Mustang Messenger/2019-2020 Annual Report

Volume 27 No. 1 The Bishop McNamara and La Reine High School Alumni Magazine

With the eyes of faith, CONSIDER THE GREATNESS OF YOUR MISSION

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PRESIDENT/CEO

Dr. John Barnhardt

PRINCIPAL

Dian Carter

ADVANCEMENT OFFICE

Sandy Mammano Director of Development Erica Calhoun Communications Associate Kia Chatmon Grant Writer Geneen Delarosa Director of Advancement Services Melissa Antonio Huar LR ’91 Director of Events and Programs Dr. Robert Van der Waag Director for Mission Advancement

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President’s Letter

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Board Chairman’s Letter

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Mustang Moments

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A Season of Mustang Giving

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Bishop McNamara High School’s

Corporate Members (Brothers of Holy Cross)

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Dr. John Barnhardt

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Committed to Excellence in a Virtual World

20-21 Hall of Fame Virtual Induction Ceremony

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BMHS Announces Major Investment from the

A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation

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Bishop McNamara Family Support Fund

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Legacy Courtyard at La Reine Science &

Innovation Center

1964 Society: Planned Giving

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26-29 Interviews with BMHS Alumnae

Devin Swiner ’12 and Meghan Wyvill ’12

Timothy “TJ” Creamer ’78

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31-34 Alumni News 35-54 Annual Report

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Statement of Financial Position

36-38 Campaign Giving 39-48 Donor Societies

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In Loving Memory of

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Board of Directors Giving

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Businesses and Organizations

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Employee Giving

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Foundations, Funds and Charities

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In Loving Memory

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President’s Letter Dr. John Bardhardt President/CEO Dear Bishop McNamara High School Family & Friends, We have had a terrific start to our 2020/2021 school year and it is due entirely to the tireless pursuit of academic and spiritual excellence by our faculty, students, and supportive community. In a year thus far defined by crisis, our Mustangs have stepped up with their ability to innovate in the margins and redefine what it means to be a servant leader. At the time of this letter, our students remain learning in a virtual setting with the majority of our faculty and administrators also working remotely. The ability of our Bishop McNamara family to serve each of our student’s unique needs has never been more apparent.

The theme of this season’s Mustang Messenger is to consider the greatness of our mission. There is no place where this consideration is greater than right here on campus. This fall our administrators quickly realized a full enrollment and committed significant time and resources to reorient our virtual learning model to support every student. Additionally, our parents, alumni, and local businesses and foundations stepped up to support families hit hard economically by COVID by raising over $170,000 since the inception of our Bishop McNamara Family Support Fund. This dual effort - re-envisioning our virtual learning model and mobilizing our community to support students’ families hit hard by the pandemic, is yet another proof point that our service to families is the mission we seek to fulfill both in the classroom and in our giving.

We are also actively planning for the future. There is no greater time than now, in the middle of a global health pandemic, to invest our creative energy into reimagining our approach to science and technology instruction. The La Reine Science & Innovation Center remains our catalyst for cultivating the future health and science leaders of tomorrow, solving future health emergencies like the one we are in now. While our new building is exciting in its own right, we are also rebuilding our curriculum and programming to ensure our students are well informed on career pathways before leaving our school.

I recently announced the support of the Alice B. & James A. Clark Foundation and their $1,000,000 investment in our vision for a greater tomorrow. It is investments like these that remind me of the power of community. I am fully convinced that there has never been a better time to be a Bishop McNamara Mustang and it is this forward posture as a school that will ensure we continue serving God’s mission for many generations to come.

Your receipt of this season’s Mustang Messenger demonstrates your history of giving or support of our program. Thank you.

Our needs remain great but never in excess of our capacity to support. As you are able, please continue to provide for the long-term viability of our school, our students, and our mission.

In the concluding words of Blessed Basile Moreau, “This is what you can and should do for your students if you really are zealous for their salvation. Hurry then; take up this work of resurrection, never forgetting that the special end of your institute is, before all, to sanctify youth…”

Please, do not be a stranger! The next time you are near campus, stop by and see what we are up to or drop me an email to say hello.

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With sincere gratitude,

Dr. John Barnhardt

Email: john.barnhardt@bmhs.org Twitter: @Barnhardt

Chairman's Letter Robert N. Summers ’86 Chair, BMHS Board of Directors

Greetings to All Members of the Bishop McNamara Family, Who could have imagined that just under a year ago our lives would forever be changed and that COVID-19 would impact our daily activities? This being our new normal, I pray that you and your families are doing well and continue to adjust as the world navigates this global pandemic.

As the 2020-21 school year is underway, Bishop McNamara High School continues to monitor federal, state and county guidelines to ensure that we are proceeding appropriately to account for the wellbeing of our faculty, staff, students, and their families. I am sure every member of our Bishop McNamara family looks forward to the day when we can return to campus. However, I am also confident that we all want to do so when we feel secure this can be done in a safe and sensible fashion. In the meantime, Bishop McNamara’s goal is to provide students with a high quality education that is our habit and commitment. To that point, Bishop McNamara was an early adapter and national leader in the transition to virtual learning. Beginning in the latter months of the 2019-2020 school year, staff and faculty members undertook extraordinary efforts to ensure that all students were afforded the necessary tools to work remotely. These efforts have carried over to the current academic year as the school welcomed its new President/CEO Dr. John Barnhardt.

The Board of Directors has been pleased with the direction of the school under the leadership of Dr. Barnhardt. He has transitioned seamlessly into this role and has a great team to support him and his vision for the school. Part of that vision is the continuation of the legacy of Bishop McNamara and LaReine High Schools with the future LaReine Science & Innovation Center. Once constructed, the center will afford our students with classes and programs that will challenge, shape, and prepare tomorrow’s innovators. Dr. Barnhardt and his team are committed to seeing that this next generation facility offers all the necessary programs that will become a first of its kind within Prince George’s and neighboring counties.

The Board of Directors looks forward to what is in store for Bishop McNamara’s future. We know COVID-19 continues to be a challenge, however, Bishop McNamara is successfully addressing these challenges. The school remains committed to being a leader and model for secondary schools within and outside of our region. With the eyes of faith, we consider the greatness of our mission, and we look forward with zeal to advancing our vision to form empowered leaders, inspired by the Gospel, who transform the world.

We anticipate the day we can all safely convene and truly embody the spirit that characterizes our community as together, we are one #BMHSFamily. I hope to see you soon!

Respectfully,

Robert N. Summers ’86

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On Friday, August 21, 2020, affectionately called Freshman Friday, more than 20 Bishop McNamara faculty and staff members - led by President/CEO Dr. John Barnhardt and Principal Dian Carter - ventured out to deliver Mustang Spirit Gear to members of the Class of 2024. A few days before the deliveries, each student and their family was asked to share where they would be “quarantined” that Friday. Freshman and their families were asked to be “camera ready” and were given a window of time when their special delivery would arrive. All social distancing rules applied and none of the school’s staff went into freshman homes. They traveled all around the Metropolitan Washington region. When students and their families ventured out to greet them, gleeful joy was the typical response. Welcome to your #BMHSFamily Class of 2024! n

2021. For more on this story, please read the feature article titled Bishop McNamara High School Announces Major Investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation. n

During the month of October, Bishop McNamara High School honored Respect Life Month as a Catholic school and supported National Bullying Prevention Month. Respect Life Month in the Catholic Church reminds the faithful and all people of good will to cherish, defend, and protect those who are most vulnerable, from the beginning of life to its end, and at every point in between.

During this month, the Catholic Church asks all people to reflect more deeply on the dignity of every human life as we are one human family. National Bullying Prevention Month encourages schools, communities, and organizations to work together to stop bullying and cyberbullying and put an end to hatred and racism by increasing awareness of the prevalence and impact of all forms of bullying on all children of all ages. Both of these month long awareness campaigns were discussed and reflected upon during Mustang Mix, which is held virtually every Maroon day by faculty and staff moderators placed into groups of approximately twenty students from each grade level. n On Thursday, October 8, the Fine Arts Department virtually hosted as part of its 2020-2021 Guest Artists Series Karla Garcia.

Originally from Oxon Hill, Maryland, Karla made her Broadway debut at age twenty in Hot Feet, a dance musical directed by Maurice Hines. Karla went on to perform in the national tours of Wicked and Addams Family followed by other Broadway performances such as West Side Story, Gigi, and Hamilton: An American Musical.

Karla made history as the first Filipina cast member in Broadway’s Hamilton. n

August through November, Bishop McNamara High School operated in Stage 0 - fully virtual. For more on this story, please read the feature article titled Bishop McNamara High School: Remaining Committed to Excellence in a Virtual World. n On September 28, President/CEO Dr. John Barnhardt announced that Bishop McNamara High School received a major investment in The Faith. Family. Future! Capital Campaign from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation – the family foundation of late construction pioneer Jim Clark. The investment of $1,000,000 from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation helps to establish the La Reine Science & Innovation Center, scheduled to open in

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On Friday, October 16, Bishop McNamara High School virtually participated in the “Mustangs Go Pink” day. All members of the Bishop McNamara community were encouraged to wear PINK to promote awareness about breast cancer and support a cure.

Students, faculty and staff dressed in at least 50% pink, donating $4 for the dress down day, with all donations supporting the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF). Additionally, the Edith P.

Wright Breast Cancer Foundation, an organization providing support services to families facing breast cancer, shared their breast cancer educational program and virtually shared information with students, faculty and staff. EPW has a special family connection to Bishop McNamara High School as several of Edith Wright’s family are graduates of Bishop McNamara High School. n

Installation Mass of President/CEO Dr. John Barnhardt On Monday, October 19, Bishop McNamara High School hosted in Moreau Chapel the Installation Mass of President/CEO Dr. John Barnhardt, which was celebrated

by The Most Reverend Wilton D. Gregory, S.L.D, Archbishop of Washington, DC. The visit from Archbishop Gregory was his third to our school. Archbishop Gregory celebrated Mass in Moreau Chapel among a small gathering of special guests including Secretary/ Superintendent of Catholic Schools Kelly Branaman, Principal Dian Carter, and Dr. Barnhardt’s wife Erica Barnhardt. The Installation Mass was virtually broadcast to the entire student body and Archbishop Gregory reflected on the themes of faith, hope, love, and community.

Bishop McNamara also extends much gratitude to Archbishop Gregory’s concelebrants Fr. Pawal Sass, Fr. Everett Pearson, Board Member Fr. Robert Boxie, III, and former Board Member Fr. Charles Cortinovis who joined us for this beautiful Mass.

May God bless President Barnhardt and his family as he advances Bishop McNamara’s vision to form empowered leaders, inspired by the Gospel, who transform the world. n

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MUSTANG MOMENTS On Monday, October 26, The Fine Arts Department hosted virtually as part of its 2020-2021 Guest Artists Series John Donato, who is an accomplished and celebrated American fine artist and muralist. Mr. Donato is best recognized for creating large-scale community murals and widely collected whimsical works of fine art on canvas and wood. Whichever size or material, John’s creations are uniquely styled, fun, engaging and inspiring.

John’s art is often described as having “smile impact” - irresistible compositions that capture attention, induce smiles, and nudge observers towards a more joyful mindset. n

On Sunday, October 25, Bishop McNamara High School held its Fall 2020 Virtual Open House for prospective students and their families. The annual event attracts middle school aged students and those interested in transferring to the school. A successful event that was virtually packed began with opening remarks from President/ CEO Dr. John Barnhardt and Principal Dian Carter. Virtual guided tours were led by current students focused on classroom visits, resources around campus, and the school’s state-of-the-art facilities were displayed online through a 360 virtual tour. There were also faculty and staff representatives from all departments.

Special thanks to the Admissions Department including Admissions Directors Robert Nolte and Vincent Harrington ’09 and Admissions Assistant Director Deanna Warnock for hosting this virtual event and to all faculty, staff and students for your time and commitment. n On Friday, October 30, Bishop McNamara High School announced this year’s winners of the High School Principal Association Veteran and Novice Teacher of the Year Awards. Director of Fine Arts and Bands and Orchestra Anthony Conto is this year’s winner of The Veteran Teacher of the Year Award. Social Studies

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Chairperson Jaleshea Cobbs is this year’s winner of the The Novice Teacher of the Year Award. n

Anthony Conto is in his twentieth year at Bishop McNamara High School. Under his direction, his ensembles have received numerous honors and have cultivated a reputation for musical excellence. Mr. Conto has been recognized as a Faculty Caritas Award winner for distinguished service, is an honorary member in the Tri-M Music Honor Society, and has been nominated by the Grammy Foundation for their Music Educator of the Year Award. Mr. Conto also has been a board member for several professional music education organizations, serving as President of both the Washington Archdiocesan Music Teachers Council and the Maryland Band Directors Association. Congratulations Mr. Conto! n

Jaleshea Cobbs is in her third year at Bishop McNamara High School. After graduating from Kent State University with a degree in Integrated Social Studies, Ms. Cobbs moved back to the District of Columbia and began working in education. Working in both private and public schools, she has taught a wide variety of courses including Global Studies, Government and Politics, United States History, World History, Psychology, and Sociology. Ms. Cobbs joined the Bishop McNamara faculty in 2018 and quickly made important contributions through her active and engaged involvement in the life of the school including serving as faculty moderator for the Freshman Class and advising the My Hair My Crown Club. She was recently selected as Chairperson of the Social Studies Department. Congratulations Ms. Cobbs! n

On Saturday, November 7, the Parent’s Club organized the annual Father/Son Gathering under the title Men In It to Win It! Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, protocols were in place to hold a safe event including temperature screenings, wearing of masks, and social distancing measures. The Father/Son team with the highest points were tagged as “2020 Mustang Men.” Father/Son teams competed in various challenges that required athleticism, strategy and a sense of humor. Points were earned in each challenge based on how the team finished in each category. Each challenge lasted sixty seconds. Bishop McNamara High School would like to thank the Parent’s Club and all their volunteers who helped to organize this special morning. n

On Tuesday, November 3, Bishop McNamara High School was closed on Election Day to enable all eligible voters within the Bishop McNamara community to exercise their civic rights.

Bishop McNamara students who were eligible to vote this year were reminded to engage in their civic duty to participate in our electoral processes as citizens of the United States. n On Thursday, November 5, the Athletics Department hosted the Bishop McNamara High School Virtual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. The evening brought together alumni, current families, board members, administration, coaches, and employees to celebrate those who have excelled in athletics on and off the field. The induction class of 2020 included three individuals from Bishop McNamara - Keith Lytle ’75, Tiffany Evans ’93, and Stacey Oldenburg-Buckhaults ’00 and one team - the 2003 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team. For more on this story, please read the feature article titled Bishop McNamara High School 2020 Hall of Fame Virtual Induction Ceremony. n

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Our fundraising goal: $25,000!

Starting on December 1, Giving Tuesday, through December 31, we’re inviting you during Advent to participate in A Season of Mustang Giving. We ask you to make a Christmas gift to the Bishop McNamara Fund to help us reach our fundraising goal of $25,000. To make your gift, just go to the link at the bottom of this page.

Your contribution will help us continue to bring hope to students through the giving of financial aid, which has seen a significant rise in applicants this year due to the pandemic. Please give!

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CORPORATE MEMBERS (BROTHERS OF HOLY CROSS) Br. Thomas Dziekan, CSC, Provincial Superior Br. James Branigan, CSC, Director School Office Br. Donald Blauvelt, CSC Br. Richard Critz, CSC

Board of Directors Mr. Rob Summers ’86 (Chair) Mr. Garry Perkins ’75 (Vice Chair) Mrs. LaShanta Harris ’93 (Secretary) Ms. Robin Whitfield LR ’86 (Treasurer) Mrs. Rhonda Johnson Adams Bro. Donald Blauvelt, CSC Fr. Robert Boxie Col. (Ret) Jasey Briley ’77 Hon. Daneeka Cotton LR ’84 Mr. Dan Curtin Dr. G. Scott Drew ’79 Mr. Jim Estepp ’84 Dr. Triesta Fowler-Lee LR ’91 Mrs. Shonda Harmon Mr. Ken Harris ’82 Ms. Laura Irwin Mr. Andrew Johnson ’80 Mr. Brian Larkin ’99 Ms. Ronnette Meyers Mrs. Cindy Morgan LR ’78 Sr. David Ann Niski, OSF Mr. Kirk Wills

Congratulations to Ronnette Renea Meyers Special congratulations goes out to Bishop McNamara High School Board Member and JLAN Solutions President and CEO, Ronnette Renea Meyers, for being recognized by the D.C. Chamber of Commerce as the Woman in Business Champion of the Year!

In recognizing Ms. Meyers for this distinguished honor, the D.C. Chamber of Commerce stated, “The 2020 Women in Business Champion of the Year award was presented by Dr. Unique Morris Hughes, Director of the DC Department of Employment Services (DOES). The Women in Business Champion of the Year Awardee is one who has demonstrated and personified the highest level of professional excellence in her business or profession; devoting time and energy to the DC community in a meaningful way. She has fulfilled a commitment to the advancement of women’s business ownership through voluntary efforts to strengthen the role of women business owners within the community and advocates for the women-owned business community through active support of legislative and regulatory initiatives. The DC Chamber is honored to present the 2020 Women in Business Champion of the Year award to Ronnette Meyers of JLAN solutions.”

We at Bishop McNamara High School couldn’t agree more with the Chamber’s selection of Ms. Meyers, and we are very proud. n

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aC Interview with New President/CEO Around Campus

Dr. John Barnhardt

With the official transition of school leadership to new President/CEO Dr. John Barnhardt in June, 2020, he has undertaken this important leadership role during one of the most unique moments in Bishop McNamara’s history due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The editorial staff of the Mustang Messenger wanted to learn more about Dr. Barnhardt’s transition into his new role as President/CEO and he was kind enough to share his thoughts about it and the challenges of operating a school in the midst of a global pandemic.

What have been the most impactful moments since your tenure began as President/CEO of Bishop McNamara High School?

Two moments stand out in my first few months at Bishop McNamara. First, I visited Mrs. Diehlmann’s virtual class in the first few weeks of learning. It was here that I first saw students fully embracing the virtual world and a world-class educator who had adapted her entire approach to instruction. It was also here that I first felt a strong sense of belonging in the virtual world! This visit gave me tremendous confidence and gratitude to belong to a community that was selflessly dedicated to supporting one another.

The second moment came during a zoning and planning call with Prince George’s County officials. On this call, I was advocating for building permits for our La Reine Science & Innovation Center. Our advocacy was successful and permitting has moved forward, but the highlight was hearing every official’s sentiments about why this project is important to Prince George’s County. Every member of the planning board had a memory and important investment in our school. It is moments like this and connections like these that make our work gratifying!

At a time of many unique challenges regarding the operation of a school in the midst of a pandemic, what challenge has the school community met that reveals the fulfilment of our mission to educate hearts and minds in a dynamic, inclusive Catholic school community rooted in the Holy Cross tradition?

One of the greatest challenges in this pandemic is the establishment and strengthening of our community, virtually. An investment in Bishop McNamara is significant. Especially for our new parents, I am in awe and full of gratitude for the trust and confidence that our new families have given our school community. Moreover, many of our important “community-building” events like Back to School Night and most recently our Open House event, have been delivered entirely virtually.

Despite the challenge of building a community without being in person, our family is thriving. Parents, students, and employees are finding ways to continue building relationships and this alone is an inspiration.

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Our main priorities are to understand and meet the needs of our community. This is no small undertaking. School visioning and day to day operations as we’ve known them for the last 200 years of schools operating in this country, are different. As a result, I’ve directed our team to review policies, practices, and beliefs about every aspect of our program. This year, we’ve reviewed and redesigned our enrollment process, our counseling support, our athletics and fine arts programming, our daily operations, our virtual classroom model, and every one of our community events and celebrations.

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I am most thankful for the overwhelming support that every member of our community has afforded me. Whether it is our administrative team in their grace and patience with me learning new systems, our parent community in actively welcoming me and my entire family into their own, or even our students who have actively sought out partnership, I could not be more appreciative for the virtual welcomeparty that I’ve had these past few months.

Is there an administrator, faculty member, or staff person at BMHS you would like to thank? Why? I am most thankful for our teachers. Teaching is an art and our teachers are masters in the art. That said, in March of 2020, the artform changed with no heads up or the ability to plan. Our teachers are working harder than they ever have before and they are Bishop McNamara’s most valuable resource. There is no amount of time off, coffee cards, or recognition that could even come close to fully realizing the important role they play in our successful virtual school model. To our teachers, thank you. Every day you make our vision a reality and there are 850 students and 135 employees who are thankful for your expertise and ability to adapt in a moment’s notice.

What advice would you like to offer Bishop McNamara students who are struggling in the midst of this pandemic?

Call a friend! Whether it is your best friend, a counselor,

a favorite teacher, or me, remember that you are not alone and we are stronger together. Research has shown that processing trauma or stress as a community is more effective and healthy than processing alone. You are not alone, you have me and your entire McNamara family, please call on us!

What more have you learned about yourself since you became President/CEO of Bishop McNamara High School?

I’ve learned how much I rely on personal relationships in my professional career. I am an extrovert by nature - I get my energy from the community. Moving into Bishop McNamara and supporting strategic initiatives and making important decisions without an existing relationship or a chance to stop in visit with students, families, and faculty, has been hard! n

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With the transition of school leadership from President/CEO Dr. Marco J. Clark ’85 to President/CEO Dr. John Barnhardt, he, along with the Board of Directors, Principal Dian Carter, and in coordination with the administration, faculty, and staff, have offered a virtual education that is rooted in the school’s Catholic and Holy Cross faith and identity while advancing its mission to educate hearts and minds. More than 180 years ago the founder of the Congregation of Holy Cross Blessed Basile Moreau said in Christian Education, “How we educate the mind will change with the times; how we cultivate the heart is and will remain timeless.”

Never has this statement been more true at Bishop McNamara High School than in 2020. The school remains committed to excellence in a virtual world.

During the summer months that marked the transition from one school year to the next, the entire Bishop McNamara community administration, faculty, staff, parents, and students - discerned and absorbed all that they had learned about what it means to teach and learn virtually during the latter months of the prior school year.

The incorporation of this information served as a basis to plan for a successful 2020-2021 school year. Always placing the safety and well-being of the school community at the forefront of decision making in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, this time served to prepare the community for a variety of contingencies. This included how teaching and learning could be conducted virtually for an extended period of time during the forthcoming school year.

