BMHS Annual Report 2016-2017

Bishop McNamara High School

ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017

Bishop McNamara High School Annual Report 2016-2017

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Bishop McNamara High School 6800 Marlboro Pike | Forestville, MD 20747-3270 (p) 301.735.8401 | (f ) 301.735.0934 © BMHS All Rights Reserved.

PRESIDENT/CEO Dr. Marco J. Clark ‘85

Table of Contents

PRINCIPAL Dr. Nigel A. Traylor

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From the President/CEO: Dr. Marco J. Clark ‘85 From the Chair of the Board of Directors: Christopher DeCesaris ‘91 Introducing our Newest Board Members

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Capital Campaign Endowment

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Campus Improvements and Building Modernization

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Celebrating Life, Celebrating Legacy: The Andy Mona '82 Student Center

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Leadership

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A Family Legacy: The Cappello Family

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Mission and Vision

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Capital Campaign Donor List

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Academic Profile

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Academic Excellence

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Faith and Service

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Talent in the Arts

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Athletic Pride

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The St. Joseph Program

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The Project PRIDE Program

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Scholarship Funds

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Updated Facilities

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Science and Technology

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A Message from the Co-Chairs of the Faith. Family. Future! Capital Campaign

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The La Reine Science and Innovation Center

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Statements of Financial Position Giving Lists Donor Societies, La Reine Alumnae, In Honor Of, Faculty/Staff Giving, Board of Directors, Gift in Kind, Businesses and Organizations, Foundations/Funds/Churches, Workplace

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The Alumni Association: A Message from Darius Baxter ‘11

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The Parents’ Club: A Message from Tracye Burr-Mitchell

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In Loving Memory

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Ways to Support

WORKPLACE GIVING: CFC: 62489 United Way of the National Capital Area: 8895 Maryland Charities Campaign: 6137 The information included in this Annual Report reflects gifts received during the fiscal year July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017.

We sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions contained herein. For questions regarding any of the lists, please contact the Advancement Office at 301.735.8401 ext. 295.

Available online: www.bmhs.org/publications.

ADVANCEMENT OFFICE Sandy Mammano Director of Development Melissa Antonio Huar LR ‘91 Director of Events and Programs Dionna Gunter Database Manager/Gifts Processor Jasmine Johnson ‘10 Graphic Designer Clare McGrath Merkle LR ‘74 Director of Corporate, Foundation, and Government Relations Robert Nolte Alumni Relations Santana Questa Communications Specialist Ullysses Tucker Annual Fund Manager Bishop McNamara High School Annual Report 2016-2017

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FROM THE PRESIDENT/CEO

Thank You!

“I thank my God whenever I think of you, and every time I pray for you all, I always pray with joy for your partnership in the gospel from the very first day up to the present. I am quite confident that the One who began a good work in you will go on completing it until the Day of Jesus Christ comes. It is only right that I should feel like this towards you all, because you have a place in my heart.” - Philippians 1:3-6 Dear Bishop McNamara Family and Friends, When Paul was writing these words to the holy people of Philippi, he did so with admiration, respect and deep gratitude. Paul was humbled by the faithfulness of the people in Philippi. The Church at Philippi was fond of Paul and he loved them in return. I too want to express my admiration, respect, deep gratitude and love for each of you. Just as the people of Philippi were faithful Christians and supportive of Paul’s ministry, so too are each of you faithful to the Church, to Bishop McNamara High School, and to the students and families whom we are honored to serve. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

The 2016-2017 school year was a historic one. Our senior class received more than $20 million in scholarships and financial aid to some of the top colleges and universities in the nation, including three graduates who are continuing their studies and leadership at three of our nation’s military service academies. Additionally, 26 members of this class are going to college completely tuition-free, having received merit-based academic, athletic or fine arts scholarships. Most importantly, however, is that these young people “get it.” They understand that they have been called to be leaders in a society that so desperately needs them. They understand that they have been prepared to be servant-leaders, as men and women with hope to bring. They also understand that “to whom much is given, much is required.”

Goodness and miracles happen every day at McNamara. With a strong basis of faith and the mission of the Holy Cross Brothers as our foundation combined with gifted and committed teachers, trusting and supportive parents, and the generosity that you provide, we know that nothing is impossible. Thank you once again for believing in our students, for believing in our school, and for believing in this worthwhile mission. A great future is ahead for our school and our students; and for that, I am deeply grateful.

May God continue to bless you and your families, and may God continue to bless Bishop McNamara High School.

With gratitude,

Marco J. Clark ‘85, Ed.D. 4

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FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD

Confidence in Your Contribution In my day job as a financial officer for a nonprofit organization, I deal every day with the challenges of fundraising in this day and age. Individuals and companies have many options when it comes to picking organizations with good, meaningful causes to which they can donate. It’s imperative that organizations show value and prove to prospective donors that they will use their donations responsibly and effectively.

Words can’t express how appreciative I am that you choose to give to Bishop McNamara. I’m certain it’s because you have confidence in the School and know that we will make the most of your contribution. Our faculty and staff work as hard, if not harder, than any others around; and when it comes to commitment, there is no match. You don’t have to look far to see your return on investment; our students and alumni are tangible proof that your generosity is being put to good use.

On behalf of myself and the entire Board of Directors, thank you for your support.

Christopher DeCesaris ’91

Bishop McNamara High School Board of Directors 2017-2018 Photo credit to a little bit of whimsy photography.

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Introducing our Newest Board Members Robert Summers ‘86 Rob Summers graduated from Dartmouth College in 1990 with a Bachelor’s degree in history, and has worked a variety of jobs ever since; from Management Analyst for NASA to Director for the District of Columbia Department of Small and Local Business Development.

Currently Mr. Summers serves as the Principal for Gotham Partners and as the President/CEO for Pantera Management Group. Throughout his career, Mr. Summers has proven himself to be a driven individual with a strategic mindset and a commitment to small businesses. In all of his career positions, Mr. Summers has surpassed the goals and expectations set for him, and helped his organizations form strategic and lasting partnerships. Since his graduation from Bishop McNamara High School, Mr. Summers has proven his commitment to the School and its Holy Cross mission, and has been a loyal supporter of our athletic programs. We are grateful to have this additional commitment from Mr. Summers as a member of our Board of Directors, and know that he will help us exceed our goals and expectations for the future.

Fr. Kevin Regan Fr. Kevin Regan attended Archbishop Spalding High School, then went on to the University of Maryland to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in architecture. After becoming involved with campus ministry activities and receiving encouragement from family and friends, Fr. Kevin began his religious commitment at the Pontifical North American College in Rome for five years. In October 2007, Fr. Kevin was ordained into the diaconate at St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome – on the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. In June 2008, Fr. Kevin was ordained to the priesthood at the Basilica of the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. For the past four years, Fr. Kevin has served as Pastor of Holy Family in Hillcrest Heights, Md. – his first ministry involving a Catholic school and the promotion of Catholic education. Not only is Fr. Kevin a member of our Board, but he is also a member of the Archdiocesan Priest Council and the Archdiocesan School Board.

Brian Larkin ‘99 Brian Larkin brings to the Bishop McNamara High School Board of Directors a wealth of knowledge in matters of law and finance. He has worked for such esteemed organizations as Fannie Mae, Arnold & Porter LLP, Capital One and others. Mr. Larkin has provided counsel and representation for organizations and individuals alike, advising on the best course of action regarding finance in relation to various laws and regulations set forth by the federal government. Currently he is the Capital One Director of Assistant General Counsel for Fair Lending. The Corporate Affairs Department at Capital One looks to Mr. Larkin for his guidance on legal interpretation of the Community Reinvestment Act. He also oversees legal administration of fair lending before the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. In previous positions throughout his career, Mr. Larkin has provided legal defense for clients during real estate activities, developed compliance strategies for mid-size banks to ensure their conformance to investment policies and procedures, and conducted reviews and evaluations on a regular basis to assess company compliance. Mr. Larkin graduated from Columbia Law School in 2008, and has done a great deal of volunteer and pro bono work as an attorney. Mr. Larkin is affiliated with the Maryland State Bar and the D.C. Bar. 6

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Hon. DaNeeka Varner Cotton LR ‘84 A proud graduate of La Reine High School, Judge DaNeeka Cotton is not only a member of the Bishop McNamara High School Board of Directors, but she was also named as a 2016 Caritas recipient, the highest honor the School can give. Judge Cotton earned her J.D. from the University of Maryland School of Law in Baltimore, Md. after completing her undergraduate studies at Hampton University. In 1992, Judge Cotton was admitted to the Maryland Bar. She served as an Associate Judge with the District Court for Prince George’s County.

Later, Judge Cotton was appointed as a Circuit Court Judge for Prince George’s County, Maryland by then-Governor Martin O’Malley.

In 2004, Judge Cotton was recognized as one of five outstanding women in Maryland by the office of the Lieutenant Governor, and in 2008, she was recognized for her dedicated service to women and children by the Domestic Violence Task Force of Prince George’s County.

Judge Cotton is a former Domestic Relations Master for Prince George’s County. In addition to her service on our Board, Judge Cotton maintains memberships and relationships in a variety of groups and organizations, including the Prince George’s County Bar Association, the National Association of Women Judges, the J. Franklyn Bourne Bar Association and many others. Judge Cotton serves as the Chairperson of the Prince George’s County Domestic Violence Council.

John “Dan” Connelly ‘77 Dan Connelly is the oldest of four Connelly brothers who graduated from Bishop McNamara High School. After graduating in 1981 from the University of Maryland School of Business, Mr. Connelly had a very successful IT career for 20 years before founding his own company in 2002: Atlantic Technology Group. Under Mr. Connelly’s leadership, Atlantic Technology is a professional organization devoted to creating technology solutions for clients. Atlantic Technology specializes in mobility, wireless devices and applications. Not only does Mr. Connelly own a business but he also maintains several volunteer commitments, which includes serving as a coach for numerous youth basketball and lacrosse teams. In the past Mr. Connelly has served as a volunteer on the IT Committee at Bishop McNamara, and we are happy to have him back on campus as a member of our Board of Directors.

Bishop McNamara High School would like to express its sincerest gratitude to the members of our Board of Directors who served during the 2016-17 fiscal year.

Your leadership and guidance have made a tremendous impact on this School and our extraordinary students.

As of June 2017, the following BMHS community members have chosen to discontinue their Board membership:

Anne Gillis

Fr. Kevin Kennedy, Ph.D.

Toni Lewis-Bennett LR '88 Michael Mattera ‘67

Thank you all for your wisdom, loyalty and support during your time on the BMHS Board of Directors.

Your service has set an ideal example for others to follow.

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LEADERSHIP at Bishop McNamara High School

Board of Directors 2017-2018

Senior Administration

School Administration

Mr. Christopher DeCesaris '91, Chair Mrs. Kathy Newman, Vice Chair Mrs. LaShanta Harris '93, Secretary Mr. Garry Perkins '75, Treasurer Mr. Paul Agustin '99 Mr. Dan Connelly '77 Hon. Daneeka Cotton LR '84 Mr. Dan Curtin Dr. G. Scott Drew '79 Dr. Marilyn Goldsmith Br. Harold Hathaway, CSC Mr. Paul Jackson, II '94 Mr. David Kacar Mr. Brian Larkin '99 Mr. Andrew Merkle '94 Mrs. Tracye B. Mitchell Mrs. Cindy Morgan LR '78 Sr. David Ann Niski, OSF Fr. Kevin Regan Mr. Rob Summers '86 Mr. Kirk Wills

Dr. Marco J. Clark '85, President/CEO

Dr. Nigel A. Traylor, Principal

Dr. Nigel A. Traylor, Principal

Mrs. Dian Carter, Assistant Principal

Mrs. Peggy Ball , Chief Operating Officer

Mr. Charles M. Shryock, Academic Dean

Mrs. Kathy Domino, Chief Financial Officer

Mr. Brian A. Brower, 9th & 10th Grade Dean of Students

Mrs. Abigail Greer, Director of Admissions

Ms. Deanna J. Johnson, 11th & 12th Grade Dean of Students

Ms. Kim Moshlak, Human Resources

“Education is the art of bringing young people to completeness.”

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“Bishop McNamara High School is already thriving. I hope to be able to continue to help develop students who are intellectually curious, creative problem solvers, agents for change, but most importantly good human beings.

I want us to continue to focus on nurturing the body, mind, heart, and soul of our entire community.

That’s what makes our school so special!”

- Dr. Nigel A. Traylor, Principal

OUR MISSION STATEMENT:

Bishop McNamara High School, a college preparatory school in the Holy Cross tradition, exists to educate and to form young men and women in and through the Catholic faith. The school challenges its students to think with Christ: a thought animated by the gospel, manifested in service, and informed by academic excellence.

THE 4 PILLARS OF HOLY CROSS: Building Family

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Showing Respect

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Educating Minds and Hearts

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Bringing Hope

OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES:

• Bishop McNamara is committed to developing in all students a sense of self-worth and accomplishment.

• By welcoming students from diverse backgrounds, the School exposes its students to a variety of traditions beyond their own, instilling a respect for the cultures and values of others.

• The school serves those within our community without prejudice, accepting all persons as they have been created in God’s infinite goodness.

• Through spiritual and academic guidance and service to others, the school provides an opportunity to participate in the practice of the Catholic faith in an atmosphere supportive of religious values.

• This faith message is taught not in isolation but is integrated with learning and living by relating the Gospel message to content areas, by the living example of faculty and staff, by partnership with families, and by service to the outside community.

• Students learn a sense of responsibility for one’s actions and for the well-being of the local and global community through a range of evolving curricular, co-curricular and institutional programs.

• The School provides a strong, challenging and diverse curriculum that allows each student to achieve success commensurate with ability and effort.

• The School helps the student develop the power to reason independently and think creatively.

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Academic Profile

Bishop McNamara High School opened its doors in 1964 and has been providing an extraordinary Holy Cross education for our students ever since.

The School graduates more than 200 students each year, and we know that they go on to become forces for good.

Through our tradition of academic excellence and our commitment to faith and service, our students become countercultural contributors to society with the confidence to lead, the competence to see, and the courage to act.

Our students are empowered leaders inspired by the Gospel. They are purposeful and intentional in their devotion to bringing hope and change to the world by helping those in need on the local, national and international levels. Their dedication and passion continues long after their high school years. Thanks to the rigorous curriculum we provide at Bishop McNamara, our students think creatively and critically; they embody strong morals and exhibit their own selfawareness and understanding of faith; they gain an appreciation for a broad range of disciplines and subjects; they come to embrace differences in culture – in short, our students become informed, formed and transformed throughout their Bishop McNamara education.

AS GRADUATES OF BISHOP McNAMARA, OUR STUDENTS WILL: • Achieve Academic Excellence

237 FRESHMEN

• Develop Strong Faith and Morals

210 SENIORS

• Commit to Formation of Self

• Actively Seek Transformation of Society • Pursue Service and Justice

52%

885 STUDENTS 2016-2017 School Year

receive Financial Aid

Average amount awarded: $4,251.00

11 COUNTIES

REPRESENTED in the

DMV District of Columbia • Maryland • Virginia

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MORE THAN

170 COURSES OFFERED

46 Honors Courses • 16 Advanced Placement Courses Online Classes • 8 Modern & Classical Languages

S.T.E.M. PROGRAMS

Bishop McNamara High School Class of 2017

ACADEMIC STATISTICS

99%

$20+

COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE RATE

MILLION

743 University Offers 152 Acceptances

garnered by 58% of seniors in scholarships & financial aid

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FULL ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS

53% with a cummulative GPA of 3.0 or higher 41% enrolled in 1 or more AP courses

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Academic Excellence

With our rigorous, college-preparatory curriculum, Bishop McNamara High School educates the hearts and minds of each and every student in a thriving, inclusive Catholic community. We make sure to provide engaging, hands-on, inquiry-based learning opportunities for our students beyond the classroom, including internships, online learning opportunities, guest speakers, field trips and even chances for students to travel abroad and experience other cultures first-hand. Our students are always grateful for such opportunities, which would not be possible without the generous support of donors like you.

FUN FACT:

The distinguished faculty and staff of Bishop McNamara High School average 14 years of professional experience in their respective fields, with 58% holding advanced degrees.

Q: “Why do you give to Bishop McNamara?”

Joseph Hawkins ‘67 As an alumnus, I am happy and extremely proud that Bishop McNamara High School is still going strong after 50 years. I give back because I believe McNamara put me on the right path academically. It helped me realize I could be ‘smart.’ McNamara also encouraged me to believe that I could do anything to which I set my mind.

