Camden Catholic High School Annual Magazine

The Magazine of Camden Catholic High School 2014 Volume 14 No. 16

Leaders & Achievers

for the Future n ig a p m a C $6 Million

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In the Camden Catholic Tradition • Campaign for the Future • 2014 Hall of Fame • Reunions and Class News • Annual Report of Giving

Major Gifts s Commit to ay d n e ri F & i n nderw • Alum Renovation U • Dining Hall

Honor Faith Loyalty THE MAGAZINE

Gabriel Paoletti ’01, CCHS faculty, founder of Leadership Academy; Erika Ward, Class of 2014 Valedictorian, attending Princeton University; John Pisa ‘74, Major Contributor, Campaign for the Future and member, CCHS Board of Trustees; Christine Palladino P ’03, ’06, ’10, state championship coach and faculty; Elizabeth Tirrell Mazzeo ’77, CCHS Board of Trustees

President Mary Whipkey, MA, P ’01, ’03, ’05 President Emeritus Monsignor Andrew Martin, MA Principal Heather Crisci, MA, P ’17 Vice Principals James Hoban, MS Kelly O’Connor, M.Ed Associate Administrator for Athletics and Transportation Marlene Grimes, BA ’86 Director of Admissions Colleen Byrnes Walsh ’01

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Rev. Scott Pilarz, SJ ’77 Chairperson Robert DiStanislao ’78 Vice Chairperson John Glennon Anne Hartman George Hutchinson III, P ’00, ’02, ’04, ’08 Joseph T. Kenney, Esq. ’76, P ’16 Thomas MacKinnon Beth Mazzeo ’77 Msgr. Robert McDermott ’60 John Pisa ’74 John Pund ’74 Dean Ragone ’76 Colleen Ready, Esq. ’77 Linda Schilling ’70 Frank V. Tedesco, Esq. ’66 Paula Villa ’77 Mary Boyle, Superintendent Diocese of Camden, Diocesan Representative Clare Diemer, Esq., Diocesan attorney

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Camden Catholic High School is a suburban, college preparatory, day and boarding school. It educates young men and women spiritually, academically, socially and physically in a faith community to develop as life long learners and leaders in a global society in the Catholic tradition.

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LEADERS & ACHIEVERS IN THE CAMDEN CATHOLIC TRADITION

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4 6 11 47 Published by Camden Catholic High School Development Department Editor: Kate Madden Bieg ‘98 Editorial Staff: Janet Indelicato ’71, P ‘02, ‘06 Colleen Poole P ‘13 Marc Vallone ‘06 Colleen Byrnes Walsh ‘01 Mary Whipkey P ’01, ’03, ‘05 Design: Tim Streeter Printer: McKella 280, Brian Romani ‘90

Leaders & Achievers in the Camden Catholic Tradition Alumni and donor profiles, proving that Honor, Faith and Loyalty breed success.

CAMPAIGN FOR THE FUTURE $6 Million campaign kicks off the next 125 years.

HALL OF FAME 400 Guests honor 15 individuals and three championship teams.

CLASS OF 2014 98% Attending college. 28 Legacy families. Outstanding accomplishments.

ANNUAL REPORT Listing of donors for fiscal year 2013-14.

Departments The Arts Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 Sports Accomplishments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 Faculty News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 Class of 2018: Legacies, Academic Awards, Community Scholars . . . . . .34 Alumni News and Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 Reunions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 1

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Introducing

Mary Whipkey President, Camden Catholic High School

Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J. ’77 Chairman, Board of Trustees

In March, Bishop Dennis J. Sullivan, upon the recommendation of the Board of Trustees, appointed Mrs. Mary Whipkey as the third president of Camden Catholic High School.

Mrs. Whipkey had served as interim president for the past several months, and prior to that had spent 10 years at CCHS, first as Director of Advancement and then as Director of Admissions. Her ability to connect with many groups of our diverse Camden Catholic family, from alumni and donors, to current parents, students, and potential new students, as well as her unwavering dedication to the success of the school, and as a champion of Catholic education, make her an ideal leader as CCHS embarks on the next 125 years.

Did You Know?

Mary Whipkey, P ’01, ’03, ’05 President

Heather Crisci, P ’17 Principal

Dear Friends of Camden Catholic:

• Mary Whipkey and her husband Colin (aka “Whip” and former CCHS teacher), graduated three children from CCHS: Patrick ‘01 (LaSalle University), Molly ‘03 (Georgetown University) and Shane ‘05 (Villanova University).

• Mary grew up with the sand between her toes at the Jersey Shore and graduated from Wildwood High School, Villanova University (BS, Business Administration), and LaSalle University (MA, Communications) and is a longtime member of St. Joan of Arc Parish in Marlton.

• Mary’s favorite place (besides CCHS, of course): the beaches of Wildwood Crest, NJ, and, any town in Ireland.

At the writing of this letter we have just concluded the 126th school year in the history of Camden Catholic High School. Ninety-eight percent of our graduating class of 174 seniors have been accepted to and are attending two or four-year colleges and the remaining two percent are pursuing international education opportunities. As the class of 2014 valedictorian, Erika Ward (pictured, on cover) stated in her commencement address on June 1: “Our experiences and instructors at Camden Catholic have taught us valuable life lessons. We need to keep these lessons in mind as we move into the future: Love others…Find happiness and inner peace…Appreciate and emulate beauty…Be passionate…Self-actualize…Embrace diversity…Serve others…Make a positive difference.”

Simple, right? Not necessarily. We realize as we mature, and take on new experiences throughout our lives, that life only becomes more complicated. However, as Erika so genuinely stated on graduation day, Camden Catholic has provided us the tools with which to best engage in our experiences, and to successfully ride the rollercoaster that is life. The lessons that we have learned in these hallowed halls will travel with us to college and beyond. And, as illustrated by this year’s magazine theme, “Leaders and Achievers,” these lessons will serve us well.

• Since her appointment, first as interim president, and then as president, Mrs. Whipkey has led the Campaign for the Future fundraising effort to the tune of $4 million…and counting!

From physicians to CEOs, civic leaders to scholars, and screenwriters to Peace Corps volunteers, Camden Catholic graduates contribute to the betterment of both local and global communities. We encourage you to read on and enjoy the stories of our leaders and achievers, a small selection of the thousands of alumni who are sharing their Camden Catholic lessons for the greater good of our world.

• Mrs. Whipkey was a pharmaceutical sales representative for 13 years and an adjunct professor for LaSalle University’s Graduate Communications Program.

• As a breast cancer survivor, Mary's mantra is to make everyday count!

• Mary counts Spirit Week, Hall of Fame, and Baccalaureate among her favorite CCHS events and activities.

• Her favorite thing about CCHS is the way it prepares students for real world experiences in college and beyond.

• Mary became a grandmother to two precious baby girls during 2013: Kayleigh, born to Patrick and his wife Megan, and Taylor, born to Molly and her husband Justin. The girls will call her “Toots,” instead of the traditional “Grandmom.”

Inside this edition of the magazine you will also learn about exciting changes happening for our current and future students. The $6 million Campaign for the Future (pages 4-5), announced in March, is already enhancing the Irish Experience in a major way. Technology upgrades, increased scholarships, and the dining hall renovation (currently underway), help continue the evolution that began more than a century ago with just a few students in a small classroom in the city of Camden. We thank all of you who have given so much. To those who thought of giving, we invite you to join us. To those who have never given, it is never too late!

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Hail, Alma Mater! To thee we raise Our grateful hearts in this our song of praise; Hither we came, thy truth and wisdom to attain May thy blest guiding pow’r forever with us reign.

Hail, Alma Mater! Mem’ry recalls Our golden happy years within thy walls; Friendships of youthful days shall never grow cold; Long shall we cherish true glad days of old.

Yours in Honor, Faith, and Loyalty,

• The most influential person in Mary’s life has been her Dad who taught her how to live life to the fullest, laugh often, to stand up for what you believe in, and have a deep faith.

• When asked what Mary hopes for CCHS as the school enters the next 125 years, “I would like CCHS to continue to be the premier high school in South Jersey, producing generations more of successful alumni, and children of alumni who always show their Irish Pride!”

ALMA MATER! Elizabeth Dreher and Sister Mary Christine Tobin

Scott Pilarz Chair, Board of Trustees

Mary Whipkey President

Heather Crisci Principal

Hail, Alma Mater! Deep in our hearts We treasure all our memories of thee Throughout the years to come may this our stanchion be: Honor and Loyalty with Faith inspired by thee.

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The following is a list of donors who have made a commitment to The Campaign for Camden Catholic from 4/1/2012 through 6/30/2014. The list includes both cash and pledges. In addition to these gifts, The Campaign spans multiple appeals, including gifts made to The Annual Fund.

"For it is in giving that we receive.”

– St. Francis of Assisi

A Bold Vision for the Future Comprehensive Capital Campaign

The Camden Catholic Capital Campaign was announced in March at the annual President’s Reception with plans to upgrade school facilities, enhance technology, and increase scholarships. With a 52-year history at the building on Cuthbert Road, there are improvements needed. Thanks to the many alumni and friends of CCHS who have chosen to contribute to the campaign we are almost at three-quarters of the way to our goal of $6 million.

Faculty Fellowships The inaugural program of the Monsignor William Brennan Faculty Fellowship has led to the development of a STEM curriculum for middle-school students. These named fellowships are necessary to challenge faculty to create new programs at Camden Catholic. Funds from the Campaign will continue to support these programs.

Scholarships/Endowments

Dining Hall

Facade Ground Redesign

Demolition of the cafeteria began at the conclusion of the 2013-14 school year. This renovation focuses on both “behind-the-scenes” features as well as cosmetic elements. The cafeteria will open the 201415 school year as an all-new Dining Hall, the social epicenter for student, faculty, parent, and alumni events and activities. Thanks to a grant from the Connelly Foundation and many generous donors for making this project a reality and the first capital project to get underway.

As the Campaign gains momentum, plans are underway to improve the functionality of the exterior of the building and surrounding grounds.

• Summer 2014 - new exposed ceiling; new windows and doors, and lighting • December 2014 - new wall system and floor

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With the ever rising costs of Catholic education, the affordability factor becomes problematic to many families. The Campaign is committed to searching for donors to fund scholarships. Last year John Langan and Judith Nadell committed $1,000,000 to scholarship. Pepe and Peg Piperno committed $500,000 over five years. Camden Catholic has started the Shamrock Society with two different circles of giving: The 1887 Scholarship Circle and the Irish Endowment Circle.

GOAL!

$6 Million $5 Million

Annual Fund 2-Year Scope of Campaign

$1.5 Million

$4 Million $3 Million $2 Million

A group of alumni and coaches have formed an Athletic Advisory Committee to assess field improvement needs. The turf-field installation was a necessary and successful addition to campus, however the non-turf fields need attention as well.

The Irish Endowment Circle is funding an endowment with a gift of a minimum of $25,000 by a pledge to be paid over a period of not more than five years. The first tuition award will be given one year after the fund achieves full endowment fund status because only the earned income will be used each year for financial assistance.

Administration with the Campaign Co-Chairs: Principal Heather Crisci, Jim ’57 and Agnes ’63 (Weatherby) Madden, Rev. Scott Pilarz, S.J. ’77, President Mary Whipkey, and Charlie Grandi ‘69

Campaign Pledges:

• Summer 2015 - plans include the addition of visitor parking spaces and a driveway across the main entrance with landscaping and hardscaping to make for a more inviting and easily-accessible entrance

Field Maintenance

The 1887 Scholarship Circle is asking for donors to commit to contributing a minimum of $1,000 per year for four years to fund a portion of a student's annual tuition.

Capital Projects & Scholarships

$1 Million

BECOME A PART OF THE CAMPAIGN Help us with the final 30% to reach our goal!

Can you help support Camden Catholic for another 125 years of excellent Catholic education in South Jersey?

Contact Mary Whipkey, President: mwhipkey@camdencatholic.org or 856-663-2247 ext. 104, and visit www.camdencatholic.org/campaign.

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$1,000,000 Mr. John Langan and Ms. Judith Nadell $500,000 Mr. and Mrs. Pepe Piperno $250,000 Mr. Robert P. DiStanislao '78 The Pilarz Family '77 John Pisa '74 $60,000 The Connelly Foundation $50,000 Nancy Palombo Ehle '77 Charles and Sallie Grandi '69 Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation James F. '56 and Nancy Kelly Mr. T. J. and Paula Escott Lizzio '58 Elizabeth Tirrell '77 and Lawrence Mazzeo $30,000 Agnes '63 and Jim '57 Madden $25,000 Linda M. Schilling '70 and James Golubieski Jay '76 and Lisa O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. William Weatherby '63 Jack '72 and Tricia '73 Wixted $10,000 - $24,999 Bill '67 & Anne Barker Rick '70 & Denise Brady '77 Caruso Dennis Corbett '90 Louis J. & Anne Uhland Frontino '65 Jack '74 and Kristen Pund Frank and Michele Tedesco '66 Colleen M. Ready Wallace '77 $5,000 - $9,999 Edward F. Burke '52 Bernard '68 and Barbara Cortese* Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle Eileen O'Neil Reilly '78 Dick '55 and Mary Beth Muller '56 Smith Barbara '60 and Joe '58 Strasser $1,000 - $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Byrnes Mrs. Heather Crisci* John A. De Falco '58 Tony '68 and Lynn Giorgio Mr. & Mrs. George Hutchinson Ms. Marie M. Kennedy '92 Mr. Joseph T. Kenney '76 Gerry '82 and Maureen Marini Msgr. Andrew Martin '60* Mr. Martin Nelson* Kelly O'Connor* Colleen and Michael Poole* Mr. Dean Ragone '76 Sister Barbara Williams, RSM '56 Leonard & Catherine Wood '68 $500 - $999 Mr. Patrick J. Brennan, Jr. '95 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pacana* Mr. Anthony D'Antonio* James Hoban* The Paoletti Family '01* Mary and Colin Whipkey* Up to $499 Mr. James W. Atwell '99 Linda Bednar* Mr. Jeffrey J. Bruckner '00* Jim Crawford* Matt Crawford '99* Mrs. Diane Crowell '78* Mr. Michael DeMeo* Michael & Nina Dennin '98 Ms. Meghan Dymond '00 Mr. Varsay Lewis '01* Margaret M. Madden* Ken & Maria Tursi Marini '83 Merenyi Family* Maryanne '60 and Jack Merritt* Mr. Harry J. Metzinger '00 Lindsey Murphy* Joya Oasin* Dana Murray Papa '94 Mr. John Phipps* Mr. Daniel D. Pike '99 Lance Privetera* Bridget Bigley Sipera '02* Frank Solometo* Joan Urello* Kimberly Usher* Angie Veneziani* * Indicates current and former faculty and staff.

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THE 2014 CAMDEN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME On Saturday, April 12, 2014

Camden Catholic High School was honored to induct a new class of athletic, arts, and academic nominees into the prestigious Hall of Fame. “We have so many highly accomplished alumni and our committee spends countless hours to make the appropriate selections each year,” said Hall of Fame chairperson Jack Wixted ‘72. Among this year’s inductees were two state championship teams, male and female multi-sport awardwinning athletes, and leaders in business, philanthropy, and civic service.

More than 400 guests gathered to celebrate the 15 honorees and three teams, who were led into the Grandi Auditorium by the traditional Irish bagpiper for their inductions. During the enlightening ceremony, guests learned of each inductee’s and team’s notable accomplishments, as they stepped forward to accept their awards. Mr. Wixted, 2010 Hall of Fame inductee, and Monsignor Andrew Martin, 2011 Hall of Fame inductee, returned to the stage to bestow the honor on the Green & White (athletics) and Emerald (academics and arts) inductees, respectively.

Hall of Fame scholarship recipient Kayleigh Whitmore ’15 also spoke at the event. She shared her great appreciation for this grant, which was awarded to she and two other students selected by the Hall of Fame committee last year. Kayleigh is the eighth in her family to attend Camden Catholic, and is highly active in a number of diverse school activities.

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The Camden Catholic High School Hall of Fame EMERALD HALL OF FAME FOR ACADEMICS & THE ARTS

G R E E N & W H I T E H A L L O F FA M E F O R AT H L E T I C S

Jack Carty ’47

William Lanza ’66

Ralph Bantivoglio ’56 (posthumous)

• Courier-Post longtime reporter, columnist, and editor; • Received many New Jersey Press Association Awards; • Co-author Flame Dragons of the Korean War (Hearts of Iron); • Played on resurrected football team and first CCHS baseball team; • Awarded first Tom Kenney Outstanding Athlete Award in 1946.

• Vietnam veteran, longtime volunteer for the Atlantic County Veterans Service; • advocate for veterans, their dependents and survivors helping them receive benefits owed due to service to their country; • received NJ Distinguished Service Medal.

Joseph Clarke, Sr. ’32 (posthumous)

Elizabeth Tirrell Mazzeo ‘77

• Baseball and basketball; • established career school marks in basketball for assists and points; • was the first Irish player to surpass 1,000 points (finishing with 1,152, a record that stood until 1991); • outstanding four-year varsity baseball performer; • three-year varsity starter on LaSalle University basketball team; • twice was named to the All-Big Five team; • served as team captain for two years and in 1959 was named the team’s Most Valuable Player.

• longtime reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer; • became nationally known after he helped break the murder case of a young girl who was found in the woods near Camden High School; • received the 1949 Pall Mall Award on radio and television's Big Story; • established Clarke Realty and was a Justice of Peace; a member of the national and Camden County boards of Realtors the Knights of Columbus, Santa Maria Council, Haddon Township, and the American Newspaper Guild; • played basketball and baseball at CCHS and was part of the original Varsity Club which initiated the revival of football and baseball at the school in 1946.

Pat Delsi (Pasquale DelSignore) ’52 • broadcaster, disk jockey, sportscaster and popular master of ceremonies throughout the Delaware Valley; • introduced more than a million records on radio; reporting more than 200,000 newscasts on air; sportscasting more than 5,000 high school, college and professional games; • conducting more than 5,000 interviews with people in all walks of life, from comedian Milton Berle to President Gerald Ford; the voice of Drexel basketball for the last 30 years; • named Outstanding New Jersey Jaycee, Outstanding Jaycee State Chairman and Sons of Italy Outstanding Young Man of the Year.

Charles Grandi ’69 • former president and CEO of Fibre-Metal Products Company; • career includes time spent at Seton Company Norwood Products, Johnson & Johnson, and Doolan Steel Export; • established the Charles & Marie Grandi Foundation which has supported more than 100 students at CCHS in addition to major funding of the arts programs at CCHS; • honors graduate of Seton Hall University, Masters in Industrial Psychology from University of Pennsylvania.

• COO, Bloomberg L.P., responsible for Operations, Professional Development, Career Development, and Administration (including Global Facilities, Purchasing, Printing and Mailing Services, Supply Chain, Global Real Estate, Distribution and Asset Management); • graduate of Villanova University; • Trustee, Villanova University and CCHS; • Board of Directors, National Center for Women & Information Technology; • instrumental in developing Bloomberg’s trading system and additional trading applications.

Dennis McGonigle ’78 • COO, SEI Investments; • responsible for guiding the efforts of a number of units within the company, including the corporate and insurance markets, as well as SEI’s own financial team; • graduate of Scranton University; • Board of Directors, Scranton University; • Trustee, Kimberton Waldorf School; • Board of Directors, Wisdom Technologies Corporation.

Robert Viggiano ’54 • Courier-Post sports reporter for 49 years; • Carino Club President’s Award and Basketball Hall of Fame; • South Jersey Coaches Association Recognition Award; • South Jersey Baseball Hall of Fame; • Camden County Sports Hall of Fame; • researched and compiled South Jersey high school sports history from 1900 to the present, cataloguing for the use of schools’ research.

John Sigmund ’96 • Football and basketball; • in football, a two-year starter and captain, and All-Parochial team and second team All-South Jersey selections by the Courier-Post; • in basketball, a two-year starter and leading scorer for the Irish both seasons, helped them compile a combined 45-9 record and reach the South Jersey Parochial A finals; finished his basketball career with 1,009 points, his 565 points for the 1996 season ranks seventh on the school’s all-time list. Recruited nationally for football and earned a scholarship to University of Wisconsin where he was a starting tight-end.

Joseph DiPietro ’76

David Slattery ’82

• football and baseball, former softball coach; • led Irish softball team for 16 seasons posting a 279-98 record; • won three straight State Parochial A championships (the first New Jersey high school softball coach to do so) and five Olympic Conference titles; • 1991 and 1992 teams were named number one in South Jersey by the Courier-Post; • South Jersey Coaches Association Coach-of-the-Year 1991; • completed his sixth season as head softball coach of Temple University in 2014.

Kristina Branca Gozdan ’86

• basketball; • Courier-Post All-Parochial as a junior and senior, All-South Jersey and Olympic Conference all-star team member; • finished Irish career with 1,097 points in 77 varsity games; • a school record of 723 rebounds (now third on list) and his 307 rebounds in 1982 is the second highest single-season total in school history; • earned a full scholarship to St. Joseph’s University where he was a starter and one of the tri-captains his senior season as the Hawks captured the first Atlantic 10 championship in the university’s history, and took them to the NCAA Tournament; • returned to CCHS to serve as an assistant basketball coach under Jim Crawford for 14 seasons.

William Wheeler ’86

• Legendary softball pitcher; • one of the key members of the first Camden Catholic state championship softball team; • 19-5 record as a senior, started every game on the mound during the 21win season; • pitched 170 innings and had 134 strikeouts with just 46 walks; • selected to the Courier-Post All-South Jersey team; • attended Villanova University where she was a four-year varsity starter, ranks sixth in Villanova history for shutouts and is seventh in complete games.

Barbara Patterson ’73 • Field hockey, basketball and softball; earned 11 varsity letters at CCHS; • three-sport athlete and seven varsity letters at Trenton State College (now The College of New Jersey); • became a highly respected field hockey official, serving Central Jersey for 18 years, officiated several county, sectional and state championship finals, and later served eight years as a rules interpreter for Central Jersey.

• football, wrestling, baseball; • in football, twice named to the All-Parochial first team by the CourierPost and first team All-South Jersey linebacker as a senior; • three-year varsity baseball player as a first baseman and the cleanup hitter; • heavily recruited by colleges for all three sports and accepted a full scholarship to Fordham University where he played football.

Congratulations to all Hall of Fame Inductees!

Hall of Fame Scholarship Awards This year, thanks to generous donations and the success of the Hall of Fame event, the Hall of Fame Committee was able to award six $1,000 scholarships to students at Camden Catholic. The students were required to write a 500 word essay on how they exemplify leadership, determination, and a Camden Catholic spirit.

The students were judged by a committee that examined their essays, grades and extra-curricular activities.

The Hall of Fame Scholarship

The CCHS Hall of Fame Scholarship benefits CCHS students who demonstrate the exceptional qualities of our inductees, such as Pictured with Michael Madden '63, 2007 Hall of Fame inductee and member of the Hall of leadership, determination, and a ‘Camden Catholic’ spirit.

Fame Scholarship Committee, are the recipients (left to right) Michael Viola '15, Danielle To donate to the scholarship, email Lindsay Pizzuto at Saranchak '15, Audrey Esposito '17, Mike Madden '63, Cecelia Gibbs '17, Madison Smith lpizzuto@camdencatholic.org.

'16 and Christian Obuchowski '16.

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1990 Girls Soccer Team

1929 Boys Basketball Team

1974 Wrestling Team

• NJSIAA State Group 3 Co-Champion, South Jersey Group 3 Champion, school’s first Olympic Conference National Division championship in soccer; • coached by Mike D’Angelo and led by Jen Mirigliani, Deborah D’Angelo and Hall-of-Famer Erin Garrity, Bridget Kane, Julie Chini, Tina Caputi, Amy Henry, Bridget Garrity, Chris Owens, and Gina Napoli.

• 21-4 Record and winners of the Trenton Diocesan Championship; • traveled to Chicago to compete in the National Catholic Basketball Tournament held at Loyola University; • team members were Johnny Bach, Bill Cahill, Pat O’Brien, Joey Sascowitz, DaveNeil, Larry Crevy, Johnny Flood, Wallace “Rud” Sheehan, “Babe” Slapkowski, Peter Budiak, and Ed Bolton.

• This group was instrumental in the formation of the Varsity Club, which re-introduced varsity athletics at CCHS in 1946.

• 14-0 Record and the only undefeated and untied team in school history; • District 29 State Champion; • the first Irish team to finish number one in the Courier-Post South Jersey Top 20 Poll; • coached by Warren Bowne, assisted by George Deutsch and Jim DiCicco.

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The Camden Catholic Alumni Association Alumni Association Recognizes Students

8th Grade Alma Mater Awards

Annually the Alumni Association awards students, both incoming and outgoing, who demonstrate the spirit of Honor, Faith, and Loyalty.

The 8th Grade Alma Mater Awards are given to incoming students to cover the cost of their freshman year books. This year 41 8th graders will receive the award. They are as follows:

Green and White Alumni Award: Abigail Camden The Green and White Alumni Award of $500 is given to a senior student who excels in the area of scholastic achievement, extracurricular involvement and/or service to school and community. The winner of this award was Abigail Camden, who is attending Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Georgia to major in both studio art and psychology. Abigail is also an alumna of Good Shepherd School in Collingswood.

STOP THE PRESSES! Save the Date

Joe Clarke named to Hall of Fame

The Camden Catholic High School 2015 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2015.

Please plan to join us to celebrate the achievements of Camden Catholic alumni and friends.

The Monsignor Andrew E. Martin Award: Caroline Burns The Monsignor Andrew E. Martin Award of $250 is given to a senior for their love and service to Camden Catholic High School. The winner of this award was Caroline Burns, who will attend Rutgers University in the fall.

Save the Date!

Do you know someone who qualifies for induction into the Camden Catholic High School Hall of Fame?

The Nomination Committee is looking for alumni and friends to nominate graduates, coaches, and friends of CCHS for the honor of induction into the 2015 Hall of Fame.

Individuals can be nominated for the following categories of recognition: • Academic: Those alumni of Camden Catholic High School who have distinguished themselves with outstanding achievements in scholarship, service, and leadership.

Irish Extravaganza Gala

Ethan Alger

St. Rose of Lima School

Destinie Baldonado

Pope John Paul II Regional School - Willingboro

Stephen Baranowski

St. Joan of Arc School

Margaret "Maggie" Bednarek

Riverton Public School

Catarina Benninghoven

Our Lady of Perpetual Help School

Gia Carusone

Chestnut Ridge Middle School

Sophia Cassano

William Allen Middle School

Veronica Cava

St. Joan of Arc School

Katherine Cornelius

Marlton Middle School

Anne Del Colombo

Good Shepherd Regional School

Timothy Dorety

Samuel Ridgway Middle School

Danielle Dymond

Ann Mullen Middle School

Maureen Dymond

St. Peter School

Cecelia Ensell

St. Peter School

Asia Feliciano

St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral School

Alana Fitchett

Guardian Angels Regional School

Victoria Flacco

St. Stephen Regional School

Hannah Hassinger

Resurrection Catholic School

Khaliah Jefferson

Sacred Heart School

Rebecca Johns

Carusi Middle School

Liam Krohn

John Paul II Regional School

Abigail Loughlin

St. Mary of the Lakes School

Michael Macera

St. Mary School – Williamstown

Ariana Medina

Charles W. Lewis Middle School

Leslie Morales

St. Anthony of Padua School

William Morales

Holy Name School

Marion Murzello

Our Lady of Perpetual Help School

Aidan Nanni

Harrington Middle School

Christopher O'Callaghan

Rosa International Middle School

Camille Pottillo

St. Margaret Regional School

• Athletics: Those alumni of Camden Catholic High School who have established distinctive records of achievements in athletics which would make them deserving of recognition.