Over the summer, President Barnhardt and Principal Carter formed several “Contingency Planning Teams” among different stakeholder groups within the Bishop McNamara family. The goal was to solicit their input about how to reopen the physical campus at various levels. With the help of these teams, the school developed various “stage models” to govern the operation of Bishop McNamara High School during the 2020-2021 school year.

After gathering a lot of valuable input from these stakeholder groups, four stages of operation were developed. Stage 0 represents full virtual learning, Stage 1 represents virtual and classroom learning, Stage 2 represents modified classroom learning where

restrictions remain in place for large gatherings, while Stage 3 represents full classroom learning where local officials have dismissed all school related restrictions.

Drawing on the guidelines and safety protocols established by local, state, and federal public health officials and agencies, along with surveying all stakeholder groups within the Bishop McNamara family, the decision was made to operate in Stage 0 at the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year. Bishop McNamara High School has operated in this stage since.

Remaining Committed to Excellence Virtually Remaining committed to excellence virtually required the reimagining of the concept of school for all members of the Bishop McNamara family. Although the school was well positioned to meet this challenge because it has engaged in various forms of remote instruction since the 2006-2007 school year, and then operated in this way successfully during the latter part of the 2019-2020 school year, starting the new semester virtually, and then maintaining this posture for the foreseeable future, presented a number of challenging questions. “How does the school virtually orient the Class of 2024? How do teachers and students meet their new classes virtually? What is an optimal virtual schedule for instructors and students? How does the school meet the social, emotional, physical, and spiritual needs of its students virtually?

How do extracurricular clubs, fine arts groups, and athletic teams meet and move forward virtually?” These questions, and more, drove discussions during the summer months.

Paramount to the school’s decision making was to ensure that Bishop McNamara remained committed to maintaining excellence in a virtual environment. Today, it is clear from a variety of indicators, that Bishop McNamara High School has not only met this challenge, but the school stands as a national leader in virtual education. The school’s frameworks and policies in this area guide and inform many Catholic and independent schools throughout the region and beyond.

The school is proud to claim that our Mustangs have kept learning, growing, and achieving virtually. They remain resilient, eager, and engaged learners. They are a source of inspiration today and moving into the future. Our employees remain committed to their shared vocation as Holy Cross educators. They continue to explore and shape ideas and offer personal and differentiated instruction with zeal and care offered now on the most uptodate virtual continued on next page

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Educating Hearts & Minds Virtually: Remaining Rooted in a Student-Centered Approach Bishop McNamara High School employs a student centered approach regarding its virtual learning and does so across every academic discipline including Science, Math, English, Social Studies, Information Technology and Engineering, Theology, Modern & Classical Languages, Fine Arts, and Health and Physical Education. Led by Assistant Principal for Academics Charles Shryock and the school’s dedicated academic team, Bishop McNamara instructors, students, and families have access to the school’s Virtual Learning Guide. This guide provides information about Maccess, which serves as the school’s “home base” for posting all lessons, assignments, and more. Students, families, administrators, counselors, and student support teams use this one location to check for assignments, course syllabi, instructional videos, enrichment activities, and collaborative documents across all classes, to ensure students are making progress. The Virtual Learning Guide goes well beyond providing important information and direction regarding these essential administrative functions and tasks. It provides resources and guidelines pertaining to teacher planning and assessment, social-emotional learning tools, tips about how to teach and learn virtually on various platforms, information about how to deal with mental health emergencies, and suggestions for students about how to best use popular learning apps.

contact by the school’s administration and staff as administrators such as Reginald Brady, Laura Keller, and Herman Gloster ’96 continuously outreach to Bishop McNamara families to learn about how each student and their family are responding and dealing with this unique and challenging historical moment.

Bishop McNamara’s counselors that include Alicia Oglesby, Shamelle Yemofio, Herman Frazier, Michael Jones, and Tia Bell meet virtually with their students according to grade level to discuss their academic performance, but also speak with them about how they are emotionally dealing and coping with the pandemic and other important topics. In addition, students and families access and share learning plans and strategies with the school’s student support instructors and program specialists Abigail Greer, Tierra Jolly ’00, Dee Butler LR ’80, Kevin Clark ’09, Anthony Sosnoskie and Alicia Brown to meet curricular goals. Also, students engage in an array of spiritual resources and meditation activities offered by the school’s Campus Ministry Team Amanda Saunders, Sam Hardwick, and Sandy Herndon. In addition, Bishop McNamara’s club moderators, fine arts instructors, and athletic coaches hold

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virtual practices, rehearsals, and discussion forums to enable these formative activities to advance while in Stage 0.

For clubs and activities, Brian Brower, Director of Student Activities and Student Council and Mock Trial Moderator, has enabled club moderators, including himself, and students to meet virtually while in Stage 0. Whether it is groups that he leads such as the Student Council or Mock Trial Team, or other groups and their moderators, such as Abigail Greer’s Women’s Empowerment Club, Jan Steeger’s Science & Explorers Club, or outside groups such as Booz Allen Hamilton’s High School Speaker Series, these clubs continue to work virtually. The virtual workspace has not stopped these important clubs and organizations from meeting and discussing topics important to Bishop McNamara students.

Regarding instruction in the fine arts, teachers have not only held classes virtually, but they have given one on one individual virtual instruction to students regarding their form of art. As Director of Fine Arts and Bands Mr. Anthony Conto notes, “Our students in the fine arts continue to receive instruction at the highest levels virtually. The ability to hold one on one tutorials with students is beneficial to them and their development as artists. Although we miss coming together in groups to rehearse to do live performances, I’m confident that the instruction that they’ve received in Stage 0 has advanced their skills as vocalists, instrumentalists, dancers, visual artists, and performers.”

The Bishop McNamara Athletics Department has worked diligently to enable coaches to hold socially distanced workouts and practices throughout the fall in preparation for their upcoming seasons, which have been rescheduled to begin in January, 2021.

Members of the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) agreed to postpone athletic contests and games until January. The first WCAC season to be held this school year will be winter sports such as girls and boys basketball and wrestling.

Winter sports teams will compete for two months only among other WCAC schools. Teams that typically compete in the fall are scheduled to have practices and games during the months of March and April. Then, in May and June, teams that typically compete in the spring season such as baseball and softball will hold these competitions during this time. Director of Athletics Marty Keithline and his staff, including Assistant Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Keita Malloy ’89, Assistant Athletic Director Dr. Jessica Nash and Athletic Trainer Stephanie Tong have worked with the Administrative Team, coaches, parents, and student-athletes to insure that during the school’s operation in Stage 0 that individual and team workouts have remained socially

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What Does a Virtual School Day Look Like at BMHS? Virtual learning days in Stage 0 begin with Principal Carter and invited guests doing the morning announcements via a Zoom broadcast starting at 8:00am. The announcements include student composed prayers, the Pledge of Allegiance, the School Code, and pertinent information about the day’s events. To make everyone feel a closer connection to the school, Principal Carter does the morning announcements each day from a different location on campus. On Friday’s, WMAC Moderator and Emmy award continued on next page

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Teachers begin live instruction starting at 8:15am. A student has four virtual classes each day that meet for forty-five minutes per class on the familiar Maroon and Gold rotating schedule. A school day in Stage 0 ends at noon and is followed on Maroon days with a twenty minute event called Mustang Mix, which provides students with another support group of approximately twenty students gathered by faculty and staff moderators to discuss social emotional challenges or simply to be with each other virtually to reduce the feeling of isolation caused by the pandemic.

opportunities for students to get together virtually, such as class movie nights and Mustang Mix, there is no doubt that, as Joseph Dorsey ’23 says following his earlier comments, “The greatest challenge is not being around other people.” This sentiment was echoed by many other Bishop McNamara students as well as the entire community. There is nothing like being personally together with your Bishop McNamara family.

Indeed, this is particularly true for Bishop McNamara’s newest family member - President/CEO Dr. John Barnhardt. With his official appointment as the school’s fourth President/CEO in June, he has led and guided the Bishop McNamara community through this difficult time with patience, transparency and a welcoming spirit. Since June, he has been meeting various audiences virtually, including students and parents, and limited audiences personally such as faculty, staff, and advocates of the school’s Faith. Family.

Future! Capital Campaign as the school continues to move forward with plans to build the La Reine Science & Innovation Center. Dr. Barnhardt has still yet to lead an in person all school assembly or visit in person an engaging classroom full of bright and

Instruction in Stage 0 takes place synchronously to attain optimal learning outcomes. Synchronous instruction allows for an instructor to meet with students in real time so that they can give lectures, show and demonstrate skills, and field live questions. The platform that the school currently employs to do live instruction is Google Meets. Assignments are due, at the earliest, by 11:59 pm of the next school day. Bishop McNamara instructors are advised to make direct instruction short and rich to ensure participation and completion. This class schedule includes a robust extracurricular program that starts at 12:45pm and lasts until 1:30pm. Students have the freedom to study and connect with teachers, while faculty continue to support at-home responsibilities through virtual work, between 12:30-3:30pm.

When asked about what has worked well regarding virtual teaching and learning in Stage 0, Joseph Dorsey ’23 said, “The time for classes and the breaks we get in between classes has worked well so far regarding virtual learning and teaching.”

Another sophomore student Alexandra Monell ’23 noted, “The amount of time that classes are has worked much better this year compared to last year.” This was a familiar refrain among other students and a wise prudential judgment by the school. Stage 0’s independent schedule recognizes that learning and teaching in a virtual environment are very different than in person learning and teaching. Although the school has worked hard to create

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engaging Mustangs. Even his Installation Mass with the recently named Cardinal elect Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory in October had to be held virtually. Yet, he has met this leadership moment to make the safety and well-being of the entire community paramount regarding his decisions about the school’s proper stage of operation. The Bishop McNamara community looks forward to the day when we can gather together as one family to thank him personally, along with the rest of the administration, faculty, and staff for their incredible work during this unprecedented time.

As the school edges closer to 2021 and remains in Stage 0, Bishop McNamara High School’s comprehensive response to educate and teach virtually resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic remains grounded in its mission to educate hearts and minds in a dynamic, inclusive Catholic school community rooted in the Holy Cross

tradition. Inspired by its vision to form empowered leaders, inspired by the Gospel, who transform the world, the physical closure of the school’s campus and operation in Stage 0 has not prevented Bishop McNamara from advancing its vision or fulfilling its mission. The Bishop McNamara community continues to make God known, loved, and served. The school remains for its students, families, employees, and alumni a community committed to excellence. The Bishop McNamara community continues to innovate, transform, and thrive, thus serving as a source of inspiration for those within our community and beyond. As the school community says each day, “We are Bishop McNamara. We are Holy Cross. We choose, through our words and actions, to build family, show respect, educate our minds and hearts, and bring hope. We choose to think with Christ.” n

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• Creative Communications Team Delivers Virtual Mustang Minute Alumni Monthly Newsletter & Mustang Messenger Bi-Annual Magazine • Dynamic & Creative Fine Arts Department Holds Virtual Rehearsals & Tutorials • Committed Coaches Offer Virtual Practices & Game Preparation Discussion Forums • Award Winning WMAC Student Broadcast Team Produces Virtual Informative & Engaging News Segments • Mustang Moderators Orchestrate Virtual Extracurricular Clubs & Activities • Inventive Web Services Team Delivers Virtual Pertinent Content • Dedicated Admissions Team Provides Virtual Holy Cross Hospitality To Our Fully Enrolled Class Of 2024 Mustangs • Inspired & Driven Advancement Team Campaigns & Fundraises For The La Reine Science & Innovation Center Opening In 2021 • #BMHSFAMILY - Making God Known, Loved & Served

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HALL OF FAME virtual INDUCTION CEREMONY The 2020 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony welcomed

three new individual inductees and one championship team into the Bishop McNamara Hall of Fame, which honors the achievements of individuals and teams in athletics from La Reine and Bishop McNamara High Schools. The Induction Ceremony was held for the first time virtually on Thursday, November 5.

The evening brought together alumni, current families, board members, administration, coaches, and employees to celebrate those who have excelled in athletics on and off the field. The induction class of 2020 included three individuals from Bishop McNamara - Keith Lytle ’75, Tiffany Evans ’93, and Stacey Oldenburg-Buckhaults ’00 and one team - the 2003 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team from Bishop McNamara High School.

Keith Lytle ’75 was a member of the Varsity Football Team all four years of high school. He was a key member on the 1973 DC City Championship Team that went 11-0 that season. For his many accomplishments on the gridiron, Keith was named All-City by the Washington Post and Washington Star, All-State by the Baltimore Sun, and, of highest distinction, an All-American by the Sentinel News.

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The University of Massachusetts earning an Associate’s of Science and Bachelor’s of Science in Information Technology and a Certificate in UNIX/Linux Operating Systems. During his career in related information technology fields, Keith uses his advanced training to give back to the community by tutoring students seeking their GED in Mathematics and he has taught Introduction to Computer Repair at a local education development center.

Tiffany Evans ’93 was the first female athlete in Bishop McNamara’s history to receive an NCAA Division I Track & Field scholarship earning this distinction after the merger with La Reine High School in 1992. Her sophomore year she was awarded the silver medal in the 200m and won a gold medal in the 4x200m at the Catholic Girls’ Athletic Association (CGAA) Championships. In 1993, she was named top female athlete at the 15th Annual Falcon Invitational. Tiffany was Washington Post All Met Honorable Mention for field events in 1993. In 1992 and 1993, she was the female High Jump Champion for the CGAA. Tiffany received an invitation to the prestigious Penn Relays in 1993 and participated in the high jump.

For her leadership on the Track & Field Team, Tiffany was named team captain her senior year. Upon graduation, Tiffany earned her Bachelor’s of Arts in Psychology from the University of Maryland, attained her Master’s in Social Work from Case Western University, and is now pursuing her doctoral degree in Higher Education Leadership at St. Edward’s University in Austin, TX. A lifelong educator

and former Bishop McNamara Board Member, Tiffany has worked for the past twenty years in residential boarding education as a founding member of The SEED School of Maryland, where she finished her two year term as CoHead of School.

team called the Steel City Sparks in Pittsburgh in 2004.

Ms.Oldenburg-Buckhaults eventually came back home to Bishop McNamara to serve as a Science Teacher and Girls’ Head Varsity Soccer Coach. She now lives in Colorado with her husband and children.

Stacey Oldenburg-Buckhaults ’00 was a multi-sport athlete at Bishop McNamara competing as a swimmer, basketball player, and soccer player. However, it was on the soccer field where Stacey was a true standout as a member of the Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team all four years of high school. Stacey played center midfielder, defender, and forward. During her senior season while serving as the team’s captain, Stacey was invited to play for the Olympic Development Team, which serves as the development squad for the United States Women’s National Team, which eventually won the gold medal. Stacey’s individual athletic accomplishments on the soccer field were many as she was named Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) Second Team All Conference her freshman year in 1996 and then was named WCAC First Team All Conference in 1997, 1998, and 1999. She was named First Team All County in 1998 and 1999. In 1999, Stacey was a National Nominee for the Wendy’s High School Heisman and was selected that year as a First Team selection for the Maryland Independent Schools Soccer Tournament. Stacey was honored at graduation with the Frank Neitzey Award as the outstanding female student-athlete for the Class of 2000.

Upon graduation, Stacey went on to have a distinguished collegiate career as a midfielder and forward at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. She then played for a semi-pro

The 2003 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team, led by Head Coach Mike Bozeman ’84, remains one of Bishop McNamara High School’s most accomplished teams in its five decade history. Posting a 32-5 overall season record, the team was ranked in the top twenty of best high schools nationally by USA Today and they were ranked number one in the Washington Metropolitan area by the Washington Post at the season’s conclusion. They were Bishop Walsh Invitational Champions, WCAC Champions, and DC City Title Champions. The team achieved both collectively and individually, as numerous members of the 2003 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team received postseason accolades and awards. Upon graduation from Bishop McNamara, several team members went on to play basketball in college. The roster from this outstanding team included Kalika France ’03, Genet Moore ’03, Antelia Parrish ’04, Nikki Bozeman ’04, Chauntise Wright ’04, Iman McFarland ’05, Alexandra Roane ’05, Ashley Spriggs ’06, Paulisha Kellum ’06, Jori Nwachukwu ’06, Manager Morgan Mercer ’04, Assistant Coach Robert Surrat, and Head Coach Mike Bozeman ’84.

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Bishop McNamara High School Announces Major Investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation

On Monday, September 28, 2020, President/CEO Dr. John

Barnhardt announced that Bishop McNamara High School received a major investment in The Faith. Family. Future! Capital Campaign from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation – the family foundation of late construction pioneer Jim Clark.

The investment of $1,000,000 from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation helps to establish the La Reine Science & Innovation Center, scheduled to open in 2021. With the vision to ‘Innovate. Transform. Thrive,’ The La Reine Science & Innovation Center will be a hub for technology, collaboration and discovery by offering new academic programs in science, technology, cybersecurity, engineering, entrepreneurship, and multimedia. By providing students with next generation, handson learning experiences, Bishop McNamara High School hopes to develop the innovators of tomorrow. Bishop McNamara High School thanks the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation for this transformative investment as it enables the school to continue to advance the building of the La Reine Science & Innovation Center.

The A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation has generously supported Washington-area organizations, hospitals, schools, cultural institutions and veterans groups for over 30 years through the Clark Charitable Foundation. The team at the Clark Foundation is humbled and excited to help realize Mr. Clark’s philanthropic legacy in the next decade and beyond. This major investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation to help build the La Reine Science and Innovation Center furthers Mr. Clark’s outstanding philanthropic legacy as this Center will be a catalyst for positive change for generations of Bishop McNamara students and residents of Prince George’s County.

As Prince George’s County Executive Angela Alsobrooks says, “The La Reine Science & Innovation Center will be a game changer, not only for Bishop McNamara students, but for the Prince George’s County community as a whole. We know that STEM education is critical to ensuring our young people can compete professionally after high school.”

Under the creative direction of Grimm + Parker, an architecture firm and leader in sustainable design in partnership with Scheibel Construction, an award-winning general contractor, the La Reine Science & Innovation Center will be a 20,000-square-foot building that will provide deep, hands-on learning experiences for the student community to explore, create, discover, collaborate and innovate.

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The La Reine Science & Innovation Center will offer seven classrooms, five of them as customary science labs, featuring two chemistry, two physics and a health science lab. The stateof-the-art innovation lab will be the centerpiece of the building, complete with industry leading hardware such as 3D printers, vinyl cutters, drill presses and computer components that can make a machine run and affect its performance.

During the school day, Bishop McNamara High School will occupy the La Reine Science & Innovation Center for preparing students for success in higher education and the workforce of the future. After school hours, the Center will function as a hub for adult learners in Career Technology Education (CTE) earning certificate programs in cybersecurity, CCNA, and other certifications in various fields. As a proud partner with the citizens of Prince George’s County, the new Center will develop tomorrow’s innovators. As a school serving a majority African American student population, the La Reine Science & Innovation Center allows Bishop McNamara students, underserved in STEM related fields, to gain the skills and certifications necessary to advance toward higher education or job placement in these highly sought after professional and technical fields.

Board Chair Robert Summers ’86 shared, “We are elated to receive such a generous gift from the Clark Foundation in support of the La Reine Science & Innovation Center. We believe this gift aligns with the Clark Foundation’s mission in supporting organizations that have a strong infrastructure and programmatic vision. Bishop McNamara envisions that the La Reine Science & Innovation Center will provide faculty, students, and the surrounding community a space where creativity and potential can thrive and inspire the development of our future leaders.”

President Barnhardt had this to say about this considerable contribution from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation, “I am filled with gratitude today for this major investment from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation. Their investment in the La Reine Science & Innovation Center will change the lives of countless numbers of our students and neighbors in Prince George’s County. They now will have a next generation facility where they can go to acquire the skills and proficiencies necessary to compete for places in higher education or career advancement. This investment marks a significant move forward in our fundraising efforts for this facility and I could not be more grateful for this bountiful gift.” n

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Bridging The Income Gap Gifts to the Bishop McNamara Fund help bridge the gap between tuition income and costs of educating every student at a high level. Gifts to the Bishop McNamara Fund provide President/CEO Dr. John Barnhardt and the Board of Directors with the flexibility to address the school’s greatest needs. Please give!

Every Gift Makes A Difference Past gifts to the Bishop McNamara Fund have ranged from parent contributions of $20.21 to honor their child’s graduation year to $1,000 donations or more from BHMS alumni, businesses, and friends. Impactful recurring gifts can be made in monthly installments. The amount that you give is not as important as your willingness to give.

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The 1964 Society: Planned Giving The 1964 Society: Planned Giving allows generous benefactors to give with the greatest impact. Include Bishop McNamara High School in your will or estate plans through planned giving. To learn more, please contact Director of Development Ms. Sandy Mammano at (301) 735-8401, ext. 295 or by email sandy.mammano@bmhs.org.

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AN Interviews with BMHS Alumnae Devin Swiner ’12 and Meghan Wyvill ’12 Alumni NEWS

As Bishop McNamara High School prepares to build the La Reine Science & Innovation Center, the school remains committed to having this next generation facility serve as a catalyst for positive social change. The school seeks to give every student the resources for future success. Moreover, Bishop McNamara High School hopes this building project advances opportunities for African American and female students as both demographic groups remain underrepresented in fields and careers related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The opportunities that this new physical space will afford to them to become future health care professionals, engineers, scientists, mathematicians, entrepreneurs, and culture changing thought leaders will be numerous and transformational not only for Bishop McNamara High School, but for the neighboring Prince George’s County community and the surrounding Washington Metropolitan area.

Bishop McNamara High School is well positioned to accomplish this goal as the school already draws on a history of success producing these kinds of students including recent alumnae Devin Swiner ’12, who this year won The Ohio State University’s Next Generation Innovator of the Year award and Meghan Wyvill ’12, who works as a nurse in The University of Maryland’s Medical Intensive Care Unit currently confronting the COVID-19 pandemic.

The editorial staff of the Mustang Messenger recently caught up with Devin and Meghan. We asked them about their time at Bishop McNamara, the significance of their work, particularly as women and, in Devin’s case, as an African American woman, and how the La Reine Science & Innovation Center will impact the future of the school. Here are Ms Swiner’s and Ms. Wyvill’s responses to our questions.

