & Susan Duss ‘60 Stephanie Whaley Engelhardt ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Favo Ed & Janet Koperski Fennell ‘63 Jorge E. Fiterre ‘68 ✛ Joe L. Foster, Jr. ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Gruver Dr. R. David & Claire Boozer Heekin ‘72, ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Helow Mrs. Margaret O. Helow Ms. Kristine Herndon * Matthew P. Hushek ‘98 Kenneth A. Kelly ‘83 Ernest & Carmel Brodeur Lea ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Leone – In memory of John C. Leone ‘13 Stephen R. MacNamara ‘71 Mrs. Beverly Merrill The Mary & Victor Monfort Family Foundation Lawrence & Gina Najem ‘81 Michael J. Obringer ‘67 Patrick & Melissa O’Connor ‘97 Damon & Janet Shalley Olinto ‘79, ‘82 Capt. John E. O’Neil Jr. USN (Retired) ‘64 Dr. & Mrs. Bill Pujadas ‘69 Simmie A. Raiford ‘78 Rev. Fr. Martin Raj, OSB Mr. & Mrs. John E. Randle Ms. Linda T. Richo Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Saig Mr. & Mrs. Wayne M. Sapp * Gail Bussian Schwalm ‘79

Maureen Neustadter Sheridan ‘75 Sisters of Saint Joseph Denzel M. Smith ‘68 * ✛ Mr. & Mrs. James Southerland David A. Spuria ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Howard K. Stalls, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Allen Stevens Tom & Glory Maloney Sullivan ‘58 Bert L. Thomas Foundation Frances Haut Towle ‘61 Lou & Betty Nackashi Trad ‘57 Edmund G. Tubel ‘65 Rafi & Denise Trad Wartan ‘82, ‘84

Red & White Society $250 to $499 Kenneth V. Adams, MD ‘65 Robert T. Atwood ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Azzarello Susan O’Shea Bailey ‘67 Agnieszka Hubert Barnes ‘91 Angela Farah Bateh ‘93 Robert J. Beard ‘84 David H. Benton Jr. ‘81 Michael V. Berry ‘75 Robert E. Bohnstengel, Ph.D. ‘70 Raymond F. Boyle ‘77 Mrs. Barbara Bray Julie Brodeur Brookshire ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. John Brophy Loys Charbonnet III ‘56 Matthew T. Commons ‘91 Tim & Nancy Mead Corrigan ‘74, ‘74 Timothy J. Cox ‘82 Philip T. Cratem II ‘78 Bryan C. Croft ‘93 Gerald B. Curington ‘68 ✛ Rev. Fr. Timothy J. Cusick ‘83 James & Anne Helow Darling ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Joe DeSalvo Matthew J. DeSalvo ‘02 Daniel P. Dillon ‘63 Kelly Beehner Doll ’87 Mrs. Sharon B. Dover Bruce W. Dufresne ‘65 Mr. Anthony Edgar & Mrs. Gabriela Heredia-Linares Mr. & Mrs. James R. Farmer Mr. & Mrs. John Fischer Sean P. Fore ‘69 Dr. Brett P. Frykberg ‘00 James W. Gibson Jr. ‘64 Patricia Ryan Gosa ‘66 Ms. Pam Gould

R. Frank Gray ‘66 Joseph & Lea Grippi ’96 * Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Grippi Mr. & Mrs. Danny Hall Mary Jo Siprelle Hanson ‘62 Dr. T. Michael Hardin ‘68 ✛ John & Angela Suggs Harward ‘91, ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Haubner Robert & Elizabeth Peters Heekin ‘90, ‘97 W. Michael Heekin ‘71 Robert S. Howell ‘76 Michael & Dawn Huskey Daniel K. Jackson ‘90 Dr. & Mrs. Adli Karadsheh Michael W. Keane ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Klemmt Dr. & Mrs. Glenn Kuhnel Louis & Patricia Stripling Larmoyeux ‘62, ‘64 John E. Lawlor III ‘68 ✛ Edward & Kara Citrano Leonard ‘84, ’90 Thomas & Judith Taylor Logue ‘69, ‘69 Mr. Sidney W. Madison * Patrick J. Mayhew ‘64 Charleen J. McCormick ‘66 Bernadette McGuire-Rivera ‘68 ✛ Bill & Debbie Baldwin McMenamy ‘71, ‘72 Stephen D. Middleton ‘71 Walter E. Miller ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. William G. Miller III Michael P. Milton ‘89 Mark & Lora Tarle Monahan ‘87, ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Montana David & Carolyn Hillegass Moore ‘76 Rev. Fr. D. Terrence Morgan ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Nasrallah Ms. Cheryl O’Connor Mr. & Mrs. Jon Olsen Charles I. Parliment III ‘69 Dr. Jennifer Pascual ‘88 Dr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Peters Thomas E. Reinhardt, MD ‘64 Thomas & Julia Holloway Sandifer ‘79, ‘82 Matthew M. Schellenberg ‘71 Paul & Jennifer Shami ’90 * Doug & Clarinda Solomon ‘65 Leticia Garcia Stropes ‘90 Janet R. Studley ‘68 ✛ Mr. & Mrs. Herbert C. Taylor III Mr. & Mrs. David L. Teichert Mary Arceneaux Toomey ‘75 David R. Vlaming ‘54 Mr. Paul Waitrovich & Mrs. Amy Mergen JoAnne Middleton York ‘78

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Kenny Pride Society $100 to $249 Jacqueline G. Abbott ‘84 Fred & Theresa Eastwold Abood ‘59, ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Steve J. Adams Virginia Ossi Albanna ‘54 Alex E. Aleman, D.D.S. ’86 John W. Alexander ‘66 Joseph A. Alfred ‘66 Cathy Reeks Alterman ‘66 Lt. Michael C. Altieri ‘82 Dr. & Mrs. Francisco Alvarez Clara King Andrew ‘53 Susan Schweizer Andrews ‘79 Monica Deihl Anello ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Romeo V. Antolin Jr. Joseph S. Antone ‘57 Rosemary Anania Arnold ‘66 Alan J. Ashley ‘62 Augustine Asset Management, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John D. Auldridge II Rob & Kathleen Cusick Avery ‘86 * Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Baer Ken & Michelle Grippi Baker ‘92 * David W. Baldwin ‘63 David Baranek ‘75 Mary Brennan Barco ‘71 Thomas F. Barzyk ‘68 ✛ Bernard N. Bass ‘70 Donald & Sireen Samaan Bateh ‘90 James M. Batteh ‘84 Charleen F. Bearup ‘94 Jason G. Becht ‘93 Teresa J. Beebe ‘74 Ms. Trina G. Benso Joseph P. Berley, MD ‘79 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Black Joseph W. Blunk ‘61 * Rev. Fr. James R. Boddie ‘70 Gabriel & Martha Anlage Boehm ‘03 Stephen R. Bohn ‘77 Michelle Smith Bollman ‘80 Lizanne Corrigan Bomhard ‘66 Harlan & Patricia Quinn Bost ‘77 Kenneth R. Brady ‘78 Thomas F. Brandvold ‘79 Harriet Danese Braasch ‘58 Rosemary Burns Branson ‘65 James & Grace Nackashi Brasington ‘84 Kevin A. Brice ‘86 Michael & Amanda Broach ‘99 Rick & Susan Brodeur Jr. ’79 * Mr. & Mrs. Phillip S. Buddenbohm Mr. & Mrs. Steve Burgess Modesto W. Burgos ‘63

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Maureen Perry Burnett ‘78 Paul & Phyllis Verchick Bush ‘80 Anonymous Grady T. Carrick ‘80 Denise Wilkinson Carson ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. John Caruso Sandra Lamkin Cary ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Chastain Christ the King Catholic Church Pastor, Rev. Fr. James R. Boddie, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James P. Citrano Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Scott Clem Mr. & Dr. Jeffrey Clements Mr. & Mrs. Clifton U. Coleman Thomas J. Connolly ‘87 Suzanne Todd Cooper ‘69 William & Carole Menniger Cooper ‘67, ‘67 Paul E. Corbley ‘68 ✛ Michael P. Corrigan ‘75 Mr. Michael Cosgrove Mr. & Mrs. Roberto Costa Victoria Zambetti Coward ‘56 Chip & Lori Parry Crabtree ‘82 Michael & Jennifer Cratem ‘87 Richard M. Cratem ’83 Thomas M. Cratem ‘79 Charlyne Raymond Carruth ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Crowder James E. Cusick ‘82 Thomas S. Cusick ‘78 Drs. Robert & Evangeline Dajac Donald A. Dalton ‘82 Nancy Owens Damato ‘68 ✛ - In memory of Joseph E. Damato ‘68 Rev. Msgr. Mortimer Danaher Helen Grady Graham Davies ‘55 Deacon & Mrs. Robert De Luca Doris M. Denno ‘67 James J. DePalma ‘84 Kathleen Devenny-Vollick ‘83 Ms. Kathleen S. Devine Kim & Derek E. Dewan ‘73 Devry E. Dewan ‘78 Andrew M. Dinh '12 James A. Dixon ‘97 Michael M. Doherty ‘77 Barbara Borje Douglas ‘68 ✛ Mr. Dallas Douglas M. Catherine Eakin Dozier ‘71 Donald D. Drury ‘61 Oscar E. Duarte ‘84 Kyle & Caitlin Goins Duffy ‘07, ‘07 Kathleen Walsh Dulko ‘94 Louis & Jill Howell Dunbar ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Duss

Lt. Edgar J. Ejercito ‘90 Debra Bullock English ‘90 Gregory M. Estes ‘90 Bishop Felipe J. Estévez Mr. & Mrs. Chad Evans * Victoria Randle Fahrney ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Falk Thomas & Karen Modesky Fallin ‘77, ‘77 Musa & Gina Farmand ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. John Faustini Paula J. Faustini ‘70 Anonymous John R. Foley ‘72 Marian Wiesenfeld Folger ‘57 Reesa Arnett Ford ‘66 James & Mary Jo Webb Fox ‘58, ‘59 Joe & Colleen Lanahan Foy ‘63, ‘65 Gary & Karen Reiter Fregeau ‘73, ‘73 Jason R. Gabriel ‘94 Randy & Allison Gallup Stefanie Pagano Gangano ‘84 Ms. Patricia Gardner Dr. & Mrs. Francisco Gaudier Paola Mullin Gehrig ‘85 Phillip & Jeanette Ghioto ‘64 Elizabeth Antone Gill ‘56 Anonymous Patrick S. Goodbread ‘62 Patrick R. Graney ‘91 Andrew W. Greenwood ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Guidi Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Guidos Judith Barren Guill ‘60 Morgan S. Gurr ‘09 Drs. Charles & Judella Haddad Jacqueline Barren Hageman ‘62 Valerie A. Hall ‘70 Shaughnessy & Mary Bullock Harms ‘93 John P. Hartley ‘77 Joe & Linda Bajalia Hassan ‘83 Rev. Msgr. Vincent J. Haut ‘60 F. Elizabeth Brown Haynes ‘58 Carolyn Head Helquist ‘63 Amber N. Henderson ‘03 Robert B. Hendry Jr. ‘65 Anonymous Patricia Phelan Higgins ‘65 Justin D. Hill ‘71 Dr. Sam S. Hill III ‘65 Patrick S. Hillegass ‘73 Maureen McMahon Hogan ‘72 Michael Hollack ‘73 Kara A. Hollins ‘04 William J. Holmes ‘65 Kevin & Tracee Holzendorf ‘85 Julianna Warren Howe ‘58

Charlene Moriarty Hubbard ‘71 Elmer G. Huber II ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hurdle Mr. & Mrs. Brett Isaac Sr. John E. Jackson III ‘73 Ryan T. Jaghab ’06 Mr. & Mrs. William N. James Fredric C. Jansen ‘57 James C. Johnson ‘78 Schamoun Joseph ‘77 John M. Joyce ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. E. Christopher Jubran ‘82 Shawn & Mariana Alvarez Kallivayalil ‘97, ’98 Thomas J. Keane ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. David P. Kennedy F. Brad & Kathy Kennelly ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. G. Preston Keyes Mr. E. Kienlen Jr. Caleb & Heather Kitchings ‘00 Anne Tuerk Klinepeter ‘79 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Knight Rev. Msgr. Eugene C. Kohls Mr. Arben Lari & Mrs. Rajmonda Gjondrekaj Marisol Ejercito Lauerman ‘89 Alexander S. Lawler ‘02 Russell S. Lawler ‘68 ✛ Mr. & Mrs. Norbert Lechwar Mr. & Mrs. George F. Leonard Elizabeth McInerney Lewis ‘78 W. Shannon “Sandy” Linning ‘56 Della Allen Linton ‘58 Ms. June L. Lundy * Mr. & Mrs. Michael Madden Patrick M. Madden ‘17 Shannon L. Madden ‘13 Eva M. Manley ‘78 Brian & Alex Maples The Hon. & Mrs. E. McRae Mathis Eric & Michelle Charko Mathis ‘06, ‘06 John T. McClure ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. McCormick Jerald & Diane Saleeba McCoy ‘84 Molly McGauley ‘91 * Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. McMillan Michael O. McNally ’62 Beth Wombough Medina ‘91 Dr. & Mrs. James Meschia Joseph & Patricia Zebouni Millan ‘74, ‘74 Chuck & Peggy Miller ‘81 Victoria Otero Miller ‘92 Julie Denkler Moloney ‘03 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon E. Molter Fred & Mimi Monsour ‘69 C. Elaine Floyd Montgomery ‘71 Cole & Katherine Kelly Moody ‘94, ‘97 Ms. Doreen S. Morningstar