Julius Romero

Our Lady of Good Counsel School

Frank Schlegel

St. Stephen Regional School

Jailene Semidey

Merchantville Elementary School

• Arts: Those alumni of Camden Catholic High School who have distinguished themselves in the fields of the Arts as to reflect honor and distinction.

Faith Soto

Howard Phifer Middle School

Kathleen Spadaro

Our Lady of Hope Regional School

Elizabeth "Eliza" Szkotak

St. Teresa Regional School

Reanna Torres

St. Cecilia School

Nicholas Tran

Resurrection Catholic School

Jessica Underwood

Haddon Heights Junior High School

Annisa Wallace

Camden Forward Charter School

• Educator: Teachers, coaches, administrators associated with Camden Catholic High School who have distinguished themselves with outstanding achievements or contributions.

• Special: Those alumni or friends of Camden Catholic High School whose actions and/or achievements may not be categorized in any of the above but are still deserving of recognition. These awards may be given for humanitarian actions, community involvement, or other special contributions.

The nomination form can be found on the alumni website under the Hall of Fame tab. The deadline for nominations is November 15, 2014.

On behalf of the Joseph W. Clarke, Sr. Family, we thank the Hall of Fame committee for honoring our Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather. We invite all alumni and our friends to continue to keep the “Irish Spirit Alive”.

Congratulations Dad! You have always been in our Hall of Fame.

Saturday, February 28 A celebration of CCHS for alumni, parents and friends Contact: Millie Daverso joeyd130@comcast.net Visit

www.camdencatholic.org for details

Megan Woods

William Rohrer Middle School

Paul Xerri

Medford Memorial Middle School

This ad was unintentionally omitted from the Hall of Fame program.

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Graduating Legacies: The Tradition Continues 28 Legacies Graduate These students have proudly followed family members in the Camden Catholic traditions of honor, faith and loyalty.

Adair Family: Fran McGovern '86, Kathy McGovern '87, Brett, Rick '12

Flood Family: Victoria, Patricia Napolitano '84

Hahn Family: Mary Ellen Geoghegan '86, Noelle, Maura '12

Bilan Family: Christy McCullough '86, Christian

Johnson Family: Lissa Zaleski '84, Jake

McCracken Family: Briana Popelak '12, Mary McCracken Notos '74, Kevin McCracken '72, Sean, Jody McCracken Popelak '76, Mary Beth Popelak '09 (Sean is the son of the late Michael McCracken '69)

Hoover Family: Matt '11, Elizabeth

Ash Family: Mary Craig DiGiamarino '58, Sarah, Frank DiGiamarino '58

Austin Family: Megan '04, Maura '02, Mollie '06, Tracy '12, Genevieve Gushue Clark '53, Cecelia, Nate '01, Jesse '10, Samantha '10

Burns Family: Caroline, Donna '69

Camden Family: Beth Picknally '79, Abigail

Campbell Family: Craig '81, Craig

Medor Family: Kyasha '12, Dashon

Messina Family: Diane Messina Crowell '78, Jim '83, Dominic, Laura '11

Parkhill Family: Kristen Vigrass '88, Madison, Matthew '88

Chillem Family: Steve '71, Cristina '08, Frank, John '10

Crenny: Cassie '08, Olivia, Addy '11

Curry Family: Gabrielle, Nicole '13

Quinn Family: Michelle Carbonaro '85, Nicole

Racobaldo Family: Andrew '12, Andrea Graff '84, Cara, Dom '84

Sanchirico Family: Mauro '11, Nicole, Mauro '80

Curtin Family: Caitlyn '10, Ed

de Jesus Family: Brian '10, Brandon, Jennifer Gonzales '95

Faiola Family: Albert, Albert '89

Smyth Family: Alex, Philip '72

Stine Family: Kelly '11, Susan '08, James, Sharon Hartson '75

McDonald Family: Kevin, Paul '80

Ward Family: Shannon '16, Terry '81, Stephanie Smith '04, Dan '79, Erika, Michael '75, Carol Lanzalotti Jennings '73, Tom '76

Exemplary Students in the Camden Catholic Tradition

Opportunity

International Student Jada Hines

Tian Yu Wong

Attending: Richard Stockton College of New Jersey

Attending: Boston University (major: Economics and Mathematics)

Accepted: Howard University, Rutgers University, Spelman College Scholarship Received: National Coalition of 100 Black Women

Accepted: Depauw University, Dickinson College, Fordham University, Kelly Business School at Indiana University, Michigan State University, University of Connecticut, University of Iowa, University of Miami, University of Washington (Seattle)

Senior Research Topic: “Jack the Ripper”

Senior Research Topic: “Nike and Jordan”

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Arts Edward Curtin

Abigail Camden

Attending: Stevens Institute of Technology, Presidential Scholarship (major: Biomedical Engineering)

Attending: Agnes Scott College (major: Studio Art and Psychology)

Accepted: Stevens Institute of Technology, Ohio State University, Drexel University, University of Delaware. Edward received a full or partial scholarship to each school to which he was accepted.

Senior Research Topic: “Brain Injury in Football”

A native of Marlton, New Jersey, Edward came to CCHS from St. Joan of Arc School, immediately ready to participate and take advantage of all that Camden Catholic has to offer. He wasted no time getting involved, and over his four years here has shown a strength for both engaging and leading this community. “Ed contributes to many of the disciplines here at CCHS, as an honors and AP student, a successful athlete, and an active club member. He promotes community involvement in every facet of student life,” says Mary Whipkey, President.

Ed has proven himself on the wrestling, baseball, football, and soccer teams. In addition, he has shown a penchant for bringing together our student community through his participation in Green and White (student ambassadors), Link Crew (freshman orientation leaders) and Student Government. He served as Lt. Governor his freshman year, and on the Cabinet the remaining three years. Ed also was a member of the Christian Leadership class, growing his faith along with so many other aspects of his character.

“Camden Catholic means so much to me,” said Ed. “Beyond being a place where I found great friends and made great memories, I was also fortunate to have found a true passion for biology thanks to the mentorship of Mr. Peck. He inspired me to pursue this as a freshman, fueling my choice of major at Stevens: biomedical engineering.”

There is no doubt that Ed will continue to lead, engage, and bring together his college and professional communities, just as he did here at CCHS. Edward Curtin received the President’s Award for Educational Achievement.

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A native of Camden, Jada Hines joined the Camden Catholic family from Freedom Academy Charter School, earning herself a Langan-Nadell Scholarship to attend CCHS. She took the opportunity provided to her and grew that into a successful high school career. She participated on the lacrosse and dance teams during her four years, as well as being a key member of the REBEL Club and Environmental Club.

Jada has also worked hard in the classroom while at CCHS, earning acceptance into impressive colleges and universities, while making the most of her time spent with her new CCHS family. “My greatest experience here has been learning to understand myself and realizing that I don’t need to change to fit in. People will like you for you,” she says. “I will miss the fun and loving environment that is CCHS.” She has gained inspiration from both friends and faculty here at school. “My biggest inspiration at CCHS is Mrs. Gallagher. She is a hard-working woman with many degrees. She has shown me that hard work and dedication produce results,” says Jada.

“Jada Hines is a wonderful young woman who took advantage of all that was offered at CCHS,” said Mrs. Barbara Cortese, Director of Guidance. “She wasn't afraid to try an AP class, act in the improv class and give back to her community through her service. She always came to school with a smile, and left us all smiling when she graduated, as we know she will make CCHS proud.”

Jada Hines will attend the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey with the hope of becoming a physical therapist. Jada received the Catherine D. Sweeney Class of 1989 Memorial Award.

Accepted: Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Moore College of Art & Design Scholarships Received: Letitia Pate Evans Scholarship, Agnes Scott College; The Chandler Scholarship, Lyme Academy; SAIC Distinguished Scholar Scholarship, Art Institute of Chicago; Board of Trustees Scholarship, Moore College; PA Shakespeare Festival Scholarship, DeSales University.

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“Sky was among the first group of resident students that helped us begin this new chapter in Camden Catholic's history,” said Msgr. Martin, President Emeritus. “It has been a joy for me to watch him mature into the successful young man he has become over these past three years. He did not graduate with awards and academic honors by accident. Sky is a very intelligent young man who worked hard and took his studies seriously. Add to that, he was a friendly and delightful person to have in our on-campus dormitory.”

Sky will continue his studies at Boston University, and after that, the “sky” is the limit.

“Everything is possible in the future,” he says when asked about his future plans.

Sky received the Silver Award for Academic Excellence in Mathematics and the President’s Award for Educational Achievement.

Top Academics Carolyn Kane

Jason Murzello

Attending: Rutgers University School of Nursing

Attending: New Jersey Institute of Technology (major: Computer Engineering)

Accepted: Catholic University

Accepted: DeSales University, Drexel University, LaSalle University, The University of Scranton, Seton Hall University, Villanova University

Senior Research Topic: “The Increase in Gas Prices”

Scholarship Received: NJIT Presidential Scholarship for International Students

Senior Research Topic: “The Barnes Foundation Controversy”

Abigail Camden is the truest representative of a well-rounded Camden Catholic student. She is focused, friendly, spiritual, academic and artistic. She graduates with high achievements in both academics and the arts, and has proven herself a leader as president of both the Liturgical Choir and Art Honor Society, in addition to serving as a member of the Sketch Club, Shakespeare Troupe, National Thespian Honor Society and National Honor Society.

Abigail’s passion for fine art has been admired by both classmates and faculty throughout her time at CCHS. “Abigail is an extremely talented and creative artist,” said Mrs. Kathy DiCamillo, Art Department Chairperson. “It was exciting to watch her talent come alive over these four years. She has impressed me with her attitude, her drive, her creativity, her insight and her intelligence. She has developed into a very accomplished young artist.”

“My biggest inspiration, and also my greatest learning experience, has come from our international students,” says Abigail. “Being friends with them has taught me some of the greatest lessons of my life, so far: to constantly challenge yourself, to listen with your whole heart, to search for meaning, to expand your horizons, and to have courage.”

As is obvious by the many art scholarships she received from all of the schools to which she applied, Abigail has a true gift. She will bring her talents to Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Georgia to study both art and psychology. She hopes to pursue a master’s degree following college, sharing her passion as a board-certified art therapist.

Abigail received the Bishop Dennis J. Sullivan Award for Academic Excellence, the Excellence in Art Award, the Susan Black Fitzpatrick Class of 1985 Memorial Scholarship, the Alumni Green & White Award, and the President’s Award for Academic Excellence.

Tian Yu, or “Sky” as he is more commonly known here at CCHS, is graduating with the highest GPA of all international students in the class of 2014. Hailing from China, Sky has flourished while living in the Nazareth House dormitory, and has greatly enjoyed his time with both fellow international students and new American friends. “Camden Catholic is special because every student and teacher loves this school. They have a positive outlook and maintain solid friendships,” he says.

Carolyn Kane has never been a stranger to Camden Catholic High School. As the youngest of six children born to Mary and Bob Kane, Carolyn frequented the campus of CCHS since her oldest sister Meghan started as a freshman, when Carolyn was just four years old. The Kanes were raised in Haddon Heights, adjacent to St. Rose of Lima, where the children attended elementary school.

Perhaps that is why Carolyn felt immediately at home, and began her own Camden Catholic traditions as soon as she officially became a Camden Catholic student. She has kept busy, leading both on the playing fields and in the classroom as a member of the lacrosse, field hockey and basketball teams, as well as being elected President of the school during the 2013-14 school year. She was inducted into the National Honor Society and was also active in the Green and White Society, Leadership Academy and Christian Leadership class.

“Camden Catholic is truly a second home for each student,” says Carolyn. “You form a strong relationship with all of the teachers and administrators. The students are just as welcoming, making you feel at home the second you walk through the doors.

Camden Catholic gives you the opportunity to form bonds with people from all over the world.”

Carolyn received the Timothy P. Lenahan Memorial Award.

Senior Research Topic: “Soldiers at the Battle of Gettysburg”

Jason Murzello came to Camden Catholic from Our Lady of Perpetual Help School in Maple Shade, earning the Tom Kenney Scholarship to attend CCHS. He continued to work hard during his four years here, graduating close to the top of his class. He was a member of the CCTV team, National Honor Society, Green and White Society and the International Club, while at the same time pursuing an intense academic curriculum.

“My greatest learning experience at CCHS was practicing what I had learned in school, on my own, through homework and extra study. While it was tedious at times, it was instrumental in helping me understand the material,” says Jason.

“Ms. Urello was my biggest inspiration at Camden Catholic,” he says. “During Honors Physics my junior year she encouraged me to pursue a career in computer engineering, while stressing the importance of not just learning, but doing it well.”

Jason hopes to someday follow his dream of working at NASA or IBM following his time at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.

Jason received the CJ Chambers Scholarship Award, the Elks Award, Kiwanis Club of the Haddons Scholarship, the Bishop Dennis J. Sullivan Award for Academic Excellence, and the President’s Award for Academic Excellence.

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chrisy PaLLadino Coach & Teacher, P ’03, ’06, ’10 “Mediocrity is unacceptable.”

These are the words that provide the backbone for achievement in any endeavor, regardless of milieu: in the classroom, on the playing field, or in the office. It is the mantra that shaped one of South Jersey’s most prolific basketball programs. It is the phrase that Christine Palladino cites when asked about her success at Camden Catholic.

“If you instill the philosophy of working hard and doing your best, why walk on the court if you are going to settle and be mediocre?” Palladino asks.

Growing up in (and a current resident of) Oaklyn, New Jersey, Palladino studied sociology and child psychology at St. Joseph's University. Her senior year, she had the opportunity to be the JV basketball coach for the Fighting Irish. Although she never intended to be a coach long, “It didn't even take a year,” she says. “I fell in love.”

She later received a master’s in Education from Temple University. As a teacher of sociology and history, Coach Palladino then added the position of head coach of the field hockey team to her resume. In 1984, they claimed the Group 3 South Jersey Championship. Falling short of a state title led Palladino and the team back to her motto, working beyond mediocrity to bring home the first field hockey state championship in school history the next year. She was named the Philadelphia Inquirer Coach of the Year the same year. That team, led by

Leaders & achievers in the Camden Catholic Tradition

GabrieL PaoLetti ’01 Teacher and Founder, CCHS Leadership Academy Walking into Room 239, home to the Leadership Academy, five individual banners hang from the ceiling with large, bold, white lettering: Passion. Excellence.

Faith. Creativity. Unity. Those words stand as five core values, the pillars on which director Gabriel Paoletti '01 has built the Leadership Academy at CCHS. It is in this room where students spend time learning positive psychology and resilience skills, which are rooted in those core values. It is an experience that is rare in an overwhelming majority of US classrooms, “There is growing research that the skills necessary for students to thrive in today’s economy, as well as personally, are not being taught in schools. The Leadership Academy offers students the opportunity to learn and apply these skills in addition to their traditional education,” Gabe says.

A St. Joseph’s University graduate majoring in philosophy and economics, Gabe felt called to do more. He discovered the Applied Positive Psychology Program at The University of Pennsylvania and received his master’s. He is currently studying for his Doctorate in Leadership through Creighton University. He also serves as a primary instructor with The University of Pennsylvania’s Positive Psychology Center.

Starting with the class of 2018, every Camden Catholic student will complete at least two leadership modules focusing on the core values. “Students can choose the

Inspired by the continued growth of The Leadership Academy, this year's CCHS Magazine profiles just a few of the thousands of Camden Catholic students, faculty, parents, alumni, and "honorary" alumni who are leading and achieving by sharing their Camden Catholic lessons with the world. From corporate moguls to philanthropists, young business people to military magnates, and student mentors to artists, the Camden Catholic family is focused on success.

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Palladino, was recently inducted into the Camden Catholic High School Hall of Fame.

A former high school basketball and field hockey player, Palladino juggled both the fall and winter commitments expertly. When she had her first of three sons (who all later graduated from Camden Catholic), Chrisy would set up a playpen on the sidelines of the practice field. She turned her coaching focus solely to basketball in 1994 and 21 years after winning the field hockey state title, she led the 2005-2006 basketball team to a state championship. No other coach in CCHS history has won two state championships in two different sports. modules they wish to attend based on their personal interests and goals. Students are free to take as many modules as they wish, and can become a graduate of the Leadership Academy by completing one module in each of the five leadership academy values,” he explains.

"The Leadership Academy also offers CCHS students the opportunity to work with myself or another faculty member to create and lead their own module in an area they are passionate about. This is a unique opportunity that will set our students up for success when they are applying to college, and beyond,” he says.

Peer leadership is an essential component of the program. The Leadership Academy Scholars are a group of students specially trained to create and lead the modules for the other students at CCHS. Gabe's presence at CCHS was felt long before his role as Director of the Leadership Academy. As a student, he was an involved and dedicated scholar and classmate who was challenged and encouraged by his parents and the CCHS faculty, his now-colleagues.

“My parents were my biggest inspiration for working hard and striving to achieve. They taught me we are here to serve and unconditionally love others. That value has guided every career decision I have made, every lesson I have taught, and how I’ve dealt with every adversity I might have faced.”

“The faculty certainly supplemented my parents’ lessons at home. Mr. Phipps and Mr. Nystrom both

Palladino humbly acknowledges her achievement, but attributes her success as a coach to great players, and great people over the years. Students engage in sport not only to discipline their minds and bodies, but also to build relationships. "Having the girls believe in you, in themselves; it is chemistry," coach says. "You could have the best team in the world and if they don't get along, you're going nowhere. I've been lucky to have great players and great chemistry." Earning her 500th win in basketball in 2010, Palladino could earn her 600th next season, her 31st with CCHS. Chrisy also finds great satisfaction in her role as mentor to hundreds of players and students over the years. "It was one of my first years of coaching ball, and a player said she wanted to go to college. She asked if I could help her because she wanted to give her family a better life; she would be the first from her family to graduate from high school and college. Today, she is a guidance counselor in Virginia. She'll send pictures and updates to me as the years pass. It’s nice to see how things turn out for your players, and know you may have played a small role in that success.”

Palladino always looked to her mother as the most caring individual in her life. "No doubt about it. I didn’t realize it but looking back she always helped others. She was one of the first to help build a Martin Luther King, Jr. Child Development Center and was an active church member.

I didn't realize what that represented until now, but it taught us to give back, to be nice, and to love others."

Palladino’s advice is simple, “Be yourself, work hard, do what you love. And don’t tolerate mediocrity.”

played an integral role in shaping me. They both pushed me and would call me out when I wasn’t living up to my potential.”

Paoletti continues to drive each and every student to realize their potential. By being pushed in high school, he realizes that he must continue to push the next generation.

“Many of us don’t know what we are capable of until others provoke us to see and to reach our potential. To help others achieve this is the role of every leader.”

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Leaders&achievers John Pisa’74 President and CEO, The Pisa Group Camden Catholic Board of Trustees Major Contributor to The Campaign for the Future You can’t help but smile and provide a firm handshake when meeting John Pisa. The Pennsauken native, who has grown his telemarketing company The Pisa Group, from one newspaper client to 60 and seven employees to seven locations across the nation, has a way with people.

His energy is infectious, and that’s a good thing for CCHS. “I’m a competitive person,” he says. “And when I heard that Camden Catholic was looking to launch a major gifts campaign, so that the school could improve its offerings for current and potential students, I was allin. We need to be competitive on the admissions front, and that means raising the funds to enhance what is already a great place.”

Pisa remembers his days at CCHS fondly. “I loved my time here and I’m still good friends with so many people from Camden Catholic. It was the 70s, so there was definitely a different way of learning back then.” Pisa attended CCHS during the period when administration had instilled the Trump Plan. This plan allowed students to select their own focus and attend or not

eLiZabeth tireLL MaZZeo’77 COO, The Bloomberg Group Camden Catholic Board of Trustees Camden Catholic High School Hall of Fame Inductee 2014 Growing up in Cherry Hill, did Beth Mazzeo imagine that she would eventually become a lead executive for one of the world’s largest financial data companies?

attend classes at their will. “We could leave campus at lunch and enjoy time in the Senior Lounge, privileges that don’t exist in today’s world for high school students,” he says.

“A few teachers really did a great job of speaking to us as peers rather than charges,” he remembers. Fr. Walsh and Mr. Vasta were two faculty members who had lasting impressions on the budding businessman. “Fr. Walsh hosted meetings in his ‘chambers’ where you could attend and discuss matters beyond CCHS. Mr. Vasta was a teacher who I was able to connect with on a level beyond teacher/student. And, Sr. Edna, my homeroom teacher, was just a classic old-school nun who instilled some amazing qualities in me.”

Beth started her professional career on the syndicate desk of CM&M Securities, a division of Carroll, McEntee, and McGinley in New York, then worked for Integrated Resources, a financial services firm specializing in real estate and related interests. In 1986 Beth began her tenure with Bloomberg, and was instrumental in developing Bloomberg Tradebook, a highlyregarded trading system along with additional trading applications. She helped build the company's contributed pricing product, and then headed the global data department. That’s where she revolutionized the methods and technology that Bloomberg uses for processing data.

Statistically, Beth is responsible for operations to 319,000 global subscribers, the Bloomberg

Chair, Social Studies Faculty “What is your toughest class?”

“Mr. Reader. History, hands down.”

“What about your favorite class?”

“Mr. Reader, too.”

Most notably, however, is the manner in which Reader challenges, engages, and rewards his students. This year, the student who writes the best research paper receives recognition from the CCHS Library, has their name placed in a national publication, and also has the opportunity for his/her work to be published in The Concord Review, a peer-reviewed journal for secondary education students.

“I’m really good at knowing what I’m not good at,” Pisa says with a laugh. “So, I’ve surrounded myself with a team that excels in areas that I do not.”

Perhaps not. However, this Camden Catholic and Villanova University graduate has achieved greatness through determination, hard work, and generosity of both time and resources.

david reader ’93

For 15 years, David Reader ‘93 has demanded excellence from his students. He is notorious for setting the academic bar high and having students realize their potential, which has translated into the development of the Cathedral Scholars Program. Students are enrolled in at least four Honors or Advanced Placement courses and are required to complete additional work outside of their classes, which Reader oversees.

When asked what he might advise to fellow or future alumni who want to achieve the success that he has, Pisa is quick with a recommendation. “The difference between success and failure is in your heart, and how passionate you are about what you do,” he says. “If you put your heart and soul into your work, the money will come. If you can figure out what you love to do, the spirit inside of you will lead you to achieve greatness.”

In 2008, Beth was promoted to head all Bloomberg data products globally. In that position, she was responsible for several global business units, including all of the company's data products, namely Global Data, Data Acquisitions and Data Solutions which provide fast, comprehensive and quality financial information to clients. She also oversaw Bloomberg Valuation Service, Bloomberg Law and Bloomberg New Energy Finance divisions.

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This is a leader on both the business and philanthropic fronts who is sharing his achievements and passion for CCHS in the best way possible. John Pisa has pledged $250,000 towards Camden Catholic’s Campaign for the Future.

“Persistence is important. Students need to keep applying to whatever it is they want to do. It builds character

News with more than 5,000 daily stories, more than 150 bureaus in 73 countries, a television network serving 340 million homes, 200 radio affiliations nationally, a market magazine circulating 375,000 copies, Bloomberg Business with 980,000 weekly copies in 150 countries as well as online apps.

With these immense responsibilities, Beth still makes time for her Alma Mater, sharing her journey from Cherry Hill to the “Big Apple” with students, and encouraging them to achieve success as she has done.

During the 2012-2013 academic year Beth hosted the Green & White students (school ambassadors) at Bloomberg’s New York headquarters to open their eyes to the possibilities beyond high school.

“Beth understands that Catholic education needs the strong support of our alumni. Despite her hectic schedule at Bloomberg, she makes time to give advice to me in the administration of the school. She and her husband, Larry, support students with an opportunity to come to Camden Catholic, and sustain capital projects with generous donations. She is the epitome of ‘in giving we receive.’” says President Mary Whipkey.

Not only does Beth actively participate as a Trustee for both Camden Catholic and Villanova, but she also is a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council for the Villanova School of Business, and sits on the Board of Directors for the National Center for Women and Information Technology.

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erika Ward ’ 14 Valedictorian Attending Princeton University Despite her quiet, unassuming nature, Erika Ward has made her mark on Camden Catholic High School.

During her four years here she has grown from a typical nervous freshman, unsure of how to navigate the intricacies of high school, into a confident 18 year-old, lover of all things Irish, friend to each of her classmates and faculty members, and humble leader of the class of 2014. She has grown into someone whom her Camden Catholic family both admires and respects.

“When I first walked in to Camden Catholic, I never could have imagined that I would one day be here on stage, honored to be speaking to all of you. Honestly, I didn’t even expect to pass Mr. Peck’s biology class, or to find my way to the gym without directions,” Erika reminisced during her commencement speech.

However, she’s done that and a great deal more. Erika has achieved academic greatness and has provided an honorable example for classmates and underclassmen alike. She was the president of the National Honor Society and a member of the Green & White ambassadors. She scored perfectly on the writing portion of the SAT. She was accepted into every school to which she applied, receiving scholarships at most. And, she has chosen to attend Princeton University.

and gives the ability to accept and cherish those things you worked so hard for when you do get them.” Reader's grandfather, John Cavanaugh, instilled a work ethic that has stayed with Reader. “Don't take days off and preparation is key; every day you make your best effort.”

This persistence has paid dividends for Reader outside of Camden Catholic. He was awarded the James Madison Memorial Fellowship in 2007 to study Political Science. One teacher per-state is awarded this fully funded fellowship each year. Reader received a Freedom Teacher Fellowship from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania in the summer of 2012. This fellowship was created to develop an “educator's component” to their HSP’s digital history project: Preserving American Freedom. He delivered a presentation on his work to the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers in 2013. Reader continues to work in the education department of HSP and habitually includes the location as a research location to engage students, requiring them to cross the Delaware River for projects.

“The need for a Catholic education is great. In order to create a virtuous and morally sound student, Catholic education is imperative. We form and build that student here. I also enjoy giving back to the Catholic community, as well as serving those students who might not have the opportunity to attend a high school like CCHS. It is part of service to the greater good.”

Post-script: David Reader will be pursuing professional opportunities outside of CCHS next year.

A Westmont native, David Reader is a product of Catholic education; he attended Holy Saviour grade school, graduated from CCHS in 1993, earned his Bachelor's studying history at La Salle, and received two master’s degrees in history and political science from Villanova.

“Erika Ward is an outstanding student,” says Heather Crisci, Principal. “She is academically talented, but she also has a sense of self that will add to her future successes. Her time at CCHS was spent developing relationships and learning how to navigate life both in and out of the classroom. Her achievements are those in which she takes pride, and Camden Catholic is proud to call her an alumna.”

Erika excels in a variety of subjects, for which she was recognized at Baccalaureate and Graduation this year.

She was honored with the National Merit Scholarship Commended Scholar Award, Excellence in English Award, Gold Award for Superior Achievement in the Field of Mathematics, Science Honor Society Award for 4 Years of Outstanding Achievement, The Thomas Huggins Memorial Award for Outstanding Interest and Achievement in U.S. History, The Waterford Women’s Club Scholarship, The Monsignor Charles P. McGarry Award (for consistently exemplified outstanding qualities of leadership, character, service, and scholastic achievement for four years at Camden Catholic High School), The President’s Award for Educational Excellence, Camden County Best Overall Student Award, and WPVI-6ABC “Best of the Class.”

“Our experiences and instructors at Camden Catholic have taught us valuable life lessons. We need to keep these lessons in mind as advice as we move into the future,” Erika suggested to her classmates at graduation. Erika’s list of Camden Catholic lessons is one which not only her classmates, but underclassmen, faculty, administration and alumni can take to heart as well: love others, find happiness and inner peace, appreciate and emulate beauty, be passionate, self-actualize, embrace diversity, serve others, and make a positive difference.