Interview with Devin Swiner ’12 Describe your fondest memories of Bishop McNamara High School.

One of the things that comes to mind when I think about my time at McNamara is the fact that I was able to be involved in activities that fit all of my interests. It was great being able to play sports, be on student council, be a Peer Minister, join honor societies, do service projects because they allowed me to grow not only as a student, but as a person. The people I met at Bishop McNamara are still people that I talk to today

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Describe your educational and career path since your graduation from Bishop McNamara High School.

After I graduated from McNamara in 2012, I attended the University of Pittsburgh. I graduated in 2016 with my B.S. in Chemistry and minors in Sociology and Africana Studies. I currently attend The Ohio State University, pursuing my Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry. I graduate in May, 2021.

Discuss how your education since graduation from Bishop McNamara High School helped you achieve personally and professionally.

McNamara taught me to be myself, unapologetically. I was challenged academically and personally and the lessons I learned there are the ones that I keep with me to this day. It was the best foundation for me to reach my current goals. From learning that it was okay to have multiple interests at once to learning how to study and write, the education I received at McNamara has helped me tremendously throughout my journey.

Discuss how winning The Ohio State University’s Next Generation Innovator of the Year award can serve as a source of inspiration for future generations of Mustangs to pursue careers in STEM related fields.

interested in STEM and give them the tools to succeed in these fields. It’s important to show students in these populations that they are capable and can be the next generation of STEM superstars.

Discuss why you co-founded the #BlackinChem hashtag to draw attention to and increase support for women of color in STEM fields. #BlackinChem came out of the need to show the world that Black chemists exist and that we can contribute more to chemistry than just diversity and inclusion initiatives. We are scientists and a lot of times that gets put on the backburner.

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I’m a naturally curious and creative person and that’s what my research projects in graduate school reflect. I always want to help others so using my science to do that was a natural decision. Winning this award shows that no answer to a question is out of reach as long as you try. If you have an idea that you’re passionate about, no matter how “crazy” it may sound to others, pursue it. Be confident in yourself and your abilities and that will take you far in your career and your life.

Describe why the building of the La Reine Science & Innovation Center is important here at Bishop McNamara High School.

The La Reine Science & Innovation Center will be able to give to underrepresented populations access to STEM in tangible ways, something that historically hasn’t happened. I love the fact that McNamara is using its resources to get students

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inclusive and diverse spaces was an added bonus. I am just humbled at how quickly #BlackinChem gained traction and how global (from the UK to Africa to Australia) the movement has been.

Describe your plans for the future once you finish your doctorate.

After I graduate, I want to continue to do science that helps people. I’m currently looking at jobs with pharmaceutical companies that do health-related research (medicine, vaccines, etc.). Short term, I definitely still want to be in the lab. Longer term, I want to continue my work with #MacScientist and #BlackinChem and work in science communication.

What advice would you give to our current students?

To the current Mustangs, be proud of who you are and show off ! Self-advocacy is extremely important in the next phases of your life so start practicing that now. Also realize that no path is linear and that is completely okay! Learn to be okay with the occasional pivot but also enjoy the journey. n

Interview with Meghan Wyvill ’12 Describe your fondest memories of Bishop McNamara High School?

I have such amazing memories from McNamara. Some of my best friends today are friends I made at school. I’m even friends with some of my teachers and coaches. So, I’d say my fondest memories were making amazing relationships with people I didn’t know who would be forever so important. That and Pi Day.

Describe your educational and career path since your graduation from Bishop McNamara High School.

I went to Anne Arundel Community College after graduating from Bishop McNamara. I intended on being a math major to become a math teacher. I ended up changing my mind and switched to nursing. Then I transferred to the School of Nursing at The University of Maryland at Baltimore, where I graduated in 2017. I have been working as a nurse in the University of Maryland’s Medical Intensive Care Unit (M.I.C.U.) ever since.

Discuss how your education at Bishop McNamara High School since graduation helped you achieve personally and professionally.

Being able to go to school with people from all different kinds of backgrounds was such a gift to me because it gave me such

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Discuss how working as a nurse in the midst of a global pandemic has influenced your view of healthcare and its practice in the United States.

I always thought the healthcare system needed reform. And working as a nurse with the patient population that I do presents a very vivid example of why universal access to quality healthcare is a must. But working through the pandemic has made it crystal clear that the system operates on reaction as opposed to prevention. So I’m hopeful that there will be teams and systems put into place to help prepare for the next pandemic so not as many lives are lost when something else inevitably happens.

Describe, in your own words, why the building of the La Reine Science & Innovation Center is important here at Bishop McNamara High School.

Women, specifically women of color, are so vastly underrepresented in STEM fields, which can be such a deterrent if you don’t see someone who looks like you, doing what you want to do. It makes it seem impossible. But it’s not.

So I hope that the La Reine Science & Innovation Center gives a face and representation to young students who might be hoping to pursue a career in one of these fields.

Describe your plans for the future.

Professionally, I love what I do, where I do it. So I don’t see

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an appreciation for diversity of thought and perspective that comes with it. Having my eyes opened to new thoughts, ideas and perspectives so early on is something that I will be eternally grateful.

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• myself leaving UMMC’s MICU any time soon. Other than that, get out of 2020, hopefully 2021 isn’t worse, and see what happens. Just trying to survive the pandemic first.

What advice would you give to our current students?

Be open to new ideas. Consider going to community college.

You can save a LOT of money. Listen to your teachers.

They’ll teach you more than you could ever know. And most importantly, take care of you - your mental health is just as important as your physical health, if not more so. And be gentle with yourself. You really are doing better than you think you are. n

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on july20, 1969, 9-year-old timothy “T.J.” creamer watched neIl armstrong take his historic walk on the moon. like lot of go mustangs! kids that day, t.j. wondered if maybe he too could ever journey to space. Unlike most of those kids, howe ver, T.J. would actually do it -- 40 years later when he logged 163 days at the international space station as a flight engineer and NASA science oFFIcer.

A GREAT EDUCATION IS ONE OF THE KEY BUILDING BLOCKS FOR ALL ASTRONAUTS, AND IT WAS BISHOP M CNAMARA HIGH SCHOOL THAT HELPED T.J. ON HIS WAY TO GREATNESS. AFTER GRADUATING FROM BMHS IN 1978, T.J. CONTINUED HIS EDUCATION AT LOYOLA COLLEGE AND THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. RETIRED FROM THE ARMY, COL. TIMOTHY CREAMER IS NOW NASA’S MISSION CONTROL FLIGHT DIRECTOR -- A POSITION OF INCREDIBLE MAGNITUDE...

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t.j. gave his own “small step” for mankind when he sent the first live tweet from space on january 22, 2010!

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These pages represent alumni news shared with the Advancement Office from July 1 through November 15, 2020.

Greg Young ’70 has dedicated more than twenty seven years of service to the San Antonio Police Department, volunteered for Habitat for Humanity and The St. Vincent de Paul Society, and sings in a German men’s choir as he celebrates his fiftieth reunion year from Bishop McNamara. n Keith Lytle ’75 was inducted into the Bishop McNamara High School Hall of Fame on November 5, 2020.

Arthur Horne ’79 received the Honorable James H. Taylor Award from the Prince George’s County Bar Association for his years of dedication and commitment to the law and the Prince George’s County community. Arthur is past Board Chair at Bishop McNamara, the President and Managing Partner of Shipley & Horne, P.A., and has been practicing law for more than twenty five years. n

Ralph P. Sita Jr. ’80 is the President and CoFounder of Cybrary, a crowdsourced Cyber Security and IT career development and training platform. Cybrary was recently

named as one of the top twenty places to work in the Washington Metropolitan region by The Washington Post. n

2007. There are now more than 200 million copies of Diary of a Wimpy Kid books available in 77 editions in 65 languages. n

Michael Bozeman ’84, along with the 2003 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team, were inducted into the Bishop McNamara High School Hall of Fame on November 5, 2020.

Mike served as the team’s Head Coach. n

Tiffany Evans ’93 was inducted into the Bishop McNamara High School Hall of Fame on November 5, 2020. n

Dr. Marco Clark ’85, former President/ CEO of Bishop McNamara High School, began his new role in July as the first layperson to serve as the Executive Director of the Holy Cross Institute at St. Edward’s University in Austin, TX. n

Jeff Kinney ’89 is the international bestselling author of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series who published on October 27, 2020 the fifteenth book in it titled The Deep End where Greg Heffley and his family hit the road for a cross-country camping trip, ready for the adventure of a lifetime. The series started off online on Funbrain.com in 2004 and made its print debut in April of

David C. Lindsey ’95 is a world renowned and award-winning songwriter, producer, mix engineer and musician, whose love for music was cultivated at the tender age of 2. He has written and produced music professionally for over twenty years. n

Stacey Oldenburg-Buckhaults ’00 was inducted into the Bishop McNamara High School Hall of Fame on November 5, 2020. n

Jason Reynolds ’00 published his debut novel for adults with Scribner titled The Mouthless God. The novel tells the story of a boy named Mm who is born without a (continued on next page)

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ALUMNINEWS ALUMNINEWS mouth and comes of age in a carnival town, where the power of storytelling can equally sustain or harm. Jason is the New York Times best-selling author of All American Boys, the Track series, Long Way Down, For Everyone, and Miles Morales-Spiderman. n

Kristian Owens ’05 was selected as a recipient for the 40 Under 40 Social Innovation Fund for Prince George’s County. n

Anthony Conway ’07 works as a Booking Producer at Windy City Live for Disney Television in Chicago, IL. n

Tre Proctor ’04 was selected as a recipient for the 40 Under 40 Social Innovation Fund for Prince George’s County. Tre was also recently selected to serve on the Prince George’s County Advisory Board by The Greater Washington Community Foundation.

He, along with his colleagues, are responsible for advising The Community Foundation on the challenges and opportunities specific to Prince George’s County, and sharing their knowledge on issues of community leadership for greater impact. n

Marcus Fitts ’07 earned the cover of USA Triathlon Magazine and he is the founder of the District Triathlon Club and the new GRIT USA club in Washington, DC. n

Jitter Garcia ’08 works as Head of Events & Director of Event Marketing at Univision Communications Inc. in New York, NY. n

Brianna Pippens ’08 works as a Business Analyst for the Department of Energy.

She is also a visual and performing artist whose illustrations have reached the Instagram pages of Jada Pinkett-Smith, Taraji P Henson, Viola Davis, Jordan Peele, and more. n

Craig Glover-Hines ’09 began this fall his Master of Divinity program at Duke University Divinity School in Durham, NC. Craig taught Freshman Gateway Seminar and won the Caritas Faculty Award for Distinguished Service during his tenure on the Bishop McNamara faculty. n

Jesse Kirkland ’08 has been named one of the senior editors of the New York University Law Review. n

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Jonathan Molineaux ’10 is a fisheries biologist and winner of the 2020 Science Spectrum Trailblazer Award, part of the Black Engineer of the Year Award STEM

ALUMNINEWS ALUMNINEWS Conference. His interest in endangered species conservation began at a local pond and led to the ocean. n

Marli Washington ’10 is the Design Director, CEO, and Founder of gc2b in the apparel and fashion industry. Marli was recently highlighted by Google LLC for work to promote diversity and inclusion in these spaces. n Taylor Brown ’11 was selected as a recipient for the 40 Under 40 Social Innovation Fund for Prince George’s County. n

Eric Darnell ’12 works in film and development and lives in Los Angeles, CA for AGBO, which was founded by award-winning directors Anthony and Joe Russo, is an artist-led entertainment company focused on creating content born of innovative story universes across film, television, and digital platforms. n

Meghan Wyvill ’12 works as a nurse in the University of Maryland’s Medical Intensive Care Unit (I.C.U.). For more about Meghan and her accomplishments, please see the feature story titled Interviews with BMHS Alumnae Devin Swiner ’12 and Meghan Wyvill ’12. n

Devin Swiner ’12 won The Ohio State University’s Next Generation Innovator of the Year award for a current project she is working on developing a biological fluid collection patch for cystic fibrosis biomarker detection. For more about Devin and her accomplishments, please see the feature story titled Interviews with BMHS Alumnae Devin Swiner ’12 and Meghan Wyvill ’12. n

and universities, which provides mentoring and scholarship opportunities for those pursuing careers related to professional sports. n Safiya Parker ’13 wrote Discover Your Dollars & Restructure Your Riches. n

Alex Meyers ’14 published Being Black in America in Black American Stories. n

Eric Powell ’15 served as a special alumnus guest speaker to Michael Pozniak’s Global Studies classes. Eric is a recent graduate of Howard University. n Morgan Faulkner ’13 works as a Public Relations Specialist for The Washington Football Team where she plays a lead role for the organization’s Black Engagement Network that does outreach to colleges

Frank Godfrey, III ’16 joined the Investment Solutions Group at Brown Advisory, a company that delivers investment performance and strategic (continued on next page)

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ALUMNINEWS ALUMNINEWS advice. Frank interned with Brown Advisory during his second summer with The Institute for Responsible Citizenship before graduating from The University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School. n

graduation with a Bachelor of Science in Information Science and minor in Law and Society from The University of Maryland, College Park. n

in Imagine, a publication for Maryland Business Roundtable for Education. Nyela is a student in the Class of 2023 at The University of Maryland, College Park. n

Lauryn Shaw ’17 currently majoring in Health Administration at Towson University earned a Microhelp internship at Tysons Corner Virginia. n Brookes Yates ’18 has earned the rank of E-3 Private First Class (PFC) in the United States Army. He will be stationed abroad for the next several months. n

Nicole Yeargin ’16 began running track her senior year at Bishop McNamara High School and she is on-course to compete for Scotland in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

She attends The University of Southern California on a Division I Track & Field scholarship and is pursuing a degree in Real Estate in The Sol Price School of Public Policy. n

Nyela Williams ’19 recently published My Year of COVID-19 and Civil Unrest

Chinyere Okonkwo ’20, Nicky Zhang ’20, Catherine Ramsey ’18, Jasmine Adgerson ’17, Aniya Arrington ’17, Anna Walton ’17, Josephine Kalshoven ’15, Rachel Leader ’15, and Jordan Mosby ’15 gave students in the Class of 2021 recorded flip grid testimonials with words of encouragement to start the new school year in Michael Pozniak’s Global Studies classes. Thank you to these #BMHSALUMNI for their kindness to current students at Bishop McNamara. n

CALLING ALL ALUMNI!

Kayla Preston ’17 will be working as a systems engineer in the Space Systems sector at Northrop Grumman in Linthicum Heights, MD. Kayla interned this past summer at Northrop Grumman’s Mission Systems sector in Annapolis, MD. She will start this position upon her

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Do you have a big announcement? Maybe you're getting married, having a baby or graduating from college – we want to know! Send us your news so that we can share it with your BMHS family! Please contact us at advancement@bmhs.org and let us know what's new and exciting!

Statements of Financial Position Bishop McNamara High School, Inc. Statements of Financial Position June 30, 2020 and 2019

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2020

2019

Assets Cash and cash equivalents

$

Restricted cash Accounts receivable, net Inventory

1,791,162 153,649

$

980,190 -

320,917

29,986

72,302

61,075

129,671

254,737

Contributions receivable, net

1,918,255

1,178,988

Investments

5,348,104

5,531,342

18,506,102 28,345

18,903,889 27,519

Prepaid expenses and other assets

Property and equipment, net Investment in life insurance contract Total assets

$

28,268,507

$

26,967,726

$

1,169,038 694,007

$

1,202,556 1,472,319

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses Deferred revenue

-

Lines of credit

75,000

Loan payable

2,045,086

Bonds payable, net

9,334,953

9,885,232

13,243,084

12,635,107

8,081,492 3,642,258

8,867,446 3,518,490

11,723,750

12,385,936

3,301,673

1,946,683

15,025,423

14,332,619

Total liabilities

-

Commitments (Notes 7 and 14) Net assets: Without donor restrictions: Undesignated Board designated endowment (Note 10) With donor restrictions (Note 9) Total net assets Total liabilities and net assets See notes to financial statements.

Bishop McNamara High School, Inc.

$

28,268,507

$

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Campaign Giving

———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— A. James and Alice B. Clark Foundation Mr. Brian Brower and Mrs. Analise Brower Ms. Tamonie D. Denegall Affordable Bus Co. Ms. Alicia A. Brown Dermatology Associates of Mansfield Mrs. Margaret M. Albright LR ’78 Mrs. Anita Brown LR ’90 Mrs. Cheryl Desbordes LR ’80 Mr. James Allegro and Mrs. Jennifer Allegro Mr. Vincent and Mrs. Jennifer Browning Mr. Carl F. Desmarais ’74 and Mrs. Rosie Allen-Herring and Mr. Dwan Bryant ’87 and Mrs. Lisa Bryant Mrs. Christina Desmarais Mr. Allan Herring Mr. Wayne C. Bumbry ’19 Mrs. Angelina Diehlmann LR ’85 and Mr. Raoul G. Alvarez and Mrs. Regina Alvarez Mrs. Eileen M. Burgess LR ’80 Mr. Charles C. Diehlmann Mr. Chris S. Anderson and Mr. Patrick R. Burley ’68 and Mr. James C. Dillon, Jr. ’79 and Mrs. Mary W. Anderson Mrs. Gloria Burley Mrs. Anne Dillon Mr. Michael D. Anderson ’94 Mr. Mark Busbee and Mrs. Tracye Busbee Mr. Greg Dion ’08 Mrs. Melissa L. Andrews LR ’91 and Mr. Brian K. Burns and Mrs. Renea C. Burns Mrs. LaJuan Doleman-Gorham LR ’84 and Mr. Todd Andrews Ms. Dorothy Butler LR ’80 Mr. Norman Gorham Mr. Robert J. Antonetti, Jr. ’94 and Mr. Paul G. Byus ’85 Mrs. Suzanne Doughty LR ’80 and Mrs. Jacque Antonetti Ms. Patricia Cappello LR ’76 Cmdr. Thomas Doughty Mr. John A. Ardovini and Mr. James P. Carey ’79 Dr. G S. Drew ’79 and Mrs. Pamela Drew Mrs. Joanne Ardovini Mr. Darrian L. Carmichael ’09 Ms. Deena Dufresne LR ’80 ATC, LLC Carousel Uniforms Ms. Rosemary D. Durkin LR ’73 Ms. Michelle Atkins LR ’89 Mr. John Carr and Mrs. Linda Carr Ms. Vicki L. Dyson LR ’80 Mr. Damon D. Atwater ’92 Mr. Allston D. Case ’17 Br. Richard Eckhardt CSC Mr. Geoffrey L. Ayres ’79 and Ms. Alyssa R. Case ’17 Mrs. L’oreal G. Edmondson ’98 and Mrs. Rose M. Ayres RN LR ’79 Mr. Francis J. Cefaratti ’78 and Mr. Osceola Edmondson Mrs. Vickie Baitinger LR ’81 Mrs. Joyce A. Cefaratti Mr. Emile G. Edora ’92 Mr. Kenneth M. Baldwin and Ms. Renee V. Chadwick LR ’75 Mr. William C. Edwards ’89 and Mrs. Dora T. Baldwin Ms. Michele M. Chaky LR ’87 and Mrs. Katharine Edwards Mr. Brian B. Barger ’00 Mr. Chris Assenmacher Mr. Constantine T. Efantis and Mrs. Deborah L. Barham LR ’80 and Mr. Michael J. Chiaramonte Mrs. Amy Efantis Mr. Paul Barham Mr. Vincenzo Ciancio ’81 Ms. Margaret Eisenhart LR ’80 Mrs. Margaret Bartay LR ’80 and Mrs. Joanne Cipriano LR ’80 and Ms. Tiffany J. Evans ’93 Mr. David Bartay Mr. Paul Cipriano Mr. John M. Fanelli ’81 and Mr. Michael Baumgartner and Mr. Michael W. Clancy ’75 and Mrs. Maria Fanelli Mrs. Marybeth Baumgartner Mrs. Lynn Marie Clancy Mrs. Christne D. Farley LR ’88 and Mr. Ralph Bazilio and Mrs. Dorothea Bazilio Mr. Kevin Clark ’09 Mr. Peter Farley BCC & Associates, L.L.C. Dr. Marco J. Clark ’85 and Mrs. Peggy Clark Mr. Ronald L. Faunteroy and Mr. David A. Beas ’77 and Mr. Tracey K. Clay and Mrs. Raynetta L. Clay Mrs. Charlene V. Faunteroy Mrs. Alice Allen Ms. Jaleshea B. Cobbs Mr. Robert A. Feasley Anonymous Mr. Brian J. Colabucci ’74 Mr. Russell Feather and Mrs. Melanie Feather Mr. Alvin J. Biagas, Jr. and Mrs. Ida M. Biagas Mr. Kevin L. Colabucci ’76 and Mr. Nicholas M. Ferrante, Jr. ’74 and Ms. Courtney M. Biagas ’94 Mrs. Patricia A. Colabucci LR ’76 Mrs. Mary Ferrante LR ’74 Mr. Craig Bikowski ’92 Mr. Brandon J. Coleman ’10 Mr. Thomas J. Fiori ’83 Bishop McNamara Athletic Boosters Mr. Chris Coleman and Mrs. Julie L. Coleman Mr. Gary L. Fitzgerald ’85 and Bishop McNamara Parents’ Club Mr. Joseph A. Consorti ’74 Mrs. Bridget P. Fitzgerald BMHS Football Seniors Class of 2020 Ms. Maria Cooney LR ’80 Dr. Triesta Fowler-Lee LR ’91 Mr. G. Thomas Borger and Mrs. Gerry Borger Dr. Michael W. Corbin ’75 and Francis P. Chiaramonte, M.D. Mr. David K. Stewart and Mrs. Sandra Corbin Family Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Saundra J. Bostick-Stewart Mrs. Katherine Y. Cornejo ’02 Ms. Delores A. Furman Fr. Robert Boxie, III Mr. Jerome E. Couplin, III ’09 Ms. Barbara Galicia LR ’80 Mr. Michael I. Bozeman ’84 and Mr. Stephen M. Cranford ’75 and Mrs. Marianne Gallagher Mrs. Wendy V. Bozeman Mrs. Linda Cranford Mr. David A. Gallerizzo ’86 and Ms. Patricia D. Branson LR ’69 Ms. Maria Cribbs Mrs. Michele Gallerizzo Mr. Robert M. Braswell ’85 and Mrs. Janice L. Cuellar LR ’69 Mr. Michael G. Gallerizzo ’74 and Mrs. Margaret R. Braswell LR ’ 83 Ms. Marie A. Cureton LR ’80 Mrs. Susan Gallerizzo Col. (Ret) Jasey B. Briley ’77 and Mr. Dan Curtin Ms. Jillian L. Gallie LR ’75 and Mrs. Teresa Briley Ms. Zenovia Cuyler LR ’80 Mr. Jeffrey J. Witcosky Mr. Aberre C. Broome Deloitte Mr. Patrick F. Gartland ’74