Mary Bourbeau Morrison ‘60 Edward K. Mruz Jr. ‘68 ✛ J. Patrick Mulrennan ‘55 Jerry J. Mulvihill ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Munder K. Michael Munsch ‘65 Karen Munsch McNeill ‘67 Keith Ed Munsch ‘68 ✛ John & M. Bryan Brennan Nackashi ‘62, ’62 Karen V. Nasrallah ‘80 Lesley A. Newman ‘85 Michael Nguyen ‘02 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Noe Sean F. O’Brien ‘75 Devon A. O’Connor ‘00 Damon & Jamie Wathen Olinto ‘02, ‘03 David & Denise Becht Oliveria ‘71, ‘72 Todd & Stacey Beehner Orlando ‘84 Christopher & Catherine Edmonds O’Shea ‘69, ‘70 Kevin D. O’Shea ‘72 Dr. & Mrs. Raid G. Ossi Raymond G. Ossi ’77 * Helen Montoto Oxford ‘67 Anthony & Kathy Parete ‘80 Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Parker John M. Parr ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Ed Parrish Billy & Lynne Parry ‘84 Phillip H. Parsons ‘67 Patrick & Lara Campbell Patangan ‘90, ‘90 * Thomas R. Pennington ‘61 Mary Linehan Peterson ‘57 Amy Ford Petz ‘64 Dr. Katy C. Phelan ‘71 Mary Alice Barrett Phelan ‘60 William & Patricia Brennan Phelan ‘61, ‘63 Paul J. Porwoll ‘69 Fred B. Power ‘53 Mrs. Leslie K. Quaritius Mr. & Mrs. William E. Quillen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Raffo Thomas G. Raffo Jr. ‘86 Elizabeth R. Rall ‘56 Mary Pellicer Reihel ‘60 Mr. Norman C. Reimer George F. Revels Jr. ‘78 Dr. Richard M. Riley ‘68 ✛ Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Risberg Mary Schellenberg Risley ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. David R. Roberts John & Karen Lechwar Rowland ‘89, ‘89 Mary Frances King Ruddick ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Russell Mary Monsour Saig ‘73 Vincent & Carina Saladino ‘95 T. Anthony II & Julie Saleeba ‘87

Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Eduardo Santamaria Angela V. Schifanella ‘78 Richard Schlinkmann ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Seguin Drs. George & Maria Sellock Mr. & Mrs. Brian Sexton Anne Marie Shami ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Sharrah John P. Sheesley ’94 Jay D. Sherman ‘57 Thomas A. Sherrill ’07 * Barbara Koperski Sieck ‘56 Ms. Pamela Simpson Daniel J. Skelton ‘79 Riley & Megan Parete Skinner ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Sloan Jeff & Nancy Dunham Smith ‘69 Ms. Monica Smith-Harrell Martha V. Smyth, DMD ‘78 Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Sollee Jane Bellinger Sowerby ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Starus Julie Miller Steffen ‘79 H. Charles Stichweh ‘55 Mary Rowland Stouffer ‘88 Capt. & Mrs. Richard A. Stratton Anne Logue Sulzbacher ‘64 Tim & Kaki Bowler Sutherland ‘86, ‘86 * Mr. & Mrs. Chuck R. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Donald Thieman Scott & Aurea Thompson J. Patrick & Mary Pauline Nasrallah Thornton ‘82,‘86 * Mr. & Mrs. William J. Tierney Katherine Sollee Todd ‘68 ✛ Edward J. Towey ‘71 Drs. Frederick & Kelley Trent Mr. & Mrs. John Trevathan Mr. David Trotti & Mrs. Esther Byrd Cheryl A. Turner ‘80 Sarah E. Tuskey ‘02 Anonymous Rosalie Breen Villasis ‘60 Patrice Sullivan Vincent ‘65 Nancy Jo Dorsey Vining ‘56 Catherine Johnson Voxland ‘63 Brandon D. Wall ‘07 Justin T. Wall ‘06 William D. Wall ‘68 ✛ Earnest & Johnnyie Ferro Waller ‘68, ‘68 ✛ Susan M. Walsh ‘74 Judith Addison Wand ‘62 Ms. Nedra Warren Vincent & Charlene Golden Wascak ‘64, ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. James Weber * Eileen Buckles Wendell ‘70

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Brian A. Whitmire ‘78 Courtney J. Widman ‘13 Dr. & Mrs. J. Christopher Williams Rev. Fr. Michael S. Williams ‘57 Dennis & Dolores Corn Williamson ‘68, ’68 ✛ Rodney H. Williamson ’63 * Mary Beth Kelly Willson ‘69 Dayle Weaver Wilson ‘71 Maria Suarez Wilson ‘82 Thomas E. & Sherrie D. Wilson ‘68 ✛ LaMonte Hicks Woods ‘71 Alton W. Yates II ‘79 Rev. Fr. Dennis M. Young ‘72 Charles L. Youngblood IV ‘65

Cornerstone Club $50 to $99 Mr. & Mrs. Erik A. Airheart ‘85 Alex E. Aleman, D.D.S. ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Allen Maria Kaleel Anderson ‘74 Terry R. Anderson ‘71 Patrick C. Andreu ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest D. Anthony Margaret “Peggy” Brennan Austin ‘77 Steven M. Avera ‘87 * Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Baer Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Bak Paula Moore Barnes ‘65 Martha E. Barrett ‘68 * ✛ Christine H. Barry ‘66 Renee A. Bateh ‘82 Anonymous Thomas A. Beaudoin ‘74 Robert D. Bennett ‘81 Fred V. Berley ‘74 Anonymous Robert J. Bernath ‘57 Tara Sciurba Biggs ‘77 Richard H. Black ‘62 Susan Davies Borland ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bowen Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Bowenschulte Mr. & Mrs. Edgar D. Bracey III Michelle Krestalude Bressler ‘93 Lt. Col. Dennis E. Brown ‘59 John W. Bunn ‘64 Helen McMurry Burke ‘81 Monica M. Burke ‘72 Jason P. Busch ‘91 Rose Marie Brodeur Bush ‘54 Barbara Vallencourt Byrne ‘61 Jessica Norwood Chapman ‘61 Jorge A. Carrillo ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Augustus Clark Lori Beyrle Colavito ‘77 8

Nancy Mynihan Comish ‘54 Cathleen T. Connolly ‘95 Eileen M. Connolly ‘98 Brian & Sara Brown Corrigan ’05, ‘06 Mr. & Mrs. Rick Costner Camille Fuss Crabtree ‘53 Jeffrey & Renee Saleeba Crabtree ‘82 David & Debra Abraham Cratem ‘81, ‘88 Thomas S. Crisp ‘02 Eileen Vogl Croft ‘69 John W. Cushen ‘61 James & Kim Cusick ‘85 Sherry Kujawa Czerniejewski ‘71 Andrew J. Davey ‘85 Anonymous Ms. Beth Dickson John E. Dieter III ‘66 Adeline Ryan Dobson ‘74 Pamela Moran Dockins ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Dominger Anonymous Marjorie Langen DuBois ‘55 Stephen & Bonnie Arnett Duncan ‘70, ‘70 Michael A. Durcan ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Durfee * Elizabeth J. Elian ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Glenn “Boo” English ‘81 Elise Docster Enterkin ’05 * Jeffrey C. Felton ‘68 ✛ Theresa Rogero Ferlisi ‘69 Michael Ferrante ‘71 Jody Lamar Finklea ‘91 Charles & Nellie Flynn Jr. ‘56 Patricia Ward Foulk ‘55 Mr. & Mrs. Brian D. Franco Lisa Crowder Frank ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Fristrom Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Gardner Paul & Hazel Boyle Ghiotto ‘66, ’68 ✛ Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Gill Glen H. Gish ‘58 Anonymous Cynthia Curry Gonnering ‘57 Kimberly Knowles Graham ‘88 Nancy Masters Guggisberg ‘74 Natasha Cumberbatch Harp ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Harrison Mary Anne Solomon Hashem ‘63 Jessica Zimmerman Hedrick ‘04 Jim & Marty MacNamara Heekin ‘66, ‘69 Phil & Danielle Helow ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. John T. Hentz Mrs. Diane H. Herbert John W. Herbert Jr. ‘56 Thomas M. Hern ‘10 Patrick J. Higgins ‘71 M. Linda Wood Hills ‘65

Lauren Weedon Hopkins ’95 R. Mark Horner ‘74 Xavier R. Houle ‘98 Mr. & Mrs. Mike J. Hulihan Ms. Barbara Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Joyce Mr. & Dr. Firas Khadour Laura LeMoione Karabinis ‘65 Susan Davenport Kauffmann ‘03 Kevin & Maureen McGovern Kennedy ‘80, ‘80 Joan Luplow Kilgallon ‘62 H. Anthony “Tony” Kimball ‘70 John A. King ‘76 Beverly Barton Kolodinsky ‘57 Jay & Susan Grippi Koster ‘94 Mr. & Mrs. David Kowalski Michael D. Kozak ‘73 William H. Krechowski ‘65 Paula Porter Kryceski ‘72 Louis R. LaGrande ‘65 Ms. Monica Laurin James D. Lawlor, MD ‘72 Diane Bohnstengel Lawrence ‘73 Kenneth A. Lawson ‘60 Thomas J. Lesso ‘71 Kathleen Brown Lester ‘70 Paul D. Lewis Jr. ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lindros Frank & Mary McMahon Linn ‘65, ‘73 James J. Logue ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lohr Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Long Colleen Lumley ‘81 Daniel R. Luvisi ‘70 James P. Manahan ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mann Carla Glaraton Marrow ‘73 M. Casey Martin ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Martin Gregory R. Martini III ‘83 Alex D. Mathis ‘07 Anonymous Terry L. McCook ‘64 Margaret Pellicer McCully ‘54 Joanne Brugnolotti McLeroy ‘76 Joseph W. Mehrtens III ‘60 Lorraine Bateh Meide ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley K. Miller Anonymous Rose M. Minton ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Mock Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Mohr James T. Monahan III ‘85 Doris (Bunni) Thornhill Moore ’54 * Elisabeth Floyd Morley ‘67 Ms. Ann M. Mott Georgia Fallin Moye ‘71

Lynn Fowler Mullaney ‘73 Mary Ann King Nabywaniec ‘67 JoAnn Abood Najem ‘53 Paul J. Napoli ‘02 Ashlyn E. Nassar ‘13 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Neaves Ann Morrow Nelson ‘63 Jon G. Nerf ‘81 Diana Romey NesSmith ‘57 Paul R. Newman ‘61 Kyle D. Nisbett ‘92 William J. Norris ‘73 Barbara Meixell Nuernberger ‘65 Jack T. Obi ‘69 James W. Obi ’65 * Therese Donelan Odell ‘75 Donald W. Ogden ‘54 Michael J. O’Loughlin ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. John J. O’Neill Gregory J. Ossi ‘86 Patrick B. Ossi '91 Rosalie Ossi ‘60 Sandra A. Ossi ‘67 Cynthia L. Packevicz-Jarriel '80 Julie Revels Page ‘80 Trenton D. Parete ‘10 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen O. Parker Gerald “Jay” H. Parks III ‘81 Diane Howard Parliment ‘70 Charles G. Parsons ‘64 Michael J. Phelan ‘77 Melissa Blanchart Pierce ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Porazinski Dr. Linda Seghers Press ‘68 ✛ Wilvin “Bill” W. Racca ‘64 Ms. Nancy Ragonese José I. Ramirez ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Say Reh Barbara Toney Remich ‘55 Lynda Horne Respess ‘79 Mr. & Mrs. Randolph C. Reyes Royce C. Reyes ‘14 John & Winnie McGowan Richardson ‘63, ‘68✛ John & Theresa Smith Richter ‘81, ‘83 Kenneth E. Risberg ‘04 Kristi Stapf Roberge ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Otto F. Rosasco Timothy M. Rucci ‘74 Barbara Haut Ruppert ‘63 Thomas M. Ryan ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. William St. Peter Marie Cross Scidmore ‘58 Susan Devenny Sciolino ‘79 Melissa A. Seguin ‘16 Mrs. Esther Serrano Mike & Karen Shalley ‘68 ✛ Barry A. Shaw ‘61

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Sherman Gloria Bryant Simonds ‘57 Robert T. Sims ‘08 James A. Snelgrove ‘54 Jerry & Diane Livaudais Snelgrove ‘55,‘59 William B. Steckroth ‘64 Sharon Politowski Storey ‘76 Kenneth & Margaret Schuchts Szortyka ‘79, ‘83 Robert E. Tanner III ‘74 Frank J. Tassone Jr. ‘66 Mr. Jason Teal Jacqueline Teichert ‘04 Debra D. Telli-Jackson ‘83 David W. Terbrueggen ‘59 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Terranella Valencia J. Thayer ‘77 Katharine Monfort Thomas ‘06 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Toney ‘87 Laura Shapiro Torrey ‘72 Karen Huber Tracy ‘76 Clay & Colleen Tucker ‘81 Joanna M. Tuskey ‘03 Lisa Grenville Urbanek ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. George Verney Karen Stichway Vieira ‘75 Anonymous Col. & Mrs. James A. Vohr Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Wagner Jack T. Waitrovich ’17 Mr. & Mrs. David Wakefield John B. Walker ‘64 Anonymous Susan Jones Wallis ‘70 Bob & Mary Bowler West ‘72 Benjamin & Nicole Bush White ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Wildsmith Carol Bunn Wilkinson ‘63 Susan E. Woods ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Chris M. Wooten Billy W. Wright Jr. ‘86 Jan Bodner Workman ‘73 Tim & Laura Faustini Yocum ‘77