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Leaders&achievers Marc vaLLone ’06 International Admissions Officer, Camden Catholic High School Fulbright Scholar 2014-15, English Teaching Assistantship, Brazil Archbishop Oscar Romero, martyr and candidate for sainthood, said, “We cannot do everything, and there is a sense of liberation in realizing this. This enables us to do something, and to do it very well…. We may never see the end results, but that is the difference between the master builder and the worker. We are workers, not master builders, ministers, not messiahs. We are prophets of a future not our own.”

opportunities, and I certainly would not be the same if he didn’t expose me to life internationally.”

to assist at The Working Boys Center, when his schedule allows.

While at The University of Scranton, Marc combined his love of international travel with a desire to serve. He completed a 10-day service trip to El Salvador, during which he and other students helped build a health clinic. Post-graduation he spent a year teaching English as a Second Language, special education, music and physical education as a volunteer at The Working Boys Center, a human development organization in Quito, Ecuador.

The group offered education and family services to the city’s poorest citizens. Marc returns to Ecuador annually to visit with his former students and their families, and

He credits his parents, Dominic and Chris, with opening his eyes to the benefits of serving others. “My mother’s job as a physical therapist for kids with severe mental and physical disabilities gives her literal scrapes, scratches, cuts, and bruises. Her dedication is remarkable. Fusing dedication with passion also creates synergy: When my father and his friends came up with the idea to start the Cathedral Kitchen, no one thought it would grow to serve a quarter of a million meals annually 35 years later.” Marc’s father Dominic is a cofounder of the Cathedral Kitchen in Camden, NJ, the largest emergency food provider in the city.

Following his year of service in Quito, Vallone returned to CCHS, teaching Spanish, and working as an International Admissions Officer, relating to students from around the world with ease. “I continually learn for the students…every day. They have a lot to teach if we listen. The fondest moments are with students and their ability to take instruction but also make you aspire to be more as a professional,” he states.

Thus is the inspiration of Marc Vallone, an alumnus and member of the Camden Catholic administration who is doing many things very well at this moment in time. A native of Collingswood, Marc matriculated at The University of Scranton (BS, Marketing) and then LaSalle University (MBA) after graduating from CCHS in 2006. It was at Scranton where he was first encouraged to apply for a Fulbright Scholarship, an honor which he was awarded earlier this year as an English Teaching Assistantship in Brazil beginning next January.

It is this aspiration which has led Marc to focus on the greater good. His hope is to simultaneously teach and research non-profit organizations while in Brazil, bringing home the knowledge to eventually lead such an organization one day.

“David MacDonald’s [former teacher, Europe trip moderator, and student mentor] influence on my life was and is tremendous,” Marc says when asked about his greatest inspiration from his days as a Camden Catholic student. “He exposed me to international travel, which was pivotal in my life. He exposed me to a literal world of

varsay LeWis ’01 Guidance Counselor and Soccer Coach, Camden Catholic High School Selected to the United States National Amputee Soccer Team “There is no passion to be found playing small—in settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living.” - Nelson Mandela Camden Catholic graduate and now guidance counselor Varsay Lewis lives by these words, and encourages his students with them daily. “I try to live by that quote and lead by example,” he says. “I think we are all capable of

“To help others to achieve.

This is the role of every leader” - Gabriel Paoletti ’01

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Leaders & Achievers: Four Under 40

Marc is a leader, and an achiever who is doing great things for the Camden Catholic community and the world beyond Cuthbert Road.

reaching the dreams we have, if we simply make the effort to reach for them. I have many dreams, but at the moment I am living one out by working with the students of Camden Catholic.”

A graduate of Rowan University, with a BA in communications, Varsay continued his education at Wilmington University where he received a master’s in education in school counseling. In addition to his work as both a coach and counselor, he leads Camden Catholic’s Anti-Bullying Club. Varsay was born without arms, a handicap which has allowed him to experience what it feels like to be “different” or not to be included, especially during the vulnerable teenage years.

“During my days as a student at CCHS I took great inspiration from my classmates who treated me no different than themselves, beginning with the very first day of school. I want to do what I can to ensure that all of our students enjoy a positive, bully-free environment in the school community.”

Beyond being a passionate and encouraging counselor, Varsay is an ever-present force on the playing fields as well. He is entering his third year as head coach of the girls soccer team. “Varsay is both a smart coach, and a

edWard “ted” brennan ’98 Attorney and Merchantville Borough Council President What he’s up to: Currently an attorney at the firm of Florio Perrucci Steinhardt & Fader in Cherry Hill, where he focuses his practice on land use and redevelopment law, labor law defense and other general litigation matters. He is also Council President for the Borough of Merchantville and candidate for Mayor of Merchantville this fall. He serves as the Chairman of the Camden County Library Foundation and has served as a trustee for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Burlington, Camden and Gloucester Counties.

His Camden Catholic experience: “Walking into Camden Catholic as a freshman, there was comfort from faculty and students alike, the ‘family’ feeling talked about frequently, which gave me confidence to find myself as a person and take on leadership roles in classroom settings and on the athletic fields.”

“The curriculum and teachers throughout my time at Camden Catholic didn't accept mediocrity. Rather, teachers pushed myself and others to be the best at everything we did. I still remember Mr. MacDonald and his line ‘wallowing in mediocrity’ which he would use as he passed out results of exams where he thought I hadn't placed enough effort.”

“Those lessons stick with you and they continued to provide me an internal motivation and drive to succeed at what I want to accomplish professionally and personally.

Also, my experience as a member of the Class of ‘98 was vital to shaping me to become the leader I am today. We are members of a proud and incredibly successful class, then and now. The natural and healthy competition present on a daily basis led me to work harder, to branch out, and to challenge myself, which is unique to Camden Catholic.”

What’s next: “I hope to continue to represent the residents of Merchantville as Mayor and work to provide the best community possible,” says Ted. “I practice law every day and it, along with my position as a member of Borough Council in Merchantville, have been a constant learning process.”

“I endeavor to continue to be a successful attorney who is looked upon by peers as a respected practitioner of the law and as someone who people will seek counsel with when they are dealing with difficult problems and need solutions.”

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terrific motivator,” says Marlene Grimes, Athletic Director. “He connects with the girls in a way that both encourages them yet challenges them to do their best.”

Varsay Lewis received the honor of being named to the United States National Amputee Soccer Team this year and although he may not pursue the opportunity immediately, due to time and sponsorship requirements, perhaps it is his next dream to be fulfilled.

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Product Manager, Digital, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia What she’s up to: Working for Martha Stewart, the “lifestyle queen” herself, Diana is responsible for digital products at the diversified media and merchandising company. In addition, she conquered the Paris Marathon with gusto this year (her degree in French from Rutgers University was helpful in chatting up fellow runners).

Her Camden Catholic experience: “I think back to Mr. MacDonald’s class,” says Diana. “Specifically the requirement to

read the New York Times and the ensuing quiz that everyone groaned about. Reading the newspaper made me feel so ‘grown-up,’ but also made me realize how applicable all of the skills we were learning in Mass Media would become. Politics, economics, op-eds, travel – he was trying to make us well-rounded, well-educated people, who participated in a world bigger than Cherry Hill.”

Her “Irish” inspiration: “Miss Bednar has left the biggest impact on me. In addition to being a great teacher, I used to notice how quietly confidant she was, and how thoughtful she was in her words and actions. Amidst the stresses of being a high school teenager, I wanted to be calm and collected the way Miss Bednar always was. Additionally, she was exceptionally kind, and went out of her way to chase me down and keep me on track.”

Simple advice leads to success: When asked what she recommends to younger alumni and current CCHS students who would like to become a business leader and achiever such as herself: “Take on challenges that secretly make you want to hide. Consider the advice of people who are smarter than you, but don’t stop trusting your gut. Show up for work every day, and if you really feel like you need to do something your own way – do it, and do it well.”

Zahir McGhee ’98 Writer/Co-Producer Scandal on ABC What he’s up to: After graduating from the University of Maryland, Zahir decided to follow his dream of writing “for the big screen” and earned an MFA in writing for screen and television from the University of Southern California.

Currently he is a writer and co-producer for the hit ABC prime-time drama Scandal.

His Camden Catholic experience: Zahir played basketball for four years at CCHS and continues to reflect on his time spent in the Tom Kenney Gymnasium, 15 years later. “I learned so many life lessons in that gym that stick with me today. In that gym it didn't matter if you were the biggest or the fastest or the most talented -- I mean, those things help -- but you had to work hard and play smart. There was a right way to do things. We were expected to show up on time, to work hard every day, and to always be prepared. These lessons helped us win games and have helped me excel in Hollywood.”

His “Irish” inspiration: “Mr. Crawford was without a doubt the most inspirational person I encountered at CCHS. He had a great ability to motivate, and he managed to do it with few words.

And as motivated as he was to win games, he cared equally about how my grades were and how my family was doing. He wasn't someone I was interested in disappointing.

Turns out, that’s something that all bosses appreciate.”

“My parents keep me motivated and instilled both my brother and I with a solid work ethic. They're tremendously hard working people who never complained about it.

They just wanted the best for their kids. I'm forever indebted to them. I'm also motivated by the great friends I made at CCHS. I still feel connected to them and the entire CCHS family. I enjoy being a representative of the school in California. I am proud to make them proud.”

Listen up!

“My advice to current CCHS students would be to do things that scare you, really

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Leaders&achievers Leaders & Achievers: Four Under 40 continued... scare you. Don’t let a little discomfort hold you back from something you really want. In fact, if the thought of chasing something makes your stomach turn a little, that probably means it’s worth going for. And once you get it, don’t be satisfied. There’s always more out there.”

You can see Zahir’s writing in action on Scandal, Thursdays at 9 p.m. on ABC.

Leaders & Achievers: They’re in a New York State of Mind

Remembering Father William Hart: Helping Others to Lead and Achieve

Carly Robinson ‘07 Director of Media Relations, Freedom For All Foundation (www.freedomforall.org) A native of Cherry Hill, Robinson graduated from Northwestern University in 2011 with a major in interdisciplinary film/theater and political science. She is now working in New York City as a public relations professional for the Freedom For All Foundation.

Founded by former CEO of Ford Models, Katie Ford, FFA works with on-the-ground organizations to create long-term, systemic changes to end modern day slavery across the globe. Some of her recent professional accomplishments include: management of an international PSA campaign sponsored by Google and YouTube that gained over 400,000 views in two weeks, and was

On March 31 we lost a dear member of the Camden Catholic family when Father William Hart, guidance counselor, scholarship advisor, and friend, passed away at the age of 85. Thousands of graduates remember Father Hart as a key figure in their adolescent development as he guided them (and their parents) through the pressure-filled high school years and college application process. He served the Camden Catholic High School family for 40 years.

Ordained from the Mount Saint Mary's Seminary in 1958 for the Diocese of Camden, Father Hart received his master’s degree in guidance from Villanova University. He served on the Religious Vocation-Advisory Board, Continuing Education and Spiritual Formation Committee, and the Diocesan Board of Consultors. Father Hart was also a member of the Executive Board of the Diocesan Priests Council.

He was presented the Mount St. Mary’s College Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1978 and was inducted into the Camden Catholic High School Emerald Hall of Fame in 2009, at which time he remarked “CCHS is a very special place for me. It has provided a great opportunity for every aspect of my being spiritually, mentally, and socially. It is a quality place for higher learning and personal development. There is one word that I think

How CCHS helped to shape her path towards success:

“I developed a work ethic that I carried with me to college thanks to my senior year at CCHS. It was a whirlwind year of projects,” says Godley. “Having to shoot, direct, and edit student films and retreat videos while

juggling college auditions and applications, in addition to being involved with the fall play and spring musical was a challenge. I was also working for myself as a DJ. Thankfully, I felt more than prepared to handle an intense conservatory college program as a result.”

too personally, but rather to learn from it, continue to grow and improve as an actor, and most importantly keep going, knowing that if you continue to audition despite the rejections, eventually, you will book a role and get that ‘yes’ you’re working so hard for.”

Words to live by:

Advice for leading and achieving: be early, prioritize, and persevere!

Joe Godley ‘10, Actor What he’s up to: This year Godley graduated from Point Park University (Pittsburgh, PA) with a BFA in acting. He is moving to New York City in the fall to pursue an acting career.

His defining “Irish moment”:

describes it, which is a Christly quality. That is ‘compassion.’”

For the great opportunity he was provided by CCHS, he helped to provide thousands of students the opportunity to pursue higher education, and had an uncanny ability to place students at the college that would best meet their needs and help them to reach their goals.

“He helped countless people match up with a college most suitable for them, and then remained in touch to see how everyone was doing,” remembers Neal Murray ’71. “He worked long hours, gave freely of his time, and always had the student's best interest in mind. In his heyday, Father Hart knew the Directors of Admission for what seemed like every college in the nation, and he had an uncanny knack of placing the right student at the right college. He certainly did that with me and, by doing so, pointed me in the right direction.”

Father Hart’s 40 years at Camden Catholic have left a legacy that is thousands of students deep.

This is a legacy that will continue to flourish for generations to come as these students, now business-people, religious, philanthropists, parents, and educators, make their mark on the world thanks to the leadership and encouragement of their high school guidance counselor.

Support the Father William Hart Scholarship Fund by donating c/o Camden Catholic High School, 300 Cuthbert Blvd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08002.

recently featured by TEDx Fulton Street; produced three Anti-Slavery Auctions in NYC, which were featured on the front page of Upworthy.com within a few days of launching online; and worked with NYC fashion designer TOME to launch “The White Shirt Project,” currently featured on Net-A-Porter.com.

Her defining “Irish moment”: “I’ll never forget Mr. Kiely’s AP English Language Seminar final presentations,” remembers Carly. “The class taught us to respect the integrity of language while encouraging us to take intellectual risks. The final assignment was to sum up our 20-page autobiographical papers into a performance, sculpture, or poem. Each was unique and surprising. A few were beautifully vulnerable. The finals changed the way we saw our classmates by challenging our assumptions of one another.

They illuminated our complexities at a time when we all too easily fell into high school stereotypes. That assignment continues to influence my understanding of what it means to live compassionately.”

Advice for achieving success: “Try to surround yourself with people you perceive to be better than you, and learn from them. Your peers play a

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ing for roles.

“When I auditioned for the fall play and the spring musical my freshman year and I didn’t make it into the cast of either show, I was definitely disappointed. But rather than wallowing in my disappointment and believing that not being accepted into either show meant that I was not talented enough to be an actor, I used my disappointment as inspiration to work harder and improve my acting, singing, and dancing skills by taking lessons all year to prepare for the next year’s auditions. My sophomore year, I made it into both the fall play and the spring musical, and I even got a major role in the musical that year. The reason this moment is such a defining one for me is because every actor will face ten ‘no’s’ for every ‘yes’ during their professional careers. One of the most important skills an actor needs to have is to not take rejection

What she’s up to:

Jessica sheehan ’05 Associate, Media Relations, JPMorgan Chase What she’s up to: After earning her BA in history at Princeton University (and proving herself in the shell on the lightweight ladies crew team), this well-rounded student-athlete took her talents to New York City as she was recruited to the media relations department at JPMorgan Chase.

Her defining “Irish” moment: “The day I joined the Camden Catholic Crew Team was a defining moment in my life,” says Jess. “I’ll never forget it – and not only because the Cooper River never produced colder, choppier conditions. Sitting in that shell, barely knowing what to do with the oar over twice my size, I was completely out of my comfort zone. Yet, the reality that my actions directly impacted others was never truer. I had to pull not only for me, but for my cousins sitting in front of me and my friends behind me.

And none of us were getting anywhere unless we all worked together.”

“I don’t know where I would be had I not had the opportunity to cultivate my love for rowing in high school and go on to compete in college. Rowing with the Irish under Coach Reader taught me so much – not only that you sometimes need to sink before you can swim (or, row), but also that is critical to set high goals, figure out a game plan, and have the focus and dedication necessary to then see that plan through – a lesson I hope to carry on throughout my life.”

Daily inspiration: Two quotes motivate Jess on a daily basis: “The secret to getting ahead is getting started.”

“Humility is the only true wisdom by which we prepare our minds for all the possible changes of life.”

huge role in where you end up in life. Seek out people who are like-mindedly passionate, ambitious, and hardworking – people who are hungry for life and maybe even crazy enough to think they can change the world.”

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“My middle school language arts teacher made us memorize a quote back in my middle school days, which I have never forgotten: ‘it’s what you do, when you don’t have to do it, that determines the kind of person you’ll be, when it’s too late to do anything about it.’ Thank you, Mrs. Hrivnak.”

Shannon Gingell ‘10 Actor and Teaching Artist What she’s up to: Gingell received a BFA from New York University in drama with a minor in child and adolescent mental health studies this past May. She is currently working towards her master’s in educational theater, at NYU as well, while she makes her way around the city audition-

“Time management and perseverance are so important,” says Shannon. “Most people today don’t recognize the importance of managing one’s time well—understanding the value of time will make you stand out as a leader.

Be on time, or better yet, be early. Prioritize your activities so that you get your work done at the time of day at which you are at your best, so that you’re more likely to be as productive as possible. And don’t forget to take some time off to prevent burn-out. The ability to persevere is equally important (or maybe even more important) than time management. Every successful person has experienced their share of failure and disappointment before finally achieving success. Remember that giving up is the only guaranteed way to not succeed; as long as you keep trying, you have the potential to eventually achieve your goal.”

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Leaders&achievers When Mark Vittese and his wife Patricia had the first of three daughters, Michelle, in 1989, did they expect they’d end up at the London Olympics in 2012, cheering on Team USA Field Hockey, of which Michelle played a key role? Perhaps not, but since that day 24 years ago, and the two daughters that followed (Carissa in 1991 and Tara in 1995), it’s been a family-field hockey affair for the Vitteses, and Camden Catholic has been lucky to have been a part of the family, as home to the girls for their high school careers.

Leading on the Playing Field: One Sister at a Time

Leaders & Achievers: Alumni Taking Charge

Not only are all three Vittese sisters highly-recruited Division I student-athletes, but they are national and international sensations as well. From national field hockey festivals to international appearances in the Pan-Am games, the Junior Olympics, the Olympics, and the World Cup, Michelle, Carissa, and Tara are sharing their love for field hockey, and their Irish spirit, with the world around them.

Michelle ‘08 and Carissa ‘10, both recruited nationally for their field hockey skills, chose to attend the University of Virginia, an Atlantic Coast Conference powerhouse which is equally well-respected for its academics. The sisters were able to play together for three seasons on the pitch at UVA. It is no surprise then that come fall, their youngest sister Tara ‘14 will become a Cavalier as well, despite being heavily recruited by multiple Division I field hockey programs.

Vittese Sisters’ Career Highlights: 2014: U.S. National Team Rabobank World Cup, 100th cap (international appearance), scored two goals, led team to fourth place finish (best appearance in 20 years) 2012: U.S. Olympic Team, played in all six games at the London Olympics. Named the 2012 US Field Hockey National Player of the Year.

Longstreth/NFHCA First-Team All-American.

Longstreth/NFHCA Division I All-South Region First-Team. All-VaSID First Team. All ACC CoWinner of the Virginia Field Hockey Coaches' Award for Excellence.

2011: Pan American Team Gold Medalist (Guadalajara, Mexico). Champions Challenge I Team (2nd, Dublin, Ireland).

2010: NFHCA First-Team All-American. FirstTeam All-American by womensfieldhockey.com.

All-ACC honoree. ACC All-Tournament Team. AllSouth Region First-Team.

2009: Junior World Cup Team. Participated on the U.S. U-21 Squad in Youth Olympic Festival (Australia). NFHCA Third-Team All-American.

First-Team All-American by womensfieldhockey.com. All-ACC selection. NCAA All-Tournament Team. Named to the All-South Region First-Team. Contributed six goals and nine

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assists for 21 points.

2008: Junior Pan American Championships Team (could not compete due to injury). All-South Region Second-Team. Selected to the womensfieldhockey.com All-Rookie Team.

2007: Named to the U-21 Team.

High School: Two-time Junior Olympian (2004, 2005). Gold medalist at 2005 Junior Olympics.

Courier-Post “Player of the Year.”

Carissa ‘10 UVA Accomplishments Second-Team All-ACC. Second-Team All-South Region. VaSID SecondTeam All-State. Started all 19 regular-season games for the Cavaliers her senior season.

Nationally and Internationally: Played with MidAtlantic Team at 2011 Junior National Championships. Named to 2009-10 Olympic Development Squad. 2009 Futures Elite selection.

Part of the 2013 Women's National Championship Mid-Atlantic/South Team that won the tournament championship.

High School: 2009 Second-Team All-South Jersey.

2009 First-Team All-Conference and All-Parochial.

Named team's Most Valuable Player.

“Graduation day was the culmination of everything I learned and all the experiences I had at CCHS,” says Judge Gizinski. “That day I knew I had everything I needed to succeed in college and beyond: the education, the maturity and the ethical and moral compass to navigate through life.” And succeed she has.

Gizinski began her legal career in 1983 as a law clerk in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Middlesex County. She became a certified civil trial attorney and a partner at the law firm of Abazia & Gizinski in Carteret, New Jersey and has also The Honorable Rochelle Gizinski with her son at the Mock Trial been a senior trial attorney for the portion of “Bring Your Child To Work Day” in April CNA and Continental Insurance Co. She was chair of the Young Lawyers Division of the New Jersey State Bar Association and served as a trustee of the state bar as well. She earned her degree in political science and history from Rutgers College, before obtaining a law degree from Seton Hall University School of Law. She has served as a chair of the Board of Trustees and a Trustee Governor at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, and remains in Emerita on the Rutgers Board.

“The Vittese girls are genuinely hard-working, nice, and smart young women,” says Heather Crisci, Principal. “It is tremendous for our student body, and especially our female student-athletes, to see what is possible for a Camden Catholic student through hard work and dedication.”

Michelle ‘08

The Honorable Rochelle Gizinski ‘76 Judge, Superior Court of New Jersey

Tara ‘14 U.S. National Team: U17, U19 & U21.

2013: 2013-14 Women's National Championship, playing for the U21 squad. Despite being the youngest player on the team, was the top scorer for the US U-21 Junior National Team at the 2013 Junior World Cup (Monchengladbach, Germany).

Her four goals at the 2013 Junior World Cup tied for seventh among all players in the tournament, which is regarded as the top international event for elite field hockey athletes under the age of 21. As a member of the 2013 U-19 National Team, traveled to Amsterdam.

2012: Played on the US U-21 team in 2012, traveling to Manchester, England for a friendly versus English U21 teams.

2011: U-19 National Squad. U-17 National Team.

Played in U-16 tournament in the Netherlands, winning the shootout tournament at the event.

High School: Finished her Camden Catholic career with 166 goals, a school record and number six alltime in the nation for high school career goal scoring. Two-time high school All-American. Threetime All-State. Four-time First-Team All-Conference honoree.

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“Take what you’ve learned at CCHS to the next level,” offers Judge Gizinski when asked about advice for budding leaders. “Use your good habits in college and never stop challenging yourself. High school is not the end, it’s the beginning and having graduated from here, you have a great foundation.” And to fellow alumni: “You didn’t get wherever you are in life entirely on your own.

Besides your family, you have your schools to thank. In addition to showing your gratitude financially, you can donate your time, serving on alumni organizations and boards.” Well-said, Your Honor, well-said.

Dr. Frederick Keating ‘66 President, Rowan College at Gloucester County

“Camden Catholic provided me with a structured, challenging and supportive educational experience that well prepared me for a successful future,” he says. “The faculty and staff went out of their way to advise me, especially regarding career paths, and to guide me in the right direction. In addition, being involved in CC sports provided a well-rounded experience over all. The caring community environment at Camden Catholic shaped my confidence and success, and fostered camaraderie and life-long friendships.”

Camden Catholic alumni and students can feel confident that Dr. Keating offers sound advice to those hoping to grow into a leadership position: “My advice for CCHS students and alumni is to continue your education in a consistent pattern - pursue higher education and continue to do so your entire life.”

Vice Admiral Nanette DeRenzi ‘79 Judge Advocate General, U.S. Navy As the 42nd person, but first female to hold the position of Judge Advocate General in the U.S. Navy, it’s saying a lot when Nanette DeRenzi credits Camden Catholic with providing her the foundation from which to succeed in this internationally respected leadership role. “My service in student government and participation in team sports allowed me to build life-long friendships and taught me teamwork, leadership, character, and perseverance,” she says.

As a JAG, Vice Admiral DeRenzi is the principal military legal counsel to the Secretary of the Navy and Chief of Naval Operations. She also serves as the Department of Defense’s representative for ocean policy affairs. DeRenzi leads the thousands of attorneys, enlisted legalmen, and civilian employees of the worldwide Navy JAG Corps.

She credits two CCHS icons, Mrs. Pat Jordan (DeRenzi’s student government moderator) and Mrs. Jymme Szurek (her field hockey coach) with “bringing out the best” in their students and players. “They genuinely cared about us and got to know us as individuals,” says DeRenzi.

“They inspired us to do our very best, bring out the best in each other, and reach our full potential. In my job, I lead an organization of 3,000 people world-wide who provide legal services to sailors, commanders, and their families. Every day, I do something – or stop myself from doing something – because of lessons Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Szurek taught us. From my perspective, the distinguishing characteristic of CCHS is the dedication to developing young men and women of character, integrity, and faith.”

When describing his Camden Catholic experience, Dr. Keating uses words that have become synonymous with CCHS: “family,” “well-rounded,” “faculty support,” and “prepared for a successful future.”

It’s no surprise that Vice Admiral DeRenzi offers superb advice as she reflects on the qualities which make a good leader.

As the seventh president to take over the helm at Rowan College at Gloucester County in 2012, we can take pride in Dr. Keating’s recognition of the foundation he received as a student at CCHS, which has led him to such a leadership role.

“So much goes into being an effective leader and developing effective leaders. It begins with knowing yourself – your strengths and your weaknesses – believing in yourself, and most importantly, being yourself.”

Dr. Keating earned his Doctorate in organizational leadership from Wilmington University and received his BA and master’s in education at The College of New Jersey (where he is currently a member on the board of trustees). He completed his Public School Administration licenses at Rutgers University in New Brunswick and Rowan University in Glassboro. Dr. Keating has over 30 years of experience in higher education and is a well-respected educational leader across the state of New Jersey, serving as Superintendent of Schools for Gloucester County Special Services School District and Gloucester County Vocational-Technical School District. Prior to his appointment as Rowan College at Gloucester president, he served as the vice president of Student Services and as interim president until June 2011.

“Those whom you lead will quickly realize if you’re trying to be something or someone you’re not. But leadership isn’t about you -- get to know your people, care about them, and learn what motivates them as individuals and as a team; no one succeeds or fails alone. Allow people to make, and learn from, their mistakes. Be relentlessly optimistic – don’t focus on the problem; instead, see the opportunities that challenges present. Lead with integrity, humility, grace, and a sense of humor. People will generally be what you expect them to be. Believe in them; expect and empower them to succeed and they will.”

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Leading Students to New Heights Scholarship donors create opportunity for achievement for 115 students… And counting John Langan & Dr. Judy Nadell Townsend Foundation Langan-Nadell Community Scholars $1 Million Scholarship Commitment to The Campaign for the Future “My wife Judy Nadell and I very much like something Melinda Gates said, ‘Education is the key to opportunity, and the opportunity is not equal,’” states Mr. John Langan. And he and Dr. Nadell, with the assistance of their student mentor and coordinator Deborah Grandinetti, are doing all in their power to provide that opportunity for students from Camden.

The Langan-Nadell Camden Catholic High School Community Scholars program began in 2007 when John Langan, founder and president of Townsend Press, and his wife, Dr. Judy Nadell, chose to make a grant from Townsend Foundation to Camden Catholic High School to provide full-scholarships for 15 gifted students from grade schools in Camden.