Over the years, I continue to donate because it gives me an opportunity to stay current on McNamara events and developments. The building growth is a good thing. Years ago, I remember coming to an event with my father after McNamara had completed a significant campus expansion project. He seemed pleased with the progress, and that feeling meant a lot to me. I especially enjoy coming to McNamara events where I can interact with the students. I’m very pleased at how smart and focused they all are.

STUDENT-TEACHER CLASSROOM RATIO

iPAD 1:1 PROGRAM & TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION

I know donors give for a variety of reasons. For me, it always starts with being asked to give – I never regret being asked by McNamara to do anything that ends up helping other young Mustangs. I would ask former Mustangs to reflect on how McNamara shaped their lives, and if that “shaping” and influence had a lasting impact. If yes, then think about giving back; think about how you can create that same opportunity and feeling for current students.

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Faith and Service

Bishop McNamara is proud of its Catholic identity and Holy Cross heritage. Our students are committed to living the Gospel message and Catholic social teaching. As part of that commitment, students complete hours of community service to a variety of people in need. Service trips and projects are meant to help students empathize with others and value service not just as a graduation requirement, but as a social responsibility. It is through these activities that they exercise the charity modeled by the ethics of Christ to the poor.

Prayer is the fabric of the Bishop McNamara experience, with faith and service woven throughout; thus it is through these service activities that students discover their own selfawareness and understanding of personal faith as they develop their own relationship with God. Many of our students put their faith into action by becoming peer ministers and by joining one of the many Campus Ministry service programs. Peer ministers, working alongside our Campus Ministry Department, strive to carry out the vision of Blessed Basil Moreau, C.S.C. "to make God known, loved and served."

• DAILY MASS • HOLY CROSS SERVICE PROGRAM Guided by love of neighbor and the work of social justice, students are encouraged to move out of their comfort zones as they seek to help those in need.

• M.E.L.T. – McNAMARA EMERGING LEADERSHIP TRAINING • PEER MINISTRY • SERVICE TRIPS • TEENS IN ACTION

MORE THAN

25,000 COMPLETED SERVICE HOURS

by the Class of 2017

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PROGRAMS AND OPPORTUNITIES:

Opportunities for spiritual formation, appropriate to the developmental level of students and challenges them in their faith

CAMPUS MINISTRY

• CLASS RETREATS

Talent in the Arts The Fine Arts Department at Bishop McNamara offers one of the most extensive arts education programs in the Washington, D.C. area. Our large musical ensembles, intimate dance classes, theatrical productions and art studio offer comfortable, rewarding, fun, yet challenging environments for all participating students. Creativity and self-expression are essential components to a Bishop McNamara Fine Arts education. Our Fine Arts Programs are uniquely placed in both the academic and co-curricular life of the School.

We offer courses and performance opportunities in band, chorus, dance, orchestra, theatre, speech, and visual arts. The curriculum is designed to awaken and challenge every student’s desire to create. Our Fine Arts department is guided by practicing artists who all share a love, passion and vocation to teach.

84%

OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN FINE ARTS

16% 35%

DANCE

MUSIC

Competitions, trips & other performance opportunities!

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34%

THEATRE

15%

VISUAL ARTS

F.A.D.E. Fine Arts Dipoloma Endorsement

THE WARNER THEATRE!

Bishop McNamara High School is one of the only schools in the metropolitan D.C. area to offer a Traditional African Music and Dance Program as part of our Fine Arts curriculum. The Sankofa production for the 2016-17 school year was entitled Harriet and the Underground, which utilized traditional African music and dance to depict the life and struggles of Harriet Tubman.

The production received area acclaim from local television and news publications; it was so popular, in fact, that the students involved were given the opportunity to perform live at the Warner Theatre in July!

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Q: “Why do you give to Bishop McNamara?”

Rob Summers ‘86

Athletic Pride

Bishop McNamara High School maintains a proud tradition in athletics. We expect our athletes, coaches and fans to represent the student body and the Bishop McNamara community by displaying the highest standards of sportsmanship and self-discipline. The Athletics Department at Bishop McNamara educates the whole person, not just the athlete. As an extension of the classroom, athletics at Bishop McNamara instill Christian values on the playing fields, in the classroom and the community.

Bishop McNamara High School provides a variety of sports and athletic programs for our students.

Our student-athletes are driven by core values of faith, dignity, determination, sportsmanship and teamwork. While many student-athletes continue their athletic pursuits at the collegiate level, and some even to the professional level, the times they cherish most are the times they spent here at Bishop McNamara. The bonds they form here remain with them long after graduation, making them Mustangs for L.I.F.E - Leadership, Integrity, Faith and Excellence.

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48%

OF THE STUDENT BODY ARE STUDENT-ATHLETES

34%

PARTICIPATE IN MORE THAN ONE SPORT

7-TIME CHAMPIONSHIP

DANCE TEAM

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FULL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO THE

CLASS OF 2017

and ATHLETIC

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Bishop McNamara High School is broadening all that it has offered and is looking to further expand future offerings. So we’re going to see a growing campus that is helping to shape a well-rounded student. I think McNamara is embracing how society, how technology, how everything is evolving and is making sure that students from McNamara are prepared for an ever-changing world.

I think being involved in athletics teaches you how to work with groups.

Athletics teaches you how to overcome problems, how to work with other individuals and how to come together and form solutions with others. From my own experience, I feel athletics helps to shape individuals and prepare them for life outside of athletics. No matter the work environment that you come into, you will have to learn to deal with others and be able to problem solve on some level.

Obviously athletics played an important role during my time here. You always want the athletics teams to be in a position to win; it doesn’t necessarily have to be championships all the time, but you want them to be well-prepared so that they are positioned to go out and do the best they can. Athletes need proper facilities and resources so that they remain competitive, and remaining competitive also means that they remain relevant, which also helps McNamara itself remain relevant.

BOYS and GIRLS VARSITY SPORTS PROGRAMS TO OFFER, Bishop McNamara is a proud participant in the highly competitive

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Rob Summers is on our Board of Directors and a member of the BMHS Hall of Fame. He has gone on to lead a successful organizational management career and has remained a loyal supporter of the School.

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I think there are two kinds of individuals who may be on the fence about donating; it might be those who are alumni, and I would encourage them to tap into their days at McNamara and think about how being a donor could help the younger version of themselves. Those donors might be able to give this younger generation some things that they may not have had during their days as a student. When they’re in a position to help somebody else, it becomes a kind of payback/pay it forward, so to speak. Then, for those individuals not yet affiliated with the School, I would tell them to look at what this school can offer young individuals. Just look at all the good this school does and know that you had a part in shaping their futures!

I think for me, McNamara just gave me a great foundation. I think it has helped shape who I am today, and because of that, giving back to the School has always been easy for me.

The St. Joseph Program at Bishop McNamara High School

Mission: The St. Joseph Program is designed to provide a positive, Catholic, college preparatory, educational and social experience for a select group of students with diagnosed learning differences.

About the Program: Many students with learning differences who enroll at Catholic schools find themselves facing challenges such as the rigorous curriculum demands, a lack of organization and time management skills, and/or the lack of resources for faculty and staff to address their needs. Some are torn by the choice between a Catholic school education that they want, and a public school education that will accommodate their academic needs. But Bishop McNamara High School provides a program that gives students with learning differences the support that they need in a Catholic school setting.

With three faculty members devoted to the St. Joseph Program, students enrolled in the program are given the resources they need to thrive amongst their peers academically, socially and athletically. The integrity and difficulty of our college-preparatory curriculum is not compromised for our St. Joseph Program students; they receive the same assignments and projects as their peers, and take the same tests and exams. Through consultation of students’ Individual Accommodations Plans (IAP), the St. Joseph Program staff work with parents and faculty members to best serve the students’ needs. Students of the St. Joseph Program face the same academic challenges and rigors as their peers, and are welcomed and accepted without hesitation.

“We shall always place education side by side with instruction; the mind will not be cultivated at the expense of the heart.

While we prepare useful citizens for society, we shall likewise do our utmost to prepare citizens for heaven.” ~ Blessed Basil Moreau

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Students enrolled during 2016-2017 School Year 64%

MALE

36%

FEMALE

LEARNING DIFFERENCES INCLUDE:

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The Project PRIDE Program The Project PRIDE Program was founded in 1999 as an admissions inclusion program and has served more than 350 students since its inception.

Project PRIDE students have maintained a 100% graduation rate and upwards of 95 percent have matriculated to colleges and universities throughout the United States, including top-tier schools such as Yale University, Georgetown University and the University of Notre Dame. Today, the program supports 2025 determined, hard-working and serious students per grade who present one or more significant risk factors for school failure and are fully committed to their education and personal growth.

Robert Putnam, author of the book Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis (2015) found that the most promising approach to reducing the opportunity gap for students is to provide children with the opportunity to attend the best schools, with adequate resources, and taught by high-quality faculty.

Recognizing that a high-quality education positively impacts educational attainment and social mobility, the Project PRIDE Program helps students break down barriers to achievement and navigate successfully through our rigorous, college-preparatory program by providing personal and academic support, mentorship, college and career readiness, financial assistance and parental support. Project PRIDE students also benefit from participation in cultural events by visiting museums and theaters in the Washington Metropolitan area, focused college counseling and campus visits, and professional development.

Beginning in the summer prior to freshman year and continuing on throughout their high school years, Project PRIDE students are provided with personal counseling, mentoring by alumni and current students, and mental health and wellness support. The goal of the Project PRIDE Program is to instill in each student the confidence, drive, courage and determination to overcome any obstacle that would deter him or her from reaching their God-given potential. It is during these important developmental years that the foundations of self-esteem, self-efficacy, goal-setting and success are permeated; enabling our students to thrive in college and beyond.

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Project PRIDE Scholarships

Bettie J. Sugars Perseverance Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a sophomore student who is committed to success despite any challenges they may encounter. The student embodies the same spirit as the scholarship namesake, Bettie J. Sugars.

Charles R. & Doris M. Marvin, Sr. Scholarship The Charles R. & Doris M. Marvin, Sr. Scholarship is presented to a Project Pride student who has made great strides in their academic success.

Domenick N. & Jacquelin H. Ruggiero Service Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a student who demonstrates an exemplary effort to serve both the BMHS community and larger local community as a student volunteer.

The Frederick and Matilde Durling Memorial Scholarship This scholarship shall be presented annually to two (2) students at Bishop McNamara High School who are enrolled in the St. Joseph Program.

Holy Cross Brothers Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a sophomore who, through their personal example of conduct, self-discipline and service, demonstrates those ideals of what a Holy Cross student seeks to be.

Integritas Scholarship This scholarship is presented to a junior who shows him or herself to be an example of integrity, character and strives towards completeness.

Lamberth/Muldrow Scholarship This scholarship is presented in honor of Mrs. Ressie K. Lamberth and Mrs. Mary B. Muldrow to a freshman student.

Leona Beatrice McClain Scholarship This scholarship is presented to a student who aims to serve others in his/her community, embraces a life of faith and has a drive to further himself/herself through educational achievement.

The Willa Bennings Scholarship This scholarship is presented in honor of Mrs. Willa Bennings, aunt of Dr. Nigel A. Traylor, to a student who exhibits a passion for learning and through his/her example of conduct, self-discipline and service demonstrated those ideals which exemplify what a scholar seeks to be.

“Focus” Scholarship This scholarship is presented to a freshman student who has demonstrated and sustained positive motivation toward learning throughout their first academic year of high school.

The Traylor/Dubois Scholarship Established by Dr. Nigel A. Traylor, this scholarship is presented to a student who has consistently demonstrated a love of school, and has served and represented the Bishop McNamara High School community with character, honor and zeal.

Heather Gossart Project PRIDE Scholarship This scholarship is offered to one or more ninth grade students who have been accepted into the Project PRIDE academic inclusion program who demonstrate verifiable financial need. The scholarship is annually renewable and progressively reassessed.

Walter C. Van der Waag Scholarship Established by previous BMHS Principal, Dr. Robert Van der Waag, this scholarship honors his father, Walter, and is awarded to a student that displays a hard work ethic and strong belief in the value of education similar to that of Mr. Van der Waag.

Richard Middleton Project PRIDE Scholarship Mr. Rick Middleton, a faculty member here at Bishop McNamara from 1986 until 2013, passed away on September 22, 2017. Rick was a beloved friend and mentor in the Bishop McNamara High School community for more than 25 years. He held numerous positions including Faculty Member, Director of Personnel, Director of Student Activities, Director of Discipline, Senior Class Moderator, Social Studies Chair, Guidance Counselor and Administrator.

In 1994, Rick received the Faculty Caritas Award, and in 2013, he received the Holy Cross Caritas Award. Dr. Marco Clark, President/CEO remarked during the ceremony: “Rick is an inspiration and role model not to just students but to everyone he came in contact with. Rick always brought a loving, calm, poised presence to our school community.”

Rick had a great love and affection for the Brothers of Holy Cross and established a scholarship in their honor which is being renamed the Richard Middleton Project PRIDE Scholarship.

The family has requested that support continues towards the Richard Middleton Project PRIDE Scholarship, which is awarded to a sophomore who, through personal example of conduct, self-discipline and service, demonstrates those ideals of what a Holy Cross school seeks to be.

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Aaron Gene (AG) Marshall '14 Memorial Scholarship Named in memory of beloved alumnus, Aaron Gene (AG) Marshall '14, this scholarship is awarded to a student who has an interest and participates in the performing arts programs at Bishop McNamara and/or in the community.

The Bridge of Hope Fund In 2010, President/CEO Dr. Marco J. Clark '85 created the Bridge of Hope Fund. This fund is an emergency source of financial aid for our senior families who experience an economic crisis or financial hardship during their child’s last year at Bishop McNamara High School.

The Brother David Andrews, C.S.C. Scholarship This scholarship pays homage to the first President of Bishop McNamara High School, Brother David Andrews, C.S.C. Through his commitment to service, dedication to Holy Cross and strict adherence to rigorous academic curriculum, Brother David put Bishop McNamara on its path to excellence.

Byrne and Osborne Family Scholarship The Byrne and Osborne Family Scholarship was established to honor the lives and memory of John and Doris Byrne and James and Lucille Osborne by their 15 children in gratitude for the faith and education their parents provided them.

Carol Welteroth Marvin Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is endowed by the Marvin family and is presented annually to an 8th grade student who has been accepted into Bishop McNamara High School, and who has by their personal witness, academic integrity and faith in action enriched their church, school and community.

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Erin Ashley Mercer Scholarship This scholarship is endowed by the Mercer Foundation in honor and memory of their daughter Erin Mercer.

It is awarded annually to a Bishop McNamara High School student who demonstrates the qualities of faith, scholarship, leadership and service.

Eugenia “Toni” Millner Memorial Scholarship This scholarship is endowed by the family and friends of the much beloved and distinguished faculty member Mrs. Toni Millner. It is offered annually to a young man or woman who demonstrates those qualities of academic effort, co-curricular involvement and service to others.

Herndon Family Art Scholarship The Herndon Family Art Scholarship shall be presented annually to a rising senior at Bishop McNamara High School at the discretion of a BMHS art instructor. The young woman or man who receives this $500 scholarship must exhibit a love for and commitment to the visual arts and remain in good academic standing.

Joseph Hawkins ‘67 Scholarship This scholarship was established by alumnus Joseph Hawkins ‘67. This scholarship will be presented annually to two students for the equivalent of one month’s tuition per student.

Keith L. Miller Scholarship The Keith L. Miller scholarship is awarded to an incoming freshman football player who exemplifies the same mental strength, passion, skill and dedication to football as did Keith L. Miller '89 for whom this scholarship is named.

Anthony F. Mammano Scholarship The Anthony “Tony” Mammano '82 scholarship is awarded to a sophomore and/or junior in good academic and disciplinary status and a member of a sports team at BMHS who understands the meaning of BMHS Family.

Michael J. Mammano Memorial Scholarship The Michael J. Mammano Memorial Scholarship shall be presented annually to a rising senior at Bishop McNamara High School who is a member of the school’s varsity football team.

Roscoe C. Perkins, Jr. Aeronautical Scholarship The Roscoe C. Perkins, Jr. Aeronautical Scholarship Award will be presented annually to a young man or woman who has exhibited academic excellence in the field of science, mathematics or engineering.

Saint Andre Bessette Tuition Assistance Fund The Saint Andre Bessette Tuition Assistance Fund is utilized to assist our freshman, sophomore and junior families who encounter unexpected financial hardship.