Friends of BK $25 to $49 Dr. Vilmar J. Abelardo ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Dean Aldrich Bonita Bon Alexander ‘64 Wayne & Nancy Collier Allyn ‘66, ‘66 Marguerite J. Andreu ‘60 Richard B. Baccash ‘72 Mrs. Barbara A. Banks Dorothy Schill Barbarito ‘54 Mary Ann Sabbag Barenti ‘54

James & Donna Goubeaud Barrett ‘57 Drs. Steven & Susana Barsky Joy Batteh-Freiha ‘79 Sr. Rita A. Baum, SSJ ‘59 Jean King Beckwith ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Bell ‘84 Joanne Eller Bell ‘55 Patricia A. Bludworth ‘66 Kimberly Johnson Bradford ‘73 Anonymous David L. Brown Jr. ‘98 Martha Bohn Budetti ‘85 Bruce L. Buerkle ‘71 Brett A. Bunke ‘90 Zachary & Lindsay Lewe Burnett ‘01, ‘02 Eloy R. Bustillo ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Cabrey Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Rosario Cartolano Bernadette Bannon Cavari ‘61 Lisa R. Chanacki ‘82 Peter J. Chitko ‘78 Robert P. Clark ‘59 William T. Comstock ‘74 Lawrence “Skip” & Susan Edmonds Cooney ‘69, ‘69 Chase A. Crabtree ‘10 Ross W. Crabtree ‘09 Zach & Kayla Grant Crabtree ‘06, ‘06 Georgina Roces Crago ‘71 Jeannette Ossi Currie ‘54 Patricia Burke Dagata ‘62 – In memory of John Burke ‘65 & Chris Burke ‘67 Susan Lester Davis ‘80 Susan McGovern Dean ‘67 Marie E. Dolan ‘60 M. Carol Conlon Domville ’60 Stephen M. Donelan ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Duclos Ms. Jennifer Dyess Anonymous Mrs. Mary Ann L. Ervin Antoinette “Toni” Harvey Ferrell ‘57 Theresa Tassone Fitzsimmons ‘67 Bill & Carol Thenoils Florenz ‘69 Richard C. Foy ‘57 Dianne Rowe Fritch ‘53 Michael & Peggy Quinn Gannon ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Paulin Gjergji James & Kristy Zimmerman Gray ‘02, ‘04 William H. Griscom ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Bryant Grove Regina Wadsworth Hardwick ‘65 Mary Fritch Hautala ‘93 J. Patrick & LeeAnn McNamara Heekin ‘77, ‘78 Jamie A. Heekin ‘10 Kevin P. Heekin ‘08 Marty M. Heekin ‘13 9

Samuel J. Heekin ‘15 Maria Ignacio Hemphill ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Jose M. Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hoyt Anonymous Peter M. Johnston ‘73 Anna Simmons Jones ‘75 Richard A. Jordan ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kaniut Patricia McCarthy King ‘69 Ms. Claudia Kowkabany Denise E. Kowkabany ‘71 Nancy Crooks Larson ‘68 ✛ Mr. & Mrs. Curtis W. Leggett, Jr. Paul Liebert ‘79 Charles S. Linning ’57 Lena Bray Loveless ‘58 Kathleen A. Lyons ’68 ✛ Kathleen Kennedy Lyons ‘61 Anonymous Christine Parr Marz ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Mayo Frank R. McCaffrey ‘61 Daniel J. McCaskill ‘73 Mark W. McCormick ‘06 Molly A. McCormick ‘06 Margie Murray Mears ‘54 Jonathan W. Meide ‘98 Maripat Dunham Meide ‘71 Sr. Josephine M. Melican, SSJ ‘54 Mr. & Mrs. Chamin Mendis Cdr. & Mrs. Kort J. Meyer Catherine Brown Monahan ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mosley Ralph T. Mosley ‘56 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Moss Maxwell S. Mull ‘08 Jerry & Carreme Nackashi ‘72 Kathleen Chitko Naugle ‘82 Karen J. Newman ‘90 Carolyn Ossi Nofal ‘70 Josephine Pierce Oetjen ‘67 Thomas T. Ossi ‘67 Ms. Teri B. Pendleton James P. Pierotti ‘69 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pourciau Janine McCarthy Radford ‘81 Brooklyn M. Ramirez ’10 Alberto M. Raphael ‘69 Dorothy Patricia Pellicer Richens ‘55 Kerry Richo ‘04 Dr. Franklin & Emily Arnold Rios ‘90, ’04 Ms. Gail Rogers Mary Ann Bryant Russo ‘55 Keith L. St. Peter ‘02

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Laura St. Peter ‘04 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Schmidt William H. Sherman ‘16 Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Smith Ms. Susan C. Smith Christine J. Solomon ‘73 Jennifer Rizk Spinelli ‘95 Madison M. Shaw ‘14 Michael T. Shine ‘07 Sarah Altee Stuckey ‘06 Esther Chao Sugarman ‘67 Fayvette C. Switzer ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Taggart * Janet Horner Taylor ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Ric Terry Gail Johnson Thelen ‘67 Mr. & Dr. David Tola Andrée M. Tremoulet, Ph.D. ‘73 John F. Tuerk Jr. ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Walker Ms. Hadley Walters Patricia Roebig Ware ‘57 John W. Wassmer ‘55 Colleen Meehan Webb ‘95 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Webster Sharon Crement Whipple ‘71 Jordan M. Whitford '14 Tim Wilkinson ‘01 Claudia Parr Willette ‘68 ✛ Anonymous Grace Tassone Wilson ‘67 Peyton B. Wilson ‘15 Kelly Corrigan Wood ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Dante P. Zarzoso Joan Rich Zoranski ‘58

Gifts of $25 Lauren R. Anastase ‘07 J. Scott Brogdon ‘61 Anonymous Stephanie T. Castro ‘03 Terry Jacobs Combs ‘72 Mary Anne Ryan Connor ‘64 Patricia A. Dearing ‘66 Janice R. Farhat ‘82 Stephen A. Faustini ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. John Adams Grant Charles M. Haddad ‘13 Anonymous John “Jack” M. Heekin ‘00 Anonymous Sharon Broderick Hench ‘73 Mary Ann Oldham Hrdlicka ‘56 Harriet Cox Hrezo ‘58 Ramon J. Jordan ‘73

E. Jack Kulas ‘69 Jan Norris Lee ‘78 Anonymous David G. Locke ‘90 Art Logie ‘55 Miranda McCown ‘12 Cody T. McElveen ‘15 Mary Fuller Wilson McElveen ‘70 Rev. Fr. Edward W. Murphy Anonymous Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Ramirez Coralynn Torio Roberts ‘90 Mrs. Luz M. Rodriguez Ms. Janette Salem Katherine Clark Silverglate ‘81 Sister Carol E. Stovall, SSJ ‘67 Erin N. Terranella ‘00 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Trifiletti Dustin Romans Van Antwerp ‘86 Jerome & Kathleen Watson ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Rick Williams Mike & Mary Cameron Yarborough ‘82 Ronald C. Zamora ‘69 Margaret “Peggy” Niegowski Zeiser ‘72 Anonymous

Matching Gift Partners Aetna Foundation, Inc. American Express Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Herndon’s Automotive Co. Inc. Home Depot Mary Pauline Dance Conservatory Medtronic Foundation Microsoft Northwestern Mutual Foundation Pfizer Foundation The Prudential Foundation Voya Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

* Matching Gift Donor ** St. Pius Scholarship Fund Established by the Bishop Kenny Class of 1962 ✛ Class of 1968 Memorial Scholarship Fund Every effort has been made to provide an accurate report. If an error has been made, please accept our apology and notify the Advancement Office. A correction will be made.

AUCTION REPORT ar Calend r u o Y Mark ers

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32nd Annual Auction Net proceeds from the BK Boosters auction held in April reached $138,000, a new record. The club will use the money for projects that benefit BK’s academic and athletic programs. Nearly 500 guests attended this year’s auction held on Saturday, April 21. Dinner and dessert were provided by Carrabba’s Italian Grill and Bruster’s Ice Cream. Auctioneer Luman Beasley, who volunteered his services for the evening, kept the bidding going as an enthusiastic crowd raised their paddles in the live auction portion of the program. The silent auction tables featured beautiful gift baskets, gift certificates, getaways, and items including electronics, sports memorabilia, sporting goods, housewares, jewelry, artwork and more.

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Since 1986 the auction has generated net proceeds of $2.5 million and has helped to pay for everything from team uniforms and postseason transportation for athletic teams to air-conditioning the gym, adding sound equipment to the Performing Arts Center, paying a $100,000 pledge to resurface the track, and underwriting the cost of sending students to Washington, D.C. to participate in the March for Life.

The list of auction donors on pages 12-13 includes many BK Alumni. Please join them in supporting this important annual event. If you would like to be an event sponsor or contribute an item or service to the 2019 BK Boosters Auction please contact Sheila Marovich in the Office of Advancement 398-7545 or advancement@bishopkenny.org.

This year’s Dilly Dilly basket featuring items inspired by the popular series of Budwesier commercials was a big hit. (L-R) Debbie Hanania and Katherine Gibson assemble this very heavy basket that featured plenty of bottles of Bud, t-shirts, koozies and much more. More than 100 baskets were put together by our dedicated crew this year.

Thank you all!

The jewelry table is always a popular silent auction station.

The silent auction features over 400 items each year.

Bidders check their bids often throughout the evening.

BK Boosters Chairman Anthony Parete raises his paddle during the Live Auction. 105 items were sold by Auctioneer Luman Beasley during a very lively live auction generating $72,550.

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Thank You

Auction Sponsors We are grateful to the following sponsors who underwrite the expenses incurred in putting on an event of this size and our success is due in large part to their generous support. Please patronize their businesses and be sure to thank them for their support of Bishop Kenny High School.

Auction Patrons Cherokee Printing, Inc. Coca-Cola Janice Davis Mack & Karen Mathis Now Picture This Mr. Scott Solliday John & Tanya Rowe

Capt. & Mrs. Richard A. Stratton USN (Ret) The Sullivan Family Donald & Susan Thieman Trad’s Garden Center Dr. John & Mary Wolford

Luman E. Beasley Auctioneers, Inc.

Professional Auction Services Generously Provided By

Luman E. Beasley Auctioneers, Inc. Luman has been with us now for 14 years and does an outstanding job of making sure that we realize as much value as we possibly can from our live auction items. His enthusiastic and professional manner is much appreciated. If you have the need for the services of an auctioneer, we whole-heartedly recommend

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Luman Beasley Auctioneers, Inc. 730-3795 398-5614

Auction Donors The following is a list of donors who provided items in support of the 32nd Annual BK Boosters Auction. Words cannot express our gratitude for their loyalty to our school.

Many donors are graduates and past parents and we thank them, too, for their kind support.

1st Place Sports 121 Financial Credit Union 4Rivers Smokehouse - John Rivers ‘84 A Social Affair Dance Studio ACT Prep Florida Acura of Orange Park Advanced Dermatology Adventure Landing Dean & Karen Aldrich Alhambra Dinner Theatre & Dining Mark & Michelle Allen All-State Vacuum ALSCO Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance Amelia Island Golf Academy Amelia Island Wine Company Amelia River Cruises & Charters Aquatica-SeaWorld’s Waterpark Glenda Atwood Auld & White Constructors Awards Unlimited of Jacksonville Mike & Kathy Azzarello BBVA Compass

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Jason Bajalia ‘91 Baker’s Sports Balfour Yearbooks Jennifer Barkoskie Bar Zin Bistro & Wine Bar Baxter’s Bar & Grill Restaurant bb’s Restaurant & Bar Luman Beasley Rich & Debbie Benoit Dina Bergin Bestbet Jim Bishop ‘80 BK Angels BK Art Club BK Baseball Parents BK Boys’ & Girls’ Basketball Parents BK Boosters BK Campus Ministry BK Cheerleading Parents BK Chorus Parents BK Boys’ & Girls’ Cross Country Parents BK Crusader Yearbook Staff BK Family & Consumer Sciences

If you are an alumnus of Bishop Kenny and would like to help by making a donation to Auction 2019, please call Sheila Marovich, Director of Advancement at 398-7545.

Your donation, large or small, will be gratefully accepted.