Four years later the students in that first class of Langan-Nadell Camden Catholic graduates headed to schools such as the New York University-Stern School of Business, Rutgers Honors College, St. Peter’s University, Widener University, Rutgers UniversityNew Brunswick, Rutgers University-Camden, and various community colleges.

The seven graduating Langan-Nadell scholars in the class of 2014 were accepted to schools including Hofstra University, Holy Family University, Howard University, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Rowan University, Rutgers University, College of Saint Elizabeth, and Trinity College.

“By working with us to create a scholarship program for students who attend the Catholic Partnership Schools in Camden, Camden Catholic has helped made things closer to equal for underserved students. Every so often we get reports about the progress of the students we are supporting and see their smiling faces. No wonder they're smiling: in the caring and supportive environment at Camden Catholic, they're in the best possible hands,” says John Langan.

Peg and Pepe Piperno and Pat and Jack Parker Domenica Foundation and Parker Foundation Community Scholars Program “We envision a world where children receive an education and the opportunities that education provides,” says Pepe Piperno. And he and his wife Peg, along with Pat and Jack Parker are helping students from Camden receive the best possible education at CCHS through their Community Scholars Program.

The Pipernos have always had a commitment to the children of Camden, a commitment inspired by Domenica Piperno, Pepe’s mother, for whom their foundation is named. “For her, everyone else always came first,” says the Pipernos. “She made certain that the needs of others, whether family, friends or strangers, were met first and foremost before her own.” And in Domenica’s spirit they have generously chosen Camden Catholic students as beneficiaries of their Community Scholars Program.

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“In addition to their own support, the Pipernos encourage friends and employees to financially support the program, and to provide mentorship to the students. They, their friends, and their colleagues are dedicated to seeing that these students have a choice about their future. They are confident that by offering scholarships to CCHS, the Community Scholars will be able to see where positive choices can lead,” says Mrs. Barbara Cortese, Director of Guidance, Camden Catholic.

“We believe in the power of education,” say Peg and Pepe. “We choose to support the students of Camden to attend Camden Catholic because we know the importance of an excellent education, one which CCHS provides. Camden Catholic is preparing its students to be leaders of the future by providing rigorous academics and instilling faith in God, something that is in line with the mission and values of the Domenica Foundation.”

The Community Scholarship Program of the Domenica Foundation and Parker Foundation have graduated 73 students from Camden Catholic.

Dr. Richard Hocker Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation Camden Catholic is honored to have the support of the Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation and its founder Dr. Richard Hocker. Along with his wife Marcia and their daughters Kirsten and Kimberley, the Hocker family and their foundation, named after Dr. Hocker’s mother, partner with a selection of Philadelphia-area private schools to provide scholarships for disadvantaged youth.

“Camden Catholic is very fortunate to have the support of the Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation,” says Camden Catholic President Mary Whipkey. “Their scholarship monies have given many students the opportunity of a Camden Catholic education.

Dr. Hocker has also served as a mentor, meeting each student and guiding them in a direction of success. We have been very blessed to have such an excellent partner in educating young teens.”

Not only does the foundation review academic performance and financial need, but the student’s participation in community service, good citizenship, and leadership is considered as well when awarding the scholarships. “We appreciate Dr. Hocker’s appreciation for and encouragement of the well-rounded student,” says Whipkey. “It aligns well with our mission, and is something we promote through all four years of the Irish experience.”

As stated in the Hocker Foundation mission, their goal is to “help students help themselves by providing educational opportunities to those individuals who have demonstrated an ability and willingness to lead productive lives. The Foundation advances this mission by partnering with outstanding educational institutions in identifying students who have demonstrated leadership abilities, academic success, commitment to the community and are in need of financial and personal support.”

“The Foundation supports Camden Catholics values and academics bestowed on the students,” says Dr. Hocker. “By granting scholarships, we hope to alleviate financial pressures to individuals that are in need and want to achieve. Camden Catholic continues to impress our foundation with the scholars that will become successful members of society.”

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IRISH EXTRAVAGANZA GALA Saturday, February 28 A celebration of CCHS for alumni, parents and friends Contact: Millie Daverso joeyd130@comcast.net

DESIGNER BAG BINGO

IRISH SYNERGY

Thursday, October 2 at 7 p.m.

Sunday, October 19, 9 a.m.

Mass (optional) 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Program & Workshops

Thursday, November 13 at 7 p.m.

An empowerment event for young women in grades 6, 7 and 8.

Tickets: $30 in advance $40 at the door

Join the CCHS Leadership Academy students to learn aspects of leadership in the classroom, on the field, and on the stage.

Contact: Stephanie Zola szola@camdencatholic.org

In the newly renovated CCHS Dining Hall Tickets: $30 in advance $40 at the door Contact: Caroline Crouse karr2644@comcast.net

CANVAS CONCOCTIONS (Limited Space Available)

NINTH ANNUAL HALL OF FAME Induction Ceremony & Reception Saturday, April 25 at 7 p.m.

Contact: Kate Bieg: 856-663-2247 ext. 134 or kbieg@camdencatholic.org

Learn about Beliefs, Goals, Communication, Social Relationships, and Paragons.

Keynote speaker: Vice Admiral Nanette DeRenzi, JAG, US Navy ‘79

LUCK OF THE IRISH TEN-WEEK CLUB Chances will be mailed to all alumni.

Please support this important fundraiser that will help keep down the cost of tuition for our current families!

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The Arts Academy at CCHS

Fine Arts

Digital Arts

Yian Wei ’14, International Program (China), was chosen as one of the 203 finalists for the Create-A-GreetingCard $10,000 Scholarship Contest. (at right)

Digital media and photography courses are supported by a state-of-the-art Mac Lab, and an energetic group of Arts Academy faculty.

Abigail Camden ’14, received scholarships to several fine arts colleges and has chosen to study both art and psychology at Agnes Scott College in Georgia. (at left)

Music Arts Academy faculty are assisted by student advisors such as Jeremy Greenhart ’98, an accomplished musician and Grammy-nominated producer.

Shakespeare Troupe Led by Mrs. Werner-Kaiser, Mrs. Gallagher, and Mr. Corbett, CCHS students competed at the annual DeSales University Shakespeare Competition in March. Senior Abigail Camden won second place in the monologue category and received a scholarship.

“All of the Camden Catholic students received high marks from the adjudicators, all of whom were professional actors and professors. This is our second trophy and scholarship in three years,” said Mrs. WernerKaiser. “It was an exciting day and really helps to confirm the foundational education in theatre arts that we are offering our students at CCHS.”

The annual Christmas Concert is a terrific opportunity for students to share their talents during the holiday season.

Camden Catholic’s arts curriculum continues to evolve while remaining one of the most impressive high school arts programs in the region. Here’s a look back at some “picture-perfect” moments from The Arts Academy at CCHS 2013-14.

Beauty and The Beast

Student Spotlight: Anastasia Calzaretto ’17

Camden Catholic’s 92nd spring musical “Disney’s Beauty and The Beast” was a sell-out hit with audiences young and old alike. This year’s show was directed by the incomparable Denise Neri, assisted by her sons Justin and Jason, along with a fabulous cast and crew of Camden Catholic students who brought one of Disney’s most beloved stories to life in the Grandi Auditorium this past March. As in year’s past, an adorable cast of young friends, including children from sending schools throughout South Jersey, participated on the cast as “village children” and “forks and spoons.”

Alumnus Brian Fitzpatrick ’87, P ’17, was an integral part of the show’s success with his leadership of the marketing, ad and patron book, ticket sales and parents committee. Thank you to all alumni, friends, and parents who supported the show and the talented cast and crew of “Disney’s Beauty and The Beast.”

CCHS student and accomplished ballerina Anastasia Calzaretto was selected to be an ambassador for the U.S. Department of State as a part of the National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) program. NSLI-Y provides merit-based scholarships for eligible high school students and recent high school graduates to learn less commonly taught languages in summer and academic-year overseas immersion programs.

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The NSLI-Y Program works in conjunction with the Bolshoi Academy and the Russian American Foundation. Ana had to first be accepted by the Bolshoi Ballet prior to even applying for the Scholarship. She was one of 15 students chosen across the US and she now she will spend three weeks in New York City, followed by six weeks in Moscow, Russia. She will be training with the Bolshoi Ballet while receiving Russian language classes. On the weekends she will likely get to see more of Russia's history, including palaces, museums, and cultural landmarks.

Dance

Chorus and Vocal Arts Arts Academy students are encouraged to diversify their gift for song in a wide range of vocal arts courses.

Students host a number of Cabaret Nights throughout the year.

The Spring Concert is an excellent diversion for students during the hectic final weeks of classes.

The Camden Catholic Dance Team has now become a course in which students learn complex and challenging choreography from skilled professionals. The Camden Catholic Elite Dance Team won in their category in this year’s Coastal Cheer and Dance Masters Competition.

Irish Acts BUDS Program BUDS (Bringing Up Downs Syndrome) is a collaborative effort between the Thespian honors students and young adults with Downs Syndrome, lead by faculty member Nancy Werner-Kaiser and Ed Corbett ‘81. Together, they explore their creative spirit and reinforce the importance of inclusion, especially as it relates to the arts.

In addition, Ana performed in Midsummer's Night Dream in Washington D.C. in June.

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Athletic News

Athletic News Lacrosse: Vittese & Kilpatrick Net Girls Basketball: Alumnae Give Back Boys Basketball: Passing the Torch 100th Goals & Receive Academic All- During the 2013-14 season, the Fighting Irish girls basketball team was thrilled to welcome familiar American Honors faces to their coaching staff. Veteran coach Chrisy Palladino (500+ wins, 29 season as head coach of the Irish), tapped into two successful alumnae and former players, and an additional impressive athlete for her staff: Erin Garrity Romani '90, Rashidat Junaid '06, and Linette Johnson. Romani was a three-sport varsity athlete at CCHS (1987-1991), a 1,000 pointscorer, All-South Jersey (basketball), and 1991 Philadelphia Inquirer “Athlete of the Year.” She is Led by alumna and College of New Jersey lacrosse standout Coach Bridget Bigley Sipera ’02, the Camden Catholic girls lacrosse team competed intensely this season and finished with a 14-6 record in a heartbreaking one-goal loss to Shore Regional in the NJSIAA State Tournament. The team was led by a well-balanced attack featuring 100 goal scorers Tara Vittese ’14 (University of Virginia) and junior Megan Kilpatrick ‘15. Vittese, who will be attending UVA on a scholarship for field hockey, scored her 100th career goal vs. Cherry Hill East on April 10. During the game she tied the school record (set by Coach Sipera) with 11 goals in one game. Kilpatrick netted her 100th goal vs. rival Paul VI on May 9. Both Vittese and Kilpatrick were honored as Academic All-Americans for the 2013-14 school year.

Winter Track Brings Home State Title

Football: Nick Strom Named Head Coach Coach Strom, a rising star on the South Jersey football scene, comes to CCHS after spending four years under the tutelage of Coach Tom Maderia at Burlington Township High School, a well-known and respected coach in South Jersey. Strom graduated from Palmyra High School and played quarterback at King's College. He has also been head boys basketball

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coach at Palmyra Middle School. “I consider Camden Catholic to be among the most prestigious football programs in South Jersey,” says Strom. “And, we have the potential to be the best. I look forward to helping lead this program so that we can be proud of our players on and off the field and in the classroom,” he says. Be sure to join us on Shamrock Field throughout the season to “Cheer, Cheer on old Catholic High.”

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Cumberland

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Gloucester Catholic

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Woodrow Wilson

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Bishop Eustace

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Boys Soccer: Collegiate Coach Larry Sullivan Leads Fighting Irish Sullivan is a veteran of the sport who has experience coaching in Olympic development, youth, high school, and college programs. Most recently he led the Council Rock North High School girls team from 2011-2013, and prior to that was the Head Varsity Men’s Soccer Coach at Villanova University for 17 seasons. His awards and honors include the Father Judge Soccer Hall of Fame, Northeast Catholic Soccer Hall of Fame, Philadelphia Old Timers Hall of Fame, Southeastern Pennsylvania College Coach of the Year, and Southeastern Pennsylvania High School Coach of the Year. “I very much am looking forward to coaching the Fighting Irish,” says Coach Sullivan. “Initially we hope to prepare the team to be a competitive unit and build on our early success. From that we anticipate building an infrastructure that brings quality student athletes into the program. We are focused on developing a soccer culture that includes the entire Camden Catholic community, especially our soccer alumni.”

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currently an Assistant Professor II at Camden County College in the Health and Exercise Science Department. Junaid was a 2,000+ point scorer in high school (a school record) and 2006 Philadelphia Inquirer “Player of the Year.” She played four years at Rutgers University (Major-Psychology and Criminal Justice, Minor-Criminology) before being drafted by the LA sparks (3rd round/32pick). Junaid played one year in Russia and one year in China. She is currently a Counselor at Robins' Nest Inc. Assistant Coach Linette Johnson was a standout at Lakewood High School, played four years at Stockton College (BSBiology) and is currently a trainer and AAU coach at Nexxt Level Sports, and a molecular biologist for the American Red Cross in Philadelphia. These coaches helped the team to another remarkable season with a 23-5 record.

The Skyman Squadron fan club remains active, cheering on Coach Matt Crawford, despite the retirement of Coach Jim Crawford, for whom the club is named.

In October, Jim Crawford, the most successful basketball coach in school history, with a 35-year record of 713-238, retired from his position as head coach.

“I consider it a blessing to have had the opportunity to coach each and every player over these past 35 years,” said Jim upon the announcement. Crawford’s son Matt, a 1999 graduate of CCHS, was named head coach. The elder Crawford remains on staff as an assistant, along with Robert ‘80 and Joe ‘79 Murtin, Pete Dooner, and Msgr. Bob McDermott ’60. In Matt’s inaugural season the team continued Irish basketball’s winning tradition, finishing the season with an impressive 21-7 record.

Softball: Mavreen Hering Wins 100th Game Coach Hering recorded the victory on May 3 vs.

Pitman High School in the “Coaches vs. Cancer” Tournament.

College Signings: StudentAthletes Take Talents to the Next Level The Fighting Irish boys winter track team brought home the first Parochial B State Track Championship in school history on January 19, 2014. The team was honored at half-time of a boys basketball game the week following their historic championship. They are coached by Walter “Sonny” Anderson and Clinton Tabb.

Wrestling: McBride Secures 100 Wins Senior Tyler McBride ’14 brought home his 100th victory with a pin over his opponent from Don Bosco Prep in February.

Congratulations to all of our graduating studentathletes, who work hard both in the classroom and on the playing fields, and who will be playing for colleges across the country next year.

BASEBALL: Christian Bilan-York College Joey Craig-Monmouth University Tom Gallagher-University of the Sciences Dominic Messina-York College BOYS BASKETBALL: Rob Brosh-Cabrini College GIRLS BASKETBALL: Olivia Crenny-Rosemont College Michelle Obasi-Rutgers University, Camden Cara Racobaldo-Rutgers University, Camden Cara Hardy-Stockton University

CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD: Collin Pierlott-LaSalle University Kyle Kirk-Lehigh University FIELD HOCKEY: Maggie Matthews-Wesley College Alyssa Olenick-Boston College Tara Vittese-University of Virginia FOOTBALL: Donovan Fisher-Catholic University GOLF: Dane Stolinski-Rowan University Kevin McDonald-Indiana University of PA

GYMNASTICS: Kerry Arrone-Temple University BOYS LACROSSE: Brian Madalion-Catholic University Lee Bouggess-Stevenson College GIRLS LACROSSE: Gabby Curry-Neumann University Rachel Garofalo-Rutgers Camden WRESTLING: Tyler McBride-Camden County College Alex Smyth-Camden County College

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Alumni Athletic News

Faculty News & Updates

Michelle Vittese ’08 a 2012 Olympian, Caitlyn Brostrand ’11, LaSalle University, Mike Booth '00 and Aaron Taylor continues to achieve international field hockey enjoyed an admirable junior season as she scored '96 were inducted into the South Jersey success, gaining her 100th cap (international appearance) during the 2014 World Cup. A University of Virginia graduate, Vittese returned from a knee injury in 2013 to be named to the 2014 Champions Challenge squad who captured gold and a ticket to the 2016 Champions Trophy. “Thus far, Vittese’s explosive attack style has been a key to Team USA’s success at the World Cup,” states the Team USA website.

her 100th goal, was named LaSalle StudentAthlete of the Month (April), received Atlantic 10 Player of the Week honors, and earned her second All-Conference First Team award. She

also concluded the season as the team's points leader with 41 points on 31 goals and a teamhigh 10 assists. Cait has now been on the A-10 postseason awards list all three years including her All-Rookie nod two years ago.

Laura Messina ’11,

a Central Connecticut State University junior was named NEC Pitcher of Year and All-NEC First Team.

She was also named NEC Pitcher of the Week six times this season, completed the regular season tied for first in the nation with 13 shutouts and led the conference in strikeouts (240), batters struck out looking (58) and posted a season ERA of 1.42. Messina has broken five CCSU career pitching records in her tenure as a Blue Devil including most wins (73), most complete games (93), most shutouts (32), most strikeouts (693) and most innings pitched (690.0).

John Fee ’88 competed in the Race Across America (RAAM) in June. John trained for eight months to take part in this intense bike race against teams from around the world. RAAM is known as a pinnacle of athletic achievement, not

Wrestling Hall of Fame on November 2, 2013.

Both Mike and Aaron were perennial champions during their wrestling days at CCHS and beyond. Mike was a four-time District 27 Champion, a four-time Region 7 Champion, a four-time New Jersey state place winner and a State Champion. He wrestled at the University of North Carolina and graduated in 2005. He is currently the head coach of the Cherokee High School wrestling team. Aaron was a four-time District 27 Champion and a two-time Region 7 Champion wrestling under Hall of Fame coach Gary Papa. He finished his scholastic career with a 121-9 record. He went on to wrestle at Cornell University where he was twice named to the All-Ivy Team.

Fighting Irish 5K The second annual Fighting Irish 5K was a great success with more than 150 runners gathering at CCHS on a beautiful fall morning during Homecoming Weekend. The Camden Catholic Cross Country Team took home the team trophy and winners were named in alumni decade categories as well as student and nonalumni categories. Camden Catholic is grateful to the many volunteers who helped make the Fighting Irish 5K possible, as well as to the Merchantville, Pennsauken and Cherry Hill Police Departments for securing our race route and to our DJ and MC Mr. Michael Poole.

Thank you to the Haddonfield Running Company and Amy's Omelette House for donating prizes for our winners.

Noemi Merenyi, Foreign Language department faculty, has been named to the Board of Trustees of the Go4TheGoal Foundation. The mission of Go4TheGoal is to improve the lives of children battling cancer by providing financial support, developing and implementing unique hospital programs, funding innovative research and granting personal wishes. Noemi is a great champion of Go4TheGoal and all of the work that they do, encouraging Camden Catholic students and faculty to participate in as many of their events and opportunities as possible. In April she and Kayleigh Whitmore ’15 were selected by the foundation to attend the National Catholic Educational Association Convention to share their experiences in working with Go4TheGoal with fellow Catholic school educators.

When she wasn’t leading one of her art or digital media classes at CCHS this year, Stephanie Zola ’01 was sharing her love of painting with a new audience at “paint nights” throughout the city of Philadelphia. The idea of a “paint night” is to allow friends the opportunity to come together in a relaxed setting to create a painting for them to bring home, no art experience is necessary. The amateur artists take casual direction from the true artist leading the

CCHS Abroad Msgr. Andrew Martin, President Emeritus, enjoyed a fantastic respite from the CCHS campus this spring. He and friends traveled to Europe, journeying on a cruise, and reunited with a former Nazareth House student in his home country of Norway.

Reunion in Oslo with Karl Tveit, a 2012-2013 international student from Norway.

group, who is Mrs. Zola. The relaxed setting often involves a bar, restaurant or local winery, allowing the new artists a chance to “loosen up” and socialize as they test their skills.

Mrs. Zola will be leading our own CCHS Paint Night in the coming academic year. Stay tuned for details at www.camdencatholic.org.

A twelve-hundred year old wooden church still in use today.

Msgr. was certain to sport his favorite CCHS gear while traveling.

Good Shepherd Award Mr. Nystrom Celebrates 45 Years at CCHS Otherwise known as “Pancho” by the thousands he has taught throughout the years, Mr. Wayne Nystrom celebrated 45 years as an educator at CCHS this academic year. Pictured with fellow Math department faculty, Mr. Jack Merritt.

only in cycling circles, but the greater sporting community as well. John's team, made up of four employees of Bristol Myers Squibb, raised funds for Stand Up 2 Cancer. This cause is especially near to John and his family as his mom Arlene is a two-time breast cancer survivor and his dad John is battling advanced stage Mantel Cell Lymphoma. John rode across America with Lance Armstrong in the Tour of Hope back in 2004, during his mom’s battle with breast cancer. When John and his team completed RAAM in late June they were greeted at the finish by his parents and sister, Christine (Fee) Williams, a 1997 graduate of CCHS (pictured).

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Merenyi Makes a Difference at Zola Makes “Paint Nites” Popular Go4TheGoal

Elizabeth Gallagher, English department faculty, received the fourth annual Good Shepherd Award from the class of 2014 at Baccalaureate.

“While I recognize that it is a privilege to receive the 2014 Good Shepherd Award, I believe it is an even greater privilege to teach students who trust me to guide them in their academic, social, and spiritual development, as they prepare to face the challenges of young adulthood,” she said about the honor.

Colleen Byrnes Walsh ’01 returned to her beloved Alma Mater in January as Director of Admissions. Mrs. Walsh is a Cum Laude graduate of Johnson & Wales University who had been working as Director of Event Services at the Ryan Center at the University of Rhode Island. She is thrilled to share her love of CCHS with potential new students as she guides them through the admissions process.

The award is given by the graduating class to a faculty member they feel “regularly represents the value of transmitting knowledge and demonstrates care of the students through teaching, example and positive relationships.”

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Welcome to the “Family” Future Frosh...

27 Legacies Join the Ranks of the Fighting Irish, Following in the Footsteps of Grandparents, Parents, and Siblings

Our Legacy. Their Opportunity.

A Proud Tradition.

Shane and Brendan ’17 Costello (Theresa Kelly Morgan ’57)

George ’70 and Kate Deutsch

Jacqueline ’11, Rob ’83 and Danielle Dymond

Jenna’16, Christian and Jeff Belz '85 (Tina Senior Belz '86)

Kathleen and Robert Brust '79 (Kathleen Campbell Brust '48deceased, Bridget '07 and Ryan '07)

Shannon '11, Erin '13, Dean and Maureen Haney Cahill '82

John ‘77, Maureen and Mary ‘77 (Corbett) Dymond

Angela Ebbert and Michelina D'Alessandro Basile '62

Patrick Kennedy '53, Cecilia Ensell and Anne Hartman Kennedy '53

Class of 2018 Scholars Langan-Nadell Scholars John Langan and his wife, Judith Nadell, friends of Camden Catholic and advocates of private and charter school education, have awarded full scholarships to five promising students from the Camden area. Students are expected to maintain a minimum B average as well as to read dozens of books during summer enrichment programs.

Andrew Zhao – Sacred Heart, Camden Ashley Melendez – St. Anthony of Padua, Camden Dyamend Fladger – Holy Name, Camden Isaih Alvarez – St. Cecilia, Lindenwold Jennifer Zamora – St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral, Camden

Ethel Mae Hocker Scholars Dominica Community Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hocker founded the Scholars Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation to inspire scholarship opportunities for a broad range of talented students who would benefit from the whole person education at Camden Catholic High School.

The scholarships are competitive and renewable upon attainment of the required grade point average and service to the community at Camden Catholic High School and in general. The awards support the efforts of academically able students who are good citizens and who seek leadership roles in their communities and the world.

Camden Catholic is pleased to add four Hocker scholars for the new school year. Students were invited to apply and were measured on their academic achievements, financial need, community service, and leadership skills. The following students will receive full scholarships for the academic year 2014-2015: Karlie Deeck – Christ the King, Pennsauken Julius Romero – Our Lady of Good Counsel, Palmyra

Congratulations to the Langan-Nadell Scholars who graduated this year! (pictured with John Langan, center) Kelly Pham, Johangeliz Febo, Brianna Concepcion, Dashon Medor, Jada Hines, Alexis Schultz, and Francine Santiago.

Nicholas and Sandra (Black) Hughes '87

Christine (Zeck) '90 and Rebecca Johns (John Zeck '66)

Christopher Kozempel and Maureen (Pacan) '88 Kozempel

Rosemarie (O'Brien) '85 and Abigail Loughlin (Maria DiNunzio Olsen Loughlin, 45, Alfred Loughlin '45-deceased, Rose Abbatista Loughlin '52-deceased)

Camden Catholic Hocker Scholars enjoyed meeting Congressman John Runyan earlier this year at the annual Hocker Scholars Dinner, hosted

by Mr. Richard Hocker, Hocker Foundation President. Pictured (l. to r.) with Mr. Hocker, John Runyan and Mary Whipkey: James Muntz ’15, George Panchana ’17, Liam Rowan ’16, Kliah Best ’17, Daniela Cobos ’15, Kelly O’Brien ’15, Frank Chillem ’14, Noah Washington ’17, and Shawnia Greene ’17.

John Marino, Mary Marino, Mary McKernan Wolfram ’50, and Robert Wolfram

Peg and Pepe Piperno and Jack and Pat Parker continue their sponsorship of Dominica Community Scholars at Camden Catholic. The Pipernos sponsor 16 students in the Class of 2015, seven students in the Class of 2016, nine in the Class of 2017, and 11 in the incoming freshman class of 2018.

Congratulations to Dominica Community Scholars sponsored by Pat Parker in the Class of 2014:

Front row: Alexis Castro, Ameerah Fussell, Nancy Nguyen, Briana Estremera-Davis Back row: David Castro, Carlos Baez, Carlos Martinez, Jr., and Xena Nguyen The sponsors pay for a portion of the students’ tuition and they must maintain, at minimum, a “C” average. The success rate is extremely high for all of these students to continue on to college.

Dominica Scholars graduating in the Class of 2014 are attending schools such as Holy Family University, Rowan University, Rutgers University, St. Joseph’s University, Temple University and the University of Delaware.

Thank you to the many alumni and friends whose generous donations to Camden Catholic provide financial assistance for our students.

Joe ’09, Ethan and Kelsey ‘12 Moffa

Al ’88, Aidan and Lynda (Marini) ‘90 Nanni

Christopher and Kathryn Sinatra O'Callaghan '88

Gage Panno and Nancy Hartig Mandes ’80

Robert ’88 and Emily Riccardi

Christine Irwin ’84 and Brett Russell

Anonymous 1961 Football Team Paul Azores Memorial Scholarship Black Catholic Ministry Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bonetti Kathy Campbell Scholarship Class of 1963 Scholarship Class of 1973 Scholarship Don Carmody Scholarship James Gillespie Scholarship Fund Sister Philomena Gini '49 Scholarship Charles A. and Marie Grandi Scholarship Hall of Fame Scholarship

Rev. William H. Hart Memorial Scholarship Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation Holy Name Sister Peg Hynes Scholarship International Education Foundation Janet Jordan Scholarship Luke Jordan Scholarship Tom Kenney Scholarship John Langan and Judith Nadell Scholarship Madden & Madden Scholarship Mazzeo Family Scholarship John Oakes Memorial Scholarship

Jack and Patricia Parker Community Scholars The Pilarz Family Scholarship Pepe and Peggy Piperno Community Scholars John L. Pund, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Marie Quigley Scholarship Dean Ragone Scholarship Chic Saile Scholarship Saint Joseph's Pro-Cathedral Scholarship Robert C. Skaf Scholarship Charles F. Spuhler, Jr., '69 Scholarship Colonel John Waite Memorial Scholarship

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Mary Theresa Schmidt Taylor ’65 and Andrew Schofield

Frank and Christine (Smith) ‘89 Schlegel

Erin and Tracy (Gregorio) Wilson '88 (Carl Gregorio ’60)

Joel and Stephanie (James) Wilson '89

Grace ’09, Paul, Linda (Talarico) '81, and Nick ‘12 Xerri

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Please contact Colleen Walsh at cwalsh@camdencatholic.org or 856-663-2247 ext. 137 if interested in donating scholarship money in a loved one’s name or honor.