Sister Sharon Kozuch Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was founded in honor of Sister Sharon Kozuch and is offered to an 11th grade woman who exemplifies the qualities of faith, enthusiasm for learning and co-curricular participation, and demonstrates financial need.

Stewart Family Legacy Scholarship This scholarship, created by the Stewart family, is awarded annually to a young woman or man at Bishop McNamara High School who exudes daily the ideals of faith, leadership and service.

Unforgettable Spirit Randell Duncan Memorial Scholarship In memory of their classmate, Randell Duncan, the BMHS Class of 2000 endowed this scholarship. This scholarship is presented to a sophomore or junior student who develops a solution for youth and/or young adult violence so that we can all make the necessary steps towards peace.

Kevin O’Neil Scholarship The Kevin E. O’Neil (KEO) Scholarship is awarded annually to a male student at Bishop McNamara High School in memory of Kevin O’Neil through a scholarship established by his family and Passports to College, Inc.

The Kevin O’Neil Scholarship

“ As parents of an alumnus and as donors, it has been an absolute pleasure to support a concerned, caring, involved academic administrator.

Today as a role model of life-long learning Dr. Clark has been an advocate for BMHS, and remains an excellent, caring leader. ~ Mrs. Robin O'Neil

at Bishop McNamara High School

We give because BMHS has been and still is a blessing to us! McNamara also provided a terrific academic curriculum, as well as a family environment that allowed our son to thrive. The spiritual aspect nurtured Kevin during those challenging high school years. McNamara is a valuable alternative to the public school system for parents seeking a Christian environment. Kevin’s tenure at McNamara established life-long friendships and helped develop him into the young man he became as he made career choices. As an only child, Kevin really connected with the family environment at McNamara; he embraced many and called them his brothers, especially on the football and soccer teams.

Once we lost Kevin, we wanted to find a way to honor his life and legacy; it was paramount to include McNamara, a true contributor to his life-long learning. It was a natural thought to incorporate the KEO Memorial Scholarship into the mother-son brunch; it was an activity that Kevin loved, and from its inception the goal was to celebrate young men at McNamara. Our focus on young men is because there are so many doing great things, and yet they do not receive the deserved recognition.

If we can provide assistance to help them gain a superior Christian education, then we feel we are making a deposit into our next generation.

In the world we live in today, McNamara is creating global citizens. Donations are not just financial, one must give of their time and talents in any capacity. We impact the lives of our next generation where we can in order to make a difference and ensure huge dividends are manifested. The amount of money or time doesn’t matter when giving with the right heart; it provides an experience to the individual that is not always tangible. But it can be an equal blessing to the student and the donor; we are preparing the next generation to be responsible, and to be leaders at their school as well as in their community.

It’s important that we remember we are our brother’s keeper and touching the lives of our youth fulfills the scriptures in Luke 12:48; for unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required. It’s important to ensure that Christian-based education alternatives continue to exist, thrive and advance to meet the ever-growing needs of the next generations. We are forever grateful for our BMHS family, and the excellent leadership of Dr. Marco Clark.

Our scholarship is endowed and will go on longer than we will, for this we are forever grateful, and that makes us proud to leave this legacy of Kevin Eugene O’Neil, graduating class of 2003.

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CAMPUS EXPANSION at BISHOP McNAMARA In the last 20 years, we have dedicated more than $20 million to renovating, upgrading and expanding our facilities to better serve our students.

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Science and Technology Having been born into a digital age, today's Bishop McNamara students crave technology. In our modern classrooms at Bishop McNamara, technology is integrated throughout our curriculum. The needs of our tech-thirsty students are met through our diverse science and technology academic programs and supported through a variety of similar co-curricular activities. We have added several new courses, including video game design, web design, foundations of engineering, and our special hands-on information technology class: "Making Lab: Create, Hack, Play."

But we strive to do so much more for them.

Modern students yearn to learn more about the fields of technology, engineering and science long before they get to college. We want to provide our students with the most advanced technology and resources to allow them to pursue these interests now - striking while the iron is hot. Our new CITE Lab gives students hands-on experience using technology such as Raspberry Pi computers and our 3D printer, which helps bolster their confidence in the subject matter and allows them to prove to themselves that they too can be the future engineer who sends a more advanced exploration device into space, or the future doctor who cures cancer.

With the next phase of our Faith. Family. Future! Capital Campaign, the School will construct a new Science and Innovation Center to further promote STEM education at Bishop McNamara.

The center will create a larger space for students to work and collaborate. The world needs educated, ambitious, ethical leaders in our engineering, medical, technological and scientific career fields. We can foster these interests in our students and form the young men and women the world needs - Now.

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Photo credit to a little bit of whimsy photography.

FAITH. FAMILY. Dear Friends, It really is amazing that we have come so far so fast - and we are deeply grateful for all the support that has brought us to this exciting point in our Campaign. We are pleased to report that the first half of our Campaign's first phase is complete! The Dedication and Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony of the Andy Mona '82 Student Center at Bishop McNamara was held on September 14, the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. The successful completion of this bustling center of student life adds momentum at this important juncture in the Campaign.

Through the next phase of the Campaign, we will focus on three specific initiatives: • Developing tomorrow’s innovators by building on highly-successful programs and providing training and exploration of cutting-edge technologies.

• Providing scholarships for low-income, high-caliber students who will thrive at Bishop McNamara, if given the opportunity to attend.

• Creating new and updated spaces for the student community to gather, collaborate, study and discover; including classroom modernization and renovations to our athletic locker rooms and weight facility.

These goals will be accomplished through these critically important objectives: La Reine Science & Innovation Center: $10 Million Endowed Scholarships: $2.5 Million Campus Improvements, Building Modernization and The Holy Cross Courtyard: $2.5 Million We write to you today to ask that you prayerfully consider a gift on behalf of the Bishop McNamara and La Reine families. Just as our parents and grandparents gave us a hopeful future when we were young, let us do no less for those who follow us as students. Please join us in supporting this landmark effort to create an even better future for students today and for generations to come. Together, we can do what no one of us can do alone.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. With your help, the legacy lives on!

Dr. G. Scott Drew ‘79

Mrs. Heather Gossart

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The La Reine Science and Innovation Center at

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Inspiring Hearts and Minds to Innovate, Thrive and Transform!

Innovation lies at the crossroads of fields, disciplines and cultures. At Bishop McNamara, we are developing tomorrow’s innovators today by committing to provide cutting-edge spaces and facilities that foster collaborative learning and a hands-on approach to the study of science and technology. The centerpiece of our vision for the future is the establishment of the La Reine Science and Innovation Center at Bishop McNamara High School.

This planned state-of-the-art facility will enable us to expand beyond traditional science offerings, build on highlysuccessful programs already in existence, and create new spaces for exploration, creativity and discovery.

Serving the Needs of the Greater Community and Future Workforce Needs This Center will enable us to serve as an important resource and pipeline for underrepresented populations in STEM fields; including women, minorities and students at or below the poverty line through a new program of scholarship and financial aid support. As a co-anchor of the region with Joint Base Andrews, Bishop McNamara High School is committed to also providing scholarship support for students of military service families to take advantage of this extraordinary learning environment.

Our Goals At present, all Bishop McNamara science classes and science/computer labs are operating at maximum capacity.

To meet the aspirations of tech-thirsty students, the goal of both deepening and broadening curricular offerings and making them more available to underserved and underrepresented students, and the urgent need to provide equipment and resources required for this effort, the La Reine Science and Innovation Center will double the number of science and computer labs.

The technologies learned in this newly-expanded curriculum will be applied to a multitude of potential career paths related to science, technology and engineering. Our vision is that engineering especially will be one of the chief cornerstones of the experiential approach to learning and the hallmark of science and innovation at Bishop McNamara.

The Center will enable the Foundation of Engineering curriculum, for example, to cover all four years of high school.

This will help us further prepare our students for the future, as we set our vision to meet the demands of today's society and the desires of our school community. Our dream and their aspirations are only limited by time and space.

With the advent of the Center, our highly-successful Cisco certification program, as well as other popular computer science and information technology courses, will be expanded to feature new courses in evolving technologies such as coding and cybersecurity. These courses will be provided in an adaptive, cutting-edge learning environment.

Another focus of the Center will be to transform aviation from a club activity to an innovative science curriculum that offers not only ground and flight training, but also aeronautics.

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Currently, students must pay for this training themselves and add time to their already crowded school day due to lack of space and resources. The U.S. military and U.S. airlines are currently short of pilots and this trend, especially for the airlines, is expected to last for the next five to 10 years.

The New Standard: Innovation Finally, and perhaps most importantly, our new Center will enable students and faculty to experiment and create in open work areas and “makerspaces.� Flexible classrooms will promote teamwork and active learning. Welcoming common areas will extend the collaborative environment to the broader community of learners. The result will be a facility that offers unprecedented opportunities for students to explore, create, imagine and discover.

The Challenge We are now in the process of meeting with faculty, educational leaders and industry executives to develop and design the new Center, where innovators will be fostered, challenged and inspired. Our plan is to conduct an academic program study, develop and design the new Center, apply for permits and complete construction

by September 2020 of this 20,000 sq. ft. facility. The approximate cost of this project is estimated at $10 million.

The Call We look forward to building a coalition of funders from business, industry, government and private philanthropists to make this vision come to life for the future students of Bishop McNamara; students who will become the innovators of tomorrow.

We welcome your involvement!

Transforming Lives for Generations to Come Meeting the Needs of High-Performing, Low-Income Students Catholic School Education - Reducing the Opportunity Gap The most promising approach to reducing poverty in our country is to provide low-income children with the opportunity to attend the best schools, with adequate resources, taught by high-quality faculty. Catholic schools like Bishop McNamara have been found to produce higher levels of achievement than public schools, especially for kids from poor backgrounds.

Bishop McNamara - A Model of Excellence in Education Bishop McNamara High School in Forestville, Maryland offers a dynamic college-preparatory program steeped in the tradition of liberal arts and infused with science, performing arts, competitive athletics, multiple co-curricular programs and an active service program.

The class of 2021 matriculated from 91 different middle schools; the students speak more than 24 languages and come to us from six counties in Maryland, D.C., and Virginia.

More than 58 percent of our teachers hold a Master’s Degree or above. Several of these faculty members have been recognized on a local and national level for their teaching acumen, research, published works and professional excellence.

BMHS graduates over the past two decades have become doctors, lawyers, engineers, business owners, accountants, teachers, public servants, authors, actors, artists and much more.

The large majority of these graduates return to Prince George’s County in their adult life, are active in their communities, and are raising their families here in the Nation’s Capitol area.

Unfortunately, prospective students and their families requested a total of $3.8 million - and many were forced to withdraw their applications due to lack of sufficient funds to enroll.

Bishop McNamara believes that the time has come to recruit and sustain the underserved, low-income students of the region and of southeastern Prince George’s County.

The 50th Anniversary Campaign for Bishop McNamara High School A major priority of the Bishop McNamara Faith. Family. Future! Campaign is to provide scholarship support to exceptional students at or below the poverty line, with a particular focus on students from Forestville and Prince George’s County who embody the spirit and character of the Bishop McNamara community.

Addressing the gap in financial aid entirely through endowment would require a fund of $45 million. Our current goal over the next two years is to raise at least $2.5 million in cash and pledges, and an additional $10 million in planned gifts.

Proceeds from a $2.5 million endowment will provide $100,000 in scholarship funds each year, every year, in perpetuity. Funds will be added to our existing endowment of $3 million, increasing financial aid awards by 10 percent annually. This very well could be the key that unlocks the doors to college, a successful career and the road out of poverty for many of these students.

Scholarship Opportunities

Bishop McNamara outcomes are truly extraordinary. For example: 99-100 percent of BMHS students matriculate to top colleges and universities in the nation each year; the graduating class of 2017 received more than $21 million in scholarships and grants to attend the college of their choice. BMHS students are now attending the United States Air Force Academy, the United States Naval Academy, the University of Notre Dame, Georgetown University, Columbia University, the University of Pennsylvania and many other prestigious institutions.

Named endowed scholarship funds to support a full-tuition award can be established at Bishop McNamara for a minimum gift of $375,000 (pledged over a period of years). Partial awards can be established at lesser gift levels.

One in 10 graduates of the class of 2017 received a full, merit-based academic, arts, or athletic scholarship.

We invite all those who wish to join us in our effort to educate and inspire the less fortunate among us, and we look forward to your generosity and support.

The Challenge

Bishop McNamara High School is uniquely positioned to meet this urgent community need and to serve as a model for both Catholic and private schools across the country, as well as those, notably, under the banner of the Congregation of Holy Cross.

Currently the School’s financial aid program meets only 40 percent of a student’s demonstrated need. On average, students received $3,877 in financial aid. For the current fiscal year, Bishop McNamara provided $2.1 million in financial aid to 563 students; 65 percent of the student body.

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Campus Improvements, Building Modernization and The Holy Cross Courtyard While steeped in tradition, Bishop McNamara High School is always looking to the future. In order to meet that need, today’s learners must be provided the opportunity to innovate, adapt, collaborate, discover, and create.

To offer students a true 21st century rigorous and relevant education, we must meet the challenges of sustainability, offer classrooms equipped with state-of-the-art technology, provide formal and informal learning spaces where students can collaborate in small groups, participate in peer-to-peer learning, or engage in individual discovery, and provide sacred and reflective spaces that encourage prayer, restful excellence, and productive solitude.

Our goal is to also create a campus that feels like home.

Because for many of our students, it is. Our 40 classrooms will be equipped with the latest in adaptive classroom configurations to support the School’s educational philosophy of teaching and learning as a holistic experience, educating not only the mind, but the heart, body, and spirit as well.

Optimum learning environments include collaborative learning spaces, innovative furniture, technology integration, creativity, and hands-on problem solving.

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The Campaign will also seek major investments to air condition our gymnasium, perhaps the most used space on campus. Donors to the campaign will also help us modernize our aging locker rooms, athletic offices, and weight room to benefit coaches and student-athletes today and better recruit those for years to come.

A new multi-purpose, outdoor Courtyard will pay tribute to the Brothers of Holy Cross, whose educational mission and charism inspires us daily. This education in the faith requires the development of the mind, the cultivation of the heart, enkindling of a zeal for service, the encouragement of hope in the cross, and uniting with others as family.

Situated between the Main Building and the new Science and Innovation Center, the Courtyard will feature a fountain and reflecting pool, ceremonial archway, contemplative garden, an outdoor learning commons and an amphitheater for outdoor classes, performances and presentations. For information on naming these spaces, please contact the campaign office.

Gift opportunities are detailed below. Many offer the benefit of naming or honoring friends, family, priests, brothers, teachers or other significant individuals.

Project Costs Courtyard Components and Tribute to Brothers of Holy Cross.......$1,000,000 Gymnasium Air Conditioning...............$500,000 Classrooms of the 21st Century (40 at $50,000 each)...............................$800,000 Locker room modernization (4 at $25,000 each).................................$100,000 Weight room renovation and state-of-the-art equipment.....................$100,000

Total:.................................$2,500,000

Celebrating Life, Celebrating Legacy

Phase 1A of the Faith. Family. Future! Capital Campaign: Complete!

On September 14th, Bishop McNamara High School had an early start as students, faculty and staff filled the new Andy Mona '82 Student Center. Molette Green from NBC4 Washington came to campus in the early morning to do a live story on the Dedication Ceremony that we held later in the morning.

His Eminence Donald Cardinal Wuerl arrived on campus shortly before our 8:30 a.m. Dedication Mass. After mass, His Eminence performed a special blessing over the Stations of the Cross donated by local and alumni artists, and assisted President/CEO Dr. Marco Clark '85 in performing the ribbon cutting to officially kickoff the Dedication Ceremony.

Cardinal Wuerl blessed the Student Center, and gave a speech full of kind words and encouragement for the coming school year and the future of Bishop McNamara. Other guest speakers for the event included BMHS Principal Dr. Nigel Traylor, Mr. Vincent "Cap" Mona the father of Andy Mona '82 for whom the Center is named, Andy Mona II son of Andy Mona '82, Senate President the Honorable Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr., and previous BMHS President Heather Gossart.

Bishop McNamara High School would like to thank everyone in attendance of this wonderful event, and to everyone who donated their time, talent and treasure to help bring the first phase of our Faith. Family. Future! Capital Campaign to a successful finish. This would not have been possible without you!