BK Football Parents BK Freshman Class BK German Club BK Golf Parents BK Interact Club BK Junior Class BK Latin Club BK National Honor Society BK Newspaper-The Shield BK Office of Guidance Services BK Red & White Girls BK Senior Class BK Boys’ & Girls’ Soccer Parents BK Softball Parents BK Sophomore Class BK Spanish Club BK Student Council BK St. Vincent de Paul Society BK Support Staff BK Swim Team Parents BK Boys’ & Girls’ Tennis Parents BK Boys’ & Girls’ Track & Field Parents BK Volleyball Parents

BK Wrestling Parents BK ZIP Club Jim Black Blessed Trinity Catholic Church Bluewater Health & Aesthetics Ray Boston & Becky Iddings Ed Bowe Joe & April Bradley ‘84 Paul & Joan Bradley Charles & Vanessa Brackett Barbara Bray Arthur Browning, MD Bruster’s Ice Cream Bucky & Carmel Buchanan Coach Jerry Buckley’s Basketball Camp Captain David Burns Busch Gardens - Tampa Bush Construction Company, Inc. Paul & Phyllis Verchick Bush ‘80 David & Susan Caples Carpet Concepts, Inc. Donors continued on page 13

Donors continued from page 12 Carrabba’s Italian Grill John & Susan Caruso Casa Marina Hotel & Restaurant Catholic Charities Celtic Charm Fred & Cindy Chambers Champion Cycle & Fitness Paul & Jill Chappano Chartwells/Compass Group Cherokee Printing, Inc. Gus & Diane Clark Max & Denise Clark Sam & Janet Clements Coca-Cola Company-Jacksonville Matt & Julie Heekin Cogburn ‘92 Michael Francis Connelly ‘00 Copeland’s of New Orleans Coriander Farm Bert & Caroline Costa Cottage by the Sea CoventBridge Group George P. Coyle & Sons, Inc. Chip & Lori Crabtree ‘82 Zach & Kayla Crabtree ’06, ‘06 Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens Dana’s Limousine & Transportation Service Rev. Msgr. Mortimer Danaher Janice Davis Deercreek Country Club Deerwood Country Club Bob & Betty De Luca Joe & Mary DeSalvo The Devenny Family Sharon Dover Cub & Allyson Driggers ‘88 Matt & Carrie Driscoll Chef Shawn Dugan Jessica Durbin Jeff & Gina Durfee Mr. & Mrs. John S. Duss IV ‘60 Jenna Dyess ‘20 Katie Herndon Eames ‘02 Coach Tommy Edwards’ Baseball Camp Tommy Edwards’ ‘83 Bruce & Gina Fafard Musa & Gina Farmand ‘78 Paige & May Feigenbaum Fernandina Beach Golf Club Firehouse Subs The Florida Times-Union Fox Jewelry & Loan Co. Joe & Colleen Foy ’63, ‘65 Ben Gamel ‘10 Rev. Fr. Sebastian George Pam Gibson Ron & M.J. Ginder Glen Kernan Golf & Country Club Lisa Glisson ‘81 Golf Club of Amelia Island Golf Club at North Hampton Mark Greco Karen Griffin Joe & Dorothy Grippi John Grisham Rev. Fr. Jhon Guarnizo Charles & Judella Haddad Hanania Automotive Group Dr. Sam Hanania ‘83 Shaughnessy & Mary Bullock Harms ‘93 Tim & Susan Harrison Linda Bajalia Hassan ‘83 Gil & Melanie Hayag David & Susan Kulik Heekin ’93, ‘93

Jim & Marty MacNamara Heekin ’66, ‘69 John “Jack” Heekin ‘00 Mary Lynn Heekin ‘05 Rob & Elizabeth Peters Heekin ’90, ‘97 Rob & Mary Lynn Heekin ’68, ‘68 Thomas & Lauren Streepy Heekin ’08, ‘11 Kriss Herndon Herndon’s Automotive HipHop Fish & Chicken Hola Cuban Cafe Jeff & Deborah Hollenbeck Hotel Indigo HWV Electrical & Mechanical Contractors Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Waterfront I&C Cleaners, Inc. Ralf Ingwersen In River or Ocean JJ’s Bistro Jacksonville Jaguars Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute Jacksonville Sports Council Jacksonville Sports Cards & Memorabilia Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens J. Alexander’s Restaurant Jimmy John’s Beeb Lanahan Johnson ‘93 J-Tech Institute Gregg & Tracy Jones Julington Creek Fish Camp Justin Vineyards Katherine Way Collection Katie’s Light Ralph & Maura Kelly Rev. Fr. William Kelly Kendra Scott Donna Kibler ‘72 Caleb & Heather Kitchings ‘00 Rev. Msgr. Eugene Kohls Krystal Klean Window Washing Chelsea Wilhoite Kroll ‘07 Lanahan Lumber Co. LaNopalera Landmark Vineyards Rev. Fr. Michael Larkin Josef Leader Leila’s George & Linda Leonard Rev. Fr. Christopher Liguori Lindt Chocolatier Christy Loberger The Loop Pizza Grill Main Event Entertainment Mandarin Dental Professionals Mandarin Liquors- Jack & Maysoon Ossi Mani Pedi Spa David & Sheila Marovich Pete Marovich Mack & Karen Mathis Bill & Sarah Maxson Mercury Carpet & Flooring John Namen ‘85 Dave Merrill Miami Marlins Mary Monfort Cole & Kate Moody ’94, ‘97 Doug, Niki & Sydney Moran Brian & Silvia Morrill MosquitoNix Jennifer Hooper O’Neal ‘08 Nassau Health Foods Neff Company

Noreen Young Make-Up Studio Nothing Bundt Cakes Now Picture This Frame Shop Cheryl O’Connor Devon O’Connor ‘00 Patrick & Melissa O’Connor ’97 Damon & Janet Olinto ’79, ‘82 Sarah Olson Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort On the Green Salon & Day Spa Todd & Stacey Orlando ‘84 Anthony & Kathy Parete ‘80 Bill & Shirley Parry Andy Peters ’01 Pet Paradise PGA Tour PGA Tour Experiences at the PGA Academy at the World Golf Village Picasso’s Pilot Pen Corporation THE PLAYERS Championship Premier Medical Spa PRP Wine International, Inc. Publix Super Markets, Inc. Pusser’s Caribbean Grille Rev. Fr. Martin Raj John & Maria Randle Dr. Randolph’s Pharmacy & Wellness Store Coach Bobby Raulerson RC Uniforms Reddi-Arts Rejen Retreats Paul Riley Art Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Ritz-Carlton Amelia Island River City Brewing Company Riverside Liquors Gary & Terry Roberts Roberts’ South Bank Pharmacy Rev. Fr. Edward Rooney Rooster’s Men’s Grooming Center Pete Helow ‘69 John & Tanya Rowe The Rowland Family Royal Palm Village Wine & Tapas Ruth’s Chris Steak House Saint Johns Golf & Country Club Vinny & Carina Saladino ‘95 Salt Life Food Shack San Jose Country Club San Juan del Rio Catholic Church San Juan del Rio Parents San Marco Bookstore Desiree Molyneaux Bailey ’92 San Marco Theatre Sargent Cycle Products North America SAT Prep Florida Ron Scalisi Architects Councilman Matt Schellenberg ’71 Jennifer Schoening SeaWorld Adventure Park Ed & Katie Seguin Drs. George & Maria Sellock Mike & Karen Shalley ’68 Jack & Tiffany Shaw Sheriff David Shoar Shooters of Jacksonville Pam Simpson Sissine’s Office Systems, Inc. Sam Sissine ’88 Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine, FL Clarity Graphic Design Inc. Nancy Dunham Smith ‘69

Scott D. Solliday Sonny’s Bar-B-Q - Ed Tubel ‘65 Stanley Steemer - Lance Stoner ’98 Starbucks St. Francis Inn Bed & Breakfast St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office St. Joseph Catholic Church St. Augustine Alligator Farm St. Vincent’s HealthCare System Stein Mart, Inc. Stellers Gallery Capt. & Mrs. Richard A. Stratton USN (Ret) Strike-Zone Fishing Rev. Fr. Donal Sullivan The Sullivan Family Jeff Suslak Chris & Wendi Parete Sutton ‘88 Swisher International Charise Szwed John & Suzanne Taylor Debbi-Telli-Jackson ‘83 Ric & Jackie Terry Terry’s Kitchen, Inc. Rev. Fr. John Tetlow ‘72 Theatre Jacksonville Donald & Susan Thieman Things Very Special - Noel Michael ‘96 Scott Thompson Noreen Thurson Total Wine & More TPC Sawgrass Trad’s of Jacksonville, Inc.- Lou & Betty Nackashi Trad ‘57 Ron & Catherine Turner Underwood Jewelers Terry Talley Venters V Pizza VENUS Paul Waitrovich Tim Wall Walsh Investment Consulting Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC The Wardroom Ltd. Rafi & Denise Wartan ‘84 Kathleen Watson The Well Watering Hole Bistro Bob & Mary Bowler West ‘72 Brett West ‘05 Whit’s Frozen Custard With the Wind Productions - Scott Stevens David & Leila Williams With the Wind Productions, LLC Coach Suzanne Winkler’s Volleyball Camp Mary Wolford Megan Wordell ‘17 World Golf Hall of Fame James Wray Coach Laurie Wray’s Softball Camp Jeff & Carol Wright The Write Touch W.W. Gay Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

Please note that this list does not include the more than 250 names of individuals that contributed to the Basket Shoppe and other silent and live auction areas. We are very grateful to each individual auction donor but space would not allow for a complete list in this publication.

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CLASS OF 2018 Graduation Week 2018

66th Graduating Class of BKHS Commencement exercises for the 292-member Bishop Kenny High School Class of 2018 took place at the University of North Florida Arena on Saturday, May 26. Graduation week festivities also included an awards program at UNF and Mass at St. Joseph’s Church in Mandarin. Bishop Kenny graduate and President Emeritus, Rev. Michael Houle ’71 presided at Mass.

After welcoming the assembled graduates and an estimated 3,500 guests, Bishop Felipe Estévez opened the graduation ceremony with prayer. Bishop was joined on stage by Diocesan Superintendent of Schools Deacon Scott Conway, Principal Todd Orlando, BK President Emeritus Rev. Michael Houle ’71, graduation speaker Mr. Damon Olinto ’79, School Board President Anthony Parete ’80, and Vice-Principals Vincent Saladino ’95 and Mary DeSalvo.

Rev. Father Michael R. Houle ‘71, President Emeritus of Bishop Kenny High School presided at graduation Mass.

delivered the Valedictory address. The Bishop Kenny Chorus, under the direction of Mr. John Shannon, performed two selections, Hail, Bishop Kenny! and It Sings in Me. Each was enthusiastically received.

Mr. Damon Olinto, a member of the Bishop Kenny Class of 1979, delivered the graduation address. Mr. Olinto, a former teacher and baseball coach at BK is a successful businessman who is Market President of Synovus Bank of Jacksonville.

A dedicated volunteer, Mr. Olinto served as Chairman of the 2018 Players Championship. He is also well known throughout Jacksonville for his many other volunteer activities.

Bishop Estévez presented a diploma to each graduate.

The BK Class of 2018 has a 100% college acceptance rate and has earned over $12.4 million in college scholarships. We wish these fine students God’s blessings in their future endeavors.

Valedictorian Eliana Namen addresses the audience at graduation.

Miss Madeline Ward, Salutatorian, welcomed the assembled guests on behalf of the Class of 2018 and Eliana Namen

(L-R) Vice Principals Mary DeSalvo and Vincent Saladino ‘95, School Board President Anthony Parete ‘80, President Emeritus Rev. Michael R Houle ‘71, Bishop Felipe Estévez, graduation speaker Mr. Damon Olinto ‘79, Superintendent of Schools Deacon Scott Conway, and Principal Todd Orlando gather before commencement exercises at the University of North Florida in May

Damon Olinto '79 - Addresses Graduates Damon Olinto, BK ’79 delivered this year’s graduation address. In his comments, Mr. Olinto shared that during a meeting he’d had with students in preparation for this occasion, he learned the following, “You have valued your years at Bishop Kenny, where you learned the principles of hard work and dedication, experiencing the academic rigor and the challenge to put your all into something wonderful. You honored the passion and talent of your incredibly qualified teachers – and affirmed that their support for you to reach your greatest potential has been unlimited.

You also told me that you want your parents to know that you are prepared for the next step in life. The resounding theme of the meeting was that Bishop Kenny has a welcoming feeling to students and a feeling of inclusion and diversity. Bishop Kenny truly is a family.”

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Senior Awards 2018 he Senior Awards Program is one of the highlights of graduation week. Held at the University of North Florida, parents of seniors come to watch their students as they are called forward to accept the many scholarships, service awards, and other presentations made at the program. Vice-Principal Mary DeSalvo served as emcee of this year’s ceremony. After welcoming the assembled parents, students, and special guests, Mrs. DeSalvo turned the program over to Mr. Scott Sberna who introduced Student Council President Madeline Ward who then opened the program with a prayer.

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Photos: With the Wind Productions

In addition to the many scholarships, service awards and other presentations that were made, the following memorial awards were presented to members of the Class of 2018.

These awards are given annually in tribute to people who, each in their own way, left a mark on our school.

John Burke Award presenter Mr. Terry Russell ‘62 with winner Evan Loadholtz

onship runner, Katie was also involved in a host of extracurricular activities at BK. Each year student nominees are submitted to a selection committee for anonymous consideration. The recipient is selected based on academic achievement, athletic participation, and service to school and community. The scholarship is just one leg of the foundation’s activities which also focus on raising awareness and support for organ donation programs. The Katie Scholar receives a one-time scholarship of $1,000. Mr. and Mrs. David Caples presented the 2018 Katie Caples Scholarship to Nicholas Taylor.

JOHN BURKE AWARD The John Burke Award is presented to the male or female student who demonstrates exceptional achievement in both academics and athletics. John Burke ‘65 was an outstanding scholar-athlete who lettered in three sports football, baseball, and track. John died in a workplace accident during the summer between his freshman and sophomore years at the University of Florida. The Burke family selects the recipient of this award and makes the presentation annually. The winner’s name is added to a perpetual plaque that is displayed in the school gymnasium and a commemorative plaque is given to the recipient. A scholarship in the amount of $1000 is also given to the winner. This year Mr. Terry Russell, a friend of the Burke Family and member of the BK Class of 1962, presented the award to Evan Loadholtz.