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Mr. Samuel Asresahgne and Ms. Zelalem Geberu Mr. Thomas R. Gleason ’85 and Ms. Stacia Woycheck Mr. Herman Gloster ’96 and Mrs. Letrecia Gloster Mr. Kevin M. Glotfelty ’15 Mr. Craig D. Glover-Hines ’09 Mr. Luis M. Gonzalez and Mrs. Odalys Massa-Flores Hon. John F. Gossart and Mrs. Heather A. Gossart Graham Holdings Ms. Catherine Graham LR ’80 and Mr. Dan Graham Ms. Beverly A. Gray LR ’80 Mrs. Lisa Greene LR ’80 and Mr. Preston Greene Mr. Adam Greer and Mrs. Abigail S. Greer Mr. Oliver C. Griffin, III and Mrs. Shari H. Griffin Ms. Linda S. Grimm LR ’80 Ms. Endia S. Gross LR ’88 Gudelsky Materials Mrs. Lenore N. Guthrie LR ’76 and Mr. A K. Guthrie Mrs. Brenda Harden LR ’75 and Mr. Stephen Harden Mr. Byron D. Harley ’85 Dr. David E. Harmon, Jr. ’85 and Mrs. Shonda W. Harmon Mr. Sterling Harris and Mrs. Dionne Harris Ms. Jean R. Harris LR ’80 Mr. Kenneth J. Harris ’82 and Mrs. Michelle Harris Ms. LaShanta J. Harris ’93 Ms. Veronica Harris LR ’90 Mr. Cameron G. Harvey ’89 and Mrs. Wendy Harvey Mrs. Melissa Huar LR ’91 and Mr. Don Huar Ms. Ayanna D. Hawkins LR ’90 Dr. Rhonda Hearns-Stokes LR ’80 Mrs. Susan Hedrick LR ’80 Ms. Melanie Hennigan Mrs. Sandra L. Herndon Mr. Artis M. Hicks ’99 Mr. Thomas N. Hicks, Jr. ’74 and Mrs. Angelica Hicks Mr. Jonathan E. Hill ’95 Mrs. Theresa A. Hoffmann LR ’65 and Mr. Frederick Hoffmann Mr. Roderick A. Holland ’90 and Mrs. Tammy Holland Ms. Rachelle M. Holloway ’11 Mr. Milton Holt, Sr. and Mrs. Nikole Holt Ms. Joan E. Hungerford LR ’74 Mr. Gregory Hunt and Mrs. Michelle L. Hunt

Mrs. Maureen Hurley LR ’76 and Mr. Terrence Hurley Mr. Timothy Husson and Mrs. Barbara Husson Mr. Christopher R. Hutter, Esq. ’85 and Mrs. Michelle Hutter Mr. Garry P. Imes, Jr. ’92 and Mrs. Jinyoung Imes Ms. Lisa A. Ingold LR ’80 and Mr. Pat Ingold Ms. Laura T. Irwin ’15 Mr. Robert D. Isele, Jr. ’78 and Mrs. Juliet Isele Mr. L. P. Jackson, II ’94 and Mrs. Tara H. Jackson Mr. Leroy K. James and Mrs. Annette C. James JMA Solutions Mrs. Rhonda Johnson Adams Mr. Andrew A. Johnson, Jr. ’80 and Mrs. Sheree Johnson Mr. Anthony G. Johnson ’88 and Mrs. Sonya Johnson Ms. Eudora S. Johnson Mr. James W. Johnson ’98 Mr. Robert L. Johnson, Jr. and Mrs. Sharon Johnson Dr. Alicia S. Jones Ms. Opal T. Jones ’97 Mr. Bernard T. Joseph ’82 Mr. Michael Glen ’78 and Mrs. Carol Glenn Mr. David J. Kacar and Ms. Marybeth Morgan Ms. Denise Kazimer LR ’89 Mrs. Victoria L. Keithline LR ’90 and Mr. Martin C. Keithline Ms. Kamisha L. Kellam ’05 Mr. Steve Kemp Ms. Yvonne Kepler LR ’80 Mrs. Jennifer E. Kilberg ’98 Mr. Clarence M. Korendyke and Mrs. Nancy P. Korendyke Mr. William A. Krug ’74 Mrs. Linda A. Larson LR ’80 and Mr. Eric Larson Ms. Christi K. Lathrop LR ’80 Mr. Fernand A. Lavallee and Mrs. Lisa M. Lavallee Mr. Nicholas A. Law ’11 Mr. Carlos L. Lee ’91 Ms. Patricia O. Lesher LR ’80 Ms. Toni Lewis-Bennett LR ’88 Mr. Christian S. Lindsay ’92 Mrs. Rebecca Linett LR ’80 and Mr. Randal Linett Mr. Wayne Lutz Dr. Richard C. Macchiaroli ’85 and Mrs. Mary Macchiarolli LR ’85 Mr. Gary Carroll and Dr. Melanye Maclin-Carroll

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Mr. Jeffrey Nichols and Mrs. Jessica Maddox-Nichols Mr. Cesar G. Magnaye and Mrs. Dolores L. Magnaye Ms. Margaret l. Magnaye ’12 Mr. Jason L. Groves and Mrs. Athena Malloy-Groves Mr. Keita T. Malloy ’89 Mr. Stephen A. Joy and Mrs. Karen A. Malveaux-Joy Mr. Francis J. Mammano ’87 and Mrs. Laura Mammano Mr. Frank J. Mammano Mr. Joseph A. Mammano ’80 and Mrs. Elizabeth Mammano Ms. Sandra Mammano Mr. Vincent P. Mammano ’84 and Mrs. Nancy Mammano Ms. Sharon Manley LR ’68 Mr. Donald P. Maruca ’84 and Mrs. Sharon Maruca Mr. Armani D. Mason-Callaway ’09 Mr. Dominic Maston Ms. Monica F. McCann LR ’92 Mr. Martin T. McCarley and Mrs. Kim Y. McCarley Ms. Lisa McClintock LR ’80 Dr. Franklin T. McDuffie and Mrs. Diane D. McDuffie Ms. Adrienne B. McMillan LR ’80 Mr. Charles McPherson Mr. Daniel W. Meekins, Jr. ’04 Mr. Clemuel Mercer and Rev. Cheryl Mercer Mr. Andrew Merkle ’94 and Mrs. Michelle DeCesaris-Merkle Ms. Sharon Messina LR ’80 Mr. Leonard Meyers and Mrs. Ronnette Meyers Mr. Keith L. Miller ’89 and Mrs. Danika L. Miller Ms. Jamell S. Minus LR ’80 Ms. Carla A. Mitchell LR ’80 Mr. Steven Monell and Mrs. Gillian C. Clifton-Monell Ms. Joan A. Monroe LR ’66 Mr. Kevin B. Moody and Mrs. Cheryl D. Duckett-Moody Mr. Gerald E. Moore, Sr. and Mrs. Pamela Moore Mr. John D. Morgan, Jr. ’89 and Mrs. Tisa Morgan Ms. Erin K. Morrow ’94

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Mrs. Deanna J. Morusiewicz LR ’83 and Mr. Steve Morusiewicz Dr. Geoffrey G. Mount-Varner ’85 and Ms. Angela Muscat-Varner Mrs. Carol Murphy LR ’69 and Mr. Charles Murphy Ms. Cheryl W. Murray Dr. Robert F. Musselman ’79 and Mrs. Alane Musselman Ms. Tiana Myers ’08 Dr. Jessica L. Nash Nelnet Business Solutions Sister David Ann Niski OSF Mr. Matthew C. Nunez ’12 Mr. Paul O’Brien Dr. Terrence M. O’Donovan ’75 and Mrs. Katharine O’Donovan O’Hara Family Fund Mr. Calvin O’Neil and Mrs. Robin O’Neil Mr. Michael P. Yanchulis ’81 and Mrs. Colleen M. O’Neill-Yanchulis LR ’80 Mr. Alfred Odierno Jr. and Mrs. Nancy Odierno Ms. Marie D. Osborne LR ’74 Ms. Mary T. Otranto LR ’80 and Mr. John Otranto Mr. Elbert Ouzts III ’88 and Mrs. Stacey Ouzts Mr. Charles Owens Ms. Angela Y. Parker Mr. Christopher R. Patterson ’17 Ms. Janet Paxton LR ’80 and Mr. Martin Paxton Mr. Glenn W. Penn and Mrs. Kara L. Penn Mr. Garry W. Perkins ’75 Mrs. Diane Perry Ms. Beverly A. Peterson LR ’80 Ms. Amanda K. Pickering ’09 Mrs. Cheryl A. Pilkington LR ’68 and Mr. Joseph Pilkington Mrs. Carol A. Porac LR ’70 Mr. Terrence W. Porter ’91 Mr. Ralph A. Price, Jr. ’96 Prince George’s County Government Office of the County Executive Ms. Gemma Puglisi LR ’74 Ms. Liane Randolph LR ’83 Mr. Brian J. Ray and Mrs. Michelle N. Blackwell Ray Ms. Katherine A. Ray Mr. Clayton S. Redden ’76 and Mrs. Sandra Redden Mr. James V. Reilly ’82 Ms. Deborah Reynolds LR ’80 Mr. Leon R. Reynolds ’84 and Mrs. Rokisha Reynolds

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Mr. Hal C. Rich, III and Mrs. Louise Rich Mr. Benjamin A. Rohan ’88 and Mrs. Angela Rohan Mr. Charles R. Rohan and Mrs. JoAnn Rohan Mr. Jim Rohan ’71 and Mrs. Cece Rohan LR ’72 Mr. Alexis M. Rohan and Mrs. Kathleen Rohan Mr. Thomas A. Rohan ’73 and Mrs. Jeryl L. Rohan Mr. Swillie Ross and Mrs. Denise N. Ross Mr. Denton Rourke and Mrs. Stacie Rourke Ms. Roxane Rucker LR ’77 Mr. Michael J. Russell ’74 and Mrs. Carole Russell Mr. Michael D. Ryan ’74 Mr. Carl D. Chism and Mrs. Barbara Sales-Chism Mr. Daniel J. Salm ’77 and Mrs. Kim Salm Mr. Peter Sanneman and Mrs. Erika Sanneman Scheibel Construction Mr. Robert S. Seiler, Jr. Ms. Charlene Shaw LR ’69 Dr. Victor Shin Mr. Michael E. Shinsky ’69 Mrs. Kathleen Sidney LR ’80 Dr. Garfield B. Simms and Mrs. Teresa R. C. Simms Mrs. Suzanne M. Simpson LR ’69 Ms. Rosa A. Singletary Mrs. Judine Slaughter LR ’80 Mr. Stewart W. Small ’85 Mr. Kevin Smee, III ’08 Mr. Michael S. Smith ’74 and Mrs. Karen Smith St. Peter’s Interparish School Mrs. Dolores Steinhilber Mrs. Pamela A. Stewart-Williams Mr. Brent Stiles and Mrs. Christine A. Stiles Mr. Robert N. Summers ’86 Mrs. Ines Sweeney LR ’80 and Mr. Jim Sweeney Mrs. Alice M. Szczepanski Ms. Marshelle Taylor LR ’86 Ms. Sharon E. Telesford LR ’80 Mr. Raymond Tetschner Lcdr. Christopher B. Tharrington ’78 The Geaton and Joann DeCesaris Family Foundation, Inc. The Meltzer Group Frederick and Jordan Families Fund The Sharper Cut Inc. Mr. Brian S. Thompson and Mrs. Deborah A. Thompson Mr. Marcus A. Thornton ’11 Tom & Glory Sullivan Foundation

Mr. Andy Turner ’74 and Mrs. Avis Turner LR ’80 Mr. Craig J. Tutz and Mrs. Kimberly S. Tutz Dr. Robert Van der Waag and Mrs. Julie Van der Waag Mr. Keith M. Veney ’92 and Mrs. Tyra Veney Dr. Valerie S. Vitagliano LR ’79 Mr. James Walden and Mrs. Jeanine Vasey-Walden Ms. Karmen Walker Brown Mr. Jarrett E. Walker ’87 Mr. John C. Wallace and Mrs. Earline J. Wallace Mrs. Joanann Walther LR ’72 and Mr. Kurt E. Walther Mrs. Janet E. Warwick LR ’80 Ms. Crystal Washington Lee ’00 Mr. Joseph R. Welch, Esq. ’75 Ms. Robin C. Whitfield LR ’86 and Mr. Rodney Whitfield Mrs. Celena R. Wienand ’10 Ms. Nicole Williamson ’98 Mr. Kirk Wills and Mrs. Marilyn Wills Mrs. Deborah J. Windsor LR ’72 Mr. Lawrence D. Wingfield and Mrs. Susan Wingfield Mr. Thomas R. Gleason ’85 and Ms. Stacia Woycheck Mr. Nakia D. Young ’92 Ms. Wanda Young LR ’80 Ms. Elizabeth A. Zampogna LR ’80

Donor Societies

———————————————————————————————————————— Saint Andre Bessette Society ($100,000.00 +)

A. James and Alice B. Clark Foundation Mr. G. Thomas Borger and Mrs. Gerry Borger Prince George’s County Government Office of the County Executive Bernardine Franciscan Sisters Society ($50,000.00 +)

Gudelsky Materials Mr. Andrew A. Johnson, Jr. ’80 and Mrs. Sheree Johnson Mr. Calvin O’Neil and Mrs. Robin O’Neil Brothers of Holy Cross Society ($25,000.00 +)

Anonymous Bishop McNamara Athletic Boosters Col. (Ret) Jasey B. Briley ’77 and Mrs. Teresa Briley Capital Partners for Education Anonymous Deloitte Dr. G Scott Drew ’79 and Mrs. Pamela Drew George Preston Marshall Foundation JMA Solutions Mr. Leonard Meyers and Mrs. Ronnette Meyers Mr. Garry W. Perkins ’75 Mr. Michael E. Shinsky ’69 Mr. Robert N. Summers ’86 The Sharper Cut Inc. The Shepherd Foundation Anonymous Dr. Robert Van der Waag and Mrs. Julie Van der Waag Notre Dame Society ($15,000.00 +)

Anthony and Anna L. Carozza Foundation Ms. Elsa Gibson Mr. Kenneth J. Harris ’82 and Mrs. Michelle Harris Ms. Melanie Hennigan Mr. Charles McPherson Mr. James V. Reilly ’82 Scheibel Construction Mr. William Stanley and Dr. Berdenia W. Stanley The Geaton and Joann DeCesaris Family Foundation, Inc. The Kevin Durant Charity Foundation

President’s Society ($10,000.00 +)

Mr. Ralph Bazilio and Mrs. Dorothea Bazilio Bishop McNamara Parents’ Club Mr. Patrick R. Burley ’68 and Mrs. Gloria Burley Mr. Joseph P. Cappello, II ’74 and Ms. Gail Granato Dermatology Associates of Mansfield Mr. Herman Gloster ’96 and Mrs. Letrecia Gloster Graham Holdings Tom & Glory Sullivan Foundation Ms. Robin C. Whitfield LR ’86 and Mr. Rodney Whitfield The Royal Society ($5,000.00 +)

Mrs. Melissa L. Andrews LR ’91 and Mr. Todd Andrews BCC & Associates, L.L.C. Mr. Alvin J. Biagas Jr. and Mrs. Biagas Mr. Vincent Browning and Mrs. Jennifer Browning Ms. Patricia Cappello LR ’76 Mr. Michael J. Chiaramonte Mr. Dan Curtin Francis P. Chiaramonte, M.D. Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. James A. Gray and Mrs. Carole L. Gray Tribute 21 Fund Mr. Joseph A. Hawkins, Jr. ’67 and Mrs. Denise Hawkins Mrs. Sandra L. Herndon Mrs. Rhonda Johnson Adams Mrs. Jennifer E. Kilberg ’98 Mr. Fernand A. Lavallee and Mrs. Lisa M. Lavallee Mr. Vincent “Cap” Mona and Mrs. Christina Mona Prince George’s County Council Mr. Leon R. Reynolds ’84 and Mrs. Rokisha Reynolds Mr. Hal C. Rich, III and Mrs. Louise Rich Mr. Michael S. Smith ’74 and Mrs. Karen Smith The Meltzer Group Nationals Philanthropies Washington School For Girls

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The Cross & Anchor Society ($1,000.00 +)

Affordable Bus Co. Mr. Allan Herring and Mrs. Rosie Allen-Herring Mr. Raoul G. Alvarez and Mrs. Regina Alvarez Mr. Chris S. Anderson and Mrs. Mary W. Anderson Mr. Michael D. Anderson ’94 Mrs. Mary Catherine Antonetti ATC, LLC Mr. Damon D. Atwater ’92 Mr. Geoffrey L. Ayres ’79 and Mrs. Rose M. Ayres RN LR ’79 Mr. Benjamin Baker, Jr. and Mrs. Angela Baker Baltimore Brass Company Ms. Courtney M. Biagas ’94 Bishop McNamara Fine Arts Boosters Ms. Veronica Blair Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust BMHS Football Seniors Class of 2020 Mr. Aberre C. Broome Mr. Dwan Bryant ’87 and Mrs. Lisa Bryant Mr. Brian K. Burns and Mrs. Renea C. Burns Mr. Kevin R. Byrne ’73 and Mrs. Maura Byrne Mr. Neil P. Byrne ’79 Mr. Timothy W. Byrne ’75 and Mrs. Kimberly Byrne Mr. Darrian L. Carmichael ’09 Carousel Uniforms Ms. Michele M. Chaky LR ’87 and Mr. Chris Assenmacher Mr. Vincenzo Ciancio ’81 Mr. Kevin Clark ’09 Dr. Marco J. Clark ’85 and Mrs. Peggy Clark Mr. Brian J. Colabucci ’74 Mr. Kevin L. Colabucci ’76 and Mrs. Patricia A. Colabucci LR ’76 Dr. Michael W. Corbin ’75 and Mrs. Sandra Corbin Mr. James Corley and Mrs. Linda Corley Corning Incorporated Foundation Father Charles A. Cortinovis Mr. Jerome E. Couplin III ’09 Mr. Kenneth L. Crowley ’72 and Mrs. Patricia Crowley LR ’72 Mr. John T. Czupak ’80 and Mrs. Mona Czupak Mr. Michael R. Danzi ’77 Mr. Ronald Davis and Mrs. Zinna Davis Ms. Tamonie D. Denegall Mr. Carl F. Desmarais ’74 and Mrs. Christina Desmarais

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Mrs. Angelina Diehlmann LR ’85 and Mr. Charles C. Diehlmann Mr. James C. Dillon, Jr. ’79 and Mrs. Anne Dillon Mr. Donnie Downs ’81 Mrs. L’oreal G. Edmondson ’98 and Mr. Osceola Edmondson Mr. William C. Edwards ’89 and Mrs. Katharine Edwards Mrs. Mary Evers LR ’86 and Mr. Tom Evers Mr. Ronald L. Faunteroy and Mrs. Charlene V. Faunteroy Mr. Thomas J. Fiori ’83 Mr. Gary L. Fitzgerald ’85 and Mrs. Bridget P. Fitzgerald Mr. Patrick F. Gartland ’74 Gary Lee Ryon, Jr. Memorial Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Justine Good LR ’81 Hon. John F. Gossart and Mrs. Heather A. Gossart Mr. Bob Grandfield and Mrs. Kathy Grandfield Mr. Ernest M. Greene and Mrs. Melanie Greene Mr. Robert Haile Dr. David E. Harmon, Jr. ’84 and Mrs. Shonda W. Harmon Mr. Jonathan E. Hill ’95 Mr. Lamont A. Hinton and Mrs. Nacole B. Hinton Holy Family Church Mr. Arthur J. Horne, Jr. ’79 Mr. Darryn Hyman Mr. Jerome Jackson, Jr. and Mrs. Annette M. W. Jackson Mr. L. P. Jackson II ’94 and Mrs. Tara H. Jackson JDS Associates Mr. Anthony G. Johnson ’88 and Mrs. Sonya Johnson Ms. Eudora S. Johnson Mr. Robert N. Johnson ’94 Mr. Russell L. Jones ’88 Mr. Bernard T. Joseph ’82 Mr. Nathaniel Joy, Jr. ’88 K. Neal International Trucks, Inc. Mr. David J. Kacar and Ms. Marybeth Morgan Ms. Denise Kazimer LR ’89 Mrs. Victoria L. Keithline LR ’90 and Mr. Martin C. Keithline Knights of Columbus - JFK Council #5482 Mr. Nicholas A. Law ’11 Mr. Carlos L. Lee ’91 Ms. Toni Lewis-Bennett LR ’88 Col. George G. London, Jr. and Mrs. Lenette London Mr. Jason L. Groves and Mrs. Athena Malloy-Groves