Photo credit to Bee Two Sweet Photography.

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We are very proud that the Cappello family can be a part of the Faith. Family. Future!

Capital Campaign. Each one of us – whether we were McNamara or La Reine graduates – has benefited from our science classes we took at our alma maters.

A Family Legacy

I have such fond memories of high school; several activities exposed me to diverse ideas.

La Reine High School provided many opportunities to build on the skills learned in the classroom. My La Reine education allowed me to develop my skills and leadership style.

I have worked for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) since 1983, and currently serve as the Chief Financial Officer for NASA Langley Research Center, one of the nine NASA installations. Throughout my entire career, the leadership experience I acquired at La Reine was integral for building my confidence. That’s how I think the La Reine education was especially important for women; providing leadership skills and the diverse, confidence-building activities that have helped us become successful in specialized fields involving science and math, while holding technical, managerial and leadership roles.

When you think back to your high school years and the fond memories that bring a smile to your face, please think about giving. Because that means there’s been a positive effect on you – both when it happened, and today as you think about it.

When my brother Joe first told us about the Campaign and the plan to build the La Reine Science and Innovation Center, we did not hesitate to provide financial support because La Reine is, and always has been, strong in our hearts.

Our entire Catholic education experience was important and we were very grateful to our parents for making this available to us. Private education is costly, and my parents made a lot of sacrifices for their seven children to attend Catholic high schools. Their sacrifices motivated me to do my best and have helped me in raising my children.

Our two daughters, who are currently in 10th and 8th grade, have thrived in a private school environment, especially in their science classes. This educational environment has allowed their teachers to spend more time with each of them and give all children the opportunity to interact and grow. I feel very strongly that whatever I can contribute will help other students enjoy and be enriched from their classes as our children have.

Pictured from left to right: Kathryn Cappello Ferrare LR ‘78, Marian Cappello LR ‘72 (deceased), Judith Cappello LR ‘70, Joseph Cappello II ‘74, Teresa Cappello LR ‘84, Michael Cappello (St. Anselms Abbey 1980) and Patricia Cappello LR ‘76. In front: Joseph Cappello I (father)

“Think of someone who inspired you or supported you in your academic endeavors and donate in honor of them. Donating in our parents’ names was so rewarding.

With the combination of my mother’s brains and my father’s work ethic, my academic career was all I could have hoped for. And I owe it to them and the environment in which I learned.”

Teresa Cappello

La Reine High School Class of 1984

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My husband and I have tried to instill in our girls the concept of volunteering and giving back to others that need help. That mindset was part of our upbringing, thanks to our parents and, of course, our schooling. Our Catholic education helped instill in us the desire to help others, which means donating time as well as money. Sometimes it’s about giving back because there’s something you personally can do to help people in an unfortunate environment or circumstance.

Many thanks to McNamara for combining with La Reine and continuing to inspire our next generation of Catholic leaders.

Kathryn (Cappello) Ferrare

La Reine High School Class of 1978

“My mother’s education was so important to her and she was very grateful for the time that she had at La Reine, so she wanted to make sure that education was still being offered to future students at McNamara. It’s similarly an environment where she felt valued and belonged, and wanted to make sure future students would have that opportunity.” ~ Anna Baniak, daughter of Marian Cappello LR '72

Joseph Cappello II

Bishop McNamara High School Class of 1974

Education for our family was always very important – Catholic education was always very important as far as our parents were concerned.

Donating to Bishop McNamara High School always seems like the best place for me because you know that your money’s going to a good cause. The Spes Unica Annual Fund targets scholarships for those who need money most. Giving those students an opportunity that they otherwise might not be able to attain is a great feeling, and supporting them, I think, is one of the best ways to support McNamara.

I had five sisters that went to La Reine High School, so the fact that the Faith. Family. Future! Capital Campaign includes an initiative to honor the sister school that stood beside McNamara for so many years is incredible. A lot of La Reine alumnae have less of a connection to McNamara even after the two schools merged, so I think this is a good way to get them involved, and I thought it was a good way to get my own sisters involved.

Over the years I was probably giving contributions to Bishop McNamara long before my sisters – because it was my school, it made sense. Then when the Capital Campaign kicked off and the La Reine Science and Innovation Center was included in that plan, I thought it was something worthwhile, and that a family contribution would be a good way to show our support. All five of my sisters agreed with the idea immediately. We have three doctors in the family, so to a certain extent, the La Reine Science and Innovation Center resonated with our family.

The benefits of keeping McNamara viable and thriving in its current location is well worth it for all of us. Not just Maryland, but for that community in Prince George’s County. The way I look at it is that people have options for education – McNamara, for my point, still remains a viable option for private school that truly puts an emphasis on education and servant leadership.

Patricia Cappello

La Reine High School Class of 1976

La Reine High School provided a structured environment throughout my four years of attendance. The La Reine educational setting allowed me to heighten my existing study skills, enhance my analytical abilities, as well as prepare and present well-organized and complete documents and presentations. The years I attended La Reine instilled in me a strong inquisitive route of approaching any tasks or assignments, and that path is how I approach my life, responsibilities and employment. I attribute my graduation from college and passing of the Certified Public Accountant exam to the studying methods that I learned during my four years at La Reine. After 39 years of working as a CPA for the Federal Government, I retired in February 2017 and am looking forward to my future adventures.

My four sisters and I attended La Reine and my one brother attended Bishop McNamara. When I heard that La Reine was closing I was thankful that Bishop McNamara would be taking up the charter to further the La Reine education for young women. My family remains dedicated to both of the schools that molded each of us into well-educated, well-balanced and successful individuals.

The La Reine Science and Innovation Center furthers my dedication to Bishop McNamara – it provides a formal structure which is a tribute to the La Reine learning establishment.

My parents were strong proponents for educating their daughters in science and mathematics, and would be so pleased knowing that a learning center aimed at encouraging the study of these subjects will be built and carry on the La Reine traditions.

For any alumni of Bishop McNamara and alumnae of La Reine considering a donation to Bishop McNamara High School, I invite them to think back to their freshman through senior years at their respective high schools. Reflect on the high school journey as they walked through the halls, the friends they met that still remain as friends now, and the exposure to so many new and forward-thinking lessons. Ponder the guidance and teaching provided to us from all of the teachers we encountered. Then think about how we handle day-to-day issues, or unique problems or adventures and realize just how often we address those issues through practices we learned in our four years of high school. Let us provide that experience, that opportunity for someone else.

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Faith. Family.

Capital Campaign Donors Accelerated Development & Support Corp.

Mr. Matthew J. Buckley '98 and

Mrs. Janice Cuellar LR '69 and

The Geaton and JoAnn DeCesaris

Mr. James Allegro and Mrs. Jennifer Allegro

Mr. Timothy Buckley and

Mr. Walter Cunningham '79 and

Mr. Michael Gillis and Mrs. Anne Gillis

Mr. Raoul Alvarez and Mrs. Regina Alvarez

Dr. Thomas Burns, Jr. '90

Mr. Daniel F. Curtin

Mr. Herman B. Gloster '98 and

Mr. Robert Andrekanic

Dr. Michael Cady, Ed.D. '67 and

Ms. Michelle DeCesaris-Merkle '94

Dr. Marilyn Goldsmith

Mrs. JoAnn DeCesaris LR '73

Ms. Gail Granato

Mr. Paul Agustin '99 and Mrs. Beverly Agustin Mr. Michael L. Allen '82 America's Brightest

Mr. Charles C. Andrews and Mrs. Katherine Andrews

Mrs. Melissa Radford Andrews LR '91 Mr. Robert J. Antonetti, Jr. '94 and

Mrs. Kate Buckley

Mrs. Ann Marie Buckley

Mr. Mark Busbee and Mrs. Tracye Busbee Mrs. Mary Cady

Mr. Lawrence Callaway and Mrs. Angel Callaway Mrs. Stephanie Cameron Cap X Office Solutions

Mr. Hector Cuellar

Mrs. Nancy Cunningham

Mr. Ronald Davis, Sr. and Mrs. Zinna Davis Mr. Christopher DeCesaris '91 Mr. Carl Desmarais '74 and

Mrs. Christina Desmarais

Mr. Joseph Cappello II '74 and

Mrs. Angelina Diehlmann LR '85 and

Ms. Mira Asare

Dr. Judith Cappello LR '70

Mr. James Dillon, Jr. '79 and Mrs. Anne Dillon

Mr. Jeff Ayres '79 and

Mrs. Patricia Cappello LR '76

Mr. Timothy H. Dorsett '81

Mrs. Jacqueline Antonetti

Ms. Yolanda Arrington '96

Mrs. Nicole M. Athey LR '92 Mrs. Rose Ayres RN LR '79

Ms. Allison M. Bahneman

Mr. John Ball and Mrs. Peggy Ball Mr. Brian Barger '00

Mr. Michael Baumgartner and

Mrs. MaryBeth Baumgartner

Mrs. Gail Cappello

Mrs. Marian Cappello

Dr. Teresa Cappello LR '84 and Mr. Dan Meeker Carousel Uniforms

Mr. David Case and Mrs. Lisa Case Catering By The Bay/Bayside Bull

Mrs. Charmayne Clark LR '85 and Mr. Arthur Clark

Mr. Charles Diehlmann

Mr. Ronald L. Faunteroy and Mrs. Charlene Faunteroy

Mr. Justin Cobb and Mrs. Faye Cobb

Mr. Thomas Fiori '83

Mr. Kevin Colabucci '76 and

Mr. Ray Ford '71 and Mrs. Eileene Ford

Mrs. Angelica Brightwell

Mr. Brian Brower

Mr. Brian Colabucci '74

Mrs. Patricia Colabucci LR '76

Mr. Alvin A. Brown

Mr. John D. Connelly

Mrs. Karen Brown

CSX Transportation

Dr. Breann Brown '02

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Ms. Mary Harkin

Dr. David Harmon, Jr. '84 and Mrs. Shonda Harmon

Mr. Michael Hartig

Rev. Michel J. Faulkner '75

Mrs. Kathryn Ferrare LR '78 and

Mr. William K. Brightwell and

Mr. Larry A. Hall

Mrs. Mary Evers LR '86 and Mr. Tom Evers

Ms. Meghan Clark '13

Ms. Yonna Boyce

Mr. Adam Greer and Mrs. Abigail Greer

Mr. Bruce P. Harris

Br. Francis Ellis, CSC

BlueLine Security Services, LLC.

Class of 2010

Hon. John Gossart and Mrs. Heather Gossart

Dr. G. Scott Drew '79 and Mrs. Pamela Drew

Mrs. Brenda Ferrante LR '64 and

Mr. Paul Borella

Mrs. Letrecia Gloster

Mrs. Marisa Harper LR '87 and

Mr. Kevin Clark '09

Dr. Marco Clark '85 and Mrs. Margaret Clark

Mr. Thomas R. Gleason

The Dorsett Family Foundation

Mr. David Beall, Sr. '83

Mrs. Judi Blair-Wooten

Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Marco Ferrante Dr. Richard Ferrare

Mrs. Redis Floyd

Dr. Triesta Fowler-Lee LR '91 Ms. Jillian Gallie LR '75

Mr. Michael Garber and Mrs. Patricia Garber Mr. Edwin Gaskin and Mrs. Kindra Gaskin

Mr. Brian Harper

Ms. LaShanta Harris LR '93 Br. Harold F. Hathaway, CSC Ms. Melanie Hennigan

Mr. James Henson '68 and Mrs. Shelly Henson Mrs. Sandra L. Herndon

Mr. Allan Herring and Mrs. Rosie Allen-Herring Mr. Artis M. Hicks

Mr. Brian Hodges '04

Mr. Stephen M. Holland and Mrs. Sally Holland Ms. Rachelle Holloway '11

Mr. Harold L. Hord and Mrs. Rene Hord Mr. Arthur Jr. Horne, Jr. '79

Ms. Joan E. Hungerford LR '74

Mr. L. Paul Jackson '94 and Mrs. Tara Jackson Mrs. Jennifer Jakowicz LR '91

Mr. Ernest W. Jenkins, Sr. and

Mr. Daniel Meekins '04

Mr. Leon Reynolds '84 and

Mr. Sterling D. Spriggs and

Mr. Henry Jenkins

Mr. Andrew Merkle '94

Mr. Hal Rich and Mrs. Louise Rich

St. Mary's Ryken High School

Mrs. Christina Mona

Mr. Andrew Rogers

Mr. Chris Stamboulis '82

Mrs. Andrea Jenkins

Mr. Andrew Johnson, Jr. '80 and Mrs. Sheree Johnson

Dr. Alicia Jones

Mr. W. Paul Jones '79 and Mrs. Jill Jones

Mr. Gary T. Joyner and Mrs. Patricia Joyner

Mr. David Kacar and Ms. Marybeth Morgan

The Meltzer Group

Mr. Andy Mona II and Mrs. Holly Mona Mr. Vincent "Cap" Mona Mr. Greg Moneche '82 Mr. Kevin Moody and

Mrs. Cheryl Duckett-Moody

Mrs. Rokisha Reynolds

Mrs. Deborah Spriggs

Mr. Christopher Rizzi

Mr. Timothy M. Stakem '82

Mr. Edward D. Rogers

Mr. Benjamin Rohan '98 and Mrs. Angela Rohan Mr. James Rohan '71 and

Mrs. Cecelia Rohan LR '72

Mr. Daniel Kasprzyk and Mrs. Ann Kasprzyk

Mr. Geoffrey Moore '09

Mr. Swillie Rouse and Mrs. Betty Rouse

Mr. Kevin Kelly and Ms. Kathy Newman

Mr. Gerald Moore '07

Sage Dining Services

Ms. Denise Kazimer LR '89 Rev. Kevin Kennedy

Mr. Thomas H. Kennedy and Mrs. Patricia Kennedy

Mrs. Jennifer Kilberg '98

The Kinney Family Foundation Mr. Nicholas Klimczak '07

Mr. Haden Land and Mrs. Cathy Land

Mr. Richard Lang and Mrs. Joanne M. Lang

Mr. Charles Langley and Mrs. Kathryn Langley Ms. Toni Lewis-Bennett LR '88

Mr. Gerald Moore and Mrs. Pamela Moore Mrs. Cynthia Morgan LR '78 and Mr. Mark Morgan

Dr. Geoffrey Mount-Varner '85 and Mrs. Angela Muscat-Varner

Ms. Lucy Murphy

Mr. Patrick Musselman '84 and

Mrs. Patricia Musselman LR '83

Mr. Floyd Myers and Mrs. Alicia Myers Mr. James E. O'Brien '88 and

Mrs. Michelle O'Brien LR '85

Ms. Paula Liebrecht LR '75

Mr. Paul O'Brien

Ms. Casey Lyle '11

Mr. Gary E. Pendleton and

Ms. Lauren Liebright

Dr. Richard Macchiaroli '85 and

Mrs. Mary Macchiaroli LR '85

Mr. Cesar Magnaye and Mrs. Dolores Magnaye Mamma Lucia Italian Restaurant Ms. Celena R. Mammano '10 Mr. Frank Mammano

Ms. Sandra Mammano

Ms. Victoria L. Mammano '09

Mr. Taryll D. Mason and Mrs. Christy Mason Mr. Michael Mattera '67

Dr. Franklin T. McDuffie and Mrs. Diane McDuffie

Ms. Yolanda McLaughlin LR '83

Mr. Virgil M. Peay and Mrs. Mary Peay Mrs. Donna Pendleton

Mr. Glenn W. Penn and Mrs. Kara Penn

Ms. Roxane Rucker LR '77

Mr. Daniel Salm '77 and Mrs. Kim Salm

Ms. Jane Schumacher

Mr. Charles U. Tretler, Jr. and Mrs. Deborah Tretler

Mr. Joseph True '81 and Mrs. Leslie True LR '79 United Way of Northeast Florida Dr. Robert Van der Waag and Mrs. Julie Van der Waag

The Scitor Corporation Dr. Kyrese Scott

Mr. John F. Van Wie '79

Ms. Kalea Selmon '07

Mr. David Vinci and Mrs. Karen Vinci

Mrs. Darlene L. Vermeire

Mr. Arnold Sebastian '05

Mr. Francis C. Voll

The Sharper Cut, Inc.