KATIE CAPLES SCHOLARSHIP The Katie Caples Scholarship is provided by the foundation established in memory of Katie, a member of the Class of 1999 who passed away during her junior year as the result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident. An honor student and state champi-

David and Susan Caples presented the annual Katie Caples Scholarship to Nicholas Taylor.

NICHOLAS SIMON DENNIS AWARD The Nicholas Simon Dennis Award is presented by the Dennis Family to the student who most closely mirrors the interests or qualities of their son Nicholas, a member of the Class of 2004, who passed away at the beginning of his senior year. A love for history and humanities is the prerequisite quality for the recipient of this award. Faculty members, especially the AP History teacher, are consulted in the selection process. The recipient of this award is presented with a commemorative plaque and a check in the amount of $1,000. Academic Dean Mr. Michael Broach made this year’s presentation to Dalton Lowrie.

Academic Dean, Mr. Michael Broach presented the Nicholas Simon Dennis Award to Dalton Lowrie.

CLAY ROBERTS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP The Clay Roberts Memorial Scholarship is presented by the family of Clay Roberts, a member of the BK Class of 2007. The scholarship celebrates the life of Clay who passed away during his senior year. This renewable scholarship is presented to a male or female student who has participated in varsity athletics, has maintained a strong academic and extra-curricular record, and has demonstrated the qualities of fair play and team spirit. The presentation plaque applauds the winner for making a positive difference in the daily lives of others through words and actions. In addition to the plaque, the winner receives a renewable four-year scholarship with a value of up to $4,000. Connor Sidman is the 2018 winner of the Clay Roberts Memorial Scholarship. Dr. Gary and Terry Roberts, and their daughter Casey ‘10, presented this year’s scholarship at the ceremony..

Dr. Gary and Mrs. Terry Roberts pictured with Clay Roberts Scholarship winner Connor Sidman, Peggy Sidman, and Casey Roberts ’10 Awards continued on page 16

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Awards continued from page 15

2018 Bishop John J. Snyder

Peace in Christ Award Madeline Elizabeth Ward ‘18 received the prestigious Bishop John J. Snyder Peace In Christ Award at this year’s graduation Mass held at St. Joseph’s Church in Mandarin. The annual award is presented by Principal Todd Orlando.

Madeline was selected because she best exemplified the following virtues lived out by Bishop Snyder:

Academic Dean Mr. Michael Broach presented the Sister Vincent Lourcey, SSJ Scholarship to Jared Bowling.

SISTER MARY VINCENT LOURCEY, SSJ SCHOLARSHIP

Principal Todd Orlando presented the Bishop John J. Snyder Peace in Christ Award to Madeline Ward at Graduation Mass.

v Good academic standing

v Character reflects humility

v A record of service to others

v A commitment to resolving conflicts peacefully v A sign of compassion and concern for others v Actively involved in his/her church

The announcement of Madeline as this year’s recipient was met with a heartfelt round of applause.

An outstanding student and this year’s Salutatorian, Madeline has earned the respect of both her classmates and teachers.

The Sister Mary Vincent Lourcey, SSJ Scholarship is presented in memory of this fine teacher who left an indelible mark on Bishop Kenny High School. Sister Vincent, who was loved and respected by students and faculty alike, taught Latin at BK for more than 25 years. The scholarship, sponsored by Bishop Kenny High School, is awarded annually to a graduating senior who will be attending a Catholic college or university. The recipient receives a plaque and a scholarship check in the amount of $1,000. Mr. Michael Broach presented the award to Jared Bowling who was selected as this year’s Sister Mary Vincent Scholarship winner.

JOHN J. WILL MEMORIAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP The John J. Will Memorial Science and Technology Scholarship is provided by Ms. Lark Will, BK Class of 1977 in memory of her father, John J. Will, an engineer who encouraged his daughters to pursue the study of Science Department Chairman Mrs. Vicki math and science even at a time Schmitt presented the John J. Will when it was uncommon for young Memorial Science & Technology women to enter these fields of study.

Scholarship to Eliana Namen This scholarship is presented annually to a female member of the class who plans to pursue a degree in one of the following areas: Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math. In Miss Will’s absence, Mrs. Vicki Schmitt, Chairman of the BK Science Department presented this year’s award which consists of a commemorative plaque and scholarship check in the amount of $3,000 to Eliana Namen.

Our gratitude is extended to all of the sponsors, donors, and presenters who play a part in these annual presentations. Congratulations to all of the winners of these special awards.

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Class of 2018 Valedictorian and Salutatorian Valedictorian of the Class of 2018 – Eliana Namen Eliana Namen earned a final grade point aver-

Eliana earned 1,080 hours of community serv-

age of 4.52 the highest in the class of 2018. Her

ice during her four years at BK. She was very

impressive list of accomplishments while at BK

involved with the Catholic Charities Refugee

includes membership in the National Honor Society

Resettlement program, served as a soccer coach for

and the National Spanish Honor Society. She was

special needs children, and was a weekly volunteer

the recipient of a St. Michaels Book Award and the

at the Saint Francis Soup Kitchen where she pre-

Perry Initiative Award, for young women preparing

pared meals and packaged groceries for the under-

for careers in science. Among her many activities

served of our community. She also served as an

Eliana participated in the Anchor Club, Society of St.

Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist and lector at

Vincent de Paul, Medical Club, served as President

San Jose Catholic Church.

of the Spanish Club, and even found time to partic-

Eliana applied and was accepted to Florida

ipate in Soccer and Track. Eliana achieved Honor

State University, the University of Florida, Wake

Roll every quarter of her high school career, took ten

Forest University, and Emory University. Eliana has

Advanced Placement courses, and was named an

enrolled at Emory University where she plans to

AP Scholar in the summer of 2017 as a result of the

major in Biology.

scores she earned on her AP Exams.

Salutatorian of the Class of 2018 – Madeline Ward Madeline Ward earned a final grade point aver-

community service while in high school. Her volun-

age of 4.5 the second-highest in her class. She was a

teer activities included coordinating school plays and

National Merit Commended Student, a member of

musical productions, planning the Kairos Retreats and

the National Honor Society, and National Spanish

BK’s first-ever Praise and Worship night. She is a youth

Honor Society. She participated in the Society of St.

leader at San Juan del Rio Catholic Church where she

Vincent de Paul, Theater Club, and Kairos Leadership

volunteers as an assistant sacristan and Extraordinary

Team. She achieved the Honor Roll every quarter of

Minister of Holy Communion.

high school, took 11 Advanced Placement courses

Madeline applied and was accepted to the

and exams, and was named an AP Scholar with

University of Florida, Florida State University,

Distinction in the summer of 2017 as a result of the

Georgetown University, the University of Minnesota,

high scores she earned on her AP Exams.

and the University of Notre Dame. She has chosen to

Madeline served the Bishop Kenny community as an altar server and Extraordinary Minister of Holy

attend the University of Notre Dame where she will major in political science and statistics.

Communion and accumulated over 480 hours of

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SCHOLARSHIPS Class of 2018 Earns $12.4 Million in College Scholarships

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t is with great pleasure that we present this impressive list of scholarships earned by the Bishop Kenny High School Class of 2018. We take great pride in the diversity of our student body and their accomplishments reflect that diversity.

Please note that many of the students on this list also appear on the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship list which appears on page 23 of this publication.

Margaret Bird

Joanna Agalioti District Scholarship

AHEPA Citrus District 2 Scholarship Foundation

Kailey Alcantara University of South Florida Scholars Award Vulcan Materials Company Endowed Scholarship University of North Florida

Ashley Alvarez-Stratton All Saints Award Catholic High School Scholarship Catholic University Scholarship Dean's Scholarship Florida Achievers Scholarship Gautrelet Award Ochre Leadership Scholarship Parish Scholarship Ponce de Leon Scholarship Presidential Merit Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Presidential Scholarship St. Vincent de Paul Scholarship The 1830 Scholar Award

Carroll College St. John's University The Catholic University of America Saint Anselm College Flagler College Spring Hill College Salve Regina University The Catholic University of America Flagler College Flagler College Chaminade University Salve Regina University St. John's University Spring Hill College

Georgia Guard Insurance Trust Scholarship

Georgia Guard Insurance Florida State University

Academic Honors Scholarship Academic Scholar-Merit Award Dansforth Scholarship

Savannah College of Art and Design University of South Carolina Florida Southern College

Zachary Borello Scholars Award

University of South Florida

Catherine Bouchereau Mayo Clinic Dependent Scholarship Provost Scholarship Award University Freshman Scholarship

Mayo Clinic University of Central Florida Florida State University

Jared Bowling Pratt Engineering Scholarship

Virginia Tech

Donald Bracey Presidential Platinum Scholarship

University of North Florida

Academic Scholarship

The College of Charleston

Minority Serving Institution Scholarship Reservation US Department of the Navy

Nicholas Calabro

Alexander Bennett

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Sophia Black

Miles Bright

Nicholas Beenen

Dean's Scholarship Jacksonville University Scholarship University Scholarship

Auburn University University of North Florida

Harper Bradford

Joshua Avera

University Freshman Scholarship

Academic Presidential Scholarship Presidential Platinum Scholarship

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Jacksonville University Seton Hall University

Athletic Scholarship-Baseball Trustee Scholarship

Drury University Drury University

Brandy Camp Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Danforth Scholarship Faculty Scholarship Florida Achievers Scholarship Minaret Scholarship Presidential Scholarship University Scholarship

Michael Dunne Ave Maria University Loyola University of New Orleans Jacksonville University Florida Southern College Stetson University Flagler College The University of Tampa Flagler College Queens University of Charlotte

Katherine Cimermancic 2018 Leaders and Achievers Scholarship

Comcast

Zachary Costner Admissions Merit Scholarship Athletic Scholarship-Football

University of West Florida University of West Florida

Eckerd College Stetson University The University of Tampa Saint Joseph's University Jacksonville University University of Central Florida University of North Florida

Caroline DePirro Dean's Scholarship Windward Scholarship

Nova Southeastern University University of South Florida

Isabel Devore-Suazo Directors Award History of Achievement Award National Hispanic Scholarship Presidential Platinum Scholarship University Freshman Scholarship

University of South Florida University of South Florida University of Central Florida University of North Florida Florida State University

Evan Dry Academic Scholarship Presidential Scholarship

Bertrand Award Legati Scholarship

Saint Mary's College Belmont Abbey College

Cristian Edgar Panther Distinguished Scholar Panther Fund Scholarship Presidential Platinum Scholarship Provost Scholarship Award University Freshman Scholarship

Florida Institute of Technology Florida Institute of Technology University of North Florida University of Central Florida Florida State University

Paxton Fannon

Logan Faulkner

Angelica Dela Cruz Pegasus Silver Scholarship Presidential Silver Scholarship

The University of Tampa

Madeleine Dyro

Jacksonville University Berry College Florida Southern College Samford University The University of Tampa

Sarah Crocco Academic Scholarship

Minaret Scholarship

Salem Farmand

Matthew Cratem Dean's Scholarship Hatter Scholarship Minaret Scholarship Opportunity Award

Edward Dunsford

Flagler College Flagler College

Elizabeth Cratem Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Buckner Scholarship Dean's Scholarship Spartan Scholarship

Jacksonville University

Presidential Scholarship

Amanda Cotter Florida Achievers Scholarship Presidential Merit Scholarship

Academic Scholarship

Flagler College

Future Viking Academic Excellence Award John C. Pace Jr. Scholars Award Distinction Scholarship Florida Striders Track Club Scholarship Pegasus Bronze Scholarship Presidential Gold Scholarship Success Scholarship Trustee Award

Berry College University of West Florida Ohio University Florida Striders Track Club University of Central Florida University of North Florida Ohio University Ohio University

Aaron Fudge Athletic Scholarship-Football Tusculum Grant

Tusculum College Tusculum College

Francisco Gallo Furman Scholar University Freshman Scholarship

Furman University Florida State University

Erisa Gjoka Presidential Gold Scholarship

University of North Florida

Luka Gjuraj Academic Merit Scholarship Athletic Scholarship-Soccer

Stonehill College Stonehill College

Carson Goodman 2018 Student Scholarship Program Presidential Gold Scholarship

Florida Realtors Education Foundation University of North Florida

Anastasia Hale Presidential Gold Scholarship

University of North Florida

Abbie Healy Jacksonville University Wingate University

Fraternal Order of Police Scholarship

Jacksonville Consolidated Lodge 5-30

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Kenadee Holzendorf

Evan Loadholtz

Presidential Silver Scholarship

University of North Florida

Andrea Huffman Lead Scholars Scholarship

University of Central Florida

Mia Hurdle Catholic University Scholarship Parish Scholarship Presidential Scholarship United Scholars Grant University Scholarship

The Catholic University of America The Catholic University of America Rosemont College Saint Joseph's University Saint Joseph's University

2018 Haskell Scholarship Award Academic Scholars Non-Resident Award Academic Scholar-Superlative Award ALF Van Hoose Scholarship Colvard Future Leader Scholarship Freshman Academic Excellence Scholarship Non-Resident Tuition Scholarship Pegasus Gold Scholarship President's Student Aid Program Tiger Nation Scholarship UA Scholar Scholarship

The Haskell Company Louisiana State University University of South Carolina The University of Alabama Mississippi State University Mississippi State University Mississippi State University University of Central Florida Louisiana State University Louisiana State University The University of Alabama