Abigail Smith – St. Cecilia, Pennsauken Anthony Nguyen – St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral, Pennsauken Dahmire Blakney – Sacred Heart, Woodlynne Henry Pham – St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral, Pennsauken Hillary Peralta – St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral, Camden Jada Cordero – Sacred Heart, Camden Lesley Pina – St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral, Camden Melissa Rodriguez – St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral, Camden Reanna Torres – St. Cecilia, Pennsauken Tho Vu – St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral, Camden Tiffany Veliz – Sacred Heart, Camden 35

Class of 2018 Academic and Arts Awards and Scholarships Camden Catholic is pleased to announce the winners of several academic and arts scholarships, awarded to the best and the brightest in the class of 2018. Among the most prestigious of these awards are the merit scholarships, awarded for all four years of study at CCHS. Prospective students who score a 96 or above on the High School Placement Test are invited to interview with a panel of administrators and submit a writing sample in order to be considered for a merit scholarship.

Congratulations Class of 2018 Merit Scholars

Class of 2018 Merit Scholars at the March 10th President’s Reception Front row left to right: Kristen Sampson, Shannon McHugh, Gabrielle Bemberry, CJ Senick, Second row left to right: Benjamin Kreuter, Dean Cahill, Megan Drummond, Cecelia Ensell, Skylar Jones, Caitlin Elizabeth Haas, Matthew Cottrell, Matthew Hart, Sean Heefner

Listed by name, grade school, and home town Trustee Scholarship – $6,000 for four years Caitlin Haas – St. Mary of the Lakes, Hainesport Emerald Scholarship– $4,000 for four years Cecelia Ensell – St. Peter School, Pennsauken Erin Wilson – Haddon Heights Junior High, Haddon Heights Gabrielle Bembery – Sacred Heart School, Camden Kristen Sampson – Our Lady of Good Council, Westhampton Nicholas Tran – Resurrection Catholic School, Cherry Hill Cathedral Scholarship - $2,000 for four years Alexa Sayson – St. Teresa Regional School, Sewell Christopher Senick – St. Peter School, Pennsauken Dean Cahill – Resurrection Catholic School, Mount Laurel Megan Drummond – St. Teresa Regional School, Bellmawr Shannon McHugh – Good Shepherd Regional School, Oaklyn Skylar Jones – Carusi Middle School, Cherry Hill Thomas Cava – St. Joan of Arc, Marlton Sr. Mary Scholarship – $1,000 for four years Anthony Nguyen – St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral, Pennsauken Benjamin Kreuter – Howard Phifer Middle School, Pennsauken Christopher O’Callaghan – Rosa International Middle School, Cherry Hill Henry Pham – St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral, Pennsauken Marion Murzello – Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Maple Shade Matthew Hart – St. Joan of Arc, Marlton

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Congratulations Class of 2018 Arts Academy Scholars Prospective students interested in pursuing the Arts Academy program, who scored above 85 on the High School Placement Test, are invited to audition their talents for consideration for an Arts Academy Scholarship. Awards are given in performing, visual, and digital arts categories.

Listed by name, grade school, and home town Band Scholarship John Marino – Resurrection Catholic School, Cherry Hill Thomas Marciano – Glassboro Intermediate School, Glassboro Emily Riccardi – John Paul II Regional School, Sicklerville Musical Theater Scholarship Michael Macera – St. Mary School, Williamstown Megan Woods – William G. Rohrer Middle School, Haddon Township Choir Scholarship Nathan Hobbs – St. Stephen Regional School, Pennsauken Danielle Dymond – Ann Mullen Middle School, Erial Michael Macera – St. Mary School, Williamstown Saige-Lyn Gidzinski – Indian Mills Middle School, Shamong Dance Scholarship Victoria Flacco – St. Stephen Regional School, Pennsauken Digital Arts Scholarship Abigail Blackman – Resurrection Catholic School, Merchantville Visual Arts Scholarship Thomas Bouillon – St. Joan of Arc School, Cherry Hill Veronica Cava – St. Joan of Arc School, Marlton Danielle Dymond – Ann Mullen Middle School, Erial

Alumni & Friends: Named Scholarships Through the generosity of alumni and friends, scholarships are awarded to several additional incoming students based on financial need and academic performance (at least an 80 percent on the admissions test).

Listed by name, grade school, and home town Pilarz Family Scholarship - $2,500 for one year Theresa Gardner – St. Stephen Parish, Haddon Heights Paul C. Azores Memorial Scholarship - $1,000 for one year Kenzie Calhoun – R.W. Kershaw School, Mount Ephraim John Oakes Memorial Scholarship - $1,000 for one year Kate Deutsch – Marlton Middle School, Marlton Tom Kenney Scholarship - $1,000-2,000 for one year Dominic Dunn – William Rohrer Middle School, Haddon Township Jordanna Darr – Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Maple Shade Ethan Darr – Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Maple Shade John L. Pund, Sr. Memorial Scholarship - $250 for one year Jordanna Darr – Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Maple Shade Ethan Darr – Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Maple Shade Sister Philomena Scholarship - $6,000 for one year Zahir Johnson – Sacred Heart, Camden Class of 1973 Scholarship - $400 for one year Jordanna Darr – Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Maple Shade Ethan Darr – Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Maple Shade Class of 1963 Scholarship - $1,000 for one year Patrick Reilly – Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Pennsauken Football Team of 1966 Scholarship - $500 for one year Gia Carusone – Chestnut Ridge Middle School, Sewell CCHS Magazine

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Class News It’s always so good to hear news from our alumni and friends. For many, it can be a way to catch up with an old classmate and stay in touch. Please continue to send us your news and we will publish it in the next issue!

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Frank Brockerman attended a high school basketball game in Melbourne, FL this past winter and thought he was back home. The school is Central Catholic High School (CCHS), and ironically their school colors are green and white!

Frank shared a great picture of him celebrating his 94th birthday, along with several others from his high school days, which will be preserved in the school archives.

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Coletta A. Berger continues to be active in her parish as an Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist, a member of the bell choir, and a chapel guardian.

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Robert Healey received the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Award from the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) on October 7, 2013 in Washington DC. This award is the association's highest honor, and recognizes sig-

Indonesia Young ‘15 Philadelphia Inquirer Writing Program A junior at CCHS, Indonesia, who is also a Langan Scholar, participated in the Philadelphia Inquirer First Take Program. This career development workshop is meant to open up journalism careers to Philadelphia-area high school students.

During the monthlong, hands-on program, Inquirer staffers teach participants reporting, writing, editing, photography, and other new media skills. Indonesia's article on teen pregnancy “Still a teen, already a mother: Now what?” that was written at First Take was published in the Inquirer on April 5.

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Sister Philomena Gini, RSM celebrated her 60-year jubilee as a religious sister.

Ethel Wesley Janowiak spent eleven days in the Holy Land. It was such a wonderful experience to walk the same journey as Our Lord.

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Mary Puzzutiello McClaine became a great-grandmother for the second time on March 26, 2014. The baby boy is called "Camden." Her granddaughter did not know that Mary grew up in Camden, NJ; she found the name in a book!

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nificant contributions to Catholic education. Bob has impacted Catholic education through his philanthropic efforts. Under his leadership, the Catholic School Development Program, established in 2004, has guided nearly 60 elementary and high schools to achieve stronger enrollment, fundraising, and leadership. Bob is also involved in efforts to enhance educational viability.

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Jean Tasch Gardner reports the class of 1948 celebrated their 65th reunion on October 11, 2013 at the Merchantville Country Club. Thirty four classmates and eight guests attended, and a good time was had by all.

Charles Tomasino portrayed the character Og in the 1952 "smash" production of "Finian's Rainbow." He loved his time at CCHS.

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Sister Maureen Cooper, OP celebrated her 60-year jubilee as a religious sister.

Francis P. McLaughlin and wife Sandy have been married for 48 1/2 years, and have 3 children - Christine '85, Richard, '88 and Michael. Grandchildren Adrienne and Connor attend Rowan University.

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Henry Hurst and wife Carole are enjoying retirement in the Hilton Head, SC area.

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Tom Hurley and Sandra Brown Hurley '61 have been married for 47 years, and are parents of 4 children and grandparents of 9.

Tom is president of Hurley Technical Services.

Joe '58 and Barbara '60 Strasser celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 13, 2014.

Their children and grandchildren joined them for a week in June in Garden City, South Carolina (near Myrtle Beach).

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Larry (and Madge) "Mack" McLaughlin retired after 43 years as the owner of the Larry Mack Employment Agency. He was able to place more than 2,000 people in jobs.

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Father Robert J. Fritz, senior priest, retired on June 30, 2014, and is now residing at The Manor at St. Mary's in Cherry Hill.

National Honor Society

James Tompkins, Ph.D is included in the 2014 edition of "Marquis Who's Who in the World." He has been member of the Center For Science in Public Interest in Washington, DC since 2005, and became a member of President Obama's Honorary Kitchen Cabinet in 2013.

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Margaret Staats Heath and husband Bill, a retired Army Colonel, have lived in Mississippi for 35 years. They have 5 children and 8 grandchildren, all living in Mississippi. Margaret continues to work part-time as an RN for a local oral and facial surgery center.

National Honor Society Inductions featured accomplished alumnus Kevin Walsh ’91 as guest speaker. Pictured: Principal Heather Crisci, Danielle Saranchak '15 (incoming NHS President), Kevin Walsh '91, Erika Ward '14 (outgoing NHS President), and President Mary Whipkey

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Class News FaithFull Food Drive

December. The students made 16 fleece blankets which were delivered to patients at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Accompanying each blanket was a hand written note of encouragement and well wishes from the student who created it.

CCHS Students Appear on TODAY Show for Go4TheGoal

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Jack Corbett reports “the class of 1963 reunion was a blast - old friends, new fun.”

Patricia DePersia-Westerfer is enjoying retirement after thirty-eight years of teaching and serving as a department chairperson. There's a new puppy in her household named Dakota Rose, a beagle mix. Patricia is looking forward to the class of 1964's reunion, and has connected with many classmates on-line.

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Mary Jane Hurley Brant, M.S., CGP has moved her psychotherapy practice to Newtown Square, PA. You may contact her through www.maryjanehurleybrant.com.

Ed Connell is now retired. He is on the board of People of the Poor, an organization which fundraises for the hungry and homeless shelters in Camden County. Ed's hobbies are oil painting and creating stained glass.

Dennis P. McInerney, a municipal court judge for over thirty years, was appointed as Presiding Judge-Municipal Courts, under the direction of the Assignment Judge, by NJ Chief Justice Stuart Rabner. He will oversee the Burlington Vicinage Municipal Division and all the municipal courts within that vicinity.

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Bill Bennett is regional vice president of Siemens Health Care.

Greg Peterson became a grandfather on July 4, 2013.

Loretta Stachiotti, principal of St. Anne School in Fair Lawn, NJ, is proud that the school as been reaccredited by the Middle State Association for the third time since 1997.

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Frank Maggipinto's firm recently completed construction management of the new electrical substation upgrade being done by PSE&G near Camden Catholic. It was a pleasure for Frank to drive by the school, seeing almost the way it was 40 years ago. He wishes "Best of Luck" to the new graduating class.

Temple “Owlympiad”

Bill Hobbs completed his Doctor of Education Program in May 2014 form the Graduate Theological Foundation, with a concentration in spirituality and leadership. He is currently serving as vice president of the Jesuit Secondary Education Association in Washington, DC.

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Sal Leonardo and his wife welcomed their first grandson, Ryan, on October 4, 2013.

Ryan's parents are Sal's son Mike and his wife Christine. Sal's daughter Kim and her husband Mike are expecting a son named Mason this December; big sister Giuliana is 3 1/2. The family is truly blessed.

Bonnie (Loeber) Boyle provided the international students living at the CCHS Nazareth House with the service opportunity “Hands on Fleece” this 38

Federica Negri ‘14, Devon Castaneda ’14 and Audrey Morgan ‘14 enjoyed a bit of the national spotlight in September in support of pediatric cancer awareness and the Go4TheGoal Foundation.

Approximately 50 students traveled to New York City to wave from the audience at the TODAY Show Plaza, holding Go4TheGoal signs to help promote a cause that is near and dear to the Camden Catholic family. Go4TheGoal was started by the Stefanacci family following the loss of their son, Richard, a Camden Catholic student, to Ewings Sarcoma in 2007. After Federica tweeted to Carson Daly, one of the TODAY Show hosts, from the crowd, she and two friends were ushered to the "Orange Room" and appeared on live TV, providing recognition to the Go4TheGoal Foundation, and Camden Catholic. Pictured: the CCHS/Go4TheGoal family and Federica, Devon and Audrey having fun with Carson Daly.

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Daniel R. Montes has been on staff for 41 years at Camden High School. He currently is chairperson of the career-technical education department.

Eight CCHS students, led by Math department chair, Mary Sabato, participated in this annual celebration of math at Temple University. The students enjoyed being on the Temple campus, spending the day with approximately 300 other high school students from the tri-state area. Pictured: Tian Zhu ‘15, Jonathan Daverso ‘15, Catherine Lin ‘15, Kayleigh Whitmore ‘15, Danielle Saranchak ‘15, Ally MacLean ‘15, Frank Pan ‘15, Minna Tang ’15.

Rev. Jason Rocks has been named pastor of St. Gianna Beretta Molla Parish in Northfield, NJ by Bishop Dennis Sullivan.

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Camden Catholic students prepare to deliver our collection of canned goods to the Diocese in February.

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Dan Cole, a 2010 graduate of the Temple University Tyler School of Art (BFA PDS) was selected for the 2013/14 Distinguished Alumni Mentoring Program with fellow Tyler alumnus Polly Apfelbaum (BFA Printmaking ’78). Their partnership produced the exhibition Polly Apfelbaum + Dan Cole: For the Love of Gene Davis. The exhibition was inspired by the 1972 work Franklin’s Footpath by Gene Davis which was painted directly on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Davis’ horizontal mural of vibrant stripes was billed as “the world’s largest painting” and was made by the museum’s Department of Urban Outreach.

Deanna Y. Davis has been working with her brother, Dr. Michael Davis, at his veterinary practice in Smyrna, GA for four years.

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Michael Dennin and Nina (Carosella) ‘99 had their third child, Charles this year. On the work front Mike was nominated and selected as Secretary of the Camden County Bar Association, the largest Bar Association in NJ. He is also working as a trial attorney at the Law Offices of Vincent J. Ciecka. Nina is working part time as an occupational therapist at Our Lady of Lourdes.

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Julie Westphal Ciocco has taught secondary English for about 6 years, attained her Master of Arts in learning disabilities, and is now an LDT-C for Barrington Public Schools. She also has acquired her supervisor certification. Julie is happily married and has a beautiful son, Dominic, who makes her laugh and believe in miracles every day.

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Faculty members Stephanie (Eikamp) Zola ‘01 and Jeff Bruckner ’00 led the resurgence of what many alumni remember as “Mr. MacDonald’s Europe Trip” (and class) this year. The semester-long “Euro Immersion” class introduced students to the culture and history of the countries they would be visiting through readings, podcasts, videos and basic language APPS and games. Assignments included reflection papers and an independent research project. This year fourteen students enrolled in the class and traveled to Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Czech Republic on a 10-day educational tour. The students were also required to record daily journal entries throughout their journey.

“Jeff and I feel very strongly about opening our students' eyes to new worlds and different cultures. The best way to learn is by experiencing and doing. These students returned with a very different perspective of the world, and themselves, and hopefully this will spark a love of travel and exploration within them,” said Mrs. Zola.

The 2015 class will travel to Italy, visiting Milan, Venice, Florence, and Rome.

Lauren De Angelis is in her second year as a Ph.D. student at Temple University in the history department. She studies military history, specifically during the American Revolutionary Era.

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Elizabeth "Betsy" Krohn will begin her second year in the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, located in St. Augustine, FL. She graduated from King's College in 2011.

Latin Students and Cathedral Scholars enjoyed a visit to the One Day in Pompeii exhibition at the Franklin Institute.

Europe Trip Expands Student Horizons

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Mark Reinhold and his groomsmen (all CCHS graduates) decided to visit their Alma Mater for some picture-perfect moments prior to his wedding ceremony in April. Pictured are Brett Cristino ‘06, Colin Devlin ‘06, Mark McCloskey ‘06, Kurt Reinhold (Groom), Mark Reinhold ’08, Connor Crawford ‘06, and Alex Evans ‘06.

Shannon Sullivan is the vice president of Globaloria, an international education foundation. Globaloria has recently won contests sponsored by Google and Microsoft.

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Ginene Szczepanski is engaged to Kerry Mahoney; they are planning a September 5, 2014 wedding.

Cheyenne Medina-Prawdzik appeared on The Rachael Ray Show earlier this year (shown at Rachael's right, wearing orange, in the photo).

She and her family were selected to help another family adopt a healthier lifestyle. Cheyenne is the owner of Fitness4Moms & Women, as well as a national fitness competitor and champion, and was named Mrs. Camden County in 2012.

One Day in Pompeii

Kerrie Sullivan is the director of membership experiences at AAA MidAtlantic in Wilmington, DE.

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Carlo Santa Teresa began his studies for the priesthood this past year at the College Seminary, St. Andrew's Hall, at Seton Hall University.

MaryKate Quinn is a 4th grade teacher at Moorestown Upper Elementary School.

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Mike McCloskey serves as a trooper flight medic, engaged in emergency rescue and support for the Maryland State Police. Mike graduated in 2012 from the University of Maryland with a Bachelor of Science degree in emergency health services. He then graduated from the Maryland State Police Academy is 2013 and advanced into aviation command.

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Class News Shane McFadden has been awarded a Fulbright Grant and is currently living in Brazil as an English teaching assistant at the Federal University of Pelotas, Brazil.

Februhairy

“Hail Alma Mater” by Tom “Spider” Dolan ’56

Tyler & Danielle (Owens) DeLecce, class of 2008 were married in June (pictured).

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Cherry Hill Mayor Chuck Cahn proclaimed Monday, October 28, 2013 "Kingston Estates Swim Club Day" in honor of the life-saving rescue performed by Kingston Estates Swim Club staff members in August. Lifeguards saved the life of a man who suffered a heart attack while in the pool. Those honored included Jeffrey Nixon '13 and Matthew Long '14.

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Dana Albano

ARCADIA UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Arts degree in elementary education POST GRADUATION: Employed at International Institute for Behavioral Development

ALVERNIA UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Science degree in business management and human resource management POST GRADUATION: Will pursue MBA beginning this fall

Februhairy came again this year, with juniors, seniors, and faculty members growing beards for a true “fun”raiser which collected $1,800. This year’s beneficiary was the Soldiers Animal Companions Fund, helping soldiers serving in the Middle East bring home dogs and cats they have adopted in these war-torn nations.

Rich Ormsby ’14 on KYW Newsradio 1060

Christopher Bilinsky RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, Camden - Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in psychology and childhood studies POST GRADUATION: Will attend graduate school at Rider University to pursue a master's degree as an education specialist in the school psychology program Caitlin Brown In early 1997 I was contracted by a major U.S. oil company to conduct a detailed logistics routing survey for a proposed 1,500 mile crude oil pipeline originating near Tengiz in northern Kazakhstan, terminating in Novorossysk at the top of Russia’s Black Sea. Of course like all good things my 3-month adventure would take me across the Kalmikya Plateau one of Russia’s hottest, most arid, remote desert tracts, in the heat of summer.

Being a foreigner and without a Russian driving permit, my client provided a 17 year old stick shift, non-air conditioned Volga sedan, complete with Victor, our driver, and Yuri, translator and government affairs representative. A long adventure looms before me.

Matthew Kaminski completed his sophomore year in the spring of 2014 at Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont, where he is studying communications.

The Class of 2010. . . Four Years Later Alexandrea Gulite THE RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY Bachelor of Science degree in speech-language pathology and audiology POST GRADUATION: Will take a year off to build resume´ then apply to graduate school to receive her master's in speech-language pathology, with the ultimate goal of becoming a certified speech therapist in a hospital setting

Ashley Bakley

See page 41 for the Class of 2010…Four Years Later Brian deJesus and Mary Kate Mangano (pictured) both attend Villanova, are both nursing majors and participate in collegiate a cappella.

B E C A M E O F. . .

Senior Rich Ormsby participated in the "Newstudies" program at KYW Newsradio 1060 this year. “Newstudies” is an annual high school program that attracts students from the tri-state area. Students study under a working news reporter, learning the mechanics of writing a story for radio and speaking about different topics relating to the news industry, including ethics in the news. “After writing a story and getting it approved, I headed over to the recording studio to read my story. The story was then broadcasted to listeners in the area,” said Rich. “The two-and-a-half month program ended with graduation featuring Larry Kane as keynote speaker. I really enjoyed learning about the industry under KYW reporter John McDevitt (pictured with Rich) and getting to record my story.

Hearing it on the radio was awesome.

Touring the CBS TV studio and speaking with Jim Donovan was also a highlight.”

After the third or fourth day of long monotonous driving trading music cassettes of Russian military marches and American country western Yuri asked me to sing “America’s Song”. A bit confused I asked what he was talking about. “You know”, says Yuri, “the America’s song you play at parades, patriotic meetings and sporting games.” Our national anthem!!~ With gusto I responded.

Victor and Yuri then burst into Russia’s national anthem which I immediately recognize as Camden Catholic’s Alma Mater – the same tune and melody, so I join the chorus.

We’re each amazed. When I explain the coincidence I’m asked to sing CCHS Alma Mater. Soon we’re all singing together in Russian and English. What a trip. Remember I have almost 3-months more to sing-a-long!

Each morning thereafter I managed to create new lyrics for my hosts, most renditions were obviously humorous and unrelated to anything. Can I remember any of the words today? Nope, but I sure can improvise.

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ALBRIGHT COLLEGE - Bachelor's degree in business marketing POST GRADUATION: Seek employment in field of study

Andrew Howie

PENN STATE UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Science degree in computer engineering POST GRADUATION: Will begin career at Space/Ground System Solutions in Washington, DC

Talia Johnson Will graduate in May 2015 from RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, Camden with a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing Hui Qian "Vivian" Lu

Nicholas Carfagno CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE - Bachelor of Science degree in computer information technology POST GRADUATION: Employed as software developer at Full Spectrum Services of Mt. Laurel, NJ

Meghan Lynn

John Chillem RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology POST GRADUATION: Attend grad school while working at Kennedy Hospital

Kevin McBride

Caitlyn Curtin THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY - Bachelor of Science degree in business management with a certificate in theatre and drama POST GRADUATION: Employed at CDW

Anthony D'Orazio LEHIGH UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Science degree in business and economics POST GRADUATION: Attend Rider University to pursue a Master of Accountancy (MACC) degree with a concentration in forensic accounting - has deferred a position in forensic advisory in the New York City office of Price Waterhouse until August 2015 in order to play one more year of basketball Brian de Jesus VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Science degree in nursing with a minor in philosophy POST GRADUATION: Establish himself as a pediatric nurse at a great institution, before spending a year doing service; will then attend grad school

LA SALLE UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Science degree in

business administration POST GRADUATION: Attended college for teaching and half-way through schooling received an internship at Wegmans, working for them in an advanced management program. "College definitely changed my life path. It's not about the destination but the journey itself."

Serving in the U.S. ARMY

Bart Middleman Will graduate from ST. JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY in May 2015 with a bachelor's degree in business Justin Newman BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Science degree in nursing POST GRADUATION: Pursue master's degree in nursing Alexander Pacione THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY - Bachelor of Science degree in accounting POST GRADUATION: Will begin career as an audit associate for Deloitte in Princeton, NJ Joy Resor

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology POST GRADUATION: Moving to Buffalo, NY to gain experience in either urban planning or psychology

Amanda Zimmer Schlegel

ROWAN UNIVERSITY - Bachelor or Arts degree in psychology with a specialization in child behavioral services POST GRADUATION: Will begin graduate school at LaSalle University to purse a master's degree in marriage and family therapy

Graduated in 2011 from RIZZIERI AVEDA SCHOOL FOR BEAUTY AND WELLNESS as a licensed cosmetologist POST GRADUATION: Stay-at-home mom to her daughter who was born in February 2014 - plans to return to her career when her husband returns from his military deployment

Katie Gentile Graduated from CAMDEN COUNTY COLLEGE in 2013 with as associate degree in dietetic technology POST GRADUATION: Pursuing bachelor's degree in dietetics at Rutgers University

Brad Silich LASALLE UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Science degree in accounting POST GRADUATION: Employed as an auditor at Philadelphia Carpenters Health and Welfare while pursing his CPA

Rachel Dunn

Wayne Gilliam II WIDENER UNIVERSITY - Bachelor's degree in sport management POST GRADUATION: Coaching for Widener University Football Program Shannon Gingell

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY - BFA in Drama with a Minor in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies POST GRADUATION: Pursuing an MA in Educational Theatre in Colleges and Communities at NYU, while also auditioning/pursuing acting work in New York City and Philadelphia

Joe Godley POINT PARK UNIVERSITY - Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in acting POST GRADUATION: Moving to New York to a pursue a career as a professional actor

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REUNIONS: Tradition Never Graduates

75 YEARS

Under the guidance of Mr. Francis Fidell ’38, CCHS hosted a special Mass and luncheon on September 18, 2013, honoring the classes of the 1930s. Msgr. Andrew Martin, President Emeritus and Fr. Michael Goyette, Director of Catholic Identity celebrated Mass in the Chapel, followed by lunch in the Emerald Café. This was a special day during which alumni were pleased to tour the “new” CCHS, and reminisce with fellow graduates. Twelve alumni from the 1930s were present for the event.

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The class of 1948 celebrated its 65th reunion on October 11th, 2013 with 34 classmates and eight guests in attendance. The dinner was held at the Merchantville Country Club. The class had 220 graduates, 116 are deceased and eight have no contact.

50 YEARS!

Planning Your Reunion?

Contact Janet Indelicato for your class mailing list: jindelicato@camdencatholic.org or 856-663-2247 ext. 136

61 YEARS

The Class of 1963, the first to graduate from the “new” school in Cherry Hill, enjoyed a fantastic weekend of reunion events to celebrate their 50th anniversary on October 1820, 2013. Beginning with “tours and touchdowns” on Friday evening, the group gathered in the Emerald Café for refreshments before enjoying tours of the school prior to the Homecoming football game versus Bishop Eustace. Saturday evening the group danced the night away to the sounds of the 60s at the Wyndham Hotel in Mount Laurel. Several members of the class attended Mass together on Sunday morning to conclude the weekend. Great work by the reunion committee, and many thanks to all who assisted with the weekend of events.

The class raised more than $1,000 during the reunion, which was donated to the CCHS Scholarship Fund.

The Class of 1952 enjoyed another reunion gathering on October 17, 2013 at Indian Spring Country Club. John Bloxsom was kind enough to photograph and ID members of the class in attendance.

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Class Reunions

40 YEARS The class of 1973 celebrated their 40th class

25 YEARS The Class of 1988 celebrated their 25th

reunion in style, and raised $1,600 for CCHS.