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Mr. Keita T. Malloy ’89 Mr. Frank J. Mammano Ms. Sandra Mammano Dr. Alycia A. Marshall Dr. Franklin T. McDuffie and Mrs. Diane D. McDuffie Mr. Daniel W. Meekins, Jr. ’04 Mr. Clemuel Mercer and Rev. Cheryl Mercer Mr. Gerald E. Moore, Sr. and Mrs. Pamela Moore Mrs. Cynthia E. Morgan LR ’78 and Mr. Mark Morgan Dr. Geoffrey G. Mount-Varner ’85 and Ms. Angela Muscat-Varner MPM Communications Mr. Michael R. Danzi ’77 Mr. Albert C. Murray and Mrs. Cheryl W. Murray Ms. Tiana Myers ’08 Dr. Jessica L. Nash Nelnet Business Solutions Mr. Noah P. Nichols ’04 Ms. Teresa C. Nolet LR ’74 Northrop Grumman Foundation Mr. Paul O’Brien O’Hara Family Fund Mr. Alfred Odierno, Jr. and Mrs. Nancy Odierno Orthopedic & Sports Physical Therapy Mr. James E. Osborne ’70 and Mrs. Maureen Osborne Mr. Elbert Ouzts, III ’88 and Mrs. Stacey Ouzts Mr. Christopher R. Patterson ’17 Mr. Henry R. Wroblewski and Mrs. Rosemary Pezzuto Mr. Ralph A. Price, Jr. ’96 Ms. Gemma Puglisi LR ’74 Mr. Dennis W. Pullin and Mrs. Angela Pullin Randy Ortanez Foundation, Inc. Mr. Shawn Reaves and Mrs. Genia Reaves Mr. Clayton S. Redden ’76 and Mrs. Sandra Redden Mr. Benjamin A. Rohan ’88 and Mrs. Angela Rohan Mr. Alexis M. Rohan and Mrs. Kathleen Rohan Mr. Ronnie A. Rounds and Mrs. Felicia L. Rounds Ms. Arianna Royster Saint Anthony’s Catholic Church Mr. Hassan G. Tajick and Mrs. Saiedeh S. Seyedkalili Ms. Bershan Shaw LR ’91 Ms. Charlene Shaw LR ’69 Shipley and Horne, P.A. Mrs. Pamela A. Stewart-Williams Mr. Brent Stiles and Mrs. Christine A. Stiles

Mrs. Alice M. Szczepanski TCP Baseball Corporation Lcdr. Christopher B. Tharrington ’78 The Lucinda L. Jasper Scholarship Fund Frederick and Jordan Families Fund Mr. Marcus A. Thornton ’11 Mrs. Maureen Van der Waag Mr. Keith M. Veney ’92 and Mrs. Tyra Veney Mr. James Walden and Mrs. Jeanine Vasey-Walden Mr. Jarrett E. Walker ’87 Mr. Shawn A. Waller ’02 and Mrs. Brianna J. Waller ’03 Mr. Alvin Warren and Mrs. Donna Warren Ms. Crystal Washington Lee ’00 Dr. William F. Wheeler ’67 and Mrs. Patricia Wheeler Mr. Kirk Wills and Mrs. Marilyn Wills Mr. Gerald M. Wilson and Mrs. A Z. Windsor Mr. Kenneth Womack and Mrs. NeeCole Womack Bringing Hope Society ($500.00 +)

Mr. James Allegro and Mrs. Jennifer Allegro Ms. Michelle L. Allen Mr. Kwesi O. Ames and Mrs. Swafia Ames Mr. William J. Anderson ’00 Ms. Paola Apolinares Mr. Michael Baumgartner and Mrs. Marybeth Baumgartner Mr. Phillip G. San Gabriel ’04 Ms. Elaine L. Broadus Mr. Paul G. Byus ’85 Ms. Thelma H. Calloway Mr. Kevin H. Carter and Mrs. Dian A. Carter CCIS, INC. Mr. Francis J. Cefaratti ’78 and Mrs. Joyce A. Cefaratti Mr. Michael W. Clancy ’75 and Mrs. Lynn Marie Clancy Mr. Tracey K. Clay and Mrs. Raynetta L. Clay Mr. Brandon J. Coleman ’10 Hon. Daneeka Cotton LR ’84 and Mr. Joseph G. Cotton The Credit Union Foundation of MD & DC Mr. Christopher C. DeCesaris ’91 Mrs. Geneen Delarosa Mr. Michael Dion and Mrs. Shirley Dion Mrs. LaJuan Doleman-Gorham LR ’84 and Mr. Norman Gorham Ms. Tawanna Edmonds Mr. Evin Ellison Mrs. Christne D. Farley LR ’88 and Mr. Peter Farley Mr. Russell Feather and Mrs. Melanie Feather Dr. Michelle A. Folsom Elder ’97 and Mr. Justin Elder

Gailes Violin Shop, Inc. Mr. David A. Gallerizzo ’86 and Mrs. Michele Gallerizzo Mr. Michael G. Gallerizzo ’74 and Mrs. Susan Gallerizzo Ms. Jillian L. Gallie LR ’75 and Mr. Jeffrey J. Witcosky Mr. Michael Garber and Mrs. Patricia Garber Mr. Rick Gibson and Mrs. Tyanne Gibson Mrs. Brenda Harden LR ’75 and Mr. Stephen Harden Dr. David E. Harmon Jr. ’85 and Mrs. Shonda W. Harmon Ms. LaShanta J. Harris ’93 Mr. Khalil Harris and Mrs. Monica Harris Ms. Veronica Harris LR ’90 Heatland Home Foods, Inc. Mr. Thomas N. Hicks, Jr. ’74 and Mrs. Angelica Hicks Mr. Roderick A. Holland ’90 and Mrs. Tammy Holland Mr. Dennis Jones and Mrs. Peggy Howell-Jones Mr. Christopher R. Hutter, Esq. ’85 and Mrs. Michelle Hutter Ms. Shamelle Ingram-Yemofio Ms. Laura E. Irwin and Mr. Christopher R. Irwin Mr. Leroy K. James and Mrs. Annette C. James Mr. Vincent A. Johnson and Mrs. Gatrie V. Johnson Mr. James H. Johnson Jr. ’72 and Mrs. Liesa Johnson Mr. James W. Johnson ’98 Mr. Robert L. Johnson, Jr. and Mrs. Sharon Johnson Dr. Alicia S. Jones Mr. Ckori Jones, Sr. and Mrs. Chanell Jones Mr. Glenn Woodley and Mrs. Michelle Woodley Ms. Kamisha L. Kellam ’05 Mr. Richard M. Kennedy ’68 and Mrs. Donna Kennedy Mr. Clarence M. Korendyke and Mrs. Nancy P. Korendyke Mr. Brian P. Larkin ’99 and Mrs. Jessica Larkin Mr. Stephen S. Lee Mr. John C. Madden Mr. Cesar G. Magnaye and Mrs. Dolores L. Magnaye Ms. Lavoncye Mallory Mr. Vincent P. Mammano ’84 and Mrs. Nancy Mammano Mr. Donald P. Maruca ’84 and Mrs. Sharon Maruca

Mr. Michael A. Mattera ’67 Mr. Todd B. Mattingly ’87 and Mrs. Donna Mattingly Mr. Clemuel Mercer and Rev. Cheryl Mercer Mr. Keith L. Miller ’89 and Mrs. Danika L. Miller LR ’89 Ms. Joan A. Monroe LR ’66 Mr. Robert J. Moskaitis ’68 and Mrs. Elizabeth K. Moskaitis Mother Seton Council Mrs. Carol Murphy LR ’69 and Mr. Charles Murphy Dr. Robert F. Musselman ’79 and Mrs. Alane Musselman Network for Good New Endeavors By Women Mr. James O’Hara Mr. Calvin E. O’Neil and Mrs. Robin O’Neil Ms. Marie D. Osborne LR ’74 Mr. David R. Paige and Mrs. Angela Paige Mr. Jonathan Peterson Mr. Charles W. Pickering Ms. Linda Pierce Mr. Wendell Pierson and Mrs. Erika Pierson Mr. Joseph L. Press, III. and Mrs. Tammy A. Press Mr. Lawrence L. Price and Mrs. Noire A. Price Ms. Liane Randolph LR ’83 Mr. Daniel E. Ritzes and Ms. Cheronda Y. Albury Mr. Charles R. Rohan and Mrs. JoAnn Rohan Mr. Jim Rohan ’71 and Mrs. Cece Rohan LR ’72 Mr. Swillie Ross and Mrs. Denise N. Ross Ms. Roxane Rucker LR ’77 Mr. Daniel J. Salm ’77 and Mrs. Kim Salm Mr. Francis C. Shieh Dr. Victor Shin Dr. Garfield B. Simms and Mrs. Teresa R. C. Simms Mrs. Suzanne M. Simpson LR ’69 Mr. Henry Smalls Mr. Leon M. Smith ’99 Mr. Anthony E. Sosnoskie, Sr. and Mrs. Marcella Sosnoskie Ms. Katherine Spencer St. Columba Catholic Church St. John CME Church St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church St. Matthias the Apostle Church Mrs. Dolores Steinhilber Mr. Anatol Surak, Jr. ’79 Mrs. Diana E. Terry The Church Of St. Teresa Of Avila The Invisble Hand Foundation, Inc. Mr. Andrew S. Tinio and Mrs. Annaliza N. Tinio Mr. Joseph L. Trapani, Jr. ’72

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Dr. Nigel Traylor Mr. Charles U. Tretler, Jr. ’71 and Mrs. Deborah K. Tretler Mr. Chalvin D. Truesdale ’91 Mr. Craig J. Tutz and Mrs. Kimberly S. Tutz Dr. Valerie S. Vitagliano LR ’79 Ms. Maria C. Volpe Mr. Dal L. Wade and Mrs. Marilyn B. Wade Ms. Karmen Walker Brown Mr. James L. Wallace and Mrs. Adrianne Wallace Mr. Mark A. Walther ’79 and Mrs. Julie Walther Mr. Ernest W. Spain, III ’95 and Ms. Deanna Warnock Mr. Harold D. Wescott and Mrs. Nicko E. Wescott Mr. Robert W. Western and Mrs. Juanita P. Western Mr. Joseph R. Whitaker and Mrs. Nina B. Whitaker Mrs. Kathleen White-Wenger Mrs. Celena R. Wienand ’10 Mr. Tony M. Wiggins and Mrs. Angela T. Wiggins Mrs. Deborah J. Windsor LR ’72 Mustang Society ($250.00 +)

Mrs. Margaret M. Albright LR ’78 All Seeing Eye Locksmith, LLC Ms. Toni L. Aluisi LR ’64 Mr. Rene C. Amacker ’67 Mr. Kevin Anderson Mr. Robert J. Antonetti, Jr. ’94 and Mrs. Jacque Antonetti Mr. Kenneth M. Baldwin and Mrs. Dora T. Baldwin Mr. Lee H. Barton and Mrs. Stacy L. Barton Mr. Jeffrey H. Beamer, Sr. ’85 and Mrs. Tonia L. Beamer Mr. John L. Bechet and Mrs. Priscilla R. Bechet Mr. Dominic Blackwell Ms. Therese Blake Fr. Robert Boxie, III Mr. Geoffrey D. Brown and Mrs. Tovonia C. Brown Ms. Renee V. Chadwick LR ’75 Mr. Roderick N. Chapman, Sr. ’87 and Mrs. Leslie Chapman Mr. Michael Chappell and Mrs. Samantha Cook

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Mr. Patrick F. Conway ’67 and Mrs. Frances Conway Mr. Robert L. Johnson and Mrs. Sharon Cooper Johnson Mr. Michael Dandridge, Jr. and Mrs. Lisa H. Dandridge Dr. James W. Dean, Jr. ’74 and Mrs. Janet Dean Mr. Greg Dion ’08 Mr. Paul R. Dougherty and Mrs. Elizabeth L. Dougherty Mr. Courtney J. Edmonds, Esq. and Mrs. Jennifer M. Edmonds Ms. Tiffany J. Evans ’93 Mrs. Marlo J. Ford LR ’87 Dr. Triesta Fowler-Lee LR ’91 Mr. Donnell Frayer and Mrs. Vonda Frayer Mrs. Andrea L. Gaddy-Smith Ms. Shamane B. Gardnner Ms. Stephanie A. Garner Mr. Robert George Mr. George P. Glaser ’67 and Dr. Patricia Shields LR ’69 Mr. Craig D. Glover-Hines ’09 Mr. Kevin E. Greene Mr. Greg Greer Mr. Edgardo A. Griarte and Mrs. Marian Griarte Mr. Byron D. Harley ’85 Mr. Vincent D. Harrington ’09 Mr. Valerion L. Hodges and Mrs. Jacqueline A. Hodges Ms. Rachelle M. Holloway ’11 Ms. Joan E. Hungerford LR ’74 Mr. Ronald E. Irons and Mrs. America J. Irons Ms. Deirdre A. James Mr. Steven A. Johnson and Mrs. Tatia F. Johnson Dr. James E. Kalshoven and Dr. Laura A. Kalshoven Reverend Lawrence R. Kiniry Mr. Michael P. Lacy and Mrs. Gayle S. Lacy Loyola Retreat House Mr. Wayne Lutz Mr. Francis J. Mammano ’87 and Mrs. Laura Mammano Mr. Armani D. Mason-Callaway ’09 Mr. Martin T. McCarley and Mrs. Kim Y. McCarley Mr. Justin V. McClain ’00 and Mrs. Bernadette McClain Ms. Tamara McDowell Christian Ms. Danielle B. Miller Mr. Kevin B. Moody and Mrs. Cheryl D. Duckett-Moody Sister David Ann Niski OSF Mr. Richard C. Nogay ’74

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Dr. Terrence M. O’Donovan ’75 and Mrs. Katharine O’Donovan Park Place, Inc. Mr. Thomas A. Rohan ’73 and Mrs. Jeryl L. Rohan Mr. Denton Rourke and Mrs. Stacie Rourke Mr. Donald E. Saunders CPA ’69 and Mrs. Tracey Saunders Mr. Michael K. Savage ’81 and Mrs. Ellen Savage Mr. Arnold S. Sebastian ’05 Mr. Robert S. Seiler, Jr. Dr. Vincente M. Simoncini ’80 Ms. Rosa A. Singletary Mr. Bernard T. Snowden, Jr. Southern Maryland Paintball, Inc. Mr. Ernest W. Spain, III ’95 and Ms. Deanna Warnock Mrs. Janet Steeger and Mr. Thomas Steeger Mr. Edo A. Tenaglia ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Willie Thompson Ms. Marilyn W. Thorne Mr. Edward Tyson ’06 and Mrs. Natalie Seppi ’07 Uptown Calverton, LLC Mr. James Walden and Mrs. Jeanine Vasey-Walden Mr. John C. Wallace and Mrs. Earline J. Wallace Mrs. Deborah Waller Ms. Kimberly Webb Mr. ChrisTopher Williams Mr. Lawrence D. Wingfield and Mrs. Susan Wingfield Maroon and Gold Society ($1.00 +)

Mr. Robert Ada and Mrs. Lorrain L. Ada Ms. Mirta M. Adams Ms. Shirley Sarrah Samuel Adams Mr. William L. Adams ’88 Ms. Donica Adesokan Mr. Paul H. Agustin ’99 Mrs. Ann Marie Ahdoot LR ’78 Mr. Michael S. Armorer and Ms. Helen L. Aiken Ms. Janice M. Aiken Mr. Andrew Akers Mr. Adetayo Aladekere and Mrs. Olubunmi Temitope Aladekere Mr. Daniel E. Ritzes and Ms. Cheronda Y. Albury Mr. Michael J. Alfieri ’73 All Auto Locksmith Mr. Edward L. Allen II and Mrs. Andrea N. Allen Mr. Franklin E. Allen

Ms. Michelle M. Allen LR ’90 Mrs. Angela Alston-Roberts LR ’86 Mr. Franklin E. Allen Mr. Frederick Altemus and Mrs. Kathryn Altemus Bishop McNamara High School Alumni Association Mr. Tommie L. Ambrose and Mrs. Cheryl Ambrose Mr. William T. Amos and Mrs. Carol S. Amos Mr. Turhan Anderson and Mrs. Kia Anderson Ms. Linda J. Archer Mr. Michael J. Ardoin ’77 Mr. John A. Ardovini and Mrs. Joanne Ardovini Ms. Yolanda R. Arrington ’96 Mr. Philipos Artin Mr. Michael Ashley and Mrs. Holly Ashley Dr. Emmanuel Atiemo and Mrs. Charlotte Atiemo Ms. Michelle Atkins LR ’89 Ms. Cynthia Atwood Mr. Maurice Austin, Jr. and Mrs. Krystal Austin Ms. Lisa L. Austin LR ’82 Mr. Brian Ayres ’08 and Mrs. Rachel M. Lupold ’09 Mr. Derrick Bailey and Mrs. Daria L. Bailey Mr. Ronald A. Bain Mrs. Vickie Baitinger LR ’81 Ms. Janine M. Baker LR ’78 Ms. Phyllis Ballenger Ballpark, Inc. Ms. Sadia B. Bangura ’20 Mr. Brian B. Barger ’00 Mrs. Deborah L. Barham LR ’80 and Mr. Paul Barham Mr. Felip D. Huff and Ms. Star E. Barnette Dr. John Barnhardt and Mrs. Erica Barnhardt Mrs. Margaret Bartay LR ’80 and Mr. David Bartay Ms. Christy Bartholomew Mrs. Alys Bauer LR ’76 and Mr. Andrew F. Bauer Mr. William D. Beamer ’84 Mr. Alvin B. Bean, III ’78 and Mrs. Kimberly B. Bean Ms. Dawn Bean LR ’87 Mr. David A. Beas ’77 and Mrs. Alice Allen Mr. Gerald A. Beatley ’70 and Mrs. Deborah K. Beatley Bennett Caterers Mr. Chester Bigelow and Mrs. Barbara Bigelow Mr. Craig Bikowski ’92 Mr. Chuck B. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Black

Ms. Diane Blizzard LR ’79 Blueline Security Services, LLC Mr. Sean Boger and Mrs. Rose Boger Mr. Miguel A. Boluda ’10 Mr. Ty Booker Mr. Alvin Boss Mr. David K. Stewart and Mrs. Saundra J. Bostick-Stewart Mrs. Patricia A. Boston, Esq. LR ’83 and Mr. Orlando Boston Ms. Charmagne Bowman Mr. Kevin A. Boyette ’84 Mr. James Boykin and Mrs. Alicia Boykin Mr. Isaiah Boykins Ms. Stacey Boykins Mr. Michael I. Bozeman ’84 and Mrs. Wendy V. Bozeman Mr. Samuel M. Bradley, Jr. and Mrs. Nancy B. Bradley Ms. Patricia D. Branson LR ’69 Mr. Robert M. Braswell ’85 and Mrs. Margaret R. Braswell LR’ 83 Brenda Pettus-Bellamy Pediatrics, Inc. Ms. Debra J. Brennan Bright Funds Mr. Terrance R. Bright ’02 Mr. William K. Brightwell and Mrs. Angelica I. Brightwell Mr. Eugene Broady and Mrs. Beverly J. Broady Mr. Daniel C. Broderick ’73 and Mrs. Sharon Broderick Mr. John Brodigan Mr. Lawrence M. Brookman ’69 and Mrs. Peggy C. Brookman LR ’71 Mr. Jason Brooks Ms. Wanda Brooks Mr. Brian Brower Mr. William Reaves and Mrs. Avonie Brown-Reaves Ms. Alicia A. Brown Mrs. Anita Brown LR ’90 Ms. Carlette J. Brown Mr. Ronald Brown and Mrs. Debra S. Brown Ms. Jessica Brown Mr. Tyrone Brown Ms. Tiffany Browne ’98 Ms. Karen E. Bryant LR ’86 Mr. Tuan Bui and Mrs. Lan Bui Ms. Mary Bulgrin Ms. Jennifer A. Bulvin LR ’89 Mr. Wayne C. Bumbry ’19 Mrs. Eileen M. Burgess LR ’80 Ms. Susan M. Burns ’00 Dr. Thomas D. Burns, Jr. ’90 Mr. Dennis G. Burton ’68 Mr. Mark A. Busbee ’13 Mr. Mark Busbee and Mrs. Tracye Busbee Ms. Dorothy Butler LR ’80

Mr. Michael T. Butler and Mrs. Susan C. Butler Mr. William H. Byrnes ’72 C & P International Store & Deli, Inc. Anonymous Mr. Gregory C. Calhoun and Mrs. Erica R. Calhoun Ms. Karen D. Campbell Robinson Mr. Alexander G. Campbell ’06 Mr. James P. Carey ’79 Mr. Samuel R. Carnegie and Mrs. Thelma J. Carnegie Mr. John Carr and Mrs. Linda Carr Mr. Louis Carter and Mrs. Roberta J. Carter Mr. Allston D. Case ’17 Ms. Alyssa R. Case ’17 Mr. Alan King ’68 and Mrs. Vanessa Chandler King Mr. John R. Chapman and Mrs. Sara F. Chapman Mr. Terry Chappelle Charlie’s Signs & T-Shirts Ms. Kia Chatmon Chesapeake Grille & Deli, LLC Chipotle Mexican Grill Ms. Tamara M. Christian Mr. Vincent P. Cipriani ’75 Mrs. Joanne Cipriano LR ’80 and Mr. Paul Cipriano Mrs. Charmayne Sugars Clark LR ’85 and Mr. Arthur Clark Mr. Hubert E. Dixon and Mrs. Sarah J. Clark Mr. Wayne E. Clark and Mrs. Margaret Clark Mr. Randall O. Clay ’13 Mr. Tracey K. Clay and Mrs. Raynetta L. Clay Mr. Daniel E. Clement and Mrs. Marie Clement Mrs. Anita Clifford Ms. Jaleshea B. Cobbs Ms. Shanette Cobbs Mr. Phillip Colbert and Mrs. Ingrid Colbert Mr. James Colbert and Mrs. Trina Colbert Mr. Kevin Cole and Mrs. April Cole Mr. Keith Coleman and Mrs. Allison T. Coleman Mr. Chris N. Coleman and Mrs. Julie L. Coleman Mr. Glenn Cobbs and Mrs. Lucreda Cobbs Mr. John D. Connelly ’77 Mr. Joseph A. Consorti ’74 Mr. Anthony Conto Mr. Anthony Conway Ms. Maria Cooney LR ’80 Ms. Valencia M. Copeland Mrs. Katherine Y. Cornejo ’02 Ms. Adrianna D. Cornish ’10 Mr. Johnny Coulter and Mrs. Natasha Coulter