Gabriela Irizarry Academic Scholar Award

University of South Florida

Blake Johnson Athletic Scholarship-Soccer University Freshman Scholarship

Athletic Scholarship-Soccer

University of Georgia

Presidential Gold Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Presidential Scholarship

Provost's Academic Scholarship University of Sioux Falls Windward Scholarship University of South Florida St. Petersburg

Alexandra Martinez-Paige Military Children's Scholar Scholars Award

Academic Scholar-Excellence Award Presidential Platinum Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Provost Scholarship Award University Freshman Scholarship Founders Award Athletic Scholarship-Wrestling Florida All Class Wrestling Scholarship

University of North Florida Hofstra University Stetson University

Kathleen McClellan

Mercer University University of North Florida Stetson University University of North Florida

Kylee Meehan

Rollins College Community Nutcracker, Inc. Stetson University University of Pittsburgh

Erik Lightner The Haskell Company The Catholic University of America The Catholic University of America

Scholarships for Military Children Program University of South Florida

Alyssa Massais

Josiah McCallum

Natalia LaRotta

University of North Florida

Heather Lumpkin

Florida State University

Nathan Jubran Academic Merit Scholarship Athletic Scholarship-Cross Country & Track Presidential Scholarship Presidential Silver Scholarship

Achievement Scholarship

Aaron McAdams

Madeline Jubran

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Hailie Lombardo

University of Houston

Kobe Jones

2018 Haskell Scholarship Award Academic Scholarship Parish Scholarship

Tufts University Carnegie Mellon University Washington University Drake University Florida Institute of Technology Jacksonville University Drake University

Christian Lumbag

Cooper Huskey

Achievement Scholarship Community Nutcracker Scholarship Faculty Scholarship Panther Scholarship

Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Athletic Scholarship-Football Athletic Scholarship-Football Athletic Scholarship-Football Presidential Scholarship

University of South Carolina University of North Florida Stetson University University of Central Florida Florida State University Creighton University Appalachian State University American Dreams Foundation

Florida Foundation for Future Scientists Florida Gulf Coast University Pegasus Gold Scholarship University of Central Florida Science and Engineering Fair Scholarship Florida Institute of Technology Science Merit Scholarship Florida Atlantic University Leadership Scholarship The Mary Awards

Chick-fil-A St. Vincent's HealthCare

Alana Mondares Dean's Scholarship Director's Award Herman Terry University Scholarship Legacy Scholarship

Nova Southeastern University University of South Florida University of North Florida Nova Southeastern University

Sydney Moran Academic Scholar-Distinction Award Engineering Scholarship UA Scholar Scholarship 2018

University of South Carolina The University of Alabama The University of Alabama

Chandler Poole

Amanda Morningstar Academic Achievement Award Scholars Award

Mass. College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences University of South Florida

Kevin Munder

Jacksonville University

Joseph Porkert The University of Alabama

Foundation in Excellence Scholarship

Christopher Pratt

John Najem University of Central Florida University of South Florida

Pegasus Bronze Scholarship Scholars Award

Newberry College Newberry College

Academic Scholarship Investment Grant

Sara Preddy

Eliana Namen Emory University Wake Forest University Wake Forest University

College Grant College Scholarship Porter B. Byrum Scholarship

Allison Nasrallah Florida Atlantic University

Honors Scholarship

Air Force ROTC Scholarship Military Children's Scholar

US Department of the Air Force Scholarships for Military Children Program

Jack Pues Nova Southeastern University University of North Florida

Dean's Scholarship Presidential Silver Scholarship

Nicholas Riscigno

Cassidy Nguyen Drexel University Drexel University

A.J. Drexel Scholarship Drexel Grant

Hannah Niemczyk University of North Florida

Presidential Platinum Scholarship

Nicholas Niewulis Florida State College at Jacksonville

Fordham Jogues Scholarship Navy ROTC Scholarship Presidential Gold Scholarship Raymond A. Vinson Scholarship University Freshman Scholarship

Fordham University US Department of the Navy University of North Florida Community First Credit Union Florida State University

Caitlin O'Neill Directors Award

University of South Florida

Christian Pagel Dean's Scholarship Directors Award Jacksonville University Scholarship Panther Distinguished Scholar Panther Fund Scholarship Presidential Scholarship President's Scholarship Shark Legacy Scholarship The Gold and Blue Achievement Award

Presbyterian College University of Central Florida University of North Florida Stetson University Amici d'Italia Lodge # 2791 Florida State University

Fellow Award Pegasus Gold Scholarship Presidential Platinum Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Sons of Italy in America Scholarship University Freshman Scholarship

Rosa Rodiles Academic Scholarship Military Officers Association of America Scholarship

Liam O'Connell-Becker

Nova Southeastern University University of South Florida Jacksonville University Florida Institute of Technology Florida Institute of Technology The University of Tampa University of Miami Nova Southeastern University Florida International University

Scott Petty Presidential Silver Scholarship

Connor Poole Academic Scholarship

Southeastern University Southeastern University Southeastern University

Athletic Scholarship-Football Chancellor's Academic Scholarship Honors Scholarship

Athletic Scholarship-Baseball

Florida Institute of Technology

Panther Fund Academic Grant

Jacksonville University Nassau County Florida Chapter

Renee Rowland Florida Atlantic University

FAU Freshman Scholarship

Lewis Rukab Capt. Blanchart Maritime Endowed Scholarship

University of North Florida

Sham Salem Academic Scholarship

Ave Maria University

Matthew Schmidt Presidential Gold Scholarship

University of North Florida

Veronica Selden Academic Scholarship Bell Tower Scholarship Furman Art Scholarship Merit Scholarship Pisgah Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Presidential Scholarship

Savannah College of Art and Design Furman University Furman University New Hampshire Institute of Art University of North Carolina Asheville University of North Florida Marist College

University of North Florida

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Emma Warren

Turner Shultz Jacksonville University Academic Scholarship Florida Southern College Danforth Scholarship Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Diamond Eagle Scholarship Florida Institute of Technology Panther Fund Academic Scholar Rollins College Presidential Scholarship Sewanee: The University of the South Quintard Award Rollins College Rollins Grant Florida Southern College Scholars Residency Grant-On Campus The Gator Bowl Association Tim Tebow Foundation Scholarship Jacksonville University Florida State University

Jessica Sizemore Admissions Merit Scholarship

University of West Florida University of West Florida Florida Southern College Florida Southern College Florida Southern College

Kelly Vohr Navy ROTC Scholarship

US Department of the Navy

Justin Wagner Academic Merit Scholarship Academic Scholarship

Academic Honors Scholarship Achievement Honors Scholarship

Savannah College of Art and Design Savannah College of Art and Design Jacksonville University

Academic Scholarship Academic Scholar-Distinction Award Colvard Future Leader Scholars Freshman Academic Scholarship Non-Resident Tuition Scholarship

University of South Carolina Mississippi State University Mississippi State University Mississippi State University

Capt. Blanchart Maritime Endowed Scholarship University of North Florida

Daniel Yalch

John Tucker Athletic Scholarship-Golf Danforth Scholarship Scholars Residency Grant-On Campus

Colyn Weber

Wrene Wright

Aidan Swett Athletic Scholarship-Football

Jacksonville University Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

Academic Scholarship Women of Excellence Award

Caroline Williamson

Lucie Simonin University Freshman Scholarship

Rekesha Waters

LaSasha Williams

Nicholas Sikorski Academic Scholarship

St. Vincent's HealthCare

The Mary Awards

Belmont University Jacksonville University

Alumni Legacy Award Leadership in Service Scholarship President's Merit Scholarship Study Abroad Scholarship Textbook Award

University of Dayton University of Dayton University of Dayton University of Dayton University of Dayton

Christopher Young Centennial Scholarship Minaret Merit Scholarship

Rollins College The University of Tampa

Matthew Waldrep National Merit Scholarship

The UPS Corporation

Madeline Ward Academic Scholarship National Scholarship Presidential Diamond Scholarship Presidential Scholar Program The Mary Awards

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Ave Maria University University of Minnesota University of North Florida Florida State University St. Vincent's HealthCare

The list of 2018 Candidates follows on page 23

BK Class of 2018 Candidates The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship provides 75% - 100% of the cost of college tuition for eligible high school seniors planning to attend an accredited college or university in the State of Florida. Students attending a nonpublic institution will receive an amount comparable to the cost of tuition at a state school.

Awards are determined by the scholastic achievement of the student, performance on standardized college admissions tests, and satisfaction of a community service requirement.

Lindsey Abney Joanna Agalioti Tioluwanimi Ajimisinmi Kailey Alcantara Rakan Aleid Ashley Alvarez-Stratton Paul Ashley Ehsan Atallah Joshua Avera Jillian Azar Christopher Baer McKenzie Bassitt Nicholas Beenen Ian Belle Alexander Bennett Meghan Benson Evan Bibeault Margaret Bird Sophia Black John Bogush Zachary Borello Catherine Bouchereau Jared Bowling Donald Bracey Harper Bradford Matthew Bray

John Brennan Miles Bright LaKina Brooks David Brust Matthew Brust Shelby Buchanan Codie Byrnes Nicholas Calabro Brandy Camp Philip Chappano Katherine Cimermancic Hope Cooper Zachary Costner Amanda Cotter Ian Counts Taylor Cox Elizabeth Cratem Matthew Cratem Sarah Crocco Maria Yleana Fae Cruz Amber Daragjati Anna Daragjati Derek Dean Angelica Dela Cruz John Delaney Caroline DePirro

Alyssa Devenny Brooklyn Devenny Isabel Devore-Suazo Katherine Dickey Emma Dominger Evan Dry Michael Dunne Edward Dunsford Madeleine Dyro Jack Eason Cristian Edgar Paul Abdo El Bahri Olivia Ellis Brooke English Paxton Fannon Salem Farmand Alexander Farmer Alexis Faulkner Logan Faulkner Nicholas Ferry Alexus Forshee Aaron Frudge Rebecca Fuller Scott Fulton Francisco Gallo Marisa Garcia

Amelia Gates Erisa Gjoka Luka Gjuraj Carson Goodman Maxwell Goodwin Nicolina Graves Susannah Gray Allison Grula Anastasia Hale Kristina Halleak Selena Halleak Mark Hanania Christian Harrington Ashley Hassan Brooke Hassan William Haubner Abbie Healy Gabriella Hensley Ana Hernandez-Abdallah Dawson Hey Kenadee Holzendorf Andrea Huffman Mia Hurdle Cooper Huskey Joseph Iglesias Gabriela Irizarry

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Evann Israel Blake Johnson Kobe Jones Breanna Joseph Madeline Jubran Nathan Jubran James Kaczorowski Hayden Keeney Michael Kelley Patrick Kiely Melanie Kienlen Joseph Kinney Gerald Lamb Natalia LaRotta Regan Lee Samantha Leis Erik Lightner Evan Loadholtz Hailie Lombardo Dalton Lowrie Paul Loyd Christian Lumbag Heather Lumpkin Logan Macomb Kaitlyn Manson Mikayla Martin Alexandra Martinez-Paige Alyssa Massais David Maxson Aaron McAdams Josiah McCallum Kathleen McClellan Patrick McCormick Megan McGovern Kylee Meehan Mariana Mendieta

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Abigail Merinbaum Margaret Miller Noah Mitchell Emily Mohr Kali Molter Alana Mondares Sydney Moran Amanda Morningstar James Mullaney Kevin Munder John Najem Eliana Namen Allison Nasrallah Grace Nast Katelyn Nelms Cassidy Nguyen Phong Nguyen Vianna Nguyen Hannah Niemczyk Nicholas Niewulis Gabriela Nika Liam O'Connell-Becker Steven Olavarria Caitlin O'Neill Alexander Osborne Jason Ostinowsky Christian Pagel Lily Palamaro Michael Palamaro Derrick Palma Mackensie Parliment Ricardo Perez-Gonzalez Scott Petty Faith Pfeiffer Alice Pham Nicolas Politano

Chandler Poole Connor Poole Joseph Porkert Christopher Pratt Sara Preddy Jack Pues James Ragonese Camilo Ramirez Amanda Ramos Erin Reilly Isabella Reimer Nicholas Riscigno Rosa Rodiles Hector Rodriguez Victoria Rosales Sean Rowan Renee Rowland Hannah Rukab Lewis Rukab Sham Salem Matthew Schmidt Rylee Schroder Christopher Schuman Chadrick Schwipper Chloe Schwipper Veronica Selden Turner Shultz Connor Sidman Nicholas Sikorski Lucie Simonin Jessica Sizemore Jasmine Slade Hannah Stickley Keith Stokes II Elizabeth Sturms Olivia Suneson

Aidan Swett Gabrielle Taylor Nicholas Taylor Jordan Thomas Garrett Tirado Nicholas Toney Nicholas Trent Brianna Tribou George Trotter John Tucker Dajana Ujka Joseph Valerio Jake Vigilante Kelly Vohr Justin Wagner Matthew Waldrep Aryn Walters Madeline Ward Emma Warren Rekesha Waters Colyn Weber Allison Weinbecker John White Zachary White Carmen Whitfield Jacob Williams LaSasha Williams Caroline Williamson Andrew Wray Wrene Wright Daniel Yalch Isaiah Ybarra Erik Yeatman Christopher Young Ameera Yousif Marissa Zdunkiewicz