By Gloria Maccaroni ‘73 Good times were had by alumni of the Class of 73 when they gathered on October 5, 2013 at a once so familiar place, the CCHS cafeteria. And what good fun it was for everyone to catch up with old friends and classmates…fond memories were recounted as a nostalgia quiz challenged everyone to look back on their days at CCHS. Many danced to the vibes of the 70’s played by classmate Tony Quaranta. Fr. Brennan (now, Msgr. Brennan) and Mr. Nystrom stopped into reminisce and catch up with their former students. And, due to the generous contributions from those who attended, the class raised a total of $1,600 to contribute back to the school.

Those who attended would agree that it was a great night, and for those who missed it, please check the Class of 1973’s page on the CCHS web site as we will be holding our “annual” informal reunion in the fall. And please send your email address to gloria.maccaroni@verizon.net to stay informed regarding the next get together.

reunion on November 29, 2013 at Treno Restaurant in Westmont. Thanks to John Walsh and additional classmates for doing a wonderful job organizing the reunion event. 1988 Classmates enjoyed music from the late 80s, and an entertaining selection of photos and memorabilia from the CCHS Archives.

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50 Years!

Class of 1964 will hold its 50th class reunion on Saturday, October 4, 2014, at The Wyndham Hotel, Rt. 73 North, Mount Laurel, NJ, from 6 – 11 p.m. Tickets are $75 per person, including a buffet dinner and music for dancing. An array of activities are planned for the weekend event. Special reunion rates will be offered by the Wyndham for one or two nights, call 856-234-7000 to reserve and mention “CCHS REUNION.” Make checks payable to CCHS CLASS of 1964 and send to Bernie Egan, PO Box 418, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035. For our updated records, please include your name (maiden), guest name, current address, phone number and email address. Even if you are unable to attend, please provide contact information so we can keep you informed about other Class of ’64 events. Call Bernie at 856-5478500 or e-mail bjegan@verizon.net Follow us on Facebook.com “Camden Catholic Class of 1964.”

Class of 1952 will celebrate their 62nd Reunion on Thursday, October 2, 2014 from Noon to 4 p.m. at Marco's Restaurant (second floor elevator available) at Indian Spring Country Club (115 South Elmwood Road, Marlton, NJ 08053). Cost is $35.00 per person with cash bar. Hors d'oeuvres will be served prior to the 1:30 p.m. hot buffet. Prior to the luncheon, an 11 a.m. Mass will be celebrated for the living and deceased members of the class at St. Joan of Arc Church, 100 Willow Bend Road (off Main Street), Marlton, NJ 08053. Payment (checks payable to CCHS Class of '52, due by August 31) may be sent to: Mrs. Ann Sauer: 404 Center Avenue, Runnemeade, NJ 08078-1536.

Questions may be directed to John Bloxsom (856-547-8184 or jbloxs7@gmail.com) and Phil Raimondo (856-983-1458 or philraimondo@verizon.net).

60 Years! Class of 1954 will celebrate their 60th Reunion on Thursday, September 25, 2014 at 5 p.m. at Tavistock Country Club. Cocktails 5-6 p.m. (cash bar). Buffet dinner at 6 p.m. Cost $60.00 per person. Valet Parking. Checks payable to: CCHS Class of 1954 c/o Tom Shemeley, 98 W. Park Blvd. Westmont, NJ 08108, 856-854-5730, or Jerry Sheehan, 58 Melrose Avenue, Westmont, NJ, 08108, 856-858-2473. Please update us on current address, phone number, and email address.

Also advise us of any classmate who hasn’t heard of this event via email to Tedlenny@gmail.net, shemeley.t98@comcast.net, or jeromemsheehan@verizon.net. For those who wish to extend their stay, weekend packages are available at Golden Inn, Avalon, NJ. Rates: $135.00/night (2 night stay minimum), call 609-368-5155 and mention CCHS. Class of 1974 will hold their 40th Reunion on Friday, October 24, at 6:30pm, at Seaview Resort, 401 South New York Road, Galloway, NJ 08205. For more information contact CCHSClassof74@hotmail.com.

30 YEARS The Class of 1983 celebrated their 30th reunion on November 29, 2013 at P J Whelihan's in Cherry Hill.

Classmates enjoyed the evening celebrating all things 80s, while keeping the Irish Spirit alive. Thanks to Ken Marini for organizing.

Class of 1978 will reunite for the first time since their 25th reunion on Saturday, November 29th 2014, Thanksgiving Weekend, at Woodcrest Country Club, 300 East Evesham Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003. Spread the word, share with friends. Go to the Camden Catholic High School Class of ’78 Facebook page for more details. $75.00 a person includes DJ, Open Bar, Appetizers, Buffet 7-11:00 p.m. Golf package available with reunion for $125.00 a person (Reunion and Golf) Tee time is at Noon the day of the reunion. RSVP to Dave Clements or Susan Slattery Clements at clems4ever@aol.com. Make checks payable to CCHS 1978 Reunion in care of Susan at 4401 Maryland Ave, Pennsauken, NJ 08109. Please register your current information with them even if you cannot make the reunion.

35 Years! Class of 1979 is planning a reunion on Saturday, November 22, 7:3011:30 at Scotland Run in Williamstown. Check the Facebook page: “Reunion Update CCHS 1979.” Contacts are Rosemary Watson Coleman and Kim Rodden Longfellow.

25 Years! Class of 1989 is planning a reunion for the fall and details will be posted on the CCHS Alumni website in the near future. Contact Christine Chamberlin-Wabs for more details 856-701-1321, cwabs@hotmail.com or "Christine Chamberlin Wabs" on Facebook.

20 Years! Class of 1994 reunion is scheduled for November 28, 2014 at Ramblewood Country Club from 8 p.m. to midnight. A block of rooms has been reserved.

Contact Zac Papa at zpapa@comcast.net.

10 Years! Class of 2004 is planning their reunion for Saturday, November 29 at Auletto's in Deptford. Find more details on the “Class of 2004 10 Year Reunion” Facebook page.

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Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees, in formation since March 24, 2003 has formed a powerful partnership with the school that helps to shape and secure the future of Camden Catholic for generations to come. The board has four standing committees: Buildings and Grounds, Finance, Academic Policy and Programs, and Advancement and Marketing.

Annual Report

We are indebted to the dedicated and loyal board members who serve our community well. And, we thank those members of the board whose service has been completed:

2013–2014

Sister Barbara Williams ’56, Anthony Giorgio ’68, Leonard Wood ’68, Jack Wixted ’72, and Jay O’Donnell ’76. Board member John DeFalco ’58 passed away this year and remains in the thoughts and prayers of our school community.

Honoring the Legacy…Planning for the Future

WELCOME NEW BOARD MEMBERS: John Glennon

Thomas MacKinnon

John currently is the Vice Principal and founding team member of the Cristo Rey School in Philadelphia, PA. He received his Masters in School Leadership from Harvard University and a Masters in Public Policy from Georgetown University. John has also served as Assistant to the President at Georgetown Preparatory School in Bethesda, MD and an analyst for a venture capital firm. He brings vast educational experience to Camden Catholic High School.

Tom is a Senior Consultant with Management and Fundraising Consulting in Buffalo, NY. He has served as Vice-President for Advancement and Chief of Staff at University of Scranton and Marquette University. He has experience in various fundraising consulting positions. Tom has an English Literature degree from Fordham University. Camden Catholic will benefit from his vast development experience.

John Pund ’74

Anne Hartman

John is the Managing Director for JLP Associates, a finance counsel services. He formerly was the Chief Financial Officer and General Counsel of Optical CrossLinks, Inc., a development stage company specializing in the design, manufacture, and marketing of optical waveguide circuits and interconnection products. John is a CPA with a degree in Accounting from Villanova University, a Juris Doctorate from Widener University, and a MBA and a Masters in Laws of Taxation from Villanova University. He has also served as an adjunct professor at Villanova University. He brings excellent finance experience to the Camden Catholic Board of Trustees. John and his wife Kirsten have four boys.

Anne currently is the principal of Christ The King School in Haddonfield, NJ. She served as long-time Vice-Principal of Sacred Heart School in Vineland as well as adjunct professor at Montclair State University and Cumberland County College. She has held various positions in youth leadership and retreat ministry. Anne holds a Master's in Education Administration and an undergraduate degree in Theology and Music from LaSalle University. Anne has a wealth of Catholic educational experience.

Paula Villa ’77 Paula is the Senior Vice-President of Corporate Finance for CACI International in Arlington, VA, a firm enabling business solutions and services to Federal Marketplace. She held a similar title at Computer Sciences Corporation in Falls Church, VA. Paula holds an MBA from Rutgers University and a degree in Accounting from Villanova University. Paula will offer immense finance experience to the Camden Catholic Board. She and her husband Ron, have two girls.

John Pisa ’74 John is the President and CEO of The Pisa Group, a telemarketing company offering newspaper sales, telemarketing services, and customer service support services for newspapers. He has 38 years of experience in newspaper marketing. John graduated from Glassboro State College and started his early career working for The Inquirer. He used his entrepreneurial skills to build his own telemarketing company which now spans the nation.

John brings excellent marketing experience to Camden Catholic High School.

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Annual Report of Gifts

Why Support the Annual Fund?

2013–2014 Annual Giving

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The list that follows includes all donors to Camden Catholic Annual Giving Program for 2013-2014 (July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014). If your name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, we apologize and ask that you notify us immediately so that we can correct the listings. Thank you in advance for your understanding.

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Tuition is now $8,200 per year, which covers only 80% of the cost to educate each student…

Your donations bridge the 20% gap!

Top Five Classes

Levels of Giving

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98% of our graduating seniors are attending college next year…

Thanks to your support of tuition assistance, building and technology upgrades, and faculty fellowships

1. Tuition and Fees 2. Annual Fund 3. Scholarships 4. Other

82% 7% 9% 2%

Emerald

$ 20,000+

Legacy

$ 10,000–19,999

Founder

$ 5,000-9,999

Mercy

$ 2,500-4,999

Shamrock

$ 1,000-2,499

The Irish

$ 500-999

Spire

$ 250-499

Century

$ 100-249

Green & White

gifts to $ 99

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Year Class of 1977 Class of 1978 Class of 1974 Class of 1963 Class of 1976

Amount $60,230 $35,325 $30,120 $27,929 $26,330

By Percent of Participation

Expenses

24 of our graduating seniors are playing athletics in college…

Because of the investment we make in playing fields, sports equipment, and quality coaches

By Amount Given Overall

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Year Class of 1960 Class of 1947 Class of 1956 Class of 1950 Class of 1968

Percentage 11.7% 11.44% 11.16% 10.67% 10.18%

Questions regarding any donations through gift annuities, life insurance, or wills please call Mary Whipkey at 856-663-2247 ext. 104

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The Class of 2014 was accepted to 28 colleges and universities belonging to the “US News National Top 100”…

Because of the foundation you helped provide by supporting the CCHS Annual Fund

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1. Educational Costs 46% 2. Operational/Facilities 26% 3. Administrative 18% 4. Student Life & Athletics 6% 5. Fundraising/Alumni Relations 4%

To those who gave...

We say “Thank You!”

Annual Fund Total Raised = $773,475

Top Donors

by Amount Given Overall

Mr. John Langan and Ms. Judith Nadell

$293,200

Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation

$116,250

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker

$50,000

Mr. and Mrs. Pepe Piperno

$45,000

Mr. Charles Grandi '69

$33,000

Ms. Nancy Palombo Ehle '77

$26,000

Mr. John Pisa '74

$25,000

Mr. Robert P. DiStanislao '78

$20,000

Mr. Lawrence and Ms. Elizabeth Tirrell Mazzeo '77

$17,320

Mr. and Mrs. James '57 and Agnes '63 Madden

$16,500

To those who thought of giving...

“We invite you to join us this year!”

To those who have never given...

It's never too late to give a “gift of opportunity.”

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Annual Report of Gifts

In Memoriam We remember and pray for all of the following who have died. We extend our deepest sympathies to the families and friends who remain in memory and in celebration of the lives of their loved ones.

1933 Lawrence T. D'Aloise 1934 Loretta Busz Proul 1935 Margaret A. Gimello Sister Francois Manning (Elizabeth Manning) Henry McGettigan Mary McCormick Wallace 1937 Marie Schaeffler Schofield Sister Eileen Side, SSJ

1953 John A. Abiuso, Sr. Lorraine Lochonic Bott Angelina “Angie” Cianci Brooks Ross M. Gigliotti Elmer W. McNamee, Jr. 1954 Dolores Hofbauer Farris Thomas S. Higgins, Esq. Catherine “Kate” Boyle Whicker John E. Wolf 1956 Thomas D. Fallon Joan Budzynski Perrone

1939 Jean Ciechanowski Catherine "Kay" Wert

1957 Catherine McCalla Marrandino

1940 Madalaine Garwood Smart

1958 John A. DeFalco, Esq.

1941 John J. Poyatt, Sr. Louise Primerano Adler

1959 Anthony DelBorrello Sandra O’Brien Girgenti Charles F. Shipe II

1942 Francis Hanson Clare Quick McHugh 1943 Beatrice Kelly Gamber Catherine Hartman Gorman Mary Anne Conwell Poyatt

1960 Carole LaMar Glassman Rita Puzzutello Moyer 1962 Marion Buckley 1964 George J. Hamilton, Jr.

1944 Robert W. Deaton, Sr. Sister Mary Waldron, SSJ 1945 Mary Ellen Bray Eleanor Mikus Doroff Julia Gross Munion Evans Claire Walsh Mazzochette Joseph Patrick “Pat” McShane, Jr. 1946 Alice Neuberger Breitenstine Joseph R. Licketto Barbara Hutton Peterson William Randazzo 1947 Gertrude Jarozynski Carbone Andrew A. Szczepanski

1965 George G. Kuhnel Kathleen J. Palumbo Kathleen Norris Shiflet 1966 John J. Barlow 1970 Leo T. Cammalleri 1971 Angela Garbarino McCool Frank T. Patullo Patti Boyer Walsh 1972 Luana Monti Von Bargen John “Jack” Bauman, Jr. 1974 Jude-Anne Bierschenk Itin

1948 Geraldine Moffa Alsup Dolores Balzer Korbeck Richard S. Kozieja Marion Sajewicz Niemczura Charlotte Morris Poole

1975 Robert M. Roselli, Sr. 1976 Herbert Cole, Jr. Steve Parrino

1949 Mary Mullan Gundersen

1981 Suzanne Drumm DuRocher

1950 William D. Lewis Emil J. Nell, III

1983 John P. Carey, Jr.

1986 Gloria Dawson Thompson 1951 Harry Fehte Therese “Terri” McGahey Martinez 2002 Brandon Harris Alfred Cramer Strohlein 1952 John J. Carpinelli, Jr. George R. Cavallo, Jr. Miriam Nell Egan William “Bill” Frank, Sr. Claire Mahoney Gramigna John E. Hatch Kathleen Waldron Heil Frances Kinkle Louis “Skip” Komuves Florence "Floss" Fabian Love Marie C. Miller Angela Errichetti Novak

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Former Faculty and Staff Msgr. David Budney Rev. Msgr. Eugene Fitzsimmons J.C.D. Rev. William Hart Mrs. Rose McInerney Mrs. Gertrude Rittenhouse-Kempf Rev. Ferdinand “Fred” Voltaggio

Camden Catholic is grateful to have received many donations in memory of loved ones. Thank you to all who chose memorial donations in lieu of flowers to benefit the students of Camden Catholic Dolores Brodzik '64 (unrestricted) Mr. John T. Renck John J. Callahan (The Arts Academy at CCHS) Mary Lou, Mike, & Andrew Carmack Mr. & Mrs. Michael Byrnes Mrs. Heather Crisci Ms. Clare Diemer Rick and Sue Hoff Donna Hughes Mrs. Janet Fandetta Indelicato '71 Steve and Krista Kanya The Kiely Family Mary Kurtz & Family Mr. and Mrs. James S. Lue Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden Mr. Jioacchino Mattera Elizabeth Tirrell Mazzeo '77 Mrs. Sharon McDonnell '78 Mrs. Kathy Monforto '70 North Wildwood Lifeguard Benevolent Assoc. Inc. Kelly O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Orrell Ms. Patricia Pollan Mr. Dean Ragone '76 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rigsby Linda M. Schilling '70 and James Golubieski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Snyder Jymme and David Szurek Mr.& Mrs. Michael Veneziani Mr. and Mrs. George Vogelei Garry and Maribeth Whipkey Colin & Mary Whipkey John P. Carey '83 (unrestricted) Nancy Lenaghan Buck '83 Margaret T. Carroll (unrestricted) Linda M. Schilling '70 and James Golubieski James Curry (unrestricted) Mrs. Denise Brancati '73 Tom & Marie Francesconi '55 the "Jocunds Club" Ms. Ruth Pinkstone Barbara Shiley John A. DeFalco '58 (unrestricted) Carol Closs Cathy Collar Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. D'Orazio Richard J. Kelly '55 Mr. Frances M. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Musumeci Linda M. Schilling '70 and James Golubieski Mr. Isaiah Steinberg Colin & Mary Whipkey Len and Irene Wolff Del Val Pool Maintenance, Inc. Republic Bank Anthony T. DelBorello '59 (unrestricted) Arlene Delborrello Kirk Donaldson '61 (unrestricted) Louise DiRenzo Donaldson '62 Mildred Giorgio (unrestricted) Barbara and Bernard '68 Cortese Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Gierak Linda M. Schilling '70 and James Golubieski Colin & Mary Whipkey

Rev. William H. Hart (unrestricted) Ms. Helen Acton Michael Angelini '71 Rosanne Bach Steve & Susan Schmidt Bagocius '72 Joan M. Chernitsky Barbara and Bernard '68 Cortese The Cumberland Mutual Fire Insurance Company Thomas and Maria Francesconi '86 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gallo Mr. Frank J. Gasparon Mrs. Janet Fandetta Indelicato '71 Halina Kedziora Francis and Mimi McDermott '48 Keeley Mr. Thomas A. Kenney, Jr. Mr. David A. MacDonald Mr. Kevin McCormick Jack and Maryanne '60 Merritt John and Sheila Mohan Sue and Ed Quinn Mr. William Reeves Mark '68 & Denise '69 Schmid Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Schneider '52 Mr. William Schulze John Sherako Ms. Sarah C. Sickler Eleanor and Frank Skuder Mrs. Monica Mills Sommerville '74 Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan Joseph & Andrea Sweeney '67 Colin & Mary Whipkey Ms. Sherri M. Wolfinger Leonard & Catherine Wood '68 Marcella Miller '28 (unrestricted) Henrietta Anderson William P. O'Donnell (unrestricted) Steve & Susan Schmidt Bagocius '72 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Casey Dan and Etsuko Chamby Claire Dale Mr. Robert Dale Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Grossman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Hobbs-Fernie JoEllen & Bryan Ison Sara Kalb Stephen and Julia Lineman Ms. Elizabeth Lynch Elizabeth Tirrell Mazzeo '77 Mr. Matthew Onofrio '80 Mr. Dean Ragone '76 Bradley J. Salamone Linda M. Schilling '70 and James Golubieski Mr. and Mrs. Engel A. Tagland Mr. Jack Walsh '85 Colin & Mary Whipkey Patricia White-O'Donnell Kathleen A. Shiflet '65 (unrestricted) Louis J. & Anne (Uhland) Frontino '65 John O. Stachiotti '69 (unrestricted) Loretta Stachiotti '71 Vicki Traveline (unrestricted) Barbara and Bernard '68 Cortese John J. Ward '32 (unrestricted) Ms. Maria Ward '78 Virginia Wood (unrestricted) Barbara and Bernard '68 Cortese

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Thank you to the following donors who made gifts to Camden Catholic in honor of alumni.

Sr. Philomena M. Gini ’49 (Sr. Philomena M. Gini Scholarship) Joyce ’65 and Wayne Monsees Ronald Nickerson ’63 (Veterans Memorial) Patricia O'Brien ’60 Rev. Scott R. Pilarz ’77 (unrestricted) Diane Carroll ’72 William L. Lanza ’66 (Hall of Fame Scholarship Fund) Mr. George Whelan ’66 Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 228 Honoring Elizabeth Tirrell Mazzeo ’77 In honor of Beth's induction into the 2014 Hall of Fame, classmates Mark and Jamie DeLaurentis, Ron and Paula D'Antonio Villa, Jim and Colleen Ready Wallace, and Rev. Scott Pilarz established a scholarship in Beth’s name. Thanks to their generosity, the following students received a onetime $500 scholarship.

Madison Horwath ’17 Malik Johnson ’15 Liam Majewski ’17 Senior Class Gift This year's senior class donated the Destiny Library Manager software for the library and a 32 inch monitor and mount for the TV Studio. Their generosity will help ensure that future CCHS students are offered the same well-rounded education they received. Thank you Class of 2014!

Giving Clubs Emerald $20,000+ Mr. Robert P. DiStanislao ’78 Nancy Palombo Ehle ’77 Charles ’69 and Sallie Grandi Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation Mr. John Langan and Ms. Judith Nadell Jack and Patricia Parker Mr. and Mrs. Pepe Piperno John Pisa ’74 Legacy $10,000 - $19,999 Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Connolly Mr. Robert T. Healey ’47 James F. Kelly ’56 Agnes ’63 and Jim ’57 Madden Elizabeth Tirrell ’77 and Lawrence Mazzeo Dennis ’78 & Rachel ’79 McGonigle Mr. Dean Ragone ’76 The C.J. Saile Family Charitable Fund Linda M. Schilling ’70 and James Golubieski Founder $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. & Mrs. Clark Bonetti Mr. T. J. ’58 and Paula Escott Lizzio Morrie & Lou Keeler ’53 Mr. Joseph T. Kenney ’76 Jane Hartman ’51 and Joseph H. Kenney The Pilarz Family ’77 Colleen M. Ready ’77 Mark ’68 and Denise Schmid ’69 Barbara ’60 and Joe ’58 Strasser Michael Tursi ’83 Mercy $2,500 - $4,999 Brian ’72 and Peggy Cassano Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Casserly Mr. and Mrs. Peter Denton Mr. Peter Dooner Louis J. & Anne Uhland Frontino ’65 Mr. Charles Grimley ’72 Richard ’63 and Carol Hoag Ms. Marie M. Kennedy ’92 Mike ’63 and Midge Madden Jack ’74 and Kristen Pund Daniel J. Ragone Family Foundation Lillian Mignone Ragone ’49 Eileen O’Neil Reilly ’78 Frank and Michele Tedesco ’66 John ’72 and Tricia Kenney ’73 Wixted

Shamrock $1,000 - $2,499 Rev. Arthur Anderson Mrs. Johanna Broeker Thomas ’67 and Sharon Brown Mr. Jeffrey Browne Edward F. Burke ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Byrnes Betty Jean Buck Byrnes ’47 Frank and Linda Cardile ’71 Diane Carroll ’72 Class of 1973 CNS Cleaning Co., Inc. Mr. Michael Colacci ’85 Conner Strong & Buckelew Dennis Corbett ’90 Mr. Frank J.Cornely ’00 Walter Crossley ’60 Ray Curry ’80 Mr. Michael D’Angelo Jim DelViscio Memorial Trust Fund Mr. and Mrs. John DiCiurcio, Jr. ’74 Joyce Endt Donahue ’57 Mr. Henry V. Engel ’54 Francis J. Fidell ’38 Fighting Irish Wrestling Club GE Foundation Tony ’68 and Linda Giorgio Honorable Rochelle Gizinski ’76 Mr. Eaton Goldthwaite Marian D. Goyette Carl J. Gregorio ’60 Mr. Charles Grimley ’72 Janet Brutschea Haugen ’76 Thomas ’58 and Sandy Brown ’61 Hurley The Kiely Family Brian and Kim Kirwan ’92 Dr. John Legere ’65 Dr. Joseph Loscalzo ’69 Charles A. Maimone, Jr. ’92 Gerry & Maureen Marini ’82 Constance McAneney, M.D. ’73 Mr. James McCauley ’81 Joseph McColgan ’67 Denise and Dan McCormick ’77 Kelly Ann Sweeney-McMullin ’86 Merck Partnership For Giving Al ’88 and Lynda ’90 Nanni Joe Nardi ’76 Rita G. Nardi ’49 Mrs. Laura Oakes Jay ’76 and Lisa O’Donnell Mr. Bill O’Donnell ’71 Greg Peterson ’71

Lew and Kathy Procacci Charles & Mary Ann Stuebing Reed ’60 Robert and Carol Atkisson Saldutti ’80 Rev. William T. Schneider ’56 Harry ’75 and Nancy O’Brien ’76 Singer Catherine Sweeney Memorial UBS Matching Gift Program Verizon Foundation Ronald ’77 and Paula D’Antonio Villa ’77 The Irish $500 - $999 Bob Beideman ’79 William A. Bennett ’71 Coletta A. Berger ’45 Boeing Rev. Msgr. William Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Brennan ’68 Mr. Patrick J. Brennan, Jr. ’95 Carol & Joe Burke ’60 Christopher J. Burns ’80 Jerry Campbell ’56 Don Carmody Scholarship Fund Rick ’70 & Denise Brady Caruso ’77 Mr. Brian Cassano, II ’00 Dan and Etsuko Chamby Class of 1963 Michael Cosgrove Mr. Anthony D’Antonio Jimmy Del Viscio Memorial Fund Dennis DeMayo ’71 Kathleen Montgomery DePetris ’63 Vice Admiral Nanette DeRenzi ’79 Dr. John Diepold ’68 Tom Donato ’73 Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle Rear Admiral William J. Fallon, USN, Ret. ’63 Thomas P. Flynn ’76 Claire Cybulski Foster ’47 Helen Arbeiter Gambogi ’47 Philip J. Gentlesk ’61 GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Patricia Amendolia Gotta ’69 Mr. James Lewis Griffith, Esq. ’58 Mrs. Margaret Maguire Groce ’57 Dr. Karl Holzinger ’75 Mr. & Mrs. George Hutchinson Mr. Michael Johnston ’70 Mr. James J. Kerley ’40 Frank & Michele Law ’68 Lehigh Gas Wholesale LLC Mr. James Lumley ’86 Mr. Jim Lynch ’57 Charles & Andrea Maimone ’68 Msgr. Andrew Martin ’60 Douglas E. Mazzuca ’72 Jim McNasby ’62 Jack and Maryanne ’60 Merritt Tony & Peggy Testa Messina ’76 Norma Napoli Kevin & Mary Ann O’Brien ’75 Tricia Hunt ’88 and Bill O’Callaghan Mr. Mark Platzer ’80 Mrs. Carla Volpe Porter ’74 Michael Procacci ’91 Michael & Elaine Procacci, Jr. ’66 Mrs. Diane Hurley Rheaume ’68 Daniel and Audrey Rice Rev. Jason T. Rocks ’91 Mr. Thomas G. Rozinski ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Willliam F. Saldutti III ’77 Mr. John Scranton ’69 Frank Sheahan ’62 Tom Shemeley ’54 Gerald Siefring,Jr., Ph.D ’67 Silver Spoon Catering Kathleen Streep J. William & Kathleen McDermott Strott ’55 Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan Target Charles Thompson Annabella Barber Verna ’52 Robert Viggiano ’54 Charles Welch ’77 Wells Fargo Garry and Maribeth Whipkey Leonard & Catherine Wood ’68 Dennis Zannoni ’76 Spire $250 - $499 Mr. Roland D. Aristone ’57 Bill ’67 and Anne Barker Mr. Robert Barry ’71 Mr. Thomas J. Barry ’50 Mr. Ralph Beatty ’64 Alice and Reginald Beckett ’60 George Beppel ’72