Mrs. Joanann Walther LR '72 and

Dr. Victor Shin

Mr. Kurt Walther

Mr. John Shryock

Mr. Mark Walther '79 and Mrs. Julie Walther

Dr. Vinente M. Simoncini Mr. Gary K. Sims

Mr. Michael Smith '74 and Mrs. Karen Smith

Mr. Mark A. Smith

Mrs. Dianne Snedeker LR '69 and Mr. Christopher Snowling '87

Rev. Kevin Regan

Mr. Ernest W. Spain III

Mr. Ernest Spain and Mrs. Lucy Spain Mr. Daniel A. Spangler and

Mr. Jon Washington and Mrs. Karen Washington Mr. Marty Waters

Mr. Steven Wheeler '94

Mr. Gary E. White and Mrs. Cindy White

Mr. David Whitten and Mrs. Teresa Whitten Mr. Kirk Wills and Mrs. Marilyn Wills Ms. Nancy Winchester

Mr. Carl Snedeker

Ms. Monique Randall LR'82

Mr. Jim Reilly '82

Dr. Nigel Traylor

Mr. Alvin A. Turner, Sr.

Mr. W. Greg Schaub '78 and Mrs. Patti Schaub

Mr. Eric Potter '94

Mr. Shawn Reaves and Mrs. Genia Reaves

Mr. Jeffrey Tornell '84

Mr. Doughlas V. Scarbor

Ms. Kimber Smith

Mr. G. Steve Proctor, Jr. and Mrs. Dianne Proctor

Mrs. Linda Sullivan

Ms. Jacqueline Taylor

Mr. Michael Troyner and Mrs. Kathleen Troyner

Mr. Micahel K. Savage and Mrs. Ellen Savage

Mr. Garry W. Perkins '75

Ms. Gemma Puglisi LR '74

Mr. Daniel J. Sullivan '82 and

Mr. Peter Sanneman

Mr. Henry Peterson, Jr. and Mrs. Carol Peterson Mr. Herbert Smith and Ms. Gloria Smith Mr. Craig M. Philps and Mrs. Stacy Phelps

Ms. Terry Stanley

Mr. Jeffrey Witcosky Mr. Rodney Wooten

Mr. Stephen Zamary and Ms. Mary C. Zamary

Mrs. Susan Spangler

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Donor Societies Holy Cross Society ($100,000+)

The Kinney Family Foundation Mr. Vincent "Cap" Mona and Mrs. Christina Mona

Cross and Anchor Society ($50,000+) CAP X Office Solutions Mr. W. Paul Jones '79 and Mrs. Jill Jones Sage Dining Services

St. Andre Society ($25,000+)

Dr. Thomas Burns, Jr. '90 Mr. Robert Haile Mrs. Melissa Radford Andrews LR '91 The Geaton and Joann DeCesaris Family Foundation Mr. Hal Rich and Mrs. Louise Rich

Moreau Society ($10,000+)

Accelerated Development & Support Corp.

Mr. John Ball and Mrs. Peggy Ball Mr. David Beall '83 Blueline Security Services, LLC. Borger Management Mr. Joseph P. Cappello II '74 and Ms.Gail Granato Carousel Uniforms Catholic Business Network of Prince George's County Dr. Marco J. Clark '85 and Mrs. Margaret Clark Mr. Stephen F. Gerrity '81 and Mrs. Mary Gerrity Ms. Elsa Gibson Mr. Kenneth J. Harris '82 and Mrs. Michelle Harris Mr. Andrew A. Johnson, Jr. '80 and Mrs. Sheree Johnson Mr. Alan Meltzer and Mrs. Amy Meltzer The Meltzer Group Mr. Garry Perkins '75 Mr. William G. Schaub '78 and Mrs. Patricia Schaub The Sharper Cut, Inc. Shepherd Foundation Mr. Kirk Wills and Mrs. Marilyn Wills

Dujarie Society ($5,000+)

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Mr. Geoffrey L. Ayres '79 and Mrs. Rose M. Ayres, RN LR '79 Mr. Thomas Borger Mr. William K. Brightwell and Mrs. Angelica I. Brightwell Mr. Kevin R. Byrne '73 and Mrs. Maura Byrne Mr. Michael F. Byrne '87 and Mrs. Kristina Byrne LR '86 Catholic Colaition for Special Education Chesapeake Bay Trust Mr. Daniel F. Curtin Mrs. Angelina Diehlmann LR '85 and Mr. Charles Diehlmann Dr. G. Scott Drew, D.O. '79 and Mrs. Pamela Drew Mr. Thomas J. Fiori '83 Hon. John F. Gossart, Jr. and Mrs. Heather Gossart Dr. David E. Harmon, Jr., DDS, MSD '84 and Mrs. Shonda W. Harmon Mr. Joseph Hawkins '67 and Mrs. Denise Hawkins Mr. L. Paul Jackson II '94 and Mrs. Tara Jackson Mr. Fernand A. Lavallee and Mrs. Lisa M. Lavallee Ms. Sandra L. Mammano Mr. Charles R. Marvin, Jr. and Mrs. Nancy Marvin Dr. Franklin McDuffie and Mrs. Diane McDuffie Mrs. Cindy Morgan LR '78 and Mr. Mark Morgan Dr. Geoffrey Mount-Varner and Ms. Angela Muscat-Varner New York Community Trust Mr. James Osborne '70 and Mrs. Maureen Osborne G. S. Proctor and Associates Mr. G. Steve Proctor and Mrs. Diane Proctor Mr. James V. Reilly '82 Mr. Leon R. Reynolds '84 and Mrs. Rokisha Reynolds Mr. Daniel J. Sullivan '82 and Mrs. Linda Sullivan Warner Construction

Notre Dame Society ($1,000+)

Affordable Bus Co. Mr. Paul H. Agustin '99 and Mrs. Beverly Agustin America's Brightest America's Charities AMG Franchises, LLC Mrs. Mary Catherine Antonetti

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Ascension Parish Ms. Angela Battle Ms. Vicki Barber Mr. Michael Baumgartner and Mrs. MaryBeth Baumgartner Mr. Jose Boluda and Mrs. Lee Ann Boluda Mr. Ignazio Bonanni '83 CRC Industries LLC Mr. Neil Byrne '79 Dr. Michael Cady '67 and Mrs. Mary Cady Catholic Charities Catering by the Bay/Bayside Bull Mr. Frank Cefaratti '78 and Mrs. Joy Cefaratti Serving Our Children Petitbon Alarm Co. Mr. Brian J. Colabucci '74 Mr. Kevin Colabucci '76 and Mrs. Patricia Colabucci LR '76 Mr. Brandon Coleman '10 Congregation of Holy Cross, Moreau Province Mrs. Caren Connelly Mr. Walter J. Cunningham '79 and Mrs. Nancy Cunningham CSX Transportation Mr. John Czupak '80 and Mrs. Mona Czupak Mr. Michael R. Danzi '77 Mr. Charles A. Davis and Mrs. Anna P. Davis Mr. Christopher C. DeCesaris '91 Mr. Carl Desmarais '74 and Mrs. Christina Desmarais Center for Ministry Development Dr. Darryl G. Dillman and Ms. Margaret D. Dillman Mr. James C. Dillon, Jr. '79 and Mrs. Anne Dillon Mr. Paul Dougherty and Mrs. Elizabeth Dougherty Mr. John Duncan, Jr. Mrs. Mary Evers LR '86 and Mr. Tom Evers Mr. Jason W. Fenwick and Ms. Nitza Santiago Mr. Reginald L. Forbes, Sr. and Mrs. Daphne T. Forbes, Esq. France-Merrick Foundation Dr. Triesta Fowler-Lee LR '91 Gary Lee Ryon, Jr. Memorial Foundation, Inc. George P. Kalas Funeral Home

Ms. Justine Good LR '81 Mr. James A. Gray and Mrs. Carole L. Gray Mr. Robert E. Gray Mr. Nathan A. Graves '75 and Mrs. Julie Reid Ms. Dionna Gunter Mr. H. Quinn Harris '88 and Mrs. Erin Harris Ms. Melanie Hennigan Mrs. Sandra L. Herndon Mr. Allan Herring and Mrs. Rosie Allen-Herring Mr. Arthur J. Horne, Jr. '79 Ms. Joan E. Hungerford LR '74 Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski and Mrs. Jacqueline Hrabowski IBM Employee Services Center J.A. Scheibel J.W. Graner Excavating Mr. Robert Jackson and Mrs. Anita Jackson Mrs. Jennifer Jakowicz LR '91 Mr. JohnPaul Joy '02 Mr. Nathaniel Joy '88 and Mrs. Katina Joy Mr. Daniel Kasprzyk and Mrs. Ann Kasprzyk Ms. Denise Kazimer LR '89 Rev. Kevin Kennedy Kennedy/Jenks Consultants Mrs. Mary Ann Kibler LR '76 and Mr. Michael Kibler Mrs. Jennifer E. Kilberg '98 Knights of Columbus JFK Council #5482 Mr. Perry Koch Mr. Frank J. Mammano Marlow Sports Dr. Alycia A. Marshall Mr. Michael A. Mattera '67 Maryland State Council Knights of Columbus Medical Cosmetics Enhancements

Number of Consecutive Donors: 342

Mr. Daniel W. Meekins, Jr. '04 Alan & Amy Meltzer Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Clemuel Mercer and Rev. Cheryl Mercer Mr. Andrew Mona II and Mrs. Holly Mona Mr. Greg Moneche '82 Mr. Gerald E. Moore and Mrs. Pamela Moore Morgan Stanley Cybergrants Mr. Robert J. Murphy and Mrs. Daphne P. Murphy Mr. Patrick G. Musselman '84 and Mrs. Patricia Musselman LR '83 Mr. Floyd R. Myers, Sr. and Mrs. Alicia M. Myers Northrop Grumman Mr. Ira A. Oliver Orange County Community Foundation Ms. Evina T. Parrish '00 Pinnacle Fixturing Specialist Potomac Basin Group Associates Ms. Gemma Puglisi LR '74 RBK Construction Inc. Mr. Christopher Rizzi Mr. Alexis Rohan and Mrs. Kathleen Rohan Mr. Benjamin Rohan '98 and Mrs. Angela Rohan Mr. James P. Rohan '71 and Mrs. Cecelia Rohan '72 Ms. Andrea Royster Ms. Roxane Rucker LR '77 Mr. Daniel Salm '77 and Mrs. Kim Salm St. Matthias the Apostle Church Shipley and Horne, P.A. Southern Prince George's Rotary Foundation, Inc. Mr. Michael Smith '74 and Mrs. Karen Smith Mr. Neal Smith and Mrs. Luanne Smith Mr. Stephen Snow and Mrs. Carolyn Snow Mr. Ernest Spain III '95 Mr. Chris Stamboulis '82 State Farm Companies Foundation Mr. Hassan G. Tajick and Ms. Saiedeh S. Khalili Mr. John Teletchea '92 Lcdr. Chris Tharrington '78 Mr. Wayne Thornton and Mrs. Debra Thornton Title Max, LLC. The New York Community Trust Mr. Alvin A. Turner, Sr. and Mrs. Rose-Marie A. Turner Mrs. Lucille Vendemia Dr. William F. Wheeler, M.D. '67 and Mrs. Pat Wheeler Dr. Ernest R. Smith III '87 and Ms. Danyell T. Williams

Mrs. Joanann Walther LR '72 and Mr. Kurt Walther Mr. Thomas Wyatt and Mrs. Allene Wyatt Mr. M. Christopher Williams

President’s Society ($500+)

Mr. Chris Anderson and Mrs. Mary Anderson Mr. Robert Antonetti, Jr. '94 and Mrs. Jacquline Antonetti ATC LLC Mr. Isadore Beattie and Mrs. Penelope Beattie Mr. Carl Bennett Fr. James S. Betz Scholarship for Catholic Education Bishop McNamara Fine Arts Boosters Mr. William A. Carver and Mrs. Tone Lise Carver Ms. Michele M. Chaky LR '87 and Mr. Chris Assenmacher Christian Brothers Institute Congressional Country Club Constellation NewEnergy, Inc. Mr. Steven M. Cook '77 and Mrs. Nina Cook Corning Incorporated Foundation Mrs. Janice L. Cuellar LR '69 and Mr. Hector Cuellar Mr. Charles Davis and Mrs. Anna Davis Mr. Michael R. Dion and Mrs. Shirley Dion Mr. Daniel Driscoll Mr. Theodore Ford and Mrs. Karen Ford Mrs. Averia Ford Mr. Timothy J. Frye Mr. David A. Gallerizzo '86 Mr. Michael Garber and Mrs. Patricia Garber Mr. Michael L. Garnes '72 and Mrs. Marie A. Garnes Mr. Keith Goganious Grassroots Youth Football League, Inc. Hon. William Greene, Jr. and Mrs. Madeline Greene Greater Prince George's Business Roundtable, Inc. Ms. LaShanta Harris '93 Holy Family Church Mr. Brian Hodges '04 Mr. Alan V. Holloway Mr. Christopher R. Hutter, Esq. and Mrs. Michelle Hutter Mr. Leroy Jenkins and Mrs. Sheila Zellner-Jenkins Mr. Anthony G. Johnson '88 and Mrs. Sonya Hannah-Johnson Ms. Camilla Johnson

Mr. Leon Johnson and Mrs. Nancy Johnson Mr. Nicholas Klimczak '07 Mr. Darryl Lewis Ms. Toni Lewis-Bennett LR '88 Mr. Phillip Liebrecht Ms. Flora Lindsay-Boston Mr. Lawrence Mack Dr. Richard C. Macchiaroli '85 and Mrs. Mary Macchiaroli LR '85 Mrs. Bonnie Marine-Stinnett Maryland Charity Campaign Mr. Justin V. McClain '00 and Mrs. Bernadette McClain Medtronics Mr. Lawrence Miller and Mrs. Melissa Miller Mr. Chad G. Nelson '83 and Ms. Dawn Nelson Ms. Teresa C. Nolet LR '74 Mr. Terry A. O'Brien '68 Mrs. Martina O'Neil LR '72 and Mr. Dennis O'Neil Pacific Life Foundation Mr. Greg Powell and Mrs. Mary Kristine Powell Mr. Clayton S. Redden '76 and Mrs. Sandra Redden Mr. Frederick E. Redmond '79 Dr. Joseph M. Reilly, M.D. '72 and Ms. Thais Engler Reilly Capt. Gary D. Schropp, USAF '85 Mr. James Sheehy '87 Ms. Caitlin E. Smith '09 Mr. Larry R. Spriggs and Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Spriggs St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church Mr. Edward Thomas III Mr. Joseph L. Trapani, Jr. '72 Dr. Nigel Traylor Tree Services Inc. Mr. Charles U. Tretler, Jr. '71 and Mrs. Deborah Tretler United Way of Central Maryland Mr. David Vinci and Mrs. Karen Vinci Mr. Mark Walther and Mrs. Julie Walther Mr. Gary Wenger and Mrs. Kathleen White-Wenger

Maroon and Gold Society ($300+) Ms. Yolanda R. Arrington '96 Atlantic Technology Group Mr. Charles Austin Mr. Brian B. Barger '00

Largest Gift Amount: $150,000 Black Student Fund Bohler Engineering Mr. Lawrence M. Brookman '69 and Mrs. Margaret Brookman LR '71 Mr. Dwan D. Bryant '87 and Mrs. Lisa D. Bryant Mr. Carroll D. Case and Mrs. Lisa Case Mr. Gilmer Clark, Sr. and Mrs. Sheila Clark Class of 2010 Mr. James Corley and Mrs. Linda Corley CRL Technologies, Inc. Ms. Susan Czech Mr. Thomas Donahue and Mrs. Mary Mitchell-Donahue Mr. Fred Durling, Jr. Flynn and O'Hara Ms. Eva Gonzalez Mr. Edgar N. Gramblin, Jr. and Ms. Terrie V. Williams Mr. W. R. Greer and Mrs. Dawn Greer Ms. Phyllis Grimes Ms. Estelle Hammonds Mr. Valerion L. Hodges Mr. Richard M. Kennedy '68 and Mrs. Donna Kennedy Ms. Celena R. Mammano '10 Mr. Daniel L. Meekins and Mrs. Carol Meekins Mr. Kevin M. McNeil, Esq. '72 and Mrs. Ginny McNeil Mr. Ralph M. Nigro '76 and Mrs. Jill Nigro Mr. Alfred Odierno, Jr. and Mrs. Nancy Odierno Dr. Terrence M. O'Donovan '75 and Mrs. Kathy O'Donovan Mrs. Carol Ricciardi LR '81 and Mr. Tony Ricciardi Mr. Raymond Rouse Mr. Donald E. Saunders, CPA '69 and Mrs. Tracey Saunders Mr. Lawrence E. Shaw and Mrs. Yvette D. Shaw Mr. Jeff Slack Mrs. Stacey Slack Ms. Donna Stratton