Photo: Courtesy of the Council of Catholic Academies

College Acceptances 2018 Albright College Anna Maria College Appalachian State University Assumption College Auburn University Ave Maria University Belmont Abbey College Belmont University Benedictine University Berry College Brevard College California State University, Northridge California University of Pennsylvania Carroll College Catawba College Chaminade University of Honolulu Champlain College Clemson University College of Charleston College of the Holy Cross Colorado State University Concordia University Wisconsin Creighton University Drake University Drexel University Drury University Eckerd College Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach Emory University Flagler College Florida Atlantic University Florida Gulf Coast University Florida Institute of Technology Florida International University Florida Polytechnic University Florida Southern College Florida SouthWestern State College Florida State College at Jacksonville Florida State University Florida State University, Panama City Fordham University Franciscan University of Steubenville Furman University Georgetown University Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Southern University Hawaii Pacific University Hofstra University

Holy Cross College Howard University Immaculata University Indiana University, Bloomington Jacksonville University James Madison University Johnson & Wales University, Providence Lake Erie College Louisiana State University Loyola University Maryland Loyola University New Orleans Lynn University Marist College Marymount Manhattan College MCPHS - Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Mercer University Methodist University Mississippi State University New College of Florida Newberry College North Carolina State University Nova Southeastern University Ohio University Old Dominion University Pennsylvania State University Purdue University Queens University of Charlotte Regis College Regis University Robert Morris University Rochester Institute of Technology Rollins College Rosemont College Saint Anselm College Saint Joseph's University Saint Mary's College Salve Regina University Samford University Santa Fe College Savannah College of Art and Design Savannah State University Seton Hall University Sewanee: The University of the South Shorter University Southeastern University Spring Hill College St. Johns River State College St. John's University, Queens NY

Stetson University Stonehill College Tallahassee Community College Texas A&M University The Catholic University of America The George Washington University The University of Alabama The University of Tampa The University of Texas, Dallas Thomas More College Tusculum College University of Central Florida University of Chicago University of Dayton University of Denver University of Florida University of Georgia University of Houston University of Louisville University of Maine University of Miami University of Minnesota, Twin Cities University of Mississippi University of Missouri, Columbia University of Mount Union University of New Hampshire at Durham University of North Carolina at Asheville University of North Carolina at Wilmington University of North Dakota University of North Florida University of Notre Dame University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh, Bradford University of Sioux Falls University of South Carolina University of South Florida, St. Petersburg University of South Florida, Tampa University of Tennessee, Knoxville University of West Florida University of Wyoming Valdosta State University Valencia College Virginia Tech Wake Forest University Webber International University Wentworth Institute of Technology Wingate University Xavier University

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PREVIEW BK

Say Cheese - Freshmen participating in Preview BK gathered for a group picture in the Carla Harris Performing Arts Center on the last day of the program.

They wore tie-dye shirts made during one of the activity periods .

In July, 101 members of the incoming freshman class participated in Preview BK, an optional 3-day sneak-peek at campus life – Bishop Kenny-style.

The students participated in hands-on, fast-paced activities designed to, among other things, provide an opportunity to make friends with future classmates, navigate the campus, and read the rotating class schedule. Instructors and volunteer student counselors emphasized team building and success strategies for freshman year throughout the program.

Council of Catholic Academies

Choose Excellence. Choose Catholic Schools.

At the Jacksonville airport, in business magazines, newspapers, billboards, and social media the unmistakable mark of the Council of Catholic Academies is visible all over the First Coast. Using a series of ads featuring uniform-clad students ranging in age from kindergarten thru high school the message is clear; there’s an excellent Catholic school for students of every age and in every corner of the Diocese of St. Augustine.

Back (L-R) Seniors: Paul Ashley, Emma Jane Warren, Aaron McAdams, and Council of Catholic Academies Chairman, Lou Walsh. Front (L-R) Senior Cooper Huskey and Council of Catholic Academies Executive Director, Lesley Harvey. The students pictured here were recruited from the Multimedia Design 2 class. They put their skills and talents into action to shoot an informational video describing some of the financial options available to parents interested in enrolling students in a Catholic school.

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After only one year of operation the CCA, which was formed by the business community in coordination with Bishop Felipe J. Estévez, has done much to forward its mission of cultivating and promoting excellence in Catholic education. Volunteer Chairman Lou Walsh and Executive Director Lesley Harvey BK ’97 have been instrumental to the success of the organization. The board consists of business men and women, school principals, school teachers, and parents that have various talents and skills, but all share the common passion for excellent Catholic education. According to Mr. Walsh, “As a board, we share wisdom, resources, and a passion for taking good to great and work together to help all schools in the diocese achieve their highest potential.”

According to Principal Todd Orlando, “Bishop Kenny is grateful to be included in the marketing and advertising programs undertaken by the CCA. We are happy to host meetings, serve as a photo shoot location, lend our facilities or, in short, be of service in any way that supports the efforts of these volunteers who believe so strongly in the good that takes place not only on BK’s campus, but also, on the campuses of all 35 Catholic schools in our Diocese.”

AROUND CAMPUS

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early 50 Bishop Kenny students and chaperones including BK Chaplain Fr. Martin Raj and Deacon Robert DeLuca boarded a bus headed for Washington, D.C. to participate in the 45th annual March for Life In January. The March, which is the world’s largest pro-life event, was held at the National Mall on Friday, January 19. We are proud of these students and chaperones who marched in peaceful solidarity with thousands of people from throughout the United States and around the world, in protest of legalized abortion.

March for Life 2018

A special thanks to the BK Boosters for underwriting the $8,500 cost of the bus transportation for this important event.

Mary Awards Program (L-R) Seniors Emma Jane Warren, Kylee Meehan, and Madeline Ward were honored as finalists in this year’s Mary Awards program sponsored

by St. Vincent’s Healthcare.

Each of these young women was a finalist in the following categories: athletics, philanthropy and academics respectively. The Mary Awards were created to recognize young women who lift up our society through their values, lifestyle and leadership.

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STEAM Day 2018 A team of students from San Jose Catholic School observe and decorate the formation of a polyurethane sculpture.

Kathleen McClellan ‘18 allows students to feel sublimating dry ice.

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ishop Kenny High School hosted its 2nd Annual

were given a take home project, the construction of a bridge,

STEAM Day in 2018. The focus of the event is to

to exact specifications, using pasta as the primary material.

inspire middle school age students from the

The bridges were tested for their strength to weight ratio by

Catholic elementary schools as well as current BK students to

guest engineers. Also incorporated into this year’s STEAM Day

explore interests in the fields of Science, Technology,

activities was a robotics competition which was held in BK’s

Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics. The event, patterned

robotics laboratory. The student teams designed and created

after the Engineering Competition sponsored by the Army

a “bristle bot” which was then tested for its distance - time per-

Corps of Engineers, and Explorathon, an event held at the

formance.

Museum of Science and History that was, for many years, coor-

The very busy STEAM Day schedule also included a vari-

dinated under the direction of retired BK science teacher

ety of science demonstrations and hands-on activities includ-

Suzanna Suarez.

ing acid-base titrations, polymer chemistry reactions, sublima-

Twenty-four teams representing 14 Catholic elementary schools participated in this year’s STEAM Day. Over 45 Bishop

wireless probes on iPads.

Kenny students served as guides and demonstrators for the

Last, but not least, on a day highlighting Science,

various activities. The overall winners of the event received

Technology, Engineering and Math the participants visited the

$250 from the Air Force Association, Falcon Chapter.

Bishop Kenny Art Gallery to see an exhibit of art submitted by

In preparation for STEAM Day, middle school students

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tion demonstrations, and performing graphical analysis with

young artists from the Catholic elementary schools.

Bishop Kenny High School Students Participate in the

Hour of Code The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in more than 180 countries. Simply put, it is a one-hour introduction to Computer Science, designed to demystify “code,” to show that anybody can learn the basics, and to broaden participation in the field of Computer Science.

The Hour of Code has become a worldwide effort to celebrate Computer Science, starting with 1-hour coding activities, but expanding to all sorts of community efforts. The grassroots campaign is supported by more than 400 partners and 200,000 educators worldwide.

Spearheaded by Mr. Scott Thomas, BK’s AP Computer Science Principles teacher, along with members of the Academic and Technology departments, students first installed the Swift Playgrounds app, an introductory coding app developed by Apple, to their school-issued iPads. Using the app, students participated in an Hour of Code “playground” where they learned fundamental coding skills while playing a game. The goal of this activity was to spark student interest in coding and to show that anyone really can learn to code!

Research indicates that the ability to write code could very well be the next big divide for getting jobs in the near future.

Here are some interesting statistics compiled by Code.org:

◆ 90% of parents want their child to study Computer Science, but only 40% of schools teach it

◆ 71% of all new jobs in STEM are in computing, but only 8% of STEM graduates are in Computer Science

◆ Women who try AP Computer Science in high school are ten times more likely to major in it in college, and Black and Hispanic students are seven times more likely.

◆ A Computer Science major has the potential to earn 40% more in their lifetime than the average college major

◆ Computing jobs are the #1 source of new wages in the US. There are approximately 500,000 current openings for Computer Science jobs across every industry and in every state.

◆ Computer jobs openings are projected to grow at twice the rate of all other jobs Source: www.hourofcode.com, the official Hour of Code website from Code.org

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BK participants at the Northeast Florida Regional Science and Engineering Fair

Science Awards 2018 Northeast Florida Science and Engineering Fair Bishop Kenny High School was well-represented by 44 students at the Regional Science and Engineering Fair held at the Morocco Shrine Auditorium. The fair had close to 100 projects in the Senior division. Science Department Chairman Vicki Schmitt observed, “The students’ attention to detail and enthusiasm for STEM endeavors made this year’s fair a remarkable event.” In addition to the following awards, a total of 24 special awards were granted to Bishop Kenny students.

Mary Alice Young – 1st Place in Physics and Astronomy Kathleen McClellan – 2nd Place Microbiology John Sellock – 2nd Place in Physics and Astronomy The team of Matthew Blaquiere and Syrus Bakkar – 2nd Place in Engineering The team of Gabriella Irizarry and Nicolina Graves – 2nd Place in Environmental Science Megan Klingaman – 3rd Place in Medicine and Health The team of Luke and Joshua Faulkner – 3rd Place in Engineering The team of Laina Parry and Hannah Miller – 3rd Place in Medicine and Health The team of Zenee Charles and Rita Albert – Honorable Mention in Biochemistry The team of Mike Richter and Benjamin Pardillo – Honorable Mention in Chemistry The team of Grace Turner and Anaje Austin – Honorable Mention in Chemistry Madision Riscigno – Honorable Mention in Environmental Science The following Bishop Kenny students advanced to State Competition: Kathleen McClellan Mary Alice Young Laina Parry

Hannah Miller Matthew Blaquiere Syrus Bakkar

Gabriella Irizarry Nicolina Graves John Sellock

Mary Alice Young ‘20 was selected to participate as one of 1,800 entrants in the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) held in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania in May. Mary Alice presented her scientific experiment entitled, Using a computer to compensate for the force differentiation between two electromagnets simulating earth’s gravity in space. This is the largest international pre-college science competition in the world.

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NJROTC Hosts AFA CyberCamp The Bishop Kenny NJROTC unit was one of a select number of units from across the United States invited to participate in the 2018 Air Force Association’s (AFA) CyberCamp Program this summer. As an AFA CyberCamp host, BKNJROTC received software and a hands-on curriculum kit designed to teach cyber safety, cyber ethics, and critical network security skills to students.

BK Naval Science instructor Master Chief Kevin Harris was the lead instructor, and Mr. Tom Nguyen, a member of the BK’s IT department, assisted throughout the week. The camp culminated with an exciting team-based competition putting campers in the role of IT administrators tasked with finding and addressing cybersecurity vulnerabilities in simulated network environments. The local AFA CyberCamp competitions closely mimic AFA’s annual CyberPatriot National Youth Cyber Defense Competition.

The CyberPatriot National Youth Cyber Education Program was created by the Air Force Association in 2009 to attract students to cybersecurity and other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines critical to our nation's future. In addition to the annual National Youth Cyber Defense Competition and the new AFA CyberCamp program, CyberPatriot has three other programs for various age groups.

NJROTC cadets attended an elective CyberCamp over the summer.

In addition to hosting one of the first AFA CyberCamps, BKNJROTC will field 5 teams in the CyberPatriot National Youth Cyber Defense Competition this fall.

Written in cooperation with: C/CPO John Sellock Cyber Patriot Team Commander Bishop Kenny NJROTC

NJROTC Cadet Ball

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tudents from the NJROTC Unit attended the annual Cadet Ball at the Ocean Breeze Club at Naval Station Mayport last spring. The evening started with a receiving line in which the cadets introduced their dates to the 2017-2018 staff. During dinner, a video featuring senior cadets sharing their reflections and reminiscences of their time in the unit entertained the gathering.

150 cadets and guests attended the Annual NJROTC Cadet Ball.

LtCol Seckinger was surprised with an early retirement gift. Two cadets broke out in a dance routine from his favorite movie, Blues Brothers.

After that the dance floor opened and there was no holding back. Everyone had a wonderful time and danced the night away. When asked if he had a good time, Jackson Petry responded, “Hands down one of the best moments of my life spent with the people I truly care about.” He continued, “All the guys looked sharper than a knife, and all the girls looked prettier than any model.” It was a truly memorable evening. A special thanks to the Cadet Ball committee and all who helped achieve the perfect night. It took weeks of planning, but the night was worth every minute.

Submitted by; Gabriella Hensley

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BK Students Launch Rockets BK Digital Information Technology students successfully launched rockets designed in the classroom and manufactured on the 3-D printers. Channel 4 was even on hand to broadcast the launches live on the morning show.