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Mr. Stephen M. Cranford ’75 and Mrs. Linda Cranford Mr. Willie Lawrence and Dr. Roby Crenshaw-Lawrence Ms. Maria Cribbs Mr. Jason H. Crockett and Mrs. Valerie Y. Crockett Mr. Brendan B. Cross ’85 Mrs. Sabrina A. Crowder ’99 and Mr. Jamaal T. Crowder Mrs. Janice L. Cuellar LR ’69 Ms. Marie A. Cureton LR ’80 Ms. Kara A. Curry ’04 Ms. Zenovia Cuyler LR ’80 Mr. Dion D’Aquino ’98 Danica Oriental Mart, LLC Mr. Laurence C. Daniels and Mrs. Gilda R. Daniels Mr. James E. Daughtridge Ms. Adrienne N. Davis ’09 Mr. James W. Davis and Mrs. Barbara Davis Mr. Sylvester Davis and Mrs. Latrice M. Davis Mr. Paul Davis ’71 and Ms. Denise M. Davis Mr. Sylvester Davis, Jr. and Mr. Latrice M. Davis Mr. Warren L. Davis, Sr. and Mrs. Lauri Maze-Davis Mr. James L. Dawson, II and Mrs. Janet T. Dawson Ms. Alicia N. DeCesaris LR ’90 Ms. Stephanie DeFilippo LR ’80 Mr. Clayton Barber and Mrs. Leslie Defour-Barber Mr. Alfred Del Grosso Mr. Gerardi J. Oglesby and Mrs. Jacqueline M. Dennis-Oglesby Mr. Brian C. Denton ’73 and Mrs. M. Theresa McDonough Ms. Michelle V. Denton ’11 Mrs. Cheryl Desbordes LR ’80 Mr. Dean F. Devitt and Mrs. Theresa Devitt Mrs. Sandra M. Diaz LR ’82 and Mr. David Diaz Mr. Anthony M. Diehlmann ’14 Mr. Jeremy Diehlmann ’15 Mr. Ryan J. Diehlmann ’18 Ms. Ashlee L. Diggs ’05 Ms. Coretta Dingle Mr. Marcus Doakes and Mrs. Dawn Doakes Ms. Rhonda G. Dobbins Mrs. Katherine Domino Mrs. Theresa B. Donaldson ’03

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Mrs. Suzanne Doughty LR ’80 and Cmdr. Thomas Doughty Ms. Mary-Katherine Doyle Ms. Deena Dufresne LR ’80 Ms. Amina S. Dunn ’14 Ms. Kathleen M. Dunn Ms. Rosemary D. Durkin LR ’73 Ms. Katherine A. Dushel Ms. Vicki L. Dyson LR ’80 Mr. David E. Early Sr. ’68 Br. Richard Eckhardt, CSC Mrs. Allison E. Eddy ’02 Mr. Tyvon Edmonds and Mrs. Tamika Edmonds Mr. Emile G. Edora ’92 Mr. Anthony Harris, Sr. and Ms. Angelita D. Edwards Ms. Louise W. Edwards Mrs. Mary L. Edwards LR ’73 and Mr. Philip Edwards Mr. Constantine T. Efantis and Mrs. Amy Efantis Ms. Margaret Eisenhart LR ’80 Ms. Dionne Eleby Mr. Albert Elliott Mr. Michael J. Ellis ’95 Mr. Miguel L. Enderes and Mrs. Maria D. Enderes Mr. Darold F. Holland and Ms. Tesa C. Espeut Mr. Agnes Estorninos Ms. Lorraine Evans Mr. John M. Fanelli ’81 and Mrs. Maria Fanelli Mrs. Margaret Feasley Mr. Robert A. Feasley Mr. David P. Felton and Mrs. Leslie R. Felton Ms. Tracy E. Fennell Mr. Nicholas M. Ferrante, Jr. ’74 and Mrs. Mary Ferrante LR ’74 Ms. Olinda E. Fields Mr. Oswin Findlay and Mrs. Gemma M. Findlay Mr. Martin Fleming Mr. Duvon O. Floyd ’94 Mrs. Tonya R. Ford Mr. Vernon Ford Mr. Aaron M. Foreman and Mrs. Toni Foreman Mr. Esau C. Foster, II Dr. Samuel H. Foster and Mrs. Jacqueline Foster Mr. Anthony Foxworth and Mrs. Ashley Foxworth Mr. Richard M. Franklin and Mrs. Letiiza P. Franklin Mr. Dennis G. Frazier, Jr. ’87 and Mrs. Leah Frazier Mr. Gregory A. Frazier ’85 Mr. Herman J. Frazier

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Mr. Jose N. Freeman and Mrs. Thennie M. Freeman Frontstream Ms. Delores A. Furman G. S. Proctor and Associates Mr. Maurice Gaither and Mrs. Shirley Gaither Ms. Michele D. Gale-Barnes Ms. Barbara Galicia LR ’80 Mr. Hunter M. Gallagher Mrs. Lynda A. Gallagher Mrs. Marianne Gallagher Ms. Lisa M. Gallmon Gallos Italian Grocery Mr. Maurice Garland and Mrs. Tiffany Garland Ms. Tracie Garnett Mrs. Monica V. Garvin Mr. Gary K. Gaskins and Mrs. Quondra Q. Gaskins Mr. Samuel Asresahgne and Ms. Zelalem Geberu Mr. Bruce Gentile and Mrs. Donna L. Gentile Ms. Debra R. Gerhart Mrs. Barbara Gerrity LR ’80 and Mr. Bernard P. Gerrity Mr. David J. Gerrity ’83 and Mrs. Robin Gerrity Mr. Stephen F. Gerrity ’81 Mr. Steven W. Gibbs and Mrs. Wendy C. Gibbs Ms. Laura Gillespie Mr. Thomas R. Gleason ’85 and Ms. Stacia Woycheck Ms. Tawana Glenn Mr. Kevin M. Glotfelty ’15 Mr. Luis M. Gonzalez and Mrs. Odalys Massa-Flores Major Gerard A. Gonzaludo and Mrs. Daisy P. Gonzaludo Mr. Marvin Goodley and Dr. Tricia Goodley Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Goodline Pastor Shelton Gordon and Mrs. Elise Gordon Mr. Philip J. Gozzi ’69 and Mrs. Sandra Gozzi Ms. Catherine Graham LR ’80 and Mr. Dan Graham Mr. Kevin Grant and Mrs. Nuria Grant Ms. Beverly A. Gray LR ’80 Ms. Karen A. Gray LR ’85 Ms. Kim Green Mr. Thomas A. Green ’73 Ms. Tonya Green Mrs. Lisa Greene LR’ 80 and Mr. Preston Greene Mr. Adam Greer and Mrs. Abigail S. Greer Mr. William R. Greer and Mrs. Dawn L. Greer Mr. Kerry B. Greer and Mrs. Brooke Greer Ms. Emily Grice

Mr. John A. Griffin and Mrs. Nichole Griffin Mr. Oliver C. Griffin, III and Mrs. Shari H. Griffin Ms. Linda S. Grimm LR ’80 Ms. Endia S. Gross LR ’88 Ms. Ashleigh D. Gunn ’05 and Mr. Marcus Gunn Mrs. Lenore N. Guthrie LR ’76 and Mr. A K. Guthrie Mr. David L. Guy and Mrs. Jamie E. Guy Mr. Robert L. Hagan, Jr. and Mrs. Katrice S. Hagan Mr. James A. Hall and Mrs. Phyllis Hall Mr. Darryl A. Hallman and Mrs. Cynthia D. Hallman Ms. Rosa M. Halsey Mr. Robert Hammond and Mrs. Louise W. Hammond Mr. George Handley and Mrs. Valerie Handley Mr. Geoffrey M. Hannigan ’79 and Mrs. Susan Hannigan Mr. Samuel Hardwick Mr. William O. Hardy and Mrs. Francine Hardy Mr. Joseph L. Hardy and Mrs. Shirley Hardy Ms. Whitney Hargraves Ms. Mary Harkin LR ’76 Mr. Darin Harley and Mrs. Monica Harley Mrs. Marisa Harper LR ’87 and Mr. Brian Harper Mr. Marcus Harrington ’07 Mr. Sterling Harris and Mrs. Dionne Harris Mr. H Q. Harris ’88 Ms. Jean R. Harris LR ’80 Mr. Marc E. Harris, Sr. and Mrs. Audrey L. Harris Mr. Brenton P. Harrison and Mrs. Carla N. Harrison Mr. Charlie P. Harrison and Mrs. Elle B. Harrison Mrs. Deborah R. Harrison and Mr. Norman Harrison Mr. Eric Harrison and Mrs. Kimberli Harrison Ms. Lonise Harrison Ms. Renee L. Harrison Mr. Keith Harriston and Mrs. Carol Harriston Mr. Kenneth L. Harriston and Mrs. Sally Harriston Ms. Cindy Hartman LR ’76 Col. Dean H. Hartman and Mrs. Se Yong H. Hartman Mr. Joseph Hartnett and Mrs. Debora Hartnett Mr. Cameron G. Harvey ’89 and Mrs. Wendy Harvey Mrs. Melissa Huar LR ’91 and Mr. Don Huar Ms. Ayanna D. Hawkins LR ’90

Mr. Alphonso J. Hayes and Mrs. Pamela P. Hayes Mr. William E. Haynes ’89 Dr. Rhonda Hearns-Stokes LR ’80 Mrs. Susan Hedrick LR ’80 Ms. Joanna R. Heinlein Ms. Kathryn Heneghan Ms. Sharon H. Henery Mr. Charlie Henry Mr. William J. Hermann ’76 Mr. David L. Herndon and Mrs. Betty K. Herndon Mr. Brendan Murray and Ms. Mary A. Hewitt Ms. Kim O. Hibbert Mr. Artis M. Hicks ’99 Ms. Susan J. Hilaski LR ’86 Mr. Frederick W. Hoch Mrs. Theresa A. Hoffmann LR ’65 and Mr. Frederick Hoffmann Ms. Hyacinth Holder Mrs. Tiffany M. Holland-Maies ’94 and Mr. Glen Maies, Jr. Ms. Brittanii D. Holland ’05 Mr. Roderick A. Holland ’90 and Mrs. Tammy Holland Mr. Darrell T. Holloman II ’00 Mr. James J. Holly Mr. Milton Holt, Sr. and Mrs. Nikole Holt Mr. Phillip G. Honore ’89 Ms. Jacquelyn M. Horton Mr. James P. Howard ’72 and Mrs. Khristine A. Howard Mr. Robert T. Humphries and Mrs. Peggy A. Humphries Mr. Gregory Hunt and Mrs. Michelle L. Hunt Mrs. Maureen Hurley LR ’76 and Mr. Terrence Hurley Mr. Timothy Husson and Mrs. Barbara Husson Mr. Garry P. Imes, Jr. ’92 and Mrs. Jinyoung Imes Ms. Lisa A. Ingold LR ’80 and Mr. Pat Ingold Ms. Laura T. Irwin ’15 Mr. Robert D. Isele, Jr. ’78 and Mrs. Juliet Isele Mr. Glenn Ivey and Mrs. Jolene Ivey Mr. Michael Ivory and Mrs. Deithrea Ivory Mr. Mark S. Jablonski ’69 and Mrs. Fran Jablonski Jackson One Enterprises Ms. Chandrai Jackson-Saunders LR ’79 Mrs. Anita Jackson Mr. Barres Jackson and Mrs. Gail Bethea-Jackson Ms. Lauren Jackson Mr. Derek A. Jackson, Sr. and Mrs. Michelle A. Jackson Mr. Clemont Jacobs and Mrs. Adrienne B. Jacobs

Ms. Marilyn Jacobs LR ’70 Mr. Robert A. Jacobs Sr. and Mrs. Maureen Jacobs Mr. Robert A. Jacobs ’72 Mr. W. Thomas Jenkins ’72 and Mr. Cynthia Jenkins JMAR, Inc. Ms. Bernita Johnson Mrs. Delores W. Johnson Mr. Eric R. Johnson ’89 and Mrs. Alondra Johnson Ms. Jasmine C. Johnson ’10 Mrs. Jenea S. Johnson ’91 and Mr. Obadiah V. Johnson Mr. Joseph L. Johnson and Mrs. Ina C. Johnson Ms. Kathryn Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Everett Johnson Mrs. Olivia Johnson Mr. P.L. Johnson Mr. Robert Tre Johnson Mr. Shae L. Johnson ’92 Mr. Steven A. Johnson and Mrs. Tatia F. Johnson Mrs. Tierra K. Jolly ’00 Mr. Philip Binns and Mrs. Barbara Jones-Binns Mr. Steven Jones and Mrs. Camille Jones Mr. Gregory J. Jones ’01 Ms. Lauren Jones Ms. Opal T. Jones ’97 Ms. Riyan Jones Ms. Taylor Jones Mr. Nicholas J. Joy ’14 Ms. Megan Judd Mr. David L. Julian and Mrs. Marianne E. Julian Dr. Patrick Y. Kamara and Dr. DuEwa A. Kamara Major David T. Keffer, Sr. and Mrs. Patricia Keffer Mr. Shawn Dougherty and Mrs. Laura Keller Mr. Timothy Kelly and Mrs. Renee K. Kelly Ms. Zhara Kelly Mr. Steve Kemp Ms. Rita J. Kenley Ms. Yvonne Kepler LR ’80 Mr. James J. Kiernan and Ms. Michelle M. Cooper Ms. Barbara A. Kilchenstein Ms. Cindy King Ms. Loretta King Br. Mark B. Knightly CSC ’72 Ms. Jane Kostenko and Mr. J. Tyler Bell Ms. Karen Kram Mr. William A. Krug ’74 L & G Bennett Enterprises, LLC Mr. Greg Lackman

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Ms. Leslie D. Lamb Ms. Jalynn A. Lane ’12 Mr. Charles J. Langley ’64 and Mrs. Kathryn Langley Mr. David Langrell and Mrs. Lisa Langrell Mrs. Chandra S. Landsdown ’94 and Mr. Anthony Lansdown Dr. Caroline W. Larosiliere Mrs. Linda A. Larson LR ’80 and Mr. Eric Larson Ms. Christi K. Lathrop LR ’80 Mr. Emanuel Lawton and Dr. Kisha Chase-Lawton Mrs. Brenda E. Leake and Mr. Douglas A. Leake, Sr. Mr. Carlos L. Lee ’91 and Mrs. Erika Lee Ms. Patricia O. Lesher LR ’80 Mr. Reginald Lewis and Mrs. Rhonda Lewis Mr. Christian S. Lindsay ’92 Mr. Tyler G. Lindsay ’12 Mrs. Rebecca Linett LR ’80 and Mr. Randal Linett Mrs. Kathleen R. Link* Ms. Celeste Locke Mr. Ronald J. Logan ’70 and Mrs. Roberta H. Logan Dr. Petrice W. Longenecker ’97 Mr. Benjamin D. Lorenz ’04 Mrs. Donna D. Lucas Mr. Antonio Lucero Mrs. Teresa Luna Mr. Robert J. Lynch, Sr. ’68 Dr. Richard C. Macchiaroli ’85 and Mrs. Mary Macchiarolli LR ’85 Mr. Eric Mackenzie and Mrs. Jennifer Mackenzie Dr. Melanye Maclin-Carroll and Mr. Gary Carroll Mr. Jeffrey Nichols and Mrs. Jessica Maddox-Nichols Ms. Margaret l. Magnaye ’12 Mr. Matthew Magnaye ’07 Mr. Peter Maignan and Mrs. Tawanda Maignan Mr. Samuel W. Malachi, Jr. and Mrs. Gloria P. Malachi Mr. Anthony Malone and Mrs. Beverly Malone Mr. Stephen A. Joy and Mrs. Karen A. Malveaux-Joy Ms. Sadie Malveaux Mama Stella’s Pasta House *Deceased

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Mr. Joseph A. Mammano ’80 and Mrs. Elizabeth Mammano Mr. Nicholas Mammano ’89 and Mrs. Cynthia Mammano LR ’89 Ms. Sharon Manley LR ’68 Ms. MaryEllen Maravich Ms. Erlinda Marquez Marshall & McDaniels Enterprise Ms. Michelle Marshall-Durden Ms. Mary K. Martin Mr. Melvin J. Mason, Jr. ’69 Mr. Dominic Maston Mr. Maurice F. Mattingly ’69 and Mrs. Nancy S. Mattingly Ms. Sarah E. Mattos ’02 Ms. Monica F. McCann LR ’92 Ms. Lisa McClintock LR ’80 Mr. Darren McCoy and Mrs. Nicoe McCoy McDowell’s Auto Care Service Ms. Adrienne B. McMillan LR ’80 Mr. Robert McMillon and Mrs. Donna McMillon Ms. Maurene McNeil LR ’75 Rev. Charles W. McNeill and Mrs. Jade McNeill Ms. Tanaya M. Mealy ’98 and Mr. Jamil D. Nelson Ms. Mary E. Meehan Mr. Robert Mendiola, Jr. and Mrs. Susanne G. Mendiola Mr. Andrew Merkle ’94 and Mrs. Michelle DeCesaris Merkle ’94 Mrs. Lisa Greene LR’ 80 and Mr. Preston Greene Ms. Sharon Meyer Mr. Timothy M. Meyer and Mrs. Sue E. Meyer Ms. Ashley Mickey Ms. Justine B. Middleton Mrs. Becky Jo A. Miller Mr. Max R. Miller and Mrs. Jacqueline S. Miller Mr. Larry E. Miller and Mrs. Marjorie D. Miller Ms. Michele D. Miller ’94 Mr. Richard F. Mills ’86 and Dr. Ricarda V. Goins-Mills Ms. Jenna V. Milner ’18 Mr. Michael J. Milner and Mrs. Victoria B. Milner Ms. Jamell S. Minus LR ’80 Dr. Thomas Donahue and Mrs. Mary Mitchell-Donahue Ms. Carla A. Mitchell LR ’80 Mr. John P. Mitchell ’73 Mrs. Katherine W. Mitchell ’06 and Mr. Wyllie Mitchell, III

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Mr. Brian Mitchell and Pastor Marlene R. Mitchell Mr. Steven Monell and Mrs. Gillian C. Clifton-Monell Ms. Laurel Montoya Mr. Dewey Robinson and Ms. Chaleta M. Moore Mrs. Annette Morant and Mr. David A. Morant Mr. John D. Morgan, Jr. ’89 and Mrs. Tisa Morgan Ms. Kimberly Morris Ms. Erin K. Morrow ’94 Mr. Terry Morse and Mrs. Michelle D. Morse Mrs. Deanna J. Morusiewicz LR ’83 and Mr. Steve Morusiewicz Ms. Casmine Mugg Mr. Michael Murtagh Mr. Alexander L. Myers ’14 Mr. Robert Myrick and Mrs. Carol-Lynne Myrick Mrs. Charlene D. Myrthil ’17 Mr. Bill C. Myrthil Ms. Michelle Nam Mr. Edmund R. Neach ’69 and Mrs. Donna Neach Mr. Timothy T. Neal ’91 and Mrs. Kerry Neal Mr. Robert A. Neville Mr. Ralph M. Nigro ’76 and Mrs. Jill Nigro Ms. Angela F. Noland ’04 Mr. Robert B. Nolte and Mrs. Mary Nolte Mr. Matthew C. Nunez ’12 Mr. Martin S. O’Brien ’81 Mr. Edward O’Mahony Ms. Miata O’Neil Mr. Michael P. Yanchulis ’81 and Mrs. Colleen M. O’Neill-Yanchulis LR ’80 Ms. Alicia Oglesby Mr. Omotunwase B. Olubayo ’06 Mr. Jose Ortiz Mr. Quinn R. Osborne and Mrs. Taleesa G. Osborne Ms. Mary T. Otranto LR ’80 and Mr. John Otranto Mr. Norman L. Otto and Mrs. Theresa M. Otto Mr. Charles Owens Ms. Kelley Packwood Mr. Carlton Cunningham and Dr. Stephanie Pair Ms. Veronica Parker-Boone Mr. Alvin W. Parker ’73 and Mrs. Anita Parker Ms. Angela Y. Parker Mrs. Carla E. Partlow and Mr. James R. Partlow, Jr. Mr. Cardell Patillo

Mrs. Tara V. Patterson ’94 and Mr. Ronald E. Patterson Pax Christi Catholic Community Ms. Janet Paxton LR ’80 and Mr. Martin Paxton Ms. Teresa E. Peel Mrs. Donna Bradshaw-Pelote and Mr. Shawn Pelote Mr. Glenn W. Penn and Mrs. Kara L. Penn Mr. Adam Penny Mr. Cary A. Peralta and Mrs. Karen G. Peralta Mrs. Diane Perry Ms. Beverly A. Peterson LR ’80 Mr. Michael J. Petro ’83 Mr. John C. Piazza, Jr. ’77 and Mrs. Regina Piazza LR ’77 Ms. Amanda K. Pickering ’09 Mr. Marcus E. Pilgrim ’10 Mrs. Cheryl A. Pilkington LR ’68 and Mr. Joseph Pilkington Ms. Denise M. Polk Mr. Jonathan Pope and Mrs. Tameika L. Pope Mrs. Carol A. Porac LR ’70 Mr. Terrence W. Porter ’91 Mr. Gerald T. Posey and Mrs. Regina A. Posey Mr. Eric J. Potter ’94 Ms. Janet Potter Mr. Michael P. Pozniak Mr. Gordon B. Pracht Mr. Gregory S. Proctor, Jr. and Mrs. Dianne Proctor Ms. Michele Proctor Mr. Troy D. Proctor ’05 Mr. Ernesto Puesan Mr. Brian J. Ray and Mrs. Michelle N. Blackwell Ray Ms. Katherine A. Ray Mr. Karl D. Raymond and Mrs. Lucy Raymond Mr. Frederick E. Redmond ’79 Mr. Tommie E. Reed and Mrs. Lisa A. Reed Mr. John W. Rees ’67 and Mrs. Anna Rees Mr. Kevin T. Reilly ’81 Ms. Deborah Reynolds LR ’80 Ms. Whitney G. Rhone ’03 Ms. Felicita L. Rich ’13 RMA World Mr. Sean Roane and Mrs. Patricia Roane Ms. Nikki Robinson Ms. Teresa A. Robinson Mrs. Deborah A. Robl LR ’73 Mr. Andrew Rogers Mr. Jim Rohan ’71 and Mrs. Cece Rohan LR ’72 Mr. Alex Rotruck Ms. Safaa Roumani Mrs. Betty Rouse