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Mr. Thomas Steeger and Mrs. Janet Steeger Mr. Jeffrey Tornell '84 Ms. Anne Valentine Dr. Robert Van der Waag, Ph.D. and Mrs. Julie Van der Waag Mr. Gregory J. Vazzana and Mrs. Angie Vazzana Weyer's Floor Service, Inc. Mr. William M. Walther Mr. Steven R. Wheeler '94 Mr. Gary E. White '73 and Mrs. Cindy White Mr. Gregory J. Young '70 YourCause, Corporate Employee Giving Programs

Mustang Society ($150+)

Mr. Ebenezer A. Adewunmi and Dr. Oluyemisi O. Adewunmi Mrs. Margaret M. Albright LR '78 Mr. Jim Allegro and Mrs. Jennifer Allegro Mr. Mark W. Allen and Ms. Margaret Allen Mr. Wendell Alummer Alumni Association BMHS Bank of America Foundation Mr. Tracy A. Ashton and Ms. Natalyn Battle Mrs. Sharon Beall Mr. David A. Beas '77 and Mrs. Alice Allen Ms. Shirley Beaupied LR '67 Mr. Joseph R. Bernui '82 and Mrs. Jennifer Bernui Mr. Choice Bradbury and Mrs. Susana Bradbury Mr. Anton M. Claiborne and Ms. Lamonica M. Beverly-Claiborne Mr. Paul Borella Ms. Patricia Boston Mr. Michael I. Bozeman '84 and Mrs. Wendy V. Bozeman Mr. Brian Brower Mr. Alexander G. Campbell '06 Cardinal Bank Mr. Keith Chapman Chick-Fil-A Mr. Robert Clagett Mr. John J. Clark '77 and Mrs. Antonella Clark Mr. John Cofield and Mrs. Linda Cofield Mr. Patrick Conway '67 and Mrs. Frances Conway Mr. Mark A. Briscoe, Sr. and Mrs. Virlena L. Cooper-Briscoe Mr. John Crilley '78 Mr. Joseph Crilley '75

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Mr. Kenneth Crowley '72 and Mrs. Patricia Crowley LR '72 Ms. Angela M. Darnell '06 Mr. Sylvester Davis, Jr. and Mrs. Latrice M. Davis Dr. Jim W. Dean, Jr. '74 and Mrs. Janet Dean Mr. Gerardi J. Oglesby and Mrs. Jacqueline M. Dennis-Oglesby Distad's Amoco Dover Downs Hotel & Casino Mrs. Allison E. Eddy '02 Mrs. L'oreal Edmondson '98 and Mr. Osceola Edmondson, Jr. Dr. Michelle Folsom Elder, M.D. '97 and Mr. Justin Elder Mr. Michael J. Ellis '95 Mr. Michael K. Fennell Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund First Priority Tours Mr. Gary L. Fitzgerald '85 and Mrs. Bridget P. Fitzgerald Mr. John T. Frank '73 Mr. Philip J. Gozzi '69 and Mrs. Sandra Gozzi Mr. Greg Greer Mr. David B. Grenier and Mrs. Carol Grenier Mr. Terance Hare and Mrs. Sharon McLeod-Hare Mr. Marc Harris, Sr. and Mrs. Audrey L. Harris Mr. James W. Henson '68 and Mrs. Shelly J. Henson Mr. William J. Hermann Dr. Carla Hill LR '69 and Mr. Ronald Hill Mrs. Angela Hill Mr. Kenneth A. Holliday, Jr. Ms. Jacqueline K. Honor Mrs. Maureen Hurley LR '76 and Mr. Terrence Hurley Mr. Darryn Hyman Mr. Garry P. Imes '92 and Mrs. Jin Young Imes Mr. Robert A. Jacobs '72 Mrs. Delores Johnson Mr. Geoffrey A. Johnson '74 Mr. Paul Johnson and Mrs. Camilla Johnson Mr. Wayne Johnson, Sr. and Mrs. Yuneek Johnson Dr. Alicia S. Jones Mr. Kevin F. Kelly and Ms. Kathleen Newman Mr. James Keenon Mr. John J. Keough '75 and Mrs. Kelly Keough Logan Capital Management, Inc. Loyola Retreat House Mr. Robert J. Lynch '68

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Mr. Michael J. Lynn '73 and Mrs. Kelly Lynn Mr. Vincent P. Mammano '84 and Mrs. Nancy Mammano Ms. Carolyn Mason LR '72 Mr. Todd B. Mattingly '87 and Mrs. Donna Mattingly Ms. Monica McEaddy Mr. John P. Mitchell '73 Mr. Geoffrey E. Moore '09 Mr. Gerald E. Moore II '07 Mr. W. P. Morris and Mrs. Mary B. Morris Ms. Lucy Murphy Mr. Robert A. Neville Mr. Richard H. Nogay '74 and Mrs. Claire Beth Nogay Mr. Robert Nyers Mr. Tony C. Oby and Ms. Sharon B. Oby Mr. Terence P. O'Connor, CPA '74 Mr. Eric J. Potter '94 Mr. Joseph L. Press III and Mrs. Tammy Press Mr. Shawn Reaves and Mrs. Genia Reaves Mr. Anthony G. Reno '83 Mr. William E. Rhodes '68 Mr. Lawrence Rickey Rita's Italian Ice - Forestville Mr. Phillip W. Rivette and Mrs. Catherine M. Rivette Mr. Thomas A. Rohan '73 and Mrs. Jeryl L. Rohan Mrs. Betty Rouse Mr. Salvatore E. Schiattareggia '68 and Mrs. Karen Schiattareggia Mr. Arnold S. Sebastian '05 Mr. Robert Seiler Sherwood Consulting Mr. Mark A. Smith and Mrs. Frances M. Washington Mr. Christopher Snowling '87 Mr. Felix L. Souffrain and Mrs. Yarinett Souffrain Ms. Faye Spiers Dr. Richard L. Springer, DVM and Mrs. Rita Springer Mr. William T. Stanley and Dr. Berdenia W. Stanley Mrs. Patricia Swinson LR '76 and Mr. Cullen Swinson Mr. Ota D. Tabron '73 Mrs. Diana E. Terry Mr. Elvin D. Thomas II and Mrs. Karin R. Thomas Mr. Joseph P. Trainor '88 and Mrs. Leslie Trainor

Mr. Michael S. Troyner and Mrs. Kathleen H. Troyner Mr. Edward T. Tyson '06 Mr. Wendell Walker '76 Mr. Matthew Walther '01 Mr. Gregory A. Weiss and Mrs. Pamela B. Weiss Mr. Robert Mitchell and Ms. Patricia White Dr. David M. Van Wie '76 and Mrs. Elaine Van Wie Mr. Howard M. Wilchins Ms. Lorraine Wright

Honor Roll ($50+)

Mrs. Louisa V. Abbott LR '70 and Mr. Alden Abbott Mr. William L. Adams '88 Ms. Evelyn Adkins Ms. Helen F. Akers Mr. Michael L. Allen '82 Mr. Thomas Allotta '77 and Mrs. Stacy Allotta Mr. Frederick Altemus and Mrs. Kathryn Altemus Mr. Rene C. Amacker '67 Mr. Gregory Andreozzi Mr. Philip R. Anstead '72 Mr. Todd D. Arbin and Mrs. Vivian Arbin Mr. Michael J. Ardoin '77 Mr. Philipos Artin Ms. Mira A. Asare Mr. John Baker and Mrs. Barbara Baker Mr. Kenneth Baldwin and Mrs. Dora Baldwin Ms. Tawana Banks Mr. Marion Barnes Mr. Thomas Beale, Jr. and Mrs. Karen Beale Mr. Daniel Beale Mr. Richard J. Bedard '68 and Mrs. Brenda Bedard LR '68 Mr. Barres Jackson and Mrs. Gail Bethea-Jackson Mr. Hallet Brazelton, Jr. and Mrs. Maria T. Brazelton Mr. Timothy M. Breen Mr. Daniel C. Broderick '73 and Mrs. Sharon Broderick Dr. Breann L. Brown, Ph.D. '02 Ms. Hattie C. Brown Ms. Stephanie Brown Mr. Timothy L. Buckley and Mrs. Ann Marie Buckley

Ms. Jennifer Bulvin LR '89 Mr. Dennis G. Burton '68 and Mrs. Victoria Burton Mr. Mark Busbee and Mrs. Tracye Busbee Mr. Henry F. Busky and Mrs. Judith A. Busky Mr. Lawrence Callaway and Mrs. Angel Callaway Ms. Karen D. Campbell-Robinson Mr. Kevin H. Carter and Mrs. Dian A. Carter Mrs. Linda A. Casey LR '73 and Mr. Gary Connell Mr. Eric L. Cawthorne and Ms. Neeka R. Cawthorne Mr. Kevin Clark '09 Ms. Meghan Clark '13 Mrs. Maureen Condon LR '71 and Mr. Freeman Condon Mr. Gary Connell and Mrs. Linda Casey LR '73 Mr. Carlos D. Cosby and Mrs. Joyce Cosby Mr. William M. Costa '70 and Mrs. Barbara Costa Ms. Maria Cribbs Ms. Caitlin Cusick '08 Ms. Meghann C. Cusick '05 Mr. Jerry Dawson and Mrs. Camille A. Dawson Ms. Debra Dempsey Reaper's Den Mrs. Allison Dichoso Mrs. Theresa M. Dizebba LR '72 Mr. James M. Droter '89 and Mrs. Jennifer Droter Br. Francis Ellis, CSC L/T Enterprises-Inc. Entertainment Cruises Mr. Martin F. Fahey Mrs. Margaret Feasley Mrs. Brenda Ferrante LR '64 and Mr. Marco Ferrante Ms. Elizabeth Figueroa Mr. Paul Flick, Sr. and Mrs. Teresa Flick Mr. William R. Ford '71 and Mrs. Eileene Ford Mr. Hunter M. Gallagher Ms. Jillian Gallie LR '75 and Mr. Jeffrey Witcosky Mr. Garrett D. Alexander and Dr. Emma Garrison-Alexander Mr. Bruce Gentile and Mrs. Donna Gentile Mrs. Mary T. Gerrity Mr. Stephen F. Gerrity '81 Mr. Stacey F. Gist '87 and Mrs. Sheree Gist Mr. Vance Gloster, Jr. and Mrs. Thelma P. Gloster Mr. Jason Goldsmith and Mrs. Rebecca Goldsmith Mr. James L. Gray, Sr. and Mrs. V. R. Gray

Ms. Laurie Gray Ms. Lenore N. Guthrie LR '76 and Mr. A.K. Guthrie Ms. Maxine Hare Ms. Shayla Harris Ms. Rhea L. Harris Ms. Veronica Harris LR '90 Mr. Norman Harrison and Mrs. Deborah R. Harrison Ms. Renee L. Harrison Col. Dean H. Hartman and Mrs. Se Yong H. Hartman Br. Harold F. Hathaway, CSC Mr. Donald C. Hemmer, Jr. '73 and Mrs. Michiko Hemmer Mr. George W. Hermann Ms. Robyn A. Hickey Mr. Norval J. Hickman and Mrs. Lolita L. Hickman Mr. Artis M. Hicks '99 Mr. LaMont A. Hinton and Mrs. Nacole B. Hinton Mr. Stephen M. Holland '68 and Mrs. Sallie Holland Ms. Rachelle M. Holloway '11 Mr. James P. Howard '72 and Mrs. Khristine A. Howard Mr. William E. Howell '74 and Mrs. Mary R. Howell Dr. Richard L. Springer and Mrs. Rita Springer Col. (Ret) George B. Inabinet, Jr. and Mrs. Sally Z. Inabinet Anna 3H Inc. Mr. Mark S. Jablonski '69 and Mrs. Fran Jablonski Mr. Derek A. Jackson, Sr. and Mrs. Michelle A. Jackson Mr. Jerome Jackson, Jr. Mr. Rune Jackson and Mrs. Josephine Jackson Ms. Marilyn Jacobs LR '70 Mr. Christopher T. Jedrey and Mrs. Barbara Jedrey Mr. W.T. Jenkins '72 and Mrs. Cynthia Jenkins Mr. Alexander R. Jones and Ms. Kathy G. Jones Mr. Faith I. Jones Mr. Michael J. Jones '96 and Mrs. Tynill Jones Mrs. Carolyn Kelly Br. Richard Kiniry, CSC Ms. Colleen Kirk LR '72 Mrs. Margaret Klimczak Mrs. Mary Krug

Br. Robert Lavelle, CSC Mr. Purnell Lawrence Ms. Betty J. Lee Ms. Jessica Lee '05 Ms. Paula L. Liebrecht LR '75 Ms. Lauren F. Liebright Always Fun Casinos, LLC. Streamline Ventures, LLC. L/T Enterprises-Inc. Ms. Theresa Lloyd Ms. Ericka C. Logan Ms. Rachel Longest Mr. Michael W. Lubetski and Mrs. Mary Frances Lubetski Luray Caverns Mr. Dillon Lyle '10 and Mrs. Casey Lyle '11 Mr. Cesar G. Magnaye and Mrs. Dolores L. Magnaye Mr. Milagros A. Mayo Mr. Warren L. Davis, Sr. and Mrs. Lauri Maze-Davis Mr. Kimothy L. Davis and Ms. Angela L. McDaniel Mr. Andrew McFall Mr. Rayford McFarland and Mrs. Leslie McFarland Ms. Rosalie McGovern Mr. Wayne McKeown and Mrs. Kim McKeown Mrs. Theresa McNulty LR '80 and Mr. John McNulty Mr. Robert Mendiola, Jr. and Mrs. Susanne Mendiola Mr. Max R. Miller and Mrs. Jacqueline Miller Mr. Robert Miller and Mrs. Anne Marie Miller Mrs. Pamela A. Miller LR '73 and Mr. Robert Miller Mr. Derek A. Mitchell '98 and Mrs. Rasheida Mitchell Ms. Mary Monroe Ms. Tanya Moore Mr. Karl J. Morton and Mrs. Royce S. Morton Mrs. Glenda B. Motta, RN LR '67 and Mr. Dominic Motta Mr. Thomas E. Musselman '83 and Mrs. Christine Musselman Mr. Stephen Nagy Mr. Thomas Nagy Mr. Thomas H. Neal and Mrs. Betty Neal Ms. Michelle Nielsen LR '87

Mr. Martin S. O'Brien '81 Mr. Paul O'Brien Ms. Miata O'Neil Ms. Carole A. Page Mr. Gus Pappas and Mrs. Cynthia Ann Pappas Mr. Alvin W. Parker '73 and Mrs. Anita Parker Mr. Vance Phillips and Mrs. Geraldine Phillips Ms. Esther L. Pigg Mr. John Pike '81 Ms. Patricia Posey Ms. Loretta Powers Ms. Michele Proctor Mr. Dennis W. Pullin and Mrs. Angela Pullin Mr. Thomas J. Quinn '72 and Mrs. Colleen Quinn Mrs. Grace Radford LR '67 and Mr. Jerry Radford Dr. James A. Rauch and Mrs. Anna G. Rauch Mr. John W. Rees '67 and Mrs. Anna Rees Ms. Tammy L. Richards LR '84 Mr. Marty E. Robinson and Mrs. Stephanie E. Robinson Mr. Andrew Rogers Mr. Charles Rogers Ms. Safaa Roumani Mr. Michael Rouse '99 Mrs. Bonnie Rose Mr. Carl D. Chism, Sr. and Mrs. Barbara Sales-Chism Mr. Robert P. Salm '84 and Mrs. Tammy Salm Rev. Jeffrey Samaha Mr. Peter Sanneman Mr. Michael K. Savage '81 and Mrs. Ellen Savage Mr. James D. Schlichting and Mrs. Jean A. Schlichting Mr. Kevin Semego and Ms. Mary T. Semego Mrs. Michelle L. Settles Mr. Mark P. Sexton '76 Mr. Glenn Tapscott and Mrs. Delora Shedrick-Tapscott Dr. Victor Shin Mr. Charles Shryock IV and Ms. Julia Shryock Mr. O'Neil Singleton and Mrs. Cynthia Singleton Mr. Joseph Skerpon and Mrs. Lynn Skerpon Mrs. F. J. Slattery Mr. Henry Smalls Ms. Anne Smart Mr. Herbert Smith and Ms. Gloria Smith Mr. Michael Soresi and Mrs. Cheryl Soresi