Jim Bigley ’63 Mrs. Kathryn Braun Bolich ’56 Larry Borger ’54 Jerry & Jennifer Pappas Bowne ’03 Mary Ann Martin Boylan ’54 Frank Brockerman ’38 Gino ’83 and Michele Brown Mrs. Janet Burk ’63 Mr. Craig Burns ’72 Campbell Soup Foundation Ed Carey ’60 Patricia A. Carr ’54 James ’50 and Maureen Carter Class of 1947 Class of 1983 Gary Coffey Blaise and Jean Cona ’75 Ed Connell ’65 Mr. Tomas Corbett ’79 F. Regis Cronin ’61 Lorraine Cucinotta ’67 Fr. James O. Dabrowski ’75 George Eisele ’54 and Ellen Lawrence Thomas D. Fallon ’56 Warren ’63 and Suzanne Faulk Steven & Peggy Feld Patricia Dooley Fennimore ’54 Dom Flamini ’56 Mary Ellen Tolson Flinn ’65 FM Global Foundation Ed Fox ’62 Bill & Joan Kernan Fynes ’53 Hugh S. ’53 and Marie T. Gallagher John J. Gallagher ’57 Craig C. Hamilton ’63 Norman (Fez) Hathaway ’54 Jim Higgins ’62 Mr. John Keating ’78 Gregory G. Keller ’72 J. Donald Kennedy ’50 Brian Klaus Dr. Robert ’65 and Linda Mroz ’68 Labaczewski Joseph Lyons ’67 Madden & Madden Mr. Jack Magee ’71 Ken and Maria Tursi Marini ’83 Mr. Mark A. McHugh ’03 James McHugh Maureen Carroll McLoone ’65 Mr. Nicholas J. Mekosh ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Morgan Judith McGinley Mullen ’57 Bishop George V. Murry, S.J. ’66 Mr. Anthony Murry ’70 Mr. Robert Murtin ’80 Mrs. Katherine Noble ’52 Richard ’51 and Kasey Smaldore ’52 Noble Mr. & Mrs. Daniel O’Brien Colleen Lumley O’Brien ’87 Virginia A. Onofrio ’81 Dr. Bernard A. Pekala ’59 Colleen and Michael Poole David M. Ragonese, Esq. Erica Richards Reilly ’86 Brian ’90 & Erin Garrity ’91 Romani Mr. Rudolf P. Rotter ’91 RP Design & Mgmt, LLC Mr. Tomas Ruiz Jr. ’05 Ed & Joan Santarlas ’57 Stephen Schmitz ’74 Lawrence D. Schuler ’56 Richard J. Sexton, Jr. ’47 Janice Caniglia Shapiro ’74 Dick ’55 and Mary Beth Muller ’56 Smith Robert and Kathryn Smith Bob Spies ’44 Loretta Stachiotti ’71 Gerry Michael Stepney ’72 The Stone Family Surety Title Company Mr. William Taylor ’60 Vince & Jeanette Torno ’67 Lois Quigley Trani ’57 Mrs. Rosemary C. Hammond Votta ’51 Mr. Jack Walsh ’85 Theodore W. Walter, Jr. ’51 Robert and Joan Ward Colin & Mary Whipkey Ruth L. Wilkerson ’46 Sister Barbara Williams, RSM ’56 Ms. Sherri M. Wolfinger Christina & Mark Worthington Bruce & Patricia Wright ’59 Diane Zannoni ’67 Bo Man Zhu

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Annual Report of Gifts Giving by Class Year * 3+ consecutive years of giving ** 5+ consecutive years of giving *** 10+ consecutive years of giving

Class of 1936

% Participation: .66% Total Committed: $100 Century Mrs. Matilda Mayer Stangert

Class of 1938

% Participation: 4% Total Committed: $1,650 Shamrock Francis J. Fidell*** Spire Frank Brockerman** Century Mrs. Frances K. Wallace Green & White Mrs. Dorothy Shaw Amos

Class of 1940

% Participation: 1.65% Total Committed: $700 The Irish Mr. James J. Kerley** Century Mrs. Margaret Fricko

Class of 1941

% Participation: 2.03% Total Committed: $550 Century Mrs. Dorothy M. Corbett Edwin D. Dougherty Jr. Leonard Lazarick*

Class of 1942

% Participation: 1.45% Total Committed: $300 Century Mary Jane Courtright Miriam F. Haehl***

Class of 1946

% Participation: 3.23% Total Committed: $520 Spire Ruth L. Wilkerson*** Century Marie Tomlinson Sihelnik** Green & White Sara Doyle Blackburn John McHugh Thelma Keiser Staffiera Marie Collier Wilmot***

Class of 1947

% Participation: 11.44% Total Committed: $14,225 Legacy Mr. Robert T. Healey Shamrock Betty Jean Buck Byrnes* The Irish Claire Cybulski Foster*** Helen Arbeiter Gambogi** Spire Richard J. Sexton, Jr.*** Century Jack & Pat Carty ** Louis A. D'Auria*** Joan Gaffney Hurley*** J. Thomas LaCasse Gennaro C. Leone*** Jerry Lordan** Casmiera Wetzel-Markiewicz** Theresa Gerney Paulson* Dorothy M. Schnitzius** Green & White Clare Mulligan Carmody** Roseanne Engles** Helen T. Kelchner Foster Mrs. Florence McHugh** Harriet Farrell Mullen** Naomi C. Sandy

Class of 1948

% Participation: 3.85% Total Committed: $625 Spire Bob Spies Green & White Loretta D. Poplaski Marguerite D'Auria Szawlewicz*

% Participation: 6.82% Total Committed: $1,165 The Irish Francis and Mimi McDermott Keeley* Century Ms. Bernadette Craig Burns* Thomas E. Daley** Raymond H. Fitzmaurice** Mr. Richard Higgins Jean Tasch Gardner*** Joseph A. Lacey Patricia Bray Matonak Michael Perfetto Green & White Mrs. Josephine Cheesman Ms. Mary Cucinotta* Richard Kozieja Joan Gideon Love Irene Grace McHugh Mrs. Jeanne Carr Patzer Mr. James L. Waldron

Class of 1945

Class of 1949

Class of 1943

% Participation: 3.31% Total Committed: $285 Century Hazel W. (Dolan) Butler** Green & White Elizabeth McDonough Crawford Gerald E. Siefring*** Bill Spengel** Philip A. Valvardi, Jr.***

Class of 1944

% Participation: 3.82% Total Committed: $900 The Irish Coletta A. Berger*** Green & White Rudolph C. Camishion*** Dr. Richard A. Deighan, Jr. Mary Minardi Marrone*** Irene A. Talarowski***

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% Participation: 7.01% Total Committed: $4,765 Mercy Lillian Mignone Ragone Shamrock Rita G. Nardi*** Century Mrs. Mary Devine Colangelo*** Mr. and Mrs. Julian DiFiore Louise Prause Houwen Jack & Teddy (McCullough) Lyons*

Marie F. Shemeley*** Green & White George Donnelly*** Marie Gallagher* Mrs. Doris A. LaSanta Tom Laverty*** Lawrence and Delores Hoffman McCarty Joyce Schmidt*** Mary Lou McCarthy Venella***

Class of 1950

% Participation: 10.67% Total Committed: $3,375 Spire Mr. Thomas J. Barry James and Maureen Carter*** J. Donald Kennedy Century Mrs. Theresa P. Alpaugh Bernadette Magann Baylor*** Jack & Pat Carty ** Mary Gramigna John & Bernadette Carr Hoban*** Barbara Jennis Malone*** Jane Marchesani McCullen *** Joseph McGinley*** Stella Wasloski McSparran*** Mrs. Mary Lou Pandorf Dave and Pat Reader** Dorothy McHugh Schuler*** Dorothy Davis Ward** Rosann & Robert Watson Green & White Charles Barrett*** Elizabeth Hampton Bittner** Catherine T. Broome*** Robert J. and Audrey Brown*** Ethel Wesley Janowiak** D. Patricia (Callahan) McCaw*** Mrs. Joan McMillin Mary McKernan Wolfram*

Class of 1951

% Participation: 9.2% Total Committed: $7,245 Founder Jane Hartman Kenney*** Spire Richard and Kasey Smaldore Noble ** Mrs. Rosemary C. Hammond Votta** Theodore W. Walter, Jr.** Century Mr. Ernest Caruso Bernice Massi Joseph B. McDonnell Charles P. McFadden* Tom and Jane ( Bradley) McLaughlin*** Dr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Mullin Green & White Mary Oldham Dunbar*** Joseph A. Fanelle*** Mrs. Dorothy Flemming Mary ('52) & Bill ('51) Hallion Mr. Thomas Henwood Jack Higgins Mary Puzzutiello McClaine*** Elizabeth Morenc*** Mr. Tom O'Donnell Mary Elizabeth J. O'Leary, OSF* Michael R. Scian, Sr.**

Class of 1952

% Participation: 9.96% Total Committed: $4,110 Shamrock Edward F. Burke*** The Irish Annabella Barber Verna***

Spire Mrs. Katherine Noble Century Marian Therese Barry** John Colacci Patricia Maguire Fitzgerald Mr. Joseph Hurst Barbara Braddock Kelley* Mrs. Virginia Major Fran '52 & Pat '56 Mulroy J. D. Piccioni** Philip Raimondo Claire Scheurich (Oxley)** Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Schneider Jack Sinon Dr. Gerard P. Smith, M.D.*** Ray Swissler*** Charles Tomasino James R. Tompkins*** Green & White John Bloxsom Mr. Joseph A. DeShayes Mary and Bill Hallion Sister Percylee Hart, RSM*** Mr. John P. Henry Frank Kelly*** Mrs. Delores McCarty Donald J. Triggs Mrs. Elizabeth Walker

Class of 1953

% Participation: 7.12% Total Committed: $7,170 Founder Morrie & Lou Keeler** Spire Bill & Joan Kernan Fynes** Hugh S. & Marie T. Gallagher Century Joan Marchesani Eisenhardt** Evelyn Krivos Fitzgerald** Mrs. Patricia Carlson Gulleti Margaret Staats and Bill Heath* Bob & Florence (Koch) Hopkins Pat & Anne Kennedy*** Gertrude Marcozzi Cono A. Micale** Hon. Theresa A. Tull*** Green & White Mrs. Mary Ann Bernardo Dr. Francis Carpinelli Patricia H. Lanard** Nicholas Mangano** Mr. Thomas Smaldore*** Joanne C. Tighe Vito Zizzamia**

Class of 1954

% Participation: 6.94% Total Committed: $4,820 Shamrock Mr. Henry V. Engel The Irish Tom Shemeley*** Robert Viggiano*** Spire Larry Borger*** Mary Ann (Martin) Boylan*** Patricia A. Carr** Patricia Dooley Fennimore*** Norman (Fez) Hathaway** George Eisele & Ellen Lawrence*** Century Helen J. Crawford** Anthony J. Guerrieri*** Mrs. Mary S. Waite* A. Philip Worrell Green & White Sister Maureen Cooper, O.P.*** CCHS Magazine

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Joseph F. Czaplicki Anthony '54 and Rosemarie Leone* Mary Costello Lickfeld*** Gail Dalsey O'Neill** Mrs. Regina Foley Parker Thomas '54 & Catherine '56 (Gallagher) Riebel

Class of 1955

% Participation: 5.14% Total Committed: $2,130 The Irish J. William & Kathleen McDermott Strott*** Spire Dick '55 and Mary Beth Muller '56 Smith** Century Joan Morton Cordner** Elizabeth Boyle Delaney*** James M. Flanagan*** Barbara McDevitt Horseley*** Richard J. Kelly*** Mrs. Dorothy McKelvey Patricia McMullin Palermino* John Paolin*** Sergio Tobia*** Green & White Mary McKeaney Breslin*** Esther Catalani Ciemny Robert J. Degnan*** Tom & Marie Francesconi

Class of 1956

% Participation: 11.16% Total Committed: $14,404 Legacy James F. Kelly** Shamrock Rev. William T. Schneider The Irish Jerry Campbell*** Spire Mrs. Kathryn Braun Bolich*** Thomas D. Fallon ** Dom Flamini*** Lawrence D. Schuler Mrs. Mary Beth Smith Sister Barbara Williams, RSM** Century Mr. and Mrs. Robert Angelozzi*** James P. Dougherty Sr.** Michael J. Gentlesk** Walter H. Johnson*** Mrs. Veronica Fullano McVickar** Peggy Nettleton Multhaup Edward Moseley* Al Sauter*** Fr. Robert Weber Green & White James Eisele** Mrs. Sidra Hobbs-Fernie Mr. Romeo Giannetti Patricia Kelley-Danley** Jack McKeaney Francis P. McLaughlin Mrs. Patricia Morgan Mrs. Catherine Gallagher Riebel Albert W. Stanley*** Helen E. Wilson Zaengle***

Class of 1957

% Participation: 8.89% Total Committed: $22,570 Legacy Agnes '63 and Jim '57 Madden** Shamrock Joyce Endt Donahue

The Irish Mrs. Margaret Maguire Groce** Mr. Jim Lynch*** Spire Mr. Roland D. Aristone John J. Gallagher*** Mr. Nicholas J. Mekosh Judith McGinley Mullen*** Ed & Joan Santarlas Lois Quigley Trani Century Robert B. Burke*** Irene E. Fitzsimmons Anthony Fugaro *** Ms. Elizabeth P. May** Mary Murray Sheil*** Mr. Charles A. Schepacarter Mr. Edward J. Scholes, Jr. Patricia Martin Sinon*** Val & Jackie (Miller'62) Smaldore Green & White Elmer & Helen '58 Galbraith Mr. Henry J. Hurst Mrs. Bernadette Kavanaugh Eleanor Martello Kelly** Teresa Morgan Patrick R. McCarty** Mr. Robert F. O'Kane Patricia Gaughan Phillips '57

Class of 1958

% Participation: 7.83% Total Committed: $16,380 Founder Mr. T. J. and Paula Escott Lizzio*** Barbara '60 and Joe '58 Strasser*** Shamrock Thomas Hurley The Irish Mr. James Lewis Griffith, Esq. Century Pat Teodori Chima Mr. Joseph A. Colacci Frank J. DiEnna Jr. Mr. Francis Folcher Delia Settanni Fugaro*** Richard Furlong** William Green*** Patricia Mallon Keppeler** Mr. Peter Oteri Pat Roberts Reiners Mr. Dominic Scola* Eileen Quinlan Stallings Green & White Edward R. Badyna Jerry Derer* Mary L. Deery Foster*** Ann Ragone Hardy** Marie (Montuori) Patrizi William R. Paull** Kathleen Mertz Perogine** Barbara Franzki Rio Peggy Robertson Mr. William Schmidt Ann Marie Melnyk Turner*

Class of 1959

% Participation: 6.93% Total Committed: $2,670 Spire Dr. Bernard A. Pekala*** Bruce & Patricia Wright Century Alan Anderer Mrs. Cynthia Hartman Broydrick Ernest V. Del Duke** Mr. Raymond Firestine Ruth Ann Flynn

Jerry Kelly*** Mary Jane Gentlesk Kennedy Theresa C. Laviano Leonard J. "Lenny" Leonetti Mrs. Charlotte Makel H. Richard Orth*** John F. Schmelzer Albert & Carol Holt Schuler Kathleen Runner Smith Jannet Cinalli Zanger Green & White Marie Cianci Alemi*** Joan Delozier Alles* Mr. Donald R. Chierici, Jr.** Patricia Linskey Cregan** Patricia Dolan Divish Mr. Dave Schlitz Mary Claire Stoll Mrs.Patricia (Novick) Thurber** Joanne Smaldore Wetherspoon Mrs. Marilou Mehaffey Wragg

Class of 1960

% Participation: 11.7% Total Committed: $9,375 Founder Barbara '60 and Joe '58 Strasser*** Shamrock Walter Crossley*** Carl J. Gregorio** Charles & Mary Ann (Stuebing) Reed*** The Irish Carol & Joe Burke** Msgr. Andrew Martin*** Jack & Maryanne Merritt Spire Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Beckett** Joe and Carol Burke Ed Carey Mr. William Taylor*** Century Rich Francesconi*** Carole (Fromnic) Guntharp Robert J. Long** Gerry amd Barbera Marchetty*** Rev. Msgr. Robert McDermott*** Ms. Patricia O'Brien Julia M. Piccioni* Marie Pagliaro Shreves** Catherine Metz Smith*** M. Charles Swope* Helena Gowan Volansky Kathy Weatherby Winton Dr. Peter A. Wish Green & White Sister Eleanor Berrett, OSF* Mrs. Mary Ellen Bradley Loretta Gregorio Breslin* Mr. Francis DelPalazzo Kathleen Goellner Cindy Smith Himes Charles J. Schmidheiser* Colleen Costello Trainor***

Class of 1961

% Participation: 6.18% Total Committed: $3,100 Shamrock Mrs. Sandy Brown Hurley The Irish Philip J. Gentlesk* Spire F. Regis Cronin*** Century Ed Abrams** Dolores Mecca Bendorf*** Rich Bittner *** Mary E. Cahill**

Mr. Bill Casey*** Mrs. Joanne Smith Rita Williams Green & White Marie Deleo Clapp Mary Dianna Corbett** Gloria Dellaratta** James & Bernadette Dunn Carole Viggiano Finacaro*** Bill Halscheid Patricia Jennings*** Elsie Hak Judge*** Harry J. Kyler* Mr. John Lemeshuk Larry & Madge McLaughlin** Patricia Doyle Villano***

Class of 1962

% Participation: 6.91% Total Committed: $3,502 The Irish Jim McNasby** Frank Sheahan** Spire Ed Fox** Jim Higgins** Century Mrs. Susanne A. Taylor Copenhaver Regina Erhard Dengel*** Mr. Cesare R. Dolente Louise DiRenzo Donaldson Carole Anne Halsey Drucis Betty Griffis Jankowski Edmund Makel Jim Miller Margie Strasser Ricci Dorothy J. & James W. Schultz** Mrs. Jackie Miller Smaldore Joseph E. Steinhagen Dan & Aileen Blumenstein Thompson* Green & White Mr. Thomas Barbera Mr. Bernard J. Carr Mrs. Veronica Koch Dailey Rev. Robert J. Fritz Marilyn (Lynn) Pruss Kershner Margaret Lubonski McLaughlin Mrs. Trudy Berret Randazzo

Class of 1963

% Participation: 8.99% Total Committed: $27,929 Legacy Agnes '63 & Jim '57 Madden** Mercy Richard & Carol Hoag** Midge & Mike Madden** The Irish Kathleen Montgomery DePetris*** Rear Admiral William J. Fallon, USN, Ret.** Spire Jim Bigley* Mrs. Janet Burk Warren and Suzanne Faulk Craig C. Hamilton*** Century Mary Anne McAnally Baltish*** Len Casey Mary & Jeff Clark Jack Corbett Mr. and Mrs.George J. Eckert*** Paul & Lorraine (Healey) Kelly Maureen Meehan Lee*** Ms. Eileen Becker Lish Gerry Stanton McDowell Dan McElroy** Mary Ann McKeon Myers Mr. Richard E. Myers 53

Annual Report of Gifts Green & White Kathy Franks Buividas Dr. Anthony Campo Theresa Dove DiFrancesco James Leimkuhler** Gus Moseley*** Carol Olesiewicz*** Leonard & Vicki Orzechowski Ms. Florence Peterson Brother Thomas Petitte, FMS James Viggiano**

Class of 1964

% Participation: 7.76% Total Committed: $3,395 Spire Mr. Ralph Beatty Century Jim & Linda '64 Beach Therese Campbell Bittner*** Joan A. Bruno *** Joan Catani Loretta A. Cianci-Watson*** Mr. Patrick and Barbara (Hillman) Carr Mr. James Cook Patricia DePersia-Westerfer*** Patricia Dillenschneider* Kathleen Smith Duffy Bernard J. Egan* James & Nancy Flynn Faulk Mrs. Ellen K. Gangemi* Patrick & Margaret (McKee) Madison Mary H. McGinley*** Bill and Ginny Ezekiel Orth Elly Stover Poupard*** Deacon & Mrs. James Rocks** Green & White Mrs. Loretta Arbogast Anthony D'Italia** Mr. Joseph Gaither Eileen McCullough LePage*** Michael P. McBride** Joanne McCarron*

Class of 1965

% Participation: 6.2% Total Committed: $10,485 Mercy Louis J. & Anne (Uhland) Frontino*** Shamrock Dr. John Legere*** Spire Ed Connell Mary Ellen Tolson Flinn Dr. Robert and Linda Mroz Labaczewski Maureen Carroll McLoone* Century Victor J. Andrijauskas Mrs. Mary Jane Brant Joan & Bill (Dushanko) Byrne** Jack Hutchinson Joyce & Wayne Monsees Patricia May Zielinski* Green & White Nancy Cantera Alberta Anna L. Cirullo*** Patricia Beckman Costello Marian DiGiamarino** John W. DeSimone Christopher Joniec** Margaret Barkalow Karbiwnyk** Penelope Maguire** Alice Maragliano** Joanne Cassidy Spirito

Class of 1966

% Participation: 5.59% Total Committed: $5,455

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Mercy Frank and Michele Tedesco** The Irish Michael & Elaine Procacci, Jr.* Spire Bishop George V. Murry, S.J.*** Century Carol Venuti Agia Mrs. Linda A. Brand Mrs. Pat Brown Mike & Kathy Caputi*** Josephine (Wilson) Clausen*** Peter DiMarco** Lois Forrester-Frye Jean & Joe Grzybowski Kathy and Jerry Huffman Mrs. Rosemarie Hufner John T. Kelley*** Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kuchler*** Mr. Richard McCarthy, Jr. Green & White Vincent & Linda Ardire *** John J. Barlow** Olivia Ravelli Dotta** Anne T. Manning, Esq. Mr. Frank J. Nardi, Sr. Lorraine Powell Mr. George Whelan

Class of 1967

% Participation: 7.17% Total Committed: $6,425 Shamrock Thomas and Sharon Brown* Joseph McColgan** The Irish Gerald Siefring,Jr., Ph.D*** Spire Bill & Anne Barker** Lorraine Cucinotta** Joseph Lyons Vince & Jeanette Torno** Diane Zannoni Century Dr. Patrick D. Abiuso John & Lynore (Bell) Carnuccio Mr. Ronald Emma Jack and Chris Fleming** Barbara Gass Hannon*** Francis Hunt* Joe and Andrea Sweeney** Green & White Mr. Jerry Coyle Dr. Anthony Errichetti Dr. Janet DiSeveria Friedman Mr. Michael Kondrla Paul Messina*** Mr. Phillip Petitte Mr. Rick Slaninka Mr. John Slattery Mary Ann Martinelli Strobel Patricia Lynch Weber

Class of 1968

% Participation: 10.18% Total Committed: $11,490 Founder Mark & Denise Schmid '68 & '69*** Shamrock Tony & Lynn Giorgio** The Irish Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Brennan Dr. John Diepold Frank & Michele Law*** Charles & Andrea Maimone*** Mrs. Diane Hurley Rheaume Leonard & Catherine Wood***

Century Marge Coffee Biegalski** Bernard and Barbara Cortese* The Holland Family** Loring Jones** Margaret Hutchinson McElroy* Dr. John F.& Barbara Smith McInerney Daniel R. Montes Donna Crovetti Taylor Maryann Wixted-Weyer Green & White Isabelle Kettner Addis Ed & Donna (Campana) Bolis Mr. Edward Boyle Mr. James J. Clarke Mrs. Susan DeCicco Mary Duffin Good** Mr. Jack Keenan Mr. Tom Morhauser Mr. Robert Nolan Mrs. Linda Ksiazek Palmquist** Mrs. Elaine Shaughnessy Joe Vogdes

Class of 1969

% Participation: 9.73% Total Committed: $19,985 Emerald Charles and Sallie Grandi Shamrock Dr. Joseph Loscalzo The Irish Patricia Amendolia Gotta*** Mr. John Scranton Spire Mrs. Denise Schmid*** Century Joe Duffin, Jr.** Margaret Knox*** Patrick La Pella** Margaret Kelleher McLaughlin Patricia Powell* Steve and Kathy Rauch Mrs. Judy Varallo-Morris Green & White Noreen Nugent Baker Ms. Donna M. Burns Paul & Sandra (Guidara'70) Caputi Mr. Ray DeLuca Mr. Phillip DiMartino Joseph J. Dolchan Jr.* Ms. JoEla Flood Salvatore Leonardo*** Maryanne Taylor Marshall** Jonnie Barkham Valentino**

Class of 1970

% Participation: 2.96% Total Committed: $12,785 Legacy Linda M. Schilling and James Golubieski*** The Irish Rick '70 & Denise (Brady) Caruso '77 Mr. Michael Johnston Spire Mr. Anthony Murry Century Karen Weber Camaratta*** Kathleen Kenney Collura** Carolyn Bruni Haehn Eileen Horan Rabbitt*** Mr. James Wixted Green & White Hugh R. Delany Mrs. Sandra Guidara Caputi Mark & Mary Eileen DelGrande Mrs. Kathy Monforto Mr. Joe Zambetti

Class of 1971

% Participation: 4.86% Total Committed: $7,525 Shamrock Frank and Linda Cardile Mr. Bill O'Donnell Greg Peterson** The Irish William A. Bennett** Dennis DeMayo** Spire Mr. Robert Barry Mr. Jack Magee Loretta Stachiotti*** Century Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adinolfi Dr. Jane Carabasi The Chillem Family Michael Doyle Mike and Kathy Glander Fitzpatrick** Maryanne Hanger Brian Leahy* Kevin & Kathryn (Ferrari) O'Hara Anita D. (Robison) Pallas John W. Pasquarello*** Green & White Mr. Michael Angelini Linda Bowers Ardire*** Janet Fandetta Indelicato Patricia (Sirna) Nordt** Mrs. Anne Marie Seward Mr. Edwin W. Tevis Jr.**

Class of 1972

% Participation: 5.06% Total Committed: $11,935 Mercy Brian and Peggy Cassano** Mr. and Mrs. John Wixted** Shamrock Diane Carroll Mr. Charles Grimley** The Irish Douglas E. Mazzuca* Spire George Beppel*** Mr. Craig Burns Gregory G. Keller*** Gerry Michael Stepney* Century Steve & Susan Schmidt Bagocius*** Frank & Deborah DiNote Frank Maggipinto Mr. Joe Schanberger** Carol Devenny Scott*** Green & White Irma E. Bukis* Kris Corda Barbara Fisher*** Dr. Dot Alderson Merianos*** Mr. Dennis Mohan Judith Panetta-Warren*** Jack Pisani Theresa Saccomanno Colleen A. Yaniak

Class of 1973

% Participation: 3.89% Total Committed: $5,485 Mercy Mrs. Tricia Kenney Wixted** Shamrock Class of 1973 Mrs. Gloria Maccaroni Constance McAneney, M.D.** The Irish Tom Donato Century Jim and Debbie Martucci Cox CCHS Magazine

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Class of 1974

% Participation: 6.2% Total Committed: $30,120 Emerald John Pisa Mercy Kristen and Jack Pund*** Shamrock Mr. and Mrs. John DiCiurcio, Jr.* The Irish Mrs. Carla Volpe Porter Spire Stephen Schmitz Janice Caniglia Shapiro Century Steve Drake*** Mrs. Marisa Griffin Mary Deighan Herbert** Ms. Mary Navins Kathryn Osowiecki Green & White Karen Marino Clarke Mrs. Brenda Isakson Susan '74 & Jerry '71 Nash Mr. Joseph Revelas Mrs. Monica Mills Sommerville

Class of 1975

% Participation: 3.73% Total Committed: $26,330 Shamrock Harry Singer The Irish Dr. Karl Holzinger Kevin & Mary Ann O'Brien** Spire Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Cona Fr. James O. Dabrowski*** Century Ms. Patricia Fisher*** Mr. Michael J. Ward, IV Green & White Larry Garifo* Mrs. Dawn Mason Palka Patrice Schwab, R.D.H.