Mr. Michael D. Rouse ’99 Ms. Erica Rucker Mr. Philippe Ruellan Ms. Cheryl A. Russell Mr. Kenneth M. Russell, III and Mrs. Geneita Russell Mr. Michael J. Russell ’74 and Mrs. Carole Russell Mr. Michael D. Ryan ’74 Mr. John D. Salan CPA ’86 Mr. Carl D. Chism and Mrs. Barbara Sales-Chism Ms. Parcilla Salley Rev. Jeffrey Samaha Mr. Felizardo O. Sampilo and Mrs. Imelda C. Sampilo Mr. John Samuel Mr. William J. Sandoval ’83 and Mrs. Christine Sandoval Mr. Francis J. Sanfellipo ’71 Mr. Peter Sanneman and Mrs. Erika Sanneman Mr. Stephen M. Sappey ’68 and Mrs. Maureen Sappey Mr. Kevin M. Schmiegel and Mrs. Laura Schmiegel Ms. Nerea A. Schoonhoven ’94

Capt. Gary D. Schropp USAF ’85 Ms. Anissa Scott Mr. Bill Scott Mrs. Elizabeth P. Scott Mr. Kirby K. Scott and Mrs. Rhonda J. Scott Mr. Kevin A. Seay ’06 Mr. John E. Seguin and Mrs. Marianne M. Seguin Mr. Isaiah Sesay Mr. Robert L. Settles and Mrs. Iris Settles Ms. Ashley N. Sharp ’11 Mr. Glenn Tapscott and Mrs. Delora Shedrick-Tapscott Mr. Charles Shryock, IV and Ms. Julia Shryock Mrs. Kathleen Sidney LR ’80 Mr. Harold Siler and Mrs. Peggy J. Siler Ms. Sharol A. Siler Ms. S. Gale Simmons Ms. Sherray S. Simms ’05 Mr. Patrick M. Skerpon and Ms. Katelyn Parks-Skerpon Ms. Stacey Slack Ms. Kathy Slagle LR ’87 Mrs. Judine Slaughter LR ’80 Mr. Stewart W. Small ’85 Mr. Kevin Smee, III ’08

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Mr. Abraham Smith, Jr. Ms. Angela Smith Ms. April T. Smith Ms. Barbara Smith Mr. James Smith Ms. Kimberly Smith Mr. Brian Smith and Mrs. Monique Smith Ms. Alyssa M. Snider ’11 Mr. John W. Somerville, Jr. ’74 Mr. Anthony E. Sosnoskie Mr. Felix L. Souffrain and Mrs. Yarinett Souffrain Mr. Marvin Spinner and Mrs. Angela Spinner Mr. Larry R. Spriggs and Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Spriggs St. Peter’s Interparish School Mr. Robert R. St. Pierre and Mrs. Mary T. St. Pierre Ms. Jacqueline S. Swayne-Hackney Mrs. Ines Sweeney LR ’80 and Mr. Jim Sweeney Mrs. Melissa K. Sweeney Ms. Devin J. Swiner ’12 Mrs. Patricia Swinson LR ’76 and Mr. Cullen Swinson Mr. Kireem A. Swinton ’93 Mr. Tom W. Sykes and Mrs. Mary M. Sykes Mr. Ota D. Tabron ’73 Ms. Chelsea T. Tarver ’13 Mr. William E. Tatem and Mrs. Carolyn D. Tatem Ms. Jacqueline Taylor LR ’84 Ms. Marshelle Taylor LR ’86 Ms. Sharon E. Telesford LR ’80 Mr. Raymond Tetschner Ms. Charlene Tewksbury The Terence P. O’Connor Trust Mr. Charles C. Thomas, Sr. Mr. Charles C. Thomas Jr. ’04 Mr. Larry E. Thompkins and Mrs. Vicky Thompkins Mr. Ivan L. Thompson and Mrs. Cheryl M. Thompson Mr. Brian S. Thompson and Mrs. Deborah A. Thompson Mr. Donny Tiengtum and Ms. Kaija McIntosh Mr. Jarrod Tillman and Mrs. Diane Tillman Mr. Gilbert J. Titus and Mrs. Monica H. Titus Mrs. Maria R. Tolentino and Mr. Godofredo Tolentino Mr. Ronald S. Tolson ’72 and Mrs. Joyce Tolson LR ’72

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Ms. Stephanie Tong Mr. Donald Tongue Mr. David Torrence and Mrs. Latonya Torrence Mr. Stephen G. Townsend and Mrs. Gwendolyn M. Townsend Mr. Dominic Traino Troop Public Relations, LLC Mr. William F. Baity and Ms. Vivian A. Truss Mr. Andy Turner ’74 and Mrs. Avis Turner LR ’80 Ms. Brianna A. Turner ’12 Mr. John A. Tutz Twinbarbercompany, LLC Ms. Elaine Twiner Mr. Thomas Valentine Dr. David M. Van Wie ’76 and Mrs. Elaine Van Wie Vari-Craft Solutions, LLC Mr. Gregory J. Vazzana ’98 and Mrs. Angie Vazzana Mr. Michael T. Vega ’70 Mrs. Robin D. Vickers Ms. Laura J. Vines Mr. Leander Vines, Jr. and Mrs. Cynthia C. Vines Ms. Patricia Waddell Ms. Handirubvi Wakatama Ms. Alice B. Walker Ms. Cynthia C. Walker Mr. Andrew Wallace and Mrs. Dionne Butcher-Wallace Mr. Mark K. Wallace ’90 Mrs. Joanann Walther LR ’72 and Mr. Kurt E. Walther Mr. Michael J. Walther ’03 Mrs. Janet E. Warwick LR ’80 Mr. Mark A. Smith and Mrs. Frances M. Washington Mr. Kerry Washington Mr. Reginald Washington, Jr. ’88 Ms. Sharon O. Washington Mr. Keith A. Washington and Mrs. Stacey S. Washington Mr. Bryan K. Waters and Mrs. Tina Waters Mr. Myron S. Watson ’85 and Mrs. Jere’ E. Watson Ms. Kimberly A. Weaver ’14 Mr. Lawrence D. Weaver and Mrs. Rhonda L. Weaver Mr. Edward Weckel and Mrs. Catherine Weckel Mrs. Sonja Welborne Mr. Joseph R. Welch, Esq. ’75 Ms. Tonia Wellons Mrs. Kathy Weslowski LR ’89 and Mr. Brian Weslowski

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Mr. Romaro West Ms. Amanda Whisted-Saunders Ms. Dr. Katie White Ms. Latisha White Mr. Edward M. White and Mrs. Lesley J. White Mr. Robert Mitchell and Mrs. Patricia White Ms. Cynthia A. Whitlow ’94 Mr. Savion C. Whitney Delegate Dereck E. Davis and Dr. Monique Whittington Davis Ms. Mary C. Wiggins Mr. Charles Wiley and Mrs. Erin Wiley Mr. Marcus J. Williams ’10 Mr. Mark A. Williams ’89 Ms. Michelle D. Williams LR ’89 Mr. Shane Williams Ms. Nicole Williamson ’98 Mr. Derrick Wilson and Mrs. Carmen J. Wilson

Mr. Barry N. Wilson and Mrs. Mary E. Wilson Mr. Wilbert R. Wilson Mrs. Patricia G. Witzen Ms. Charlene R. Wren ’16 Mr. Thomas Wright and Mrs. Vernell S. Wright Ms. Carla Young Mr. Gregory J. Young ’70 Mr. Jerome Young Ms. Kathryn A. Young Mr. Nakia D. Young ’92 Ms. Sheree Young Mrs. Tenja M. Young ’94 and Mr. Kevin Young, Sr. Ms. Tiffany M. Young ’00 Ms. Wanda Young LR ’80 Ms. Elizabeth A. Zampogna LR ’80 Mr. Joseph C. Zimmerman and Mrs. Clarellen V. Zimmerman

In Loving Memory of

—————————————————————————————————————— Donor Name In Memory Of Mrs. Mary Catherine Antonetti Mr. Robert J. Antonetti, Sr. Mr. Robert J. Antonetti, Jr. ’94 and Mrs. Jacque Antonetti Mr. Robert J. Antonetti, Sr. Mrs. Melissa Huar LR ’91 Mr. John Antonio ’87 Mr. Chester Bigelow and Mrs. Barbara Bigelow Ms. Sonja Bego LR ’90 Mr. Michael A. Mattera, Sr. ’67 Dr. Michael G. Cady ’67 Mr. Henry Smalls Ms. Z’Ane B. Davis-Smith ’15 Mr. Stephen F. Gerrity ’81 Mr. Joseph G. Gerrity ’78 Ms. Mary Harkin LR ’76 Rita Harkin Mr. Russell L. Jones ’88 Leonard S Jones, Jr. Anita Jackson Kathleen Link Mr. Joseph C. Zimmerman Kathleen Link and Mrs. Clarellen V. Zimmerman Ms. Debra R. Gerhart Kathleen Link Ms. Joanna R. Heinlein Kathleen Link Ms. Karen Kram Kathleen Link Ms. Kathryn Johnson Kathleen Link Ms. Sandra L. Herndon Kathleen Link Mr. Ronald J. Logan ’70 and Mrs. Roberta H. Logan Mr. John P. Logan Jr. ’68 Ms. Sharon Manley LR ’68 Sister Joseph Marie, SSJ Dr. Alycia A. Marshall Mr. Aaron G. Marshall ’14 Ms. Ashley Sharp ’11 Mr. Waverly K. Roberts ’11 Mr. Michael R. Burns ’94 Mr. Rick Middleton Mr. Mark Williams ’89 Mr. Rick Middleton Mr. David L. Julian and Mrs. Marianne E. Julian Mr. Rick Middleton Mr. Phillip Honore ’89 Mr. Rick Middleton Mr. Philippe Ruellan Mr. Rick Middleton Mr. Carl F. Desmarais ’74 and Mrs. Christina Desmarais Mr. Terence P. O’Connor, CPA ’74 Mrs. Maureen Van der Waag Mr. Walter C. Van der Waag Mrs. Mary Edwards LR ’73 and Mr. Phil Edwards Sr. Sharon

La Reine Giving

——————————————————————————————————————— La Reine Donors Mrs. Ann Marie Ahdoot LR ’78 Mrs. Margaret M. Albright LR ’78 Ms. Michelle M. Allen LR ’90 Mrs. Angela Alston-Roberts LR ’86 Ms. Toni L. Aluisi LR ’64 Mrs. Melissa L. Andrews LR ’91 Ms. Michelle Atkins LR ’89 Ms. Lisa L. Austin LR ’82 Mrs. Rose M. Ayres RN LR ’79 Mrs. Vickie Baitinger LR ’81 Ms. Janine M. Baker LR ’78 Mrs. Deborah L. Barham LR ’80 Mrs. Margaret Bartay LR ’80 Mrs. Alys Bauer LR ’76 Ms. Dawn Bean LR ’87 Ms. Diane Blizzard LR ’79 Mrs. Patricia A. Boston, Esq. LR ’83 Ms. Patricia D. Branson LR ’69 Mrs. Margaret R. Braswell LR’ 83 Mrs. Peggy C. Brookman LR ’71 Mrs. Anita Brown LR ’90 Ms. Karen E. Bryant LR ’86 Ms. Jennifer A. Bulvin LR ’89 Mrs. Eileen M. Burgess LR ’80 Ms. Dorothy Butler LR ’80 Ms. Patricia Cappello LR ’76 Ms. Renee V. Chadwick LR ’75 Ms. Michele M. Chaky LR ’87 Mrs. Joanne Cipriano LR ’80 Mrs. Charmayne Sugars Clark LR ’85 Mrs. Patricia A. Colabucci LR ’76 Ms. Maria Cooney LR ’80 Hon. Daneeka Cotton LR ’84 Mrs. Patricia Crowley LR ’72 Mrs. Janice L. Cuellar LR ’69 Ms. Marie A. Cureton LR ’80 Ms. Zenovia Cuyler LR ’80 Ms. Alicia N. DeCesaris LR ’90 Ms. Stephanie DeFilippo LR ’80 Mrs. Cheryl Desbordes LR ’80 Mrs. Sandie Jeffer LR ’82 Mrs. Angelina Diehlmann LR ’85 Mrs. LaJuan Doleman-Gorham LR ’84 Mrs. Suzanne Doughty LR ’80 Ms. Deena Dufresne LR ’80 Ms. Rosemary D. Durkin LR ’73 Ms. Vicki L. Dyson LR ’80 Mrs. Mary Edwards LR ’73 Ms. Margaret Eisenhart LR ’80 Mrs. Mary Evers LR ’86 Mrs. Christne D. Farley LR ’88 Mrs. Mary Ferrante LR ’74 Mrs. Marlo J. Ford LR ’87

Dr. Triesta Fowler-Lee LR ’91 Ms. Barbara Galicia LR ’80 Ms. Jillian L. Gallie LR ’75 Mrs. Barbara Gerrity LR ’80 Dr. Patricia Shields LR ’69 Mrs. Justine Good LR ’81 Ms. Catherine Graham LR ’80 Ms. Beverly A. Gray LR ’80 Ms. Karen A. Gray LR ’85 Mrs. Lisa Greene LR’ 80 Ms. Linda S. Grimm LR ’80 Ms. Endia S. Gross LR ’88 Mrs. Lenore N. Guthrie LR ’76 Mrs. Brenda Harden LR ’75 Ms. Mary Harkin LR ’76 Mrs. Marisa Harper LR ’87 Ms. Jean R. Harris LR ’80 Ms. Veronica Harris LR ’90 Ms. Cindy Hartman LR ’76 Mrs. Melissa Huar LR ’91 Mrs. Maureen Hurley LR ’76 Ms. Ayanna D. Hawkins LR ’90 Dr. Rhonda Hearns-Stokes LR ’80 Mrs. Susan Hedrick LR ’80 Ms. Susan J. Hilaski LR ’86 Mrs. Theresa A. Hoffmann LR ’65 Ms. Joan E. Hungerford LR ’74 Mrs. Maureen Hurley LR ’76 Ms. Lisa A. Ingold LR ’80 Ms. Chandrai Jackson-Saunders LR ’79 Ms. Marilyn Jacobs LR ’70 Mrs. Jenea S. Johnson LR ’91 Ms. Denise Kazimer LR ’89 Mrs. Victoria L. Keithline LR ’90 Ms. Yvonne Kepler LR ’80 Mrs. Kathy Langley LR ’64 Mrs. Linda A. Larson LR ’80 Ms. Christi K. Lathrop LR ’80 Ms. Patricia O. Lesher LR ’80 Ms. Toni Lewis-Bennett LR ’88 Mrs. Rebecca Linett LR ’80 Ms. Sharon Manley LR ’68 Mrs. Cynthia Mammano LR ’89 Ms. Monica F. McCann LR ’92 Ms. Lisa McClintock LR ’80 Ms. Adrienne B. McMillan LR ’80 Ms. Maurene McNeil LR ’75 Ms. Sharon Messina LR ’80 Mrs. Danika L. Miller LR ’89 Ms. Jamell S. Minus LR ’80 Ms. Carla A. Mitchell LR ’80 Ms. Joan A. Monroe LR ’66 Mrs. Cynthia E. Morgan LR ’78 Mrs. Deanna J. Morusiewicz LR ’83

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Mrs. Carol Murphy LR ’69 Ms. Teresa C. Nolet LR ’74 Mrs. Colleen M. O’Neill-Yanchulis LR ’80 Ms. Marie D. Osborne LR ’74 Ms. Mary T. Otranto LR ’80 Ms. Janet Paxton LR ’80 Ms. Beverly A. Peterson LR ’80 Ms. Regina Piazza LR ’77 Mrs. Cheryl A. Pilkington LR ’68 Mrs. Carol A. Porac LR ’70 Ms. Gemma Puglisi LR ’74 Ms. Liane Randolph LR ’83 Ms. Deborah Reynolds LR ’80 Mrs. Deborah A. Robl LR ’73 Mrs. Cece Rohan LR ’72 Ms. Roxane Rucker LR ’77 Ms. Bershan Shaw LR ’91 Ms. Charlene Shaw LR ’69 Mrs. Kathleen Sidney LR ’80 Mrs. Suzanne M. Simpson LR ’69 Ms. Kathy Slagle LR ’87 Mrs. Judine Slaughter LR ’80 Mrs. Ines Sweeney LR’80 Mrs. Patricia Swinson LR ’76 Ms. Jacqueline Taylor LR ’84 Ms. Marshelle Taylor LR ’86 Ms. Sharon E. Telesford LR ’80 Mr. Ronald S. Tolson LR ’72 Mrs. Avis Turner LR ’80 Dr. Valerie S. Vitagliano LR ’79 Mrs. Joanann Walther LR ’72 Mrs. Janet E. Warwick LR ’80 Mrs. Kathy Weslowski LR ’89 Ms. Robin C. Whitfield LR ’86 Ms. Michelle D. Williams LR ’89 Mrs. Deborah J. Windsor LR ’72 Ms. Wanda Young LR ’80 Ms. Elizabeth A. Zampogna LR ’80

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———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Donor Name In Honor Of Mr. Brian Mitchell and Makayla Authur Pastor Marlene R. Mitchell Mr. Donny Tiengtum and Dr. John Barnhardt Ms. Kaija McIntosh Mrs. Margaret Feasley Robert Feasley Ms. Shamelle Ingram-Yemofio Thomas Foust Mr. Terry Morse and Mr. David Johnson Mrs. Michelle D. Morse Mr. Russell L. Jones ’88 Leonard S Jones Mrs. Mary Evers LR ’86 and Rev. Paul Lauzon, Vice Principal Mr. Thomas M. Evers Mr. Martin S. O’Brien ’81 Thomas O’Brien Mr. Daniel J. Salm ’77 Mr. Robert F. Salm and and Mrs. Kim Salm Mrs. Catherine Salm Ms. Endia S. Gross LR ’88 David Smith & Melba McCannon Mr. Michael Murtagh Robert Van der Waag Ms. Jane Kostenko and M. ChrisTopher Williams Mr. J. Tyler Bell Mr. Robert Feasley The Advancement Office Dr. Marco Clark ’85 Ms. Charlene R. Wren ’16 Dr. Marco Clark ’85 Mr. Constantine T. Efantis and Dr. Marco Clark ’85 Mrs. Amy Efantis Mr. Kevin M. Glotfelty ’15 Dr. Marco Clark ’85 Mrs. Marianne Gallagher Dr. Marco Clark ’85 Ms. Zelalem Geberu and Dr. Marco Clark ’85 Mr. Samuel Asresahgne Mr. Kevin M. Schmiegel and Dr. Marco Clark ’85 Mrs. Laura Schmiegel Ms. Mary Bulgrin Dr. Marco Clark ’85

Abbie and Adam Greer Mr. Brendan Murray and Abbie and Adam Greer Ms. Mary A. Hewitt Ms. Whitney Hargraves Abbie and Adam Greer

BMHS Class of 2020 Volleyball Players Dr. Stephanie Pair BMHS Class of 2020 Volleyball Players La Reine High School Mrs. Theresa A. Hoffmann LR ’65 Class of 1965 and Mr. Frederick Hoffmann Mrs. Janice L. Cuellar LR ’69 Class of 1969 Mrs. Carol Murphy LR ’69 and Class of 1969 Mr. Charles Murphy Ms. Joan E. Hungerford LR ’74 Class of 1974 Ms. Maurene McNeil LR ’75 Class of 1975 Dr. Valerie S. Vitagliano LR ’79 Class of 1979 Mrs. Cindy Morgan LR ’78 and LR and BMHS Class of ’78 Mr. Mark Morgan 60th birthdays this year Ms. Diane Blizzard LR ’79 Class of 1979

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Donor Name Mrs. Vickie Baitinger LR ’81 Mrs. Deanna J. Morusiewicz LR ’83 and Mr. Steve Morusiewicz Ms. Marie D. Osborne LR ’74 Ms. Alicia N. DeCesaris LR ’90 Ms. Marie D. Osborne LR ’74 Mr. Jim Rohan ’71 Mrs. Marisa Harper ’87 and Mr. Brian Harper Ms. Michelle Atkins LR ’89 Mr. Andrew Merkle and Mrs. Michelle Merkle Bishop McNamara High School Ms. Alicia N. DeCesaris LR ’90 Ms. Stacia Woycheck Mr. Thomas R. Gleason ’85 Mr. Gregory J. Young ’70 Mr. Michael R. Danzi ’77 Dr. Robert F. Musselman ’79 and Mrs. Alane Musselman Mr. James C. Dillon, Jr. ’79 and Mrs. Anne Dillon Michael Savage ’81 Mr. Kevin T. Reilly ’81 Ms. Cynthia A. Whitlow ’94 Mrs. Tara V. Patterson ’94 and Mr. Ronald E. Patterson Mrs. Tenja M. Young ’94 and Mr. Kevin Young, Sr. Mr. Michael D. Anderson ’94 and Mrs. Kia Anderson Mr. Michael J. Ellis ’95 Ms. Sarah E. Mattos ’02 Mr. Alexander G. Campbell ’06 Karen D. Campbell Robinson Mrs. Janice L. Cuellar LR ’69 Karen D. Campbell Robinson Mrs. Dolores L. Magnaye and Mr. Cesar G. Magnaye Mrs. Dolores L. Magnaye and Mr. Cesar G. Magnaye Mr. Gary Wenger and Mrs. Kathleen White-Wenger Mr. Anthony G. Johnson ’88 and Mrs. Sonya Johnson Mr. Chris S. Anderson and Mrs. Mary W. Anderson Mr. Denton Rourke and Mrs. Stacie Rourke Mrs. Dolores L. Magnaye and Mr. Cesar G. Magnaye Mr. Tyler G. Lindsay ’12

In Honor Of Class of 1981 Class of 1983 Ms. Joan A. Monroe LR ’66 Diane DeCesaris LR ’67 Anne Mucinskas LR ’69 Cecilia du Mais Rohan LR’72 Teresa Palumbo, LR ’88 Ms. Denise Kazimer LR ’89 Ms. Alicia N. DeCesaris LR ’90

Marco DeCesaris ’67 Cornelius P. Gleason ’68 Cornelius P. Gleason ’68 Class of 1970 Class of 1977 Class of 1979 Class of 1979 Class of 1981 Matthew Allen ’81 Class of 1994 Class of 1994 Class of 1994 Class of 1994 Class of 1995 Class of 2002 Class of 2006 Ms. Marissa Robinson ’04 Katherine Cuellar Miller ’05 Micah D. Robinson ’05 Martin L. Magnaye ’05 Mr. Matthew Magnaye ’07 Garrett Wenger ’09 Lamont C. Hannah ’10 Ryan Anderson ’10 Carmela M. Rourke ’11 Ms. Margaret Magnaye ’12 Donald Finley ’12