BK Digital Information Technology Students under the direction of teacher Scott Givonetti had a chance to demonstrate STEM Education in Action in May. The students successfully launched rockets that were designed in the classroom and manufactured in part, by using one of the school’s 3-D computers. At

the heart of the project was the design process which provides a framework to teach 21st century concepts which include collaboration and creativity. Students learned 3D modeling and printing using a variety of software and honed their math skills with applied trigonometry in combination with the clever application of an

iPad app used for home construction.

Mr. Givonetti observed, “STEM literacy is more than just math or science knowledge; it’s learning to work together in a technology-rich future where challenges will require a mix of skills found in this project.”

Robotics Team Hosts Home Tournament Fourteen Robotics teams representing high schools and middle schools from throughout Northeast Florida gathered in the Carla Harris Performing Arts Center at BKHS to challenge each other in timed matches of metal on metal in the First Tech Challenge (FTC). First Robotics, a non-profit national organization, is self-described as more than robots. According to the organization, “Participation in First Robotics is proven to encourage students to pursue education and careers in STEM-related fields, inspire them to become leaders and innovators, and enhance their 21st century work-life skills.”

Many local students have experienced the fun of robotics in earlier grades through participation in the First Lego League (FLL). Bishop Kenny, along with the generous support from sponsors Averitt and Co. P.A., First, Rockwell/Collins, and Qualcomm, was pleased to bring this year’s challenge, Relic Recovery, to Bishop Kenny High School, home of the Crusaders First Tech Challenge Team #12585!

This event, sponsored in association with Renaissance Jax, the First Coast affiliate of First Robotics, was Bishop Kenny’s first opportunity to host a robotics tournament.

Members of the Bishop Kenny Robotics team compete at the inaugural Robotics Tournament hosted at BKHS.

Honor Societies Induction Program The Carla Harris Performing Arts Center served as the location for the annual Bishop Kenny High School Honor Societies Induction Ceremony held in March. In all, 230 students attended the program where, taking into account those students being inducted into multiple honor societies, 316 new members were admitted to one or more of the nine participating organizations. The Performing Arts Center was full with an estimated 600 plus students and parents for the occasion.

A brief reception, which also provided an opportunity for families to take pictures, followed the program. Organizations participating in the program included: National Art Honor Society The International Quill & Scroll Honor Society International Thespian Society Tri-M Music Honor Society Société Honoraire de Francais de Bishop Kenny

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Delta Epsilon Phi- National Honor Society for High School Students of German National Junior Classical League Latin Honor Society Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica National Honor Society

ALUMNI & REUNIONS BK’s Newest Alumni Visit Kairos 2018 Graduates of the BK Class of 2017 cooked and served breakfast for students on a Kairos retreat at Marywood.

(L-R) Preston Richter, Kurtis Gavin, Jimmy McCarthy, Lindsey Magee, Christian Soriano, Jasmine Essa, Grace Gerry, Jack Waitrovich, Guillermo Santamaria, Joe Truss, Ivana Kpessou, and Matias Villanueva

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he annual Kairos retreat sponsored by the Department of Campus Ministry is a 3-day Catholic retreat for junior and senior students. The focus of the retreat is to allow students to have a personal experience of God through getting to know their peers better. Now in its 6th year it has become so popular that the 45 available spots are filled within minutes of the opening of registration.

A beautiful tradition of the Kairos experience has come not from retreat facilitators, teachers or by design, it has come from the example set by the very first group of Kairos alumni who were so moved by their retreat experience that they took it upon themselves to return to Camp St. John the following year to make breakfast on Sunday morning for the current participants.

This year, following the example of those who came before them, 20 members of the Class of 2017 woke up in the dark early morning hours and drove from Jacksonville, Gainesville and beyond to arrive at Camp St. John at 6:00 am on the last day of the spring retreat. They were on a mission to prepare a celebration breakfast for this year’s participants.

The Sunday sendoff breakfast has become one of the highlights of the weekend. These young alumni dress up, play music, and truly embody the family of Kairos. For more information on Kairos please contact Alex Maples at maplesa@bishopkenny.net

Pat McMahon ‘71 Honored Congratulations to BK alumnus Pat McMahon ’71 who has been inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. McMahon is now in his ninth season with the New York Yankees organization and his sixth as their Director of International Player Development.

Prior to the Yankees, McMahon amassed 30-plus years of combined college and high school coaching experience. He served seven seasons (2001-07) as head coach at the University of Florida leading the Gators to a runner-up finish in the College World Series in 2005 and a 231143-1 record. The 2015 ABCA/Wilson Lefty Gomez Award winner was also head coach at Old Dominion (1990-94) and Mississippi State (1998-2001).

McMahon was drafted by the New York Mets during his senior year at Bishop Kenny but turned down a pro contract to play in college. He played for two years at St. John's River College and two years at Stetson as a pitcher. McMahon and his wife live in Gainesville, Florida.

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Wake Forest Commencement Carla Harris, BK Class of 1980, delivered the commencement address to the Class of 2018 at Wake Forest University in May. Carla was also awarded an honorary doctorate by the university which is located in Winston-Salem, NC.

Julie Joseph Burke Scholarship This year’s Julie Joseph Burke Scholarship was presented at the 8th grade graduation program at Christ the King School.

Julie’s daughter Kaylee Burke and her son Grayson made the presentation to Regan Yates who is now a freshman at Bishop Kenny. The scholarship, which was established in memory of Julie Joseph Burke, a 1984 graduate of Christ the King and member of the BK Class of 1988, is awarded annually. Each recipient is awarded a one-time $1,000 scholarship to help defray the cost of tuition at BKHS. Julie Joseph married Ronald Burke while attending college.

They had two children, Kaylee, a 2010 BK graduate and a son Ronnie, who graduated in 2014. Julie passed away in 2004 after suffering complications from a heart condition.

(L-R) Sonya Yates, Regan Yates, Kaylee Burke, her son Grayson, and Ronald Burke, Sr. at the presentation of the Julie Joseph Burke Scholarship

Julie’s parents, Donna and Joe Joseph BK ‘65, and husband, Ronnie Burke established this scholarship to honor Julie’s life and memory. Julie was continually helping others to achieve their goals, giving to others, and serving her church, school, and community. She was an inspiration to all who knew her and a shining example of God’s love. Regan was selected for the award because she demonstrates many of the same qualities as Julie.

Anyone who would like to make a contribution to the Julie Joseph Burke Scholarship at Bishop Kenny High School is encouraged to contact Sheila Marovich, Director of Advancement, at 398-7545 or advancement@bishopkenny.org.

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Class of 1961

Better Late Than Never*

Members of the Bishop Kenny Class of 1961 celebrated their 55th reunion in October of 2016 at the Sheraton Four Points at Jacksonville Beach. A total of 34 classmates, special guests, spouses, significant others, and friends were in attendance. The evening activities were so much fun and the food at the hotel was phenomenal. Needless to say, we all had a wonderful time reminiscing and catching up. Although there were other activities in which we could have participated, we all seemed to prefer to stay together and enjoy the limited time we had over the weekend.

55 YEARS

We had the wonderful pleasure of two special guests; Msgr. Michael Devine (Father Mike), who taught freshman boys’ Religion class at BK, officiated at Mass for our 28 deceased classmates. The Mass took place at St. Paul's Catholic Church at the beach. We were also happy to have the opportunity to celebrate Father Mike's 85th birthday that evening with a huge birthday cake and everyone singing Happy Birthday. Needless to say, Father Mike had many great memories to share and we tremendously enjoyed having him with us.

He is now considered an honorary member of our class.

Our other special guest and speaker was Todd Orlando, Principal of

BKHS. Mr. Orlando provided us with lots of information about the current happenings at BK. Todd’s lovely wife Stacey, a member of the class of ’84, also provided gracious commentary.

During our reunion, we conducted three fundraisers, a 50/25/25, a silent auction, and a sale of handmade items with 15% to us, which netted us $1,000. The proceeds were presented to the Sisters of St. Joseph in St. Augustine from the class of 1961. The presentation was made at a luncheon at the Columbia Restaurant in St. Augustine.

Our class holds several luncheons each year for all who can attend in and around the Jacksonville area. We also have a standing request to any classmate coming to Jacksonville to advise us in advance, as this provides a great opportunity for us to get together. We ask all our classmates to keep in touch and keep us informed of all events pertinent to the Class of 1961. An updated booklet on all classmates was provided. We appreciate the efforts of all who attended, and look forward to everyone attending our 60th Reunion in 2021.

Submitted by: Fran Russell Leibowitz Send updates to: rleibow@yahoo.com or 904-268-4351 *Our apologies for delays in publishing this reunion recap.

Class of 1978 40 YEARS

The Bishop Kenny class of 1978 came together to celebrate their 40-year reunion at Mudville Grille on Saturday, August 11.

Approximately forty graduates were in attendance sharing memories over drinks and appetizers throughout the evening. One graduate shared, “It was great to see so many old friends that I haven’t seen in a while, both the ones who live in Jacksonville and others from out of town.” Cheers to 40 years!

The BK Class of 1978 celebrated their 40-year reunion in July.

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Class of 1983 35 YEARS The Bishop Kenny Class of 1983 gathered in June to enjoy our 35th reunion at the Hotel Indigo, Tapestry Park. It was a fabulous evening of reminiscing with dear old friends. We discussed our upcoming 40th and are already looking forward to 2023! Great food, great company, great tequila shots, and an evening that ended with us closing down the piano bar across the cobblestone path. Some things never change! We attempted to get a group photo, but didn’t quite get everyone. Fun was had by all.

Submitted by: Joan Tubel Stephens ‘83

Class of 1993 The Class of 1993 gathered at the Mudville Grille for their 25- year reunion in July.

25 YEARS

Nearly 100 members of the Bishop Kenny class of 1993 gathered to celebrate their 25th class reunion on Saturday, July 28, 2018. Some of the group traveled from as far away as California, and others came from as nearby as San Marco for this milestone reunion.

The event kicked off at 4:00PM with a campus tour guided by Coach Orlando. Everyone was very impressed with the additions made to campus. From the Chapel to the football stadium, so many improvements have been made. The classmates who haven’t been back to BK since graduation were especially amazed at the changes and improvements.

appetizers free of charge! It was a great evening that didn’t wrap up until nearly midnight. It was a great opportunity to catch up with each other in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.

According to Chairman Mary Bullock Harms, “This format was perfect for our class: casual and fun. We’re looking forward to the next one.”

After the tour everyone gathered at the Mudville Grille for drinks and appetizers. Special thanks to Louis for providing our party venue and

Members of the Class of 1993 enjoyed a campus tour courtesy of Coach Orlando as part of their reunion activities.

This picture was taken in the John Baldwin Athletic Center in front of a new display of Crusader State Champions.

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2018 REUNIONS Class of 2013 - 5 Years

Class of 1968 - 50 Years

No information available

Contact:

Class of 2008 - 10 Years No information available

Class of 2003 - 15 Years No information available

Friday -Sunday, Sept. 14-16, 2018 Sawgrass Marriott 1000 PGA Tour Blvd., PVB 32082

Class of 1998 - 20 Years Contact:

Heath O’Shea bk98reunion@gmail.com Saturday, October 20, 2018 Carla Harris Performing Arts Center 7:30pm • $50 per person RSVP to: bk98reunion@gmail.com

by September 15, 201

John Lawlor Email: jel@fishertousey.com or Bill Hillegass Email: billh@hch-cpa.com or Mary Solomon DeSalvo Email: kennyclassmates@yahoo.com

Class of 1963 - 55 Years Contact:

Joe Foy Email: jtf55@bellsouth.net (904) 396-2612

We love to publish reunion photos.

Unlike social media, the best reproduction of any photo for publication in The Avenue, requires a high-resolution (300 dpi) digital image OR good quality paper prints for scanning.

Send photos to: advancement@bishopkenny.org

Pete Conlin Email: paconlin4@hotmail.com (904) 888-5783

Class of 1993 - 25 Years Reunion was held July 28, 2018.

A good time was had by all.

Tue. & Wed., Sept. 18 & 19, 2018 Four Points by Sheraton, Jax Beach 32250

Class of 1988 - 30 Years

Class of 1958 - 60 Years

Contact:

No information available

Bill Kavanaugh (651) 325-8590 Payments to Trish Meehan Dorazio

SAY “CHEESE”

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Class of 1953 - 65 Years No information available

Saturday, October 6, 2018 8pm – 11pm Flask & Cannon 528 1st St. N. Jax Beach, FL 32250 Catered by V Pizza $85/person: food, drinks, and music.

Pay via Venmo (@Patricia-Dorazio-1) or PayPal (tmnoles@hotmail.com).

Sunday, October 7, 2018 11:30am Mass with Monsignor Logan Holy Family Catholic Church 9800 Baymeadows Rd. 32256

Class of 1983 - 35 Years Reunion was held on June 23, 2018.

A good time was had by all.

2019 REUNIONS

Class of 1969 - 50 Years Contact:

Jim Lanahan Email: jim@lanahan.net or www.bishopkenny1969.com

is proud to support Bishop Kenny High School

Saturday-Sunday, Sept. 6-7, 2019 Four Points by Sheraton, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC, Member SIPC, is a registered broker-dealer and a separate non-bank affiliate of Wells Fargo & Company. © 2013 Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC. All rights reserved.

Class of 1978 - 40 Years Reunion was held on August 11, 2018.

A good time was had by all.

Class of 1973 - 45 Years No information available

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