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Mr. Anthony Sosnoskie St. Mary's Ryken High School Mr. M.H. Stapleton and Mrs. Marier Stapleton Ms. Katina R. Stapleton Mrs. Dolores Steinhilber Mr. Thomas W. Sykes and Mrs. Mary M. Sykes Mr. Stephen F. Sylvester, JD '68 and Mrs. Phyllis Sylvester Mr. William E. Tarry '76 and Mrs. Patricia Tarry Ms. Jacqueline Taylor LR '84 Ms. Gabriella Teh Mr. Keith Tennier and Mrs. Marlene Tennier Mr. Edward R. Thomas III and Mrs. Dorothy Thomas Mr. Ronald D. Thomas and Ms. Kimberly Thomas Ms. Marilyn Thorne Mr. G.M. Tornell '76 Mr. Ricki L. Travers and Mrs. Joyce D. Travers Mr. Howard D. Wilson, Jr. and Mrs. Mary Ellen Trozzo-Wilson Mr. Joseph I. True '81 and Mrs. Leslie True LR '79 Mr. Gerald A. Upright and Mrs. Mary Anne Upright Mr. Andrew A. Varhach '77 Mr. Skip Vaughan and Mrs. Joanna Vaughan Mr. Michael T. Vega '70 Ms. Lori Villarreal Mrs. Nancy Walter LR '69 Mr. Mario V. Simoncini and Mrs. Gail Warshaw Mr. Elvis M. Trotman and Dr. Shana P. Webster-Trotman Mr. Edward Weckel and Mrs. Catherine Weckel First Baptist Church of Weddington Mr. Ezell Westbrook and Mrs. Rosetta Westbrook Mr. David G. Whitten and Mrs. Teresa A. Whitten Ms. Marianne Wilburn LR '66 and Mr. H.R. Wilburn Mr. Jared Wilson '07 Mrs. Patricia G. Witzen Mr. Raymond Wockley and Mrs. Marilyn Wockley Ms. Patrice Wolfe Mr. Thurman Wright and Mrs. Sheron Wright Mr. Jon Yanchulis

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Ms. Michelle M. Adams LR '88 Mr. Allan G. Ade '12 Ms. Ann Marie Ahdoot LR '78 Mr. James Anderson and Mrs. Lisa Anderson Mr. John Ardovini and Mrs. Joanne Ardovini Ms. Katherine Bacon Ms. Allison M. Bahneman '11 Mr. Andrew J. Bannister '09 Mr. Miguel A. Boluda '10 Ms. Patricia D. Branson LR '69 Mr. Matt Buckley '98 and Mrs. Kate Buckley Mr. John K. Callahan '69 and Mrs. Judy Callahan Mr. Franklin Chambers and Mrs. Kathy Chambers Mr. Vincent P. Cipriani '75 Mr. Gilmer H. Clark, Jr. '86 and Mrs. Angela Clark Mr. Daniel E. Clement and Mrs. Marie Clement Mr. Anthony Cooper and Mrs. Brenda Cooper Ms. Valencia Copeland Col. Robert A. Couser, USMC '83 and Mrs. Jenny Couser Mr. Paul Crampton and Mrs. Juanita Crampton Mr. Paul D. Crampton '87 Mrs. Angela Cromartie-Richardson LR '89 Ms. Stephanie DeFilippo LR '80 Mr. Anthony Diehlmann '14 Mr. Jeremy Diehlmann '15 Mr. Gregory Dion '08 Mrs. LaJuan Doleman-Gorham LR '84 and Mr. Norman Gorham Mr. Charles J. Dorsey '09 Mr. Gary Dunn and Mrs. Linda Dunn Ms. Lorraine Evans Mr. Francis J. San Fellipo '71 Fells Point Corner Theatre FirstGiving Ms. Sylvia Fisher Mrs. Redis C. Floyd Heartland Home Foods Mrs. Marlo Ford LR '87 Mr. Donnell Frayer, Sr. and Mrs. Vonda Frayer Mr. Jose N. Freeman and Mrs. Thennie M. Freeman Mr. J.D. Gepert and Mrs. Darla Gepert Mr. Bernard P. Gerrity '80 and Mrs. Barbara Gerrity LR '80 Mr. Charles H. Goodrich and Mrs. P.D. Goodrich Mrs. Henrietta Grant Mr. Adam Greer and Mrs. Abigail Greer

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Mr. Charles E. Hansborough and Mrs. Grace B. Hansborough Mr. Byron Harley '85 Ms. LaSandra M. Hayes Mrs. Elayne Hollen and Mr. J. Hollen Mrs. Melissa Huar '91 and Mr. Don Huar Mr. Robert T. Humphries and Mrs. Peggy A. Humphries Mr. James Hungerford '05 Ms. Anna Louise Inabinet Maryland Turf Caterers, Inc. Mr. Robert M. Jackson '71 and Mrs. Carolyn Jackson Mr. Robert A. Jacobs, Sr. and Mrs. Maureen Jacobs Mr. John L. Jennings Ms. Cindy King BBr. Mark Knightly, CSC '72 Ms. Sheila Lavey LR '66 Ms. Tamara Lewis Mr. Matthew Magnaye '07 Mr. Nicholas J. Mammano '89 and Mrs. Cynthia R. Mammano LR '89 Mr. Robert Mazzullo '71 and Mrs. Patricia Mazzullo Mrs. Bernarda McCormick Mr. Brian C. Denton '73 and Mrs. M.T. McDonough Mr. Robert McMillon and Mrs. Donna McMillon Mr. Keith L. Miller '89 and Mrs. Danika Miller Mr. Kory A. Miller '91 Mr. David M. Minnich and Mrs. Carolyn S. Minnich Mr. David Kacar and Ms. Marybeth Morgan Mr. Edmund R. Neach '69 and Mrs. Donna Neach Mr. Thomas H. Neil and Mrs. Betty Neil Mr. Gerald D. Newsome '86 Sr. David Ann Niski, OSF Mr. Wilbert E. Nixon Mr. Claude Nogay and Mrs. Marie Nogay Mr. Robert B. Nolte and Mrs. Mary Nolte Mr. James E. Olmsted and Mrs. Marilyn L. Olmsted Mr. Charles Pace Mrs. Regina A. Padgett LR '74 and Mr. Gary A. Padgett Mr. John B. Petrarca '69 Mr. Leslie R. Pincham, Jr. and Mrs. Denise A. Pincham Mr. Carlos M. Saravia and Ms. Bibiana M. Placido

Mr. Gordon B. Pracht '88 Mr. William H. Preston, Jr. and Mrs. Elizabeth C. Preston The Puppet Co. Ms. Markonette Richardson LR '91 Mrs. Deborah D. Robl LR '73 Mr. James J. Rodenhaver and Mrs. MaryBeth Rodenhaver Mr. Jose R. Rosa-Pinero and Mrs. Elizabeth Rosa-Pinero Mr. James Sandacz and Mrs. Kelly Sandacz Ms. Krista Scanlan '09 Ms. Kalea Selmon '07 Mr. Patrick D. Sensenig '11 Mr. Robert Settles and Mrs. Iris Settles Mr. Charles Shearer and Mrs. Michelle Shearer Ms. Jennifer L. Shifflett Mr. Walter V. Sidorovich and Mrs. Amy Sidorovich Mr. David M. Simpkins and Mrs. Valerie L. Simpkins Mr. Michael R. Slattery, CPA '81 Mr. Arthur T. Lechtman and Mrs. Pam F. Slipakoff Mrs. Dianne M. Snedeker LR '69 and Mr. Carl Snedeker Ms. Alyssa M. Snider '11 Mr. Kristian A. Spears '15 Mr. Marvin A. Spinner and Mrs. Angela K. Spinner Mr. John T. Durkin '74 and Ms. Rebecca Stanley Ms. Terry Stanley Ms. Brenda Stephens Ms. Barbara E.Swanson LR '75 Mr. Alex Brown, Jr. and Mrs. Stephanie Thompson-Brown Mrs. Cynthia Toomey LR '71 and Mr. Bill Toomey Truist-Altruism, Connected Mr. Richard R. Villa '70 Mr. Tyrone L. Walker and Mrs. Audrenetta Walker Mr. Gary A. Washington and Mrs. Cynthia M. Washington Mr. J.B. Waters and Mrs. Barbara S. Waters Mr. Marty Waters Ms. Valerie Wheeler Mr. Kirk A. Williams '13 Ms. Jacqueline Woody Ms. Winifred Wright Mr. Gregory A. Yarrish and Mrs. Lori D. Yarrish

La Reine High School Alumnae Giving Mrs. Louisa Abbott LR '70 Ms. Michelle Adams LR '88 Ms. Ann Marie Ahdoot LR '78 Mrs. Margaret Albright LR '78 Mrs. Margaret Allen LR '77 Mrs. Lisa Anderson LR '86 Mrs. Rose Ayres, RN LR '79 Mrs. Penelope Beattie LR '77 Ms. Shirley Beaupied LR '67 Mrs. Brenda Bedard LR '68 Ms. Patricia Branson LR '69 Mrs. Margaret Brookman LR '71 Ms. Jennifer Bulvin LR '89 Mrs. Kristina Byrne LR '86 Ms. Michele Chaky LR '87 Mrs. Charmayne Clark LR '85 Mrs. Patricia Colabucci LR '76 Mrs. Maureen Condon LR '71 Mrs. Linda Casey LR '73 Mrs. Angela Cromartie-Richardson LR '89 Mrs. Patricia Crowley LR '72 Mrs. Janice Cuellar LR '69

Ms. Stephanie DeFilippo LR '80 Mrs. Angelina Diehlmann LR '85 Mrs. Terry Dizebba LR '72 Mrs. LaJuan Doleman-Gorham LR '84 Mrs. Mary Evers LR '86 Mrs. Brenda Ferrante LR '64 Mrs. Marlo Ford LR '87 Dr. Triesta Fowler-Lee, M.D. LR '91 Ms. Jillian Gallie LR '75 Mrs. Barbara Gerrity LR '80 Ms. Justine Good LR '81 Ms. Lenore Guthrie LR '76 Ms. Veronica Harris LR '90 Dr. Carla Hill LR '69 Mrs. Melissa Huar LR '91 Ms. Joan Hungerford LR '74 Mrs. Maureen Hurley LR '76 Ms. Marilyn Jacobs LR '70 Mrs. Jennifer Jakowicz LR '91 Ms. Denise Kazimer LR '89 Mrs. Mary Ann Kibler LR '76 Ms. Colleen Kirk LR '72

Ms. Sheila Lavey LR '66 Ms. Toni Lewis-Bennett LR '88 Ms. Paula Liebrecht LR '75 Mrs. Mary Macchiaroli LR '85 Mrs. Cynthia Mammano LR '89 Ms. Carolyn Mason LR '72 Ms. Yolanda McLaughlin LR '83 Mrs. Theresa McNulty LR '80 Mrs. Pamela Miller LR '73 Mrs. Cindy Morgan LR '78 Mrs. Glenda Motta, RN LR '67 Mrs. Patricia Musselman LR '83 Ms. Michelle Nielsen LR '87 Ms. Teresa Nolet LR '74 Mrs. Martina O'Neil LR '72 Mrs. Regina Padgett LR '74 Ms. Gemma Puglisi LR '74 Mrs. Grace Radford LR '67 Mrs. Melissa Radford Andrews LR '91 Mrs. Carol Ricciardi LR '81 Ms. Tammy Richards LR '84 Ms. Markonette Richardson LR '91

Sr. Mary Sharon Kozuch

In Honor Of...

Mrs. Peggy D. Ball

Mrs. Sandra L. Herndon

Dr. Marco J. Clark '85 Dr. Daniel McMahon

Mrs. Patricia Crowley Ms. Stephanie DeFilippo Ms. Joan E. Hungerford LR '74 Ms. Carolyn Mason Mrs. Theresa McNulty Mrs. Cynthia E. Morgan LR '78 Ms. Teresa C. Nolet Corning Incorporated Foundation

Mrs. Deborah Robl LR '73 Mrs. Cecelia Rohan LR '72 Ms. Roxane Rucker LR '77 Mrs. Dianne Snedeker LR '69 Ms. Barbara Swanson LR '75 Mrs. Patricia Swinson LR '76 Ms. Jacki Taylor LR '84 Mrs. Cynthia Toomey LR '71 Mrs. Leslie True LR '79 Mrs. Nancy Walter LR '69 Mrs. Joanann Walther LR '72 Ms. Marianne Wilburn LR '66

Mrs. Kathleen R. Link Mr. Robert D. Jackson and Mrs. Anita Jackson

Mr. Walter C. Van der Waag Mr. Robert Haile

Terrie Williams Mrs. Sandra L. Herndon

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Faculty/Staff Giving Ms. Katherine Bacon

Ms. Saiedeh Khalili

Mr. Andrew Bannister '09

Ms. Rachel Longest

Mrs. Peggy Ball

Mrs. MaryBeth Baumgartner Mr. Brian Brower

Mr. Matthew Buckley '98 Mrs. Dian Carter Mrs. Lise Carver

Mrs. Charmayne Clark LR '85 Mr. Kevin Clark '09

Dr. Marco Clark '85 Mrs. Linda Corley

Mr. Hector Cuellar

Mrs. Janice Cuellar LR '69 Mrs. Nancy Cunningham

Mrs. Angelina Diehlmann LR '85 Mrs. Anne Dillon

Mr. James Dillon, Jr. '79 Mr. Thomas Donahue

Mrs. L'oreal Edmondson '98 Ms. Elizabeth Figueroa Mr. Hunter Gallagher Mrs. Patricia Garber

Mr. Keith Gognaious

Mr. Nicholas Klimczak '07 Ms. Sandra Mammano

Mr. Justin McClain '00

Mrs. Susanne Mendiola Mr. Robert Nolte Mr. Paul O'Brien

Mr. Peter Sanneman

Mr. Charles Shryock Mr. Jeff Slack

Ms. Stacey Slack

Mr. Anthony Sosnoskie Mrs. Jan Steeger

Ms. Brenda Stephens Dr. Nigel Traylor

Dr. Robert Van der Waag Mr. Gregory Vazzana '98 Mrs. Karen Vinci

Mrs. Joanann Walther LR '72 Mr. Matthew Walther '01

Mr. M. Christopher Williams Ms. Patrice Wolfe

Mrs. Abigail Greer Mr. Adam Greer

Ms. Dionna Gunter

Ms. LaSandra Hayes

Mrs. Sandy Herndon

Mrs. Melissa Huar LR '91 Mr. Garry Imes '92

Mr. Anthony Johnson '88 Mr. Michael Jones '96

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Board Giving

Gift in Kind Mr. Geoffrey L. Ayres '79 and Mrs. Rose M. Ayres, RN LR '79

Mr. Perry Koch

Mr. Ignazio Bonanni '83

Luray Caverns

Ms. Tamara Lewis

Mr. Christopher DeCesaris '91, Chair

Fr. Kevin Kennedy

Mr. Paul Agustin '99

Ms. Toni Lewis-Bennett LR '88

Mr. Daniel Curtin

Mr. Michael Mattera '67

Dr. G. Scott Drew '79

Mr. Andrew Merkle '94

Mrs. Anne Gillis

Mrs. Tracye B. Mitchell

Mr. Francis J. Cefaratti '78 and Mrs. Joyce Cefaratti

Medical Cosmetics Enhancements

Dr. Marilyn Goldsmith

Mrs. Cindy Morgan LR '78

Mr. Gilmer Clark, Sr. and Mrs. Sheila Clark

Ms. LaShanta Harris '93

Mrs. Kathy Newman

Mr. Greg Powell and Mrs. Mary Kristine Powell

Br. Harold Hathaway, CSC

Sr. David Ann Niski, OSF

Mr. L. Paul Jackson II '94

Mr. Garry Perkins '75

Mr. David Kacar

Mr. Kirk Wills

Mr. Choice Bradbury and Mrs. Susana Bradbury

Mr. Frank J. Mammano

Mr. Lawrence M. Brookman '69 and Mrs. Margaret Brookman

Ms. Angela M. Darnell '06

Ms. Sandra Mammano Maryland Turf Caterers, Inc. Mr. Paul O'Brien

Mr. Charles A. Davis and Mrs. Anna P. Davis

The Puppet Co.