Donor Name

Mr. Chris S. Anderson and Mrs. Mary W. Anderson Mr. Mark Busbee and Mrs. Tracye Busbee Mr. Hal C. Rich, III and Mrs. Louise Rich Mr. Tracey K. Clay and Mrs. Raynetta L. Clay Mr. Brent Stiles and Mrs. Christine A. Stiles Mr. Jeffrey Nichols and Mrs. Jessica Maddox-Nichols Mr. Jeffrey Nichols and Mrs. Jessica Maddox-Nichols Mr. Denton Rourke and Mrs. Stacie Rourke Mr. Kenneth M. Baldwin and Mrs. Dora T. Baldwin Mr. James H. Johnson, Jr. ’72 and Mrs. Liesa Johnson Mr. Swillie Ross and Mrs. Denise N. Ross Ms. Teresa E. Peel Mr. Paul R. Dougherty and Mrs. Elizabeth L. Dougherty Mrs. Dolores L. Magnaye and Mr. Cesar G. Magnaye Mr. Alphonso J. Hayes and Mrs. Pamela P. Hayes Mr. Brent Stiles and Mrs. Christine A. Stiles Mrs. Dian A. Carter Mr. Albert C. Murray and Mrs. Cheryl W. Murray Mr. Denton Rourke and Mrs. Stacie Rourke Mr. Keith Coleman and Mrs. Allison T. Coleman Dr. Robert Van der Waag and Mrs. Julie Van der Waag Mr. Tracey K. Clay and Mrs. Raynetta L. Clay Mr. Martin T. McCarley and Mrs. Kim Y. McCarley Mrs. Charlene D. Myrthil ’17 and Mr. Bill C. Myrthil Mr. Felix L. Souffrain and Mrs. Yarinett Souffrain Mr. Brian K. Burns and Mrs. Renea C. Burns Mr. Steven W. Gibbs and Mrs. Wendy C. Gibbs Mr. David K. Stewart and Mrs. Saundra J. Bostick-Stewart Mr. Michael J. Milner and Mrs. Victoria B. Milner

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In Honor Of

Catherine Anderson ’12 Mark “Alex” Busbee ’13 Felicita L. Rich ’13 Randall Clay ’13 Tayler Stiles ’13 Taylor Maddox ’14 Ms. Marissa Nichols ’14 Gus Rourke ’14 John-Elias Baldwin ’14 Myka M. Johnson Matthews ’15 Breana Ross ’15 Marquise Peel ’15 Madeline A. Dougherty ’15 Michael Magnaye ’15 Nichelle Hayes ’15 Melanie Stiles ’16 Bryanna Carter ’16 Camari W. Murray ’16 Mamie Rourke ’16 Marcus Coleman ’16 Mr. Wesley E. Bowers ’17 Everett Clay ’17 Mr. Martin T. McCarley, II ’17 Bradley J. Myrthil ’17 Carlos M. Souffrain ’17 Mr. Justin Burns ’17 Jourdan M. Gibbs ’18 Deion P. Stewart ’18 Jenna V. Milner ’18

Donor Name

Mr. Craig J. Tutz and Mrs. Kimberly S. Tutz Mr. Alphonso J. Hayes and Mrs. Pamela P. Hayes Mr. Paul R. Dougherty and Mrs. Elizabeth L. Dougherty Mr. Tommie E. Reed and Mrs. Lisa A. Reed Mr. Mark Wallace ’90 and Mrs. Rosalind Wallace Mr. James J. Holly Mr. James J. Holly Mrs. Sabrina A. Crowder ’99 and Mr. Jamaal T. Crowder Mrs. Thennie M. Freeman and Mr. Jose N. Freeman Mr. Michael Dandridge and Mrs. Lisa H. Dandridge Mr. Ronnie A. Rounds and Mrs. Felicia L. Rounds Class of 2020 Ms. Janice M. Aiken Dr. Robert Van der Waag and Mrs. Julie Van der Waag Tawanda Maignan Mr. Clemont Jacobs and Mrs. Adrienne B. Jacobs Mrs. Amanda Saunders Mrs. Katherine W. Mitchell ’06 and Mr. Wyllie Mitchell, III Mr. Christopher Adams and Mrs. Rhonda Johnson Adams Mr. Edward L. Allen II and Mrs. Andrea N. Allen Mr. Byron D. Harley ’85 Mrs. Andrea L. Gaddy-Smith Ms. Bernita Johnson Mr. Gary K. Gaskins and Mrs. Quondra Q. Gaskins Ms. Sandra Mammano Mr. Robert Ada and Mrs. Lorrain L. Ada Mr. William T. Amos and Mrs. Carol S. Amos Mr. Tommie L. Ambrose and Mrs. Cheryl Ambrose Ms. Justine B. Middleton Mr. Damon D. Atwater ’92 Mr. James Boykin and Mrs. Alicia Boykin

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ANNUAL REPORT

In Honor Of

Sarah E. Tutz ’18 Ms. Nia N. Hayes ’18 Jacob R. Dougherty ’18 Ms. Tommi C. Reed ’18 Harrison Wallace ’19 Jesseca “Jesse” Holly ’19 Julissa “Juju” Holly ’19 JeVonni King ’19 J’Ta Freeman ’19 Micheal Dandridge, Jr. ’19 Ronnie Rounds ’19

Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Class of 2020 Gabrielle Ada ’20 Leanora Amos ’20 Sherwood Armstrong ’20 Sherwood Armstrong ’20 Kennedy Atwater ’20 Alyssa I. Boykin ’20

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Donor Name

Mr. Kevin Carter and Mrs. Dian A. Carter Mr. Douglas A. Leake, Sr. and Mrs. Brenda E. Leake Mr. James L. Dawson, II and Mrs. Janet T. Dawson Mr. Tommie L. Ambrose and Mrs. Cheryl Ambrose Mr. David P. Felton and Mrs. Leslie R. Felton Mr. Richard M. Franklin and Mrs. Letiiza P. Franklin Mr. Richard M. Franklin and Mrs. Letiiza P. Franklin Mr. Donnell Frayer, Sr. and Mrs. Vonda Frayer Ms. Lisa M. Gallmon Mr. David L. Guy and Mrs. Jamie E. Guy Mr. Franklin E. Allen and Mrs. Lorri A. Allen Mr. Alphonso J. Hayes and Mrs. Pamela P. Hayes Mr. Darold F. Holland and Ms. Tesa C. Espeut Mr. Roderick A. Holland ’90 and Mrs. Tammy Holland Mr. Gregory Hunt and Mrs. Michelle L. Hunt Mr. Philip Huff and Mrs. Mia A. Huff Mr. Garry P. Imes, Jr. ’92 and Mrs. Jinyoung Imes Ms. Cheryl A. Russell Mr. Vincent A. Johnson and Mrs. Gatrie V. Johnson Mr. Alan King ’68 and Mrs. Vanessa Chandler King Ms. Celeste Locke Mr. Nicholas Mammano ’89 and Mrs. Cynthia Mammano LR ’89 Mr. Tommie L. Ambrose and Mrs. Cheryl Ambrose Mr. Martin T. McCarley and Mrs. Kim Y. McCarley Mr. Richard F. Mills ’86 and Dr. Ricarda V. Goins-Mills Mrs. Robin D. Vickers Mrs. Diane Perry Mr. William Reaves and Mrs. Avonie Brown-Reaves Mr. Shawn Reaves and Mrs. Genia Reaves Mr. Kenneth M. Russell, III and Mrs. Geneita Russell Mr. Jarrod Tillman and Mrs. Diane Tillman

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Caleb Carter’ 20 Caleb Carter’ 20 Adrianna Dawson ’20 Joshua Denegall ’20 Devin Felton ’20 Isabella Franklin ’ 20 Luca Franklin ’20 Donavan Frayer ’20 Alexis N. Gallmon ,20 Bailey Guy ’20 Sania Hanks ’20 Natalie Hayes ’20 DeAira G. Holland ’20 DeAira G. Holland ’20 Gregory C. Hunt, III ’20 Micah Huff ’20 Adriana Imes ’20 Nylah Jackson ’20 Vincent Johnson, II ’20 Jared King ’20 Xavier Locke ’20 Jared Mammano ’20 Ayanna McCarley ’20 Ayanna McCarley ’20 Ricarda Renee Mills ’20 Maya Moody ’20 Kaléa Perry ’20 Nailah Reaves ’20 Symone Reaves ’20 Aaron Russell ’20 Destinie Tillman ’20

Donor Name Mr. John A. Tutz Mr. John A. Tutz Mr. Craig J. Tutz and Mrs. Kimberly S. Tutz Mr. Craig J. Tutz and Mrs. Kimberly S. Tutz Mr. James Walden and Mrs. Jeanine Vasey-Walden Mr. Tommie L. Ambrose and Mrs. Cheryl Ambrose Mrs. Patricia A. Boston, Esq. LR ’83 and Mr. Orlando Boston Class of 2021 Jason Brooks Mr. Ernest M. Greene and Mrs. Melanie Greene Ms. Kathryn A. Young Ms. Therese Blake Mr. Ty Booker Mr. Rodrecus D. Durden and Mrs. Michelle Marshall-Durden Mr. Courtney J. Edmonds, Esq. and Mrs. Jennifer M. Edmonds Mr. Alvin W. Parker ’73 and Mrs. Anita Parker Mr. Sunil Singh and Ms. Stephanie A. Garner Mr. John A. Griffin and Mrs. Nichole Griffin Mr. Anthony Harris, Sr. and Ms. Angelita D. Edwards Mr. Milton Holt, Sr. and Mrs. Nikole Holt Mr. Milton Holt, Sr. and Mrs. Nikole Holt Camille Jones Mr. Derek A. Jackson, Sr. and Mrs. Michelle A. Jackson Mr. Leroy K. James and Mrs. Annette C. James Ms. Laura Gillespie Mr. Kory A. Miller ’91 and Mrs. Becky Jo A. Miller Class of 2022 Mr. Carlos L. Lee ’91 and Mrs. Erika Lee Mr. Jeffrey H. Beamer, Sr. ’85 and Mrs. Tonia L. Beamer Mr. Derrick Bailey and Mrs. Daria L. Bailey Mr. Constantine T. Efantis and Mrs. Amy Efantis Mr. Oliver C. Griffin, III and Mrs. Shari H. Griffin Mr. Frederick W. Hoch and Mrs. Bosha Hoch

In Honor Of Jarrett Tutz ’20 Julia Tutz ’20 Jarrett Tutz ’20 Julia Tutz ’20 Paige Walden ’20 Imani West ’20 Jaya Williams ’20

Class of 2021 Class of 2021 Class of 2021 Justin Bechet ’21 Maize Booker ’21 Rodrecus Durden ’21 Courtney G. Edmonds ’21 Andrew “Drew” Garner ’21 Saumya Garner ’21 Jenna Griffin ’21 Anthony Harris, Jr. ’21 Abria “Bria” Holt ’21 Benjamin “Ben” Holt ’21 Ajay Jackson ’21 Derek A. Jackson, Jr. ’21 Donovan James ’21 Gwyneth Lewandowski ’21 Kierstin Miller ’21

Class of 2022 Class of 2022 Morgan Bailey ’22 Theodore Michael Efantis ’22 Casey Griffin ’22 Hayden Hoch ’22

Donor Name Mr. Reginald Lewis and Mrs. Rhonda Lewis Mr. John C. Wallace and Mrs. Earline J. Wallace Mr. Glenn Woodley and Mrs. Michelle Woodley Class of 2023 Mr. Kevin Anderson and Mrs. Candice P. Anderson Mr. Clayton Barber and Mrs. Leslie Defour-Barber Mr. Kevin Cole and Mrs. April Cole Delegate Dereck E. Davis and Dr. Monique Whittington Davis Mr. Aaron M. Foreman and Mrs. Toni Foreman Ms. Deneice Maston Melissa Sweeney

2019-2020 Board of Directors Giving

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ANNUAL REPORT

Caleb J. Wallace ’22 Isaiah Woodley ’22

Kevin Anderson, Jr. ’23 Caitlyn Barber ’23 Adaiah Cole ’23 Nyla Davis ’23 Ivan Foreman ’23 Dominic Maston ’23 Wesley Sweeney ’23

———————————————— Bro. Donald Blauvelt, CSC Fr. Robert Boxie, III Col. (Ret) Jasey Briley ’77 Dr. Marco Clark ’85 Mr. Dan Connelly ’77 Hon. Daneeka Cotton LR ’84 Mr. Dan Curtin Dr. G. Scott Drew ’79 Mr. James R. Estepp ’84 Dr. Triesta Fowler-Lee LR ’91 Mrs. Shonda W. Harmon Mr. Kenneth J. Harris ’82 Mrs. LaShanta Harris ’93 Ms. Laura E. Irwin Mr. Andrew A. Johnson, Jr. ’80 Mr. Brian P. Larkin ’99 Mrs. Cynthia E. Morgan LR ’78 Sr. David Ann Niski, OSF Mr. Garry Perkins ’75 Mr. Robert Summers ’86 Ms. Robin C. Whitfield LR ’86 Mr. Kirk Wills

BISHOP McNAMARA HIGH SCHOOL

In Honor Of Summer Lewis ’22

Donor Name Class of 2024 Tawanda Maignan Mr. Maurice Austin, Jr. and Mrs. Krystal Austin Mr. Anthony Bowman and Mrs. Charmagne Bowman Mr. John A. Griffin and Mrs. Nichole Griffin Mr. Joseph Hartnett and Mrs. Debora Hartnett Mr. Timothy Kelly and Mrs. Renee K. Kelly Ms. Erlinda Marquez Mr. Antonio Hasty and Mrs. Sandra Hasty

In Honor Of Class of 2024 Xavier Austin ’24 Cristian Bowman ’24 Joshua Griffin ’24 Shannen Hartnett ’24 Nicholas Kelly ’24 Rafael Antonio Munguia ’24 Savion Christofer Whitney ’24

Businesses and Organizations

—————————————————————————————————————————— Affordable Bus Co. All Auto Locksmith All Seeing Eye Locksmith, LLC Bishop McNamara High School Alumni Association ATC, LLC Ballpark, Inc. Baltimore Brass Company Bennett Caterers Bishop McNamara Athletic Boosters Bishop McNamara Fine Arts Boosters Bishop McNamara Parents’ Club Blueline Security Services, LLC Brenda Pettus-Bellamy Pediatrics, Inc. Bright Funds C & P International Store & Deli, Inc. Carousel Uniforms CCIS, INC. Charlie’s Signs & T-Shirts Chesapeake Grille & Deli, LLC Chipotle Mexican Grill Danica Oriental Mart, LLC Deloitte Dermatology Associates of Mansfield Frontstream G. S. Proctor and Associates Gailes Violin Shop, Inc. Gallos Italian Grocery Graham Holdings Gudelsky Materials Heatland Home Foods, Inc. Jackson One Enterprises

JDS Associates JLAN Solutions JMAR, Inc. K. Neal International Trucks, Inc. Knights of Columbus - JFK Council #5482 L & G Bennett Enterprises, LLC Loyola Retreat House Mama Stella’s Pasta House Marshall & McDaniels Enterprise McDowell’s Auto Care Service Mother Seton Council MPM Communications Nelnet Business Solutions Orthopedic & Sports Physical Therapy Park Place, Inc. Pax Christi Catholic Community Prince George’s County Council - Council Grant Office Prince George’s County Office of the County Executive RMA World Scheibel Construction Shipley and Horne, P.A. Southern Maryland Paintball, Inc. TCP Baseball Corporation The Meltzer Group The Sharper Cut Inc. Troop Public Relations, LLC Twinbarbercompany, LLC Uptown Calverton, LLC Vari-Craft Solutions, LLC

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Employee Giving

——————————————————————————————————————— Ms. Paola Apolinares Mr. Michael Ashley Ms. Phyllis Ballenger Dr. John Barnhardt Ms. Christy Bartholomew Mrs. Marybeth Baumgartner Ms. Debra J. Brennan Mr. Brian Brower Ms. Alicia A. Brown Ms. Jessica Brown Mrs. Lan Bui Ms. Dorothy Butler LR ’80 Mrs. Erica R. Calhoun Mrs. Dian A. Carter Mr. Francis J. Cefaratti ’78 Mr. Roderick N. Chapman, Sr. ’87 Mr. Kevin Clark ’09 Dr. Marco J. Clark ’85 Ms. Jaleshea B. Cobbs Mr. Anthony Conto Mrs. Linda Corley Mrs. Janice L. Cuellar LR ’69 Mrs. Geneen Delarosa Mrs. Angelina Diehlmann LR ’85 Mr. James C. Dillon, Jr. ’79 Mrs. Katherine Domino Mr. Shawn Doughtery Ms. Dionne Eleby Mr. Agnes Estorninos Ms. Tracy E. Fennell Mr. Herman J. Frazier Mr. Hunter M. Gallagher Mrs. Patricia Garber Ms. Zelalem Geberu Mr. Herman Gloster ’96

Mr. Craig D. Glover-Hines ’09 Mr. Adam Greer Mrs. Abigail S. Greer Ms. Emily Grice Mr. Samuel Hardwick Mrs. Francine Hardy Mr. Vincent D. Harrington ’09 Ms. Kathryn Heneghan Mrs. Sandra L. Herndon Mr. Darrell T. Holloman, II ’00 Mrs. Melissa Huar LR ’91 Mr. Garry P. Imes, Jr. ’92 Ms. Shamelle Ingram-Yemofio Ms. Lauren Jackson Mr. Anthony G. Johnson ’88 Mrs. Tierra K. Jolly ’00 Ms. Megan Judd Ms. Denise Kazimer LR ’89 Mr. Martin C. Keithline Ms. Kamisha L. Kellam ’05 Ms. Laura Keller Ms. Cindy King Ms. Loretta King Col. George G. London, Jr. Mr. Antonio Lucero Mr. Keita T. Malloy ’89 Ms. Sandra Mammano Mr. Armani D. Mason-Callaway ’09 Mr. Justin V. McClain ’00 Mrs. Susanne G. Mendiola Dr. Ricarda V. Goins-Mills Mrs. Mary Mitchell-Donahue Ms. Michelle Nam Dr. Jessica L. Nash Ms. Angela F. Noland ’04

Mr. Robert B. Nolte Mr. Paul O’Brien Mr. Edward O’Mahony Ms. Alicia Oglesby Mr. Charles Owens Mr. Michael P. Pozniak Mr. Ernesto Puesan Ms. Katherine A. Ray Ms. Teresa A. Robinson Ms. Safaa Roumani Mrs. Erika Sanneman Mr. Peter Sanneman Ms. Saiedeh S. Seyedkalili Mr. Charles Shryock, IV Mr. Patrick M. Skerpon Ms. Stacey Slack, RN, BSN Ms. April T. Smith Mr. Anthony E. Sosnoskie Mrs. Janet Steeger Mrs. Mary M. Sykes Ms. Stephanie Tong Mr. Dominic Traino Dr. Robert Van der Waag Mr. Gregory J. Vazzana ’98 Mr. Keith M. Veney ’92 Ms. Handirubvi Wakatama Mrs. Joanann Walther LR ’72 Mr. Michael J. Walther ’03 Ms. Deanna Warnock Ms. Kimberly A. Weaver ’14 Ms. Amanda Whisted-Saunders Mrs. Celena R. Wienand ’10 Mrs. Carmen J. Wilson Ms. Tiffany M. Young ’00

Foundations, Funds and Churches

———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— A. James and Alice B. Clark Foundation Anthony and Anna L. Carozza Foundation Blanche Walsh M. Charity Trust Bright Funds Capital Partners for Education Corning Incorporated Foundation The Credit Union Foundation of MD & DC Francis P. Chiaramonte, M.D. Family Foundation, Inc. Gary Lee Ryon, Jr. Memorial Foundation, Inc. George Preston Marshall Foundation Tribute 21 Fund

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Holy Family Church New Endeavors By Women Northrop Grumman Foundation O’Hara Family Fund Randy Ortanez Foundation, Inc. St. Anthony’s Catholic Church St. Columba Catholic Church St. John CME Church St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church St. Matthias the Apostle Church St. Peter’s Interparish School The Church Of St. Teresa Of Avila

The Geaton and Joann DeCesaris Family Foundation, Inc. The Invisble Hand Foundation Inc. The Kevin Durant Charity Foundation The Lucinda L. Jasper Scholarship Fund The Shepherd Foundation The Terence P. O’Connor Trust Tom & Glory Sullivan Foundation Nationals Philanthropies Washington School For Girls

in loving memory...

Eternal rest, grant unto them O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.

May they rest in peace. Amen.

The information included on these pages reflects news shared with the Advancement Office from July 1 through November 20, 2020.

Diane DeCesaris Kittle LR ’64 Theresa Carolyn Booker Bryant LR ’68 Michael Radzilowski ’70 Michael Joseph Ross, Sr. ’70 Steven “Steve” Michael Simone ’71 Roland “Bubba” Grimes ’82 Frank A. Antonio ’85, brother of Melissa Antonio-Huar LR ’91 Ginger Drew, mother of Board Member Dr. Scott Drew ’79 Donald Wilson Malloy, father of Assistant Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Keita Malloy ’89 Kenny Jones, brother of Sophomore Counselor Michael Jones ’96 Bonita Champion Thompson, mother of Bryan Thompson ’08 Ronnelle James, father of RaeChelle James ’19 and Raquel James ’21 Nikkia Joseph, mother of Nadia Joseph ’20 and Adasyn Joseph ’23, aunt to Jeffrey Beamer Jr. ’22, and sister to Bill Beamer ’84 and Jeff Beamer ’85 Lindsey Rucker, grandfather of Colby Whigham ’20 William H. Cooper, grandfather of Robert Johnson ’22 Robert (Bob) St. Pierre, long serving Bishop McNamara High School Teacher and Administrator Barbara S. Conto, mother of Director of Fine Arts and Director of Bands Anthony Conto Dolores M. Muth, mother of Nurse Stacey Slack

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Additionally, memorial Mass Cards can be purchased from the Advancement Office.

For more information, please contact Sandy Mammano, Director of Development at 301.735.8401 ext. 295.

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