Mr. Gerardi J. Oglesby and Mrs. Jacqueline M. Dennis-Oglesby

Mrs. Melissa L. Radford Andrews LR '91

Mrs. Angelina M. Diehlmann LR '85 and Mr. Charles C. Diehlmann

Reaper's Den Mr. Leon R. Reynolds '84 and Mrs. Rokisha Reynolds

Mr. James C. Dillon, Jr. '79 and Mrs. Anne Dillon Dover Downs Hotel & Casino Entertainment Cruises

Mr. Marty E. Robinson and Mrs. Stephanie E. Robinson Mr. Raymond Rouse Mr. James P. Sandacz and Mrs. Kelly L. Sandacz

Fells Point Corner Theatre Mr. Donnell Frayer, Sr. and Mrs. Vonda Frayer Mr. Michael Garber and Mrs. Patricia Garber Mr. Vance Gloster, Jr. and Mrs. Thelma P. Gloster Mr. Edgar N. Gramblin, Jr. and Ms. Terrie V. Williams Dr. David E. Harmon, Jr., DDS, MSD '84 and Mrs. Shonda W. Harmon Mrs. Sandra L. Herndon

Mr. David M. Simpkins and Mrs. Valerie L. Simpkins Mr. Michael S. Smith '74 and Mrs. Karen Smith Ms. Faye Spiers Mr. Marvin A. Spinner and Mrs. Angela K. Spinner Mr. Thomas Steeger and Mrs. Janet Steeger Mr. John W. Teletchea '92

Mr. LaMont A. Hinton and Mrs. Nacole B. Hinton Mr. Robert D. Jackson and Mrs. Anita Jackson

Mr. Ronald D. Thomas and Ms. Kimberly Thomas

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Businesses and Organizations Accelerated Development & Support Corp.

Affordable Bus Co. Always Fun Casinos, LLC America's Brightest America's Charities AMG Franchises LLC Anna 3H Inc. ATC, LLC Atlantic Technology Group Black Student Fund Blueline Security Services, LLC Bohler Engineering Cap X Office Solutions Cardinal Bank Carousel Uniforms Catering by the Bay/Bayside Bull Catholic Business Network of Prince George's County, Inc. Catholic Charities

Catholic Coalition for Special Education Center for Ministry Development Chesapeake Bay Trust Chick-Fil-A Christian Brothers Institute Congressional Country Club Constellation NewEnergy Inc. CRC Industries, LLC CRL Technologies Inc CSX Transportation Dover Downs Hotel & Casino Entertainment Cruises Fells Point Corner Theatre First Priority Tours FirstGiving Flynn and O'Hara George P. Kalas Funeral Home Grassroots Youth Football League, Inc Greater Prince George's Business Roundtable, Inc.

Heartland Home Foods IBM Employee Services Center J.W. Graner Excavating Kennedy/Jenks Consultants L/T Enterprises-Inc. Logan Capital Management, Inc. Loyola Retreat House Luray Caverns Marlow Sports Maryland Charity Campaign Maryland State Council Knights of Columbus Maryland Turf Caterers Inc Medical Cosmetics Enhancements Medtronics Morgan Stanley/Cybergrants Northrop Grumman Petitbon Alarm Co. Pinnacle Fixturing Specialist Potomac Basin Group Associates

Foundations, Funds & Churches Alan & Amy Meltzer Family Foundation Inc. Ascension Parish Bank of America Foundation Congregation of Holy Cross, Moreau Province Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund First Baptist Church of Weddington Fr. James S. Betz Scholarship for Catholic Education France-Merrick Foundation Gary Lee Ryon, Jr. Memorial Foundation, Inc. Holy Family Church Kinney Family Foundation Life Redecided Foundation Orange County Community Foundation 42

Pacific Life Foundation Scholarship America Shepherd Foundation Southern Prince George's Rotary Foundation, Inc St. Joseph's School St. Mary's Ryken High School St. Matthias the Apostle Church St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church State Farm Companies Foundation The Geaton and Joann DeCesaris Family Foundation, Inc. The New York Community Trust United Way YourCause, Corporate Employee Giving Programs

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RBK Construction Inc. Reaper's Den Revere Bank Rita's Italian Ice, Forestville Sage Dining Services Sandy Spring Bank Serving Our Children Sherwood Consulting Shipley and Horne, P.A. Streamline Ventures LLC The Meltzer Group The Puppet Co. The Sharper Cut Inc. Title Max, LLC Tree Services Inc Truist-Altruism, Connected Warner Construction Weyer's Floor Service Inc.

Workplace Giving Sandra Adams Gregory Akers Dawn Altch Wendell Alummer Gregory Andreozzi Tawana Banks Vicki Barber Angela Battle Jose Boluda Patricia Boston William Brightwell Angelica Brightwell Kay Briscoe Stephanie Brown Lakeshia Butler Michael Byrne Bradley Carpenter Martha Chacon-Ospina Susan Czecha Paul Dougherty Daniel Driscoll John Duncan, Jr. Triesta Fowler-Lee Timothy Frye Ron Gilmer Eva Gonzalez Nathan Graves '75 Laurie Gray Patricia Greene Rhea Harris William Hermann Angela Hill Alan Holloway Josephine Jackson Camilla Johnson Nancy Johnson Marion Jones- Allen Timothy Kenney

James Kennon RuthAnn Killion Rickey Lawrence Mack Lawrence Darryl Lewis Lauren Liebrecht Philip Liebrecht Dr. Daniel McMahon Bonnie Marine-Stinnett Melvin Mason Monica McEaddy Gerard McSorley Carol Meekins Danika Miller Mary Monroe Carol Murphy Patricia Musselman Robert Nyers Martina O'Neil Nolita Pollard Frederick Redmond Markonette Richardson Marc Robinson Charles Rogers Beall Sharon James Sheehy Caitlin Smith Donna Stratton Edward Thomas II Anne Valentine Lori Villarreal Gary White Norman Whitehead, Jr. Jillian Worthen Lorraine Wright Jon Yanchulis Sheila Zellner-Jenkins Bishop McNamara High School Annual Report 2016-2017

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The Bishop McNamara and La Reine High School

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

with Darius Baxter ‘11

“In any given day there are a million things that we spend $10 on.

Why not invest in the community that has done so much for you or your children?”

Following graduation from Bishop McNamara, I began serving as the Treasurer of the Alumni Association. In addition to my role as the Treasurer, I was honored to be a recipient of the Bishop McNamara Caritas Award for my service in low-income communities throughout the metro D.C. area. I have worked closely with my former teachers and administrators to coordinate impact opportunities for current/former students of Bishop McNamara to ensure that the legacy of Blessed Basil Anthony Moreau lives on for generations to come.

Alumni can stay connected to Bishop McNamara in several ways. The first of many is staying connected with your former classmates. Six years later, I’m lucky to have kept a circle of friends that I graduated with that have reminded me of my journey through the halls of Bishop McNamara High School. Another way is by being involved with the BMHS/LRHS Alumni Association.

I think it is important for alumni from both schools to be involved with the Alumni Association because the more people that are involved in the process the better our community becomes. Whether you are young, old, black, white, tall, short, rich, or poor - when you involve yourself in the process, your voice becomes heard. Inevitably that means you are shaping the future for what Bishop McNamara will become.

Although sharing your monetary resources is greatly appreciated, there are many ways to support the Bishop McNamara community. Our community has benefited greatly from those who have volunteered their time at events, coached athletes on the sports field, or mentored students to college success.

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I grew up going to Catholic school in California, so I am a big believer in Catholic education. It has a foundational element that is important to me. When I was looking at schools in this area for my children, I knew I needed to find a Christ-centered school with a caring, passionate administration that was genuinely interested in students and their academics. I was deeply impressed with Dr. Clark; he personally greeted me and my children at every encounter in a school of approximately 800 students with 1600 parents/guardians. That just sat well with my spirit, that this was the right place for my children to be with such a personable administration that was interested in their success. Bishop McNamara High School embraces the parents as much as they embrace the kids. That really attracted me, and it felt good that they know who you are when they talk to you, they’re approachable – you just get a good feeling being here!

This is my third year serving as President of the Bishop McNamara High School Parents’ Club. I see the Parents’ Club as an extension between parents, the School and the students. We provide assistance and support to parents when it comes to helping our children be successful in any aspect of their lives. When your children go to high school, it’s entirely different from when they go to middle and elementary school; you’re more involved and engage in more hands-on activities when your children are younger. But as they get older and the move on to high school, you’re teaching them to be more independent and accountable, but at the same time, you still want to be involved. They’re growing up, but they still need us! That’s where the Parents’ Club comes in. We help parents and their children when it comes to handling stress, looking for colleges, time management and all the other things that come with high school life. We strive to be supportive and focused on the parents and what we can bring to them as far as what’s going on in the life of their student.

I am a strong proponent and supporter of this School. When they say “welcome home,” I feel that in my heart. I do my part to support the kids, I love to see them grow and how the School rises to meet them where they are. It means everything to me. I may not be the biggest donor to Bishop McNamara, but I believe in what they’re trying to do. I believe in the vision they’re setting forth in transforming the School into a better learning environment for the kids. I want to do what I can to help fulfill that mission.

If you’re considering making a donation to Bishop McNamara High School, get off the fence and donate! You’re investing in the future, and you’re helping set the path for our young people. We don’t know all of the possibilities that the future holds, but if we can prepare our young people now and give them the tools to help them succeed, we will see and celebrate the rewards they achieve in the future.

Photo credit to a little bit of whimsy photography.

The Parents’ Club at Bishop McNamara High School with Tracye Burr-Mitchell

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Mr. Joseph Gerrity ‘78

Ms. madolyn johns

Mr. michael j. Mammano '83

Ms. Mary Gerrity

Ms. Michelle Nielsen

Mr. Charles R. Gray, Jr.

Mr. Link Mr. Robert D. Jackson and Mrs. Anita Jackson

Mr. Brian Barger Ms. Evina Parrish

Mr. C. David Case and Mrs. Lisa Case Mr. Daniel E. Clement and Mrs. Marie Clement Mr. Gary Connell and Mrs. Linda A. Casey Mr. James C. Dillon, Jr. '79 and Mrs. Anne Dillon First Baptist Church of Weddington Mr. Michael Garber and Mrs. Patricia Garber Mr. Charles H. Goodrich and Mrs. P. D. Goodrich Mrs. Henrietta Grant Mr. James A. Gray and Mrs. Carole L. Gray Mr. Robert E. Gray Mrs. Sandra L. Herndon Mr. J. D. Hollen and Mrs. Elayne E. Hollen Ms. Anna Louise Inabinet Col. (Ret) George B. Inabinet, Jr. and Mrs. Sally Z. Inabinet Mr. Frank J. Mammano Mrs. Bernarda McCormick Mr. Robert D. Miller II and Mrs. Anne Marie D. Miller Mr. David M. Minnich and Mrs. Carolyn S. Minnich Mr. Claude Nogay and Mrs. Marie Nogay Mr. Gus Pappas and Mrs. Cynthia Ann Pappas Ms. Loretta Powers Mr. Arthur J. Horne, Jr. '79 Mr. Walter V. Sidorovich and Mrs. Amy Sidorovich Mr. Michael Soresi and Mrs. Cheryl Soresi St. Joseph's School Mr. J. B. Waters and Mrs. Barbara S. Waters

Ms. Sandra L. Mammano Mr. Thomas Musselman ‘83 Mr. John Pike ‘81

Ms. Catherine Farley

Mr. Kevin L. Hargrove

In Loving Memory...

Mr. Robert J. Antonetti, Sr. Mrs. Mary Catherine Antonetti

Mrs. Victoria Burton Mr. Dennis G. Burton and Mrs. Victoria Burton

Ms. Z'Ane B. Davis-Smith Mr. Jason W. Fenwick and Ms. Nitza Santiago

Mr. randell duncan

Mr. Bill Toomey and Mrs. Cynthia Toomey

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Mrs. Nancy Maimone Ms. Mira A. Asare Mr. William K. Brightwell and Mrs. Angelica I. Brightwell Class of 2010 Mr. Marco Ferrante and Mrs. Brenda Ferrante Mrs. Redis C. Floyd Mr. Michael Garber and Mrs. Patricia Garber Mr. Daniel Kasprzyk and Mrs. Ann Kasprzyk Mr. Cesar G. Magnaye and Mrs. Dolores L. Magnaye Ms. Celena R. Mammano ‘10 Mr. Frank J. Mammano Mr. Damien Nathaniel Price Dr. Victor Shin Ms. Terry Stanley

Mr. Anthony F. Mammano '82 Mrs. Tracye Busbee Mr. Roderick Chapman ‘87 Ms. Debra Dempsey Mrs. L'oreal G. Edmondson ‘98 Mr. Kenneth J. Harris ‘82 Ms. Theresa Lloyd Ms. Celena R. Mammano '10 Ms. Sandra L. Mammano Ms. Victoria L. Mammano '09 Mr. Andrew McFall Ms. Carole A. Page Mr. Alexis M. Rohan and Mrs. Kathleen Rohan Mr. Thomas A. Rohan ‘73

Mr. Aaron G. Marshall Ms. Evelyn Adkins Ms. Helen F. Akers Ms. Hattie C. Brown Ms. Robyn A. Hickey Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski and Mrs. Jacqueline Hrabowski Dr. Alycia A. Marshall Ms. Katina R. Stapleton Mr. and Mrs. Stapleton France-Merrick Foundation

Ms. Erin mercer Rev. Cheryl Mercer

Ms. Toni Millner Ms. Renee Harrison Ms. Saiedeh Khalili Mr. Purnell Lawrence

Mr.Kevin O'Neil '03 Ms. Miata O’Neil

Mr. John Upright, '91 Mr. Gerald A. Upright and Mrs. Mary Anne Upright

Mr. Thomas d. wyatt Mr. Norval J. Hickman and Mrs. Lolita L. Hickman Mr. Wilbert E. Nixon Mr. James D. Schlichting Mr. Arthur T. Lechtman Mrs. Michelle M. Shearer Ms. Jacqueline Woody Mrs. Allene M. Wyatt

WAYS to SUPPORT Supporting the Vision of Blessed Fr. Moreau and the Mission of Bishop McNamara High School

Bishop McNamara High School relies on the generosity of our school community. Tuition alone does not fully fund the needs of the School. It is only through the thoughtfulness of caring individuals that Bishop McNamara has been able to flourish and meet the needs of our students.

Spes Unica Annual Fund

Gifts of cash are available for immediate use by the School for academic programs, student resources and faculty support.

Cross & Anchor Endowment

This newly-established endowment allows for current and future students to have access to the best teachers and resources for their education. Establishing of perpetual scholarships, department chairs, naming of buildings and fields, and general donor-restricted gifts encompass the possibilities of the endowment.

Scholarship Fund Giving

You may make a donation to individual scholarship funds, which have been set up as memorial or honorary scholarships, or scholarships endowed by certain organizations.

Matching Gifts

Many businesses and corporations match personal gifts to educational institutions made by employees, retirees and family members.

Gifts of Securities & Stocks

Gifts of securities and stocks can help you save on capital gains tax and offer a charitable income tax deduction.

Memorial & Honorary Gifts

Your memorial gift to Bishop McNamara can help to perpetuate the values that guided a loved one’s life.

Gifts may honor a person during his or her lifetime or commemorate a significant event.

Real Estate

Real estate can offer great potential for a charitable gift. Bishop McNamara High School will consider accepting a gift of a home, vacation property, condominium, undeveloped land, or other real estate.

Personal Property

Gifts of assets such as cars, jewelry and boats are also welcomed.

Planned Giving

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United Way of the National Capital Area: #8895 CFC: #62489 Maryland Charity Campaign: #6137 For more information, please contact the Advancement Office at 301.735.8401 ext. 295

Gifts made through wills, trusts and/or through IRA charitable donations.

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Bishop McNamara High School, a college preparatory school in the Holy Cross tradition, exists to educate and form young men and women in and through the Catholic faith.

The School challenges its students to think with Christ, a thought animated by the Gospel, manifested in service and informed by academic excellence.

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B​ishop McNamara High School is an exempt organization as described in Section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code: EIN 52-0805939. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. A copy of the current financial statement of Bishop McNamara High School is available by writing to the Office of Institutional Advancement, Bishop McNamara High School, 6800 Marlboro Pike, Forestville, MD 20747 or by calling 301-735-8401. Documents and information submitted under the Maryland Solicitations Act are also available, for the cost of postage and copies, from the Maryland Secretary of State, State House, Annapolis, MD 21401, (410) 974-5534.

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