Class of 1976

% Participation: 9.45% Total Committed: $26,330 Legacy Mr. Dean Ragone*** Founder Mr. Joseph T. Kenney** Shamrock Honorable Rochelle Gizinski** Janet Brutschea Haugen Joe Nardi*** Jay and Lisa O'Donnell** Nancy Singer The Irish Thomas P. Flynn** Tony & Peggy (Testa) Messina*** Dennis Zannoni Century Susanne Miazga Bower Mr. Anthony Brady Mr. Joseph DiPietro Rosemary Karbach Foley Joe and Patrice Maro

Patrick and Colleen O'Brien Anita Cantera Tracy Green & White Noreen Errigo-Hoff* Margie Francescone Slenn**

Class of 1977

% Participation: 5.46% Total Committed: $60,230 Emerald Nancy Palombo Ehle*** Legacy Elizabeth Tirrell Mazzeo* Founder The Pilarz Family*** Colleen M. Ready** Shamrock Denise and Dan McCormick Ron and Paula (D'Antonio) Villa* The Irish Mrs. Denise Caruso Mr. Thomas G. Rozinski Mr. and Mrs. Willliam F. Saldutti III*** Charles Welch** Century Joanne Burke*** Mr. Gregory T. Moffatt Green & White Mrs. Maria Devlin Rosemary Faford Mrs. Evelyn Lengetti Debbie Simmons

Class of 1978

% Participation: 6.22% Total Committed: $35,325 Emerald Mr. Robert P. DiStanislao*** Legacy Dennis McGonigle*** Mercy Eileen O'Neil Reilly* Spire Mr. John Keating* Century Mrs. Christine Schmidt Burns Ms. Rita Burns Dame John Fox* Monica (McCauley) & Louis Keeler** Mrs. Sharon McDonnell Mr. Raymond Nardi Mr. James Robinson, Jr. Ms. Maria Ward Green & White Mrs. Diane Crowell*

Class of 1979

% Participation: 5.42% Total Committed: $1,950 Legacy Rachel McGonigle*** The Irish Bob Beideman* Vice Admiral Nanette DeRenzi Spire Mr. Tomas Corbett Century Frank and Lisa Cornely Joseph and Eileen Griffiths Cuzzupe Mr. Jeffrey Koelsch*** Ms. Patricia A. Schmitz Deborah L.Wagner Green & White Mr. Robert Brutschea Dru (Garton) Filiberto** Mr. Thomas Stilley

Class of 1980

% Participation: 4.78% Total Committed: $4,750 Shamrock Ray Curry Mr. & Mrs. Robert Saldutti The Irish Christopher J. Burns** Mr. Mark Platzer Spire Mr. Robert Murtin Century Mrs. Daria Weldon Barber Doreen M. Troche* Green & White Mr. Robert Belz Dennis Fabritiis** Mrs. Terri Hurff-Caruso Mr. Mark Mazeika Mr. Matthew Onofrio Michael C. Viggiano*

Class of 1981

% Participation: 3.21% Total Committed: $1,880 Shamrock Mr. James McCauley** Spire Virginia A. Onofrio** Century Mr. Edward Corbett Lisa and Frank Cornely Bill Hobbs** Mr. John Watson Green & White Sharon Parker Boylan Ms. Barbara Draper-Sussen Zelinsky Family

Class of 1982

% Participation: 3.00% Total Committed: $2,170 Shamrock Gerry & Maureen Marini Century Marty Derer* John Elton*** Bill Nicoletti Green & White Mr. Julio R. Cebollero Ms. Noelle E. Daniel-Mubaira Margie Keeler Laitner Mrs. Diane Hartig Snowden

Class of 1983

% Participation: 4.17% Total Committed: $6,315 Founder Michael Tursi Spire Gino and Michele Brown*** Ken & Maria (Tursi) Marini** Century Nancy Lenaghan Buck Diane Wasyluk Iardella*** Patrick & Beth Mahon Green & White Kathryn Lincoln Cusumano Thomas & Leslie Tophoven McMahon* Austin J. Nester Mrs. Julia Nardi Rineman Mr. Mike Whalen

Class of 1984

% Participation: 1.49% Total Committed: $449 Century Mr. Charles Atkinson

Mr. Carl R. Dolente*** The Kuzniasz Family Green & White Richard F. Smith

Class of 1985

% Participation: 2.58% Total Committed: $1,925 Shamrock Mr. Michael Colacci Spire Mr. Jack Walsh* Century James Mahon Mr. Paul Mora Lisa Baptiste Woolston Green & White Mr. Leonard Rebilas, Jr. Mr. Kurt Schmidt

Class of 1986

% Participation: 3.41% Total Committed: $2,977 Shamrock Kelly Ann Sweeney-McMullin*** The Irish Mr. James Lumley*** Spire Erica Richards Reilly*** Century Mr. James Kiefer Thomas and Maria Francesconi Green & White Sean and Nancy (Wright) Connolly Rosemarie Francesconi Duus

Class of 1987

% Participation: 1.23% Total Committed: $375 Spire Colleen (Lumley) O'Brien** Century Mr. Daniel Vause Green & White Ms. Roseanne Watson-Wark

Class of 1988

% Participation: 1.55% Total Committed: $1,950 Shamrock Al & Lynda Nanni** The Irish Bill & Tricia Hunt O'Callaghan Century Daniel and Dawn (Dickinson) Berckman Green & White Ms. Denise K. Rocks

Class of 1989

% Participation: 1.58% Total Committed: $280 Century Aralisha Perez Newbold Mrs. Sara Procacci -Wilson Green & White Cynthia Rogers Dr. Michele Montgomery Schreiner

Class of 1990

% Participation: 3.56% Total Committed: $1,950 Shamrock Dennis Corbett Spire Brian Romani Century Mrs. Dawn Dickinson Berckman Jennifer M. Chandler Megan Faulk May*** Mr. Kevin P. Ward 55

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Class of 1991

% Participation: 3.29% Total Committed: $1,855 The Irish Michael Procacci Rev. Jason T. Rocks Spire Erin Garrity Romani Mr. Rudolf P. Rotter Century Mr. William B. Conaty, Jr. Mireille Velazquez Green & White Elizabeth Butler Judy (Pfau) Cherichetti*** Mr. Stephen F. Osowski Kevin Walsh*

Class of 1992

% Participation: 2.40% Total Committed: $5,125 Mercy Ms. Marie M. Kennedy** Shamrock Brian and Kim Kirwan*** Charles A. Maimone, Jr.*** Century Kristin Burnett Egan Green & White Lori White Hockley

Class of 1993

% Participation: 2.34% Total Committed: $450 Century Mr. Robert T. Hoban and Family Phil Mayer Elizabeth Tobin Michael Emil & Missy (Atwell) Rotaeche

Class of 1994

% Participation: 2.26% Total Committed: $600 Century Mr. Timothy P. Egan Gabrielle Bieg Funke Amy Malerba Hemingway Tara Richards Linton Dana Murray Papa

Class of 1995

% Participation: 2.01% Total Committed: $745 The Irish Mr. Patrick J. Brennan, Jr. Century Kathleen Atwell Petti The Spangler Family Green & White Deanna Y. Davis***

Class of 1996

% Participation: 3.26% Total Committed: $500 Century Ms. Rachel Holland** Bill & Michelle (Clancy '97) Kosmaczewski Mr. Victor A. Nieves, Jr. Mr. Andrew J. Schmidt Green & White Miss Lauren E. Hepkin Mr. Charles Welch

Class of 1997

% Participation: 2.68% Total Committed: $700 Century Tim Bieg** Kevin & Leila (Mojibian) Crawford Ms. Michelle Clancy Kosmaczewski Mrs. Colleen Fitzpatrick McNamee Jason & Carolyn (Cassano) Pare

Class of 1998

% Participation: 1.83% Total Committed: $575 Century Kate Madden Bieg** Michael & Nina Dennin Mr. Michael F. Feld Mr. Zahir F. McGhee Green & White Genevieve Bieg Hunter*

Class of 1999

% Participation: 6.75% Total Committed: $1,069 Century Mr. James W. Atwell Michael and Beth Bagocius Mrs. Nina Carosella Dennin Tommy Holland* Mr. Daniel D. Pike Patrick Sobocinski Green & White Julie Westphal Ciocco Matt Crawford Fr. David Rivera Mr. Thomas J. Sipera Ms. Marisa Tsikitas

Class of 2000

% Participation: 4.93% Total Committed: $2,993 Shamrock Mr. Frank J.Cornely The Irish Mr. Brian Cassano, II Century Mr. Ernest M. D'Orazio, III Ms. Meghan Dymond Mr. Daniel Lynam Mr. Harry J. Metzinger Ms. Elizabeth McCloskey Miller Green & White Mr. Jeffrey J. Bruckner Ms. Florentina Ruiz Mrs. Colleen Walsh

Class of 2001

% Participation: 2.89% Total Committed: $335 Century Julia Pratt Lapolla*** Mr. Varsay Lewis* Green & White Elisa M. Gonzalez Thomas J. McFadden***

Class of 2003

% Participation: 4.72% Total Committed: $1,425 Spire Jerry & Jennifer (Pappas) Bowne Mr. Mark A. McHugh Century Mr. Eric A. Cangelosi Mr. Nicholas J. Cangelosi Mr. Enrico Caruso, III Green & White Lauren DeGrazia Mr. Andrew J. Hak Ryan T. McFadden Michael R. and Maureen (Casserly) Nelson

Class of 2004

% Participation: .93% Total Committed: $45 Green & White Mr. Robert Klimowski Ms. Kimberly A. Poplaski

Class of 2005

% Participation: 1.77% Total Committed: $625 Spire Mr. Tomas Ruiz Jr. Century Mr. Joseph H. Danfield III Green & White Frank Busillo Jr. Mr. Michael R. Eisenhardt

Class of 2006

% Participation: 1.65% Total Committed: $250 Century Mr. Colin J. Devlin Green & White Christina Howard Laurie Ann Powell Matthew Waters

Class of 2007

% Participation: .82% Total Committed: $50 Green & White Stephen E. Palka** Marykate Quinn**

Class of 2008

% Participation: 3.45% Total Committed: $255 Century Ms. Kristin Romero Kyle Wright

Green & White Cristina Chillem Christopher Dondarski** Amy Erhard Jennifer Kelley** Shane McFadden Chelsea Murtin Lauren Raczkowski**

Class of 2009

% Participation: 2.73% Total Committed: $405 Century Quentin T. Griffith IV** Brian Rice** Green & White Mr. Timothy N. Bruckner Karen H. Cuneo Andrea DiMedio Chris Duffner**

Class of 2010

% Participation: .94% Total Committed: $45 Green & White Caitlyn Curtin Brian de Jesus**

Class of 2011

% Participation: 1.10% Total Committed: $130 Century John R. Coffey Green & White Andrew Boylan

Class of 2012

% Participation: 3.65% Total Committed: $495 Century Gabrielle DeMayo Mr. Peter Galiano Matthew Kaminski Green & White Joe Caputi Ms. Bridget Devlin Krysta Horocofsky Ms. Margaret Patchin

Class of 2013

% Participation: 3.51% Total Committed: $165 Green & White Regina S. Boylan Melissa Hearn Alyssa R. Malitsky William J. McHugh Allie Payne Timothy M. Poole

Class of 2002

% Participation: 2.30% Total Committed: $470 Century Mr. Thomas J. Cornely Pete Indelicato Carolyn Cassano Pare Green & White Stefanie Carey Hak Bridget Bigley Sipera*

Corporations and Foundations

Emerald Connelly Foundation The Domenica Foundation** Grandi Family Foundation** Ethel Mae Hocker Foundation* Patricia and Jack Parker Family Fund** Mercy Daniel J. Ragone Family Foundation EFM Foundation Shamrock Bay Hill Management Group, LLC Catherine Sweeney Memorial CNS Cleaning Co., Inc. Conner Strong & Buckelew GE Foundation** Grimley Financial Corporation** Jim Delviscio Memorial Trust Fund Merck Partnership For Giving** UBS Matching Gift Program Verizon Foundation* The Irish Boeing** Glaxosmithkline Foundation** Lehigh Gas Wholesale LLC Silver Spoon Catering Target Welch's Towing LLC Wells Fargo Spire Campbell Soup Foundation** FM Global Foundation* Lopez McHugh, LLP Madden & Madden** McHugh Construction, LLC Procacci Development Co., Inc. RP Design & Mgmt, LLC Surety Title Company Century 1st Colonial Community Bank Allison Systems Corporation Cherry Hill Imports Corp.

Designer T's Enterprise Leasing Company of Philadelphia, LLC Falco, Caruso, & Leonard Funeral Home HSF Enterprises, Inc. IBM Corporation* Keith D. Smith, Inc. Miller Ford Oliver Communications Group Pharma-Care, Inc. Proforma R.B.B. Enterprises Inc. Radwell International, Inc. Republic Bank Super Fitness The Barclay Group Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 228 Green & White Angelini, Viniar & Freedman Burns Honda Del Val Pool Maintenance, Inc. Ivystone Consulting Group, LLC Keenan Construction Macy's Inc. North Wildwood Lifeguard Benevolent Assoc. Inc. PSEG Foundation State Street Foundation The Cumberland Mutual Fire Insurance Company

Parents

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Founder Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle Joseph H. Kenney Dr. and Mrs. Richard Stefanacci, Jr. Mercy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Casserly*** Shamrock Mr. & Mrs. Michael Byrnes** Mr. Michael D'Angelo The Kiely Family** Lew and Kathy Procacci** The Irish Mr. & Mrs. George Hutchinson Jack and Maryanne Merritt Daniel and Audrey Rice* Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan Spire Steven & Peggy Feld Mr. & Mrs. Michael Morgan Michael and Colleen Poole Robert and Kathryn Smith Colin & Mary Whipkey* Christina & Mark Worthington** Century Michael & Margaret Cassano Sr. Elva and Bob Clements Barbara and Bernard Cortese Edward and Carol Curtin Joe and Linda Dennin Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Dunn** Gaudite Family Rick & Barbara Gillespie The Griffith Family Mr.& Mrs. James Lumley Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McHugh Mr. Cornelius L. Norris Jr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pacana Ines Palombo Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Paoletti Maryann and Douglas Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Romero Mr. Thomas Simpson* Green & White John and Christine Bednar* Mr. David C. Boos. Sr. Angelo Iossa Lesniak Family Stephen and Julia Lineman John and Lorraine Mahoney Ms. Kathleen Martin Bart and Paula Mueller Thomas & Maureen Pagano Podlinski Family JoAnn & John Rell Jim & Ann Tobin*** Jean M. Kelly and Christopher Torrance

Friends

Emerald Mr. John Langan and Ms. Judith Nadell** Patricia and Jack Parker Mr. and Mrs. Pepe Piperno** Legacy Charles Saile Founder Mr. & Mrs. Clark Bonetti Mercy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Denton Mr. Peter Dooner Shamrock Marian D. Goyette Catherine Sweeney Memorial Father Arthur Anderson Mrs. Johanna J. Broeker Mr. Jeffrey Browne Mr. Eaton Goldthwaite* Mrs. Laura Oakes

The Irish Rev. Msgr. William Brennan Dan and Etsuko Chamby Norma Napoli Kathleen Streep Charles Thompson Garry and Maribeth Whipkey Spire Ms. Sherri M. Wolfinger Bo Man Zhu McHugh Construction, LLC Gary Coffey Brian Klaus James McHugh David M. Ragonese, Esq. *** The Stone Family Robert and Joan Ward Century Mary Lou, Mike, & Andrew Carmack Henrietta Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Bank Stephen and Elyse Barry John J. Callahan *** Jeffrey and Victoria Christmann Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Colasanto** Cathy Collar Ty and Lisa Edwards Rick and Sue Hoff JoEllen & Bryan Ison Steve and Krista Kanya Richard & Joan Kenney** Herbert and Tara Leary Mr. David A. MacDonald The McCormick Family Rosemary and Robet McKechney John and Sheila Mohan Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Musumeci Mr. and Mrs. Francis Napoli Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rigsby Phil Smith Philip Smyth 23612 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Snyder Michael and Margaret Thornton Rev. Msgr. James R. Tracy John S. Vanelli Patricia White-O'Donnell Len and Irene Wolff Joseph Wood Douglas and April Ziegler Republic Bank Rosanne Bach Mr. Robert Dale Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Garrity Mr. Frank J. Gasparon Ms. Patricia Pollan Green & White Mr. Joseph R. Eisenhardt*** Mary Kurtz & Family Janet McCarthy Bradley J. Salamone Eric Schoenborn 23611 Jymme and David Szurek Del Val Pool Maintenance, Inc. Ms. Helen Acton Linda Berti-Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Casey Joan M. Chernitsky Carol Closs Claire Dale Ronald L. Damore DDS Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. D'Orazio Michael Ferris 23608 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Grossman, Jr. Caroline Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Hobbs-Fernie Donna Hughes

Kathi L. Iossa Sara Kalb Halina Kedziora Mr. and Mrs. James S. Lue Ms. Elizabeth Lynch Mr. Frances M. Marsh Mr. Jioacchino Mattera Mr. Kevin McCormick Lynne Nagler Christine and Michael Newman North Wildwood Lifeguard Benevolent Assoc. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Orrell Mr. William Reeves Mr. William Schulze John Sherako Ms. Sarah C. Sickler Eleanor and Frank Skuder Sister Mary Stanislaus RSM*** Mr. Isaiah Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Engel A. Tagland Mr.& Mrs. Michael Veneziani Mr. and Mrs. George Vogelei

Faculty and Staff

The Irish Mr. Anthony D'Antonio Msgr. Andrew Martin Jack and Maryanne '60 Merritt Spire Colleen and Michael Poole* Colin & Mary Whipkey* Century Kate Madden Bieg '98** Matt Crawford '99 Mrs. Diane Crowell '78 James Hoban Mr. Varsay Lewis 01 Margaret M. Madden Lindsey Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pacana Bridget Bigley Sipera '02* Green & White Mr. Jeffrey J. Bruckner '00 Mrs. Heather Crisci Mr. Michael DeMeo Janet Fandetta Indelicato Kelly O'Connor JoAnn & John Rell Frank Solometo Kimberly Usher Rowe Angie Veneziani Colleen Byrnes Walsh

Gifts-in-Kind

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

American Business Solutions (Tim O'Brien '75) Boyd, Tamney, Cross (Joe Tamney '68) Tom'62 & Sheila'63 Clifford Tom Corbett '79 Carl Dolente '84 Eaton Goldthwaite / Herff Jones Mike Hardy Jack and Maryanne '60 Merritt Bart and Paula Mueller The Neri Family Miss Patricia O'Brien '60 Mike Poole Sound and Entertainment Kathy Smith Dr. and Mrs. Richard Stefanacci Patrick Whipkey '01 Shane M. Whipkey '05

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Annual Report of Gifts ATHLETIC BOOSTERS Brian '72 and Peggy Cassano Ms. Rita Burns Dame '78 Mr. Joseph DiPietro '76 Tom Donato '73 Enterprise Leasing Company of Philadelphia, LLC Mr. Peter Galiano '12 Hugh S. '53 and Marie T. Gallagher Michael J. Gentlesk '56 Mr. Joseph Hurst '52 J. Donald Kennedy '50 Joseph McColgan '67 Baseball Paul Messina '67 CNS Cleaning Company, Inc. Patrick '76 and Colleen O'Brien Jay '76 and Lisa O'Donnell Boys' Basketball Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Beckett Proforma Radwell International, Inc. '60 Tim Bieg '97 and Kate Madden Mark '68 and Denise '69 Schmid Mr. Edward J. Scholes, Jr. '57 Bieg '98 Tom Shemeley '54 Mr. Robert Brutschea '79 Jack Walsh '47 Christopher J. Burns '80 Mr. Michael J. Ward, IV '75 Mr. Nicholas J. Cangelosi '03 A. Philip Worrell '54 Mr. Eric A. Cangelosi '03 Dennis Corbett '90 Kevin & Leila Mojibian Crawford Girls' Basketball Martha Christinziano and James '97 Bezila Joseph '79 and Eileen Griffiths Kathleen Gallagher '82 '78 Cuzzupe Mr. Colin J. Devlin '06 Girls' Soccer Mr. Peter Dooner Mr. Ernest M. D'Orazio, III '00 Brian '90 and Erin Garrity '91 Romani Joe Duffin, Jr. '69 Marisa Tsikitas '99 Tony & Lynn Giorgio '68 Mr. Michael Johnston '70 Softball Mr. John Keating '78 Amy Hemingway '94 Mr. James Kiefer '86 Mr. Jeffrey Koelsch '79 Wrestling Mr. Daniel Lynam 00 Agnes '63 and Jim '57 Madden 1st Colonial Community Bank Allison Systems Corporation Midge & Mike Madden '63 Mr. Roland D. Aristone '57 Msgr. Robert McDermott '60 Steve & Susan Schmidt Bagocius Mr. Zahir F. McGhee '98 '72 Mr. Robert Murtin '80 Bill and Ginny Ezekiel Orth '64 Michael '99 and Beth Bagocius The Barclay Group Mr. Mark Platzer '80 Stephen and Elyse Barry Mr. Leonard Rebilas, Jr. '85 Bay Hill Management Group, Brian Rice '09 LLC Mr. James Robinson, Jr. '78 Brian '90 & Erin Garrity '91 Jim '64 and Linda '65 Beach Daniel '88 and Dawn Dickinson Romani Mark '68 and Denise Schmid '69 '90 Berckman Jerry & Jennifer Pappas Bowne Mr. John Watson '81 '03 Dr. Peter A. Wish '60 Jack '72 and Patricia '73 Wixted Burns Honda Leonard & Catherine Wood '68 Rick '70 & Denise Brady '77 Caruso Mr. Brian Cassano, II '00 Boys' Soccer Cherry Hill Imports Corp.

Michael D'Angelo The Chillem Family Timothy P. Egan '94 Jeffrey and Victoria Christmann Gary Coffey Football Club Conner Strong & Buckelew Mr. Ralph Beatty '64 Frank '79 and Lisa '81 Cornely Jack '47 and Pat '50 Carty Mr. Thomas J. Cornely '02 Mr. Brian Cassano, II '00 Athletic Program Tom '62 & Sheila '63 Clifford Brian Klaus Frank '68 and Michele Law Patrick '83 and Beth Mahon Virginia A. Onofrio '81 Silver Spoon Catering Philip Smyth Surety Title Company Charles Thompson Verizon Foundation

Annual Report of Gifts FIRST TIME DONORS

Mr. Frank J.Cornely '00 Edward and Carol Curtin Jimmy Del Viscio Memorial Fund Joe and Linda Dennin Michael '98 and Nina '99 Dennin Designer T's Dr. John Diepold '68 Ty and Lisa Edwards Falco, Caruso, & Leonard Funeral Home Fighting Irish Wrestling Club Thomas & Maria Francesconi '86 Anthony '57 & Delia Settanni Fugaro '58 Mrs. Delia C. Fugaro '58 Gabrielle Bieg Funke '94 HSF Enterprises, Inc. Kathi L. Iossa Keith D. Smith, Inc. Mr. Francis T. Kelly '51 Eleanor Martello Kelly '57 The Kuzniasz Family Herbert and Tara Leary Lopez McHugh, LLP Mr. James Lumley '86 Madden & Madden Michael '63 and Marjorie Madden The McCormick Family Mr. Mark A. McHugh '03 McHugh Construction, LLC James McHugh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McHugh Rosemary and Robert McKechney Nicholas J. Mekosh '57 Miller Ford Jay '76 and Lisa O'Donnell Mr. Bill O'Donnell '71 Oliver Communications Group Pharma-Care, Inc. Mr. Mark Platzer '80 Procacci Development Co., Inc. Michael Procacci '91 R.B.B. Enterprises Inc. Maryann and Douglas Reynolds RP Design & Mgmt, LLC Mr. Charles A. Schepacarter '57 Eric Schoenborn Mrs. Jackie Miller Smaldore '62 Val '57 & Jackie Miller '62 Smaldore Phil Smith The Stone Family Super Fitness Michael and Margaret Thornton John S. Vanelli Mr. Daniel Vause '87 Robert and Joan Ward Mr. Kevin P. Ward '90 Welch's Towing LLC Charles Welch '77 Wells Fargo Joseph Wood Douglas and April Ziegler

THE ARTS ACADEMY AT CCHS PATRONS

Thank you to the following alumni who made their first gift to Camden Catholic this year.

Shamrock $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. James Kiefer '86 Mr. Frank A. and Linda Cardile Bill '96 and Michelle Clancy '97 '71 Kosmaczewski Thomas '58 and Sandy Brown '61 The Kuzniasz Family '84 Hurley Theresa C. Laviano '59 Rev. William T. Schneider '56 Mr. Daniel Lynam '00 Mrs. Virginia Major '52 The Irish 500- $999 Gerry Stanton McDowell '63 Mr. Frank J.Cornely '00 Mr. Zahir F. McGhee '98 Mr. Michael Johnston '70 Mrs. Dorothy McKelvey '55 Mr. Thomas G. Rozinski '77 Mr. Gregory T. Moffatt '77 Mr. John Scranton '69 Daniel R. Montes '68 Mr. Paul Mora '85 Spire $250 - $499 Mr. Richard E. Myers '63 Mr. Roland D. and Roseanne Ms. Mary Navins '74 Murtha Aristone '57 Aralisha Perez Newbold '89 Jerry & Jennifer Pappas Bowne Kevin & Kathryn Ferrari O'Hara '03 '71 Mr. Mark A. McHugh '03 Mr. Peter Oteri '58 Mr. Nicholas J. Mekosh '57 Mrs. Mary Lou Pandorf '50 Mr. Anthony Murry '70 Dana Murray Papa '94 Mr. Tomas Ruiz Jr. '05 Kathleen Atwell Petti '95 Mr. Daniel D. Pike '99 Century $100 - $249 Margie Strasser Ricci '62 Dr. Patrick D. Abiuso '67 Mr. Charles A. Schepacarter '57 Daniel '88 and Dawn Dickinson Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Schneider '90 Berckman '52 Mrs. Linda A. Brand '66 Val '57 & Jackie Miller '62 Mrs. Mary Jane Brant '65 Smaldore Nancy Lenaghan Buck '83 Mrs. Joanne Smith '61 Mr. Nicholas J. Cangelosi '03 Anonymous '62 John & Lynore Bell Carnuccio '67 Charles Tomasino '52 Mr. Enrico Caruso, III '03 Mrs. Judy Varallo-Morris '69 Mr. Ernest Caruso '51 Mr. Daniel Vause '87 Mr. Brian Cassano, II '00 Mr. Michael J. Ward, IV '75 The Chillem Family '71 Mr. Kevin P. Ward '90 Mary & Jeff Clark '63 Ms. Maria Ward '78 John R. Coffey '11 Mr. John Watson '81 John Colacci '52 Robert '50 and Rosann Watson Mr. Joseph A. Colacci '58 '50 Mr. Edward Corbett '81 Dr. Peter A. Wish '60 Mr. Thomas J. Cornely '02 Mr. James Wixted '70 Frank '79 and Lisa '81 Cornely Kyle Wright '08 Kevin & Leila (Mojibian) Green & White Up to $99 Crawford '97 Mr. Joseph H. Danfield III '05 Isabelle Kettner Addis '68 Mrs. Loretta Arbogast '64 Julian and Joan DiFiore '49 Frank and Deborah DiNote '72 Edward R. Badyna '58 Mr. Thomas Barbera'62 Mr. Joseph DiPietro '76 Mrs. Mary Ann Bernardo '53 Mr. Cesare R. Dolente '62 Mr. Ernest M. D'Orazio, III '00 Ed & Donna Campana Bolis '68 Regina S. Boylan '13 Michael Doyle '71 Mr. Edward Boyle '68 Kathleen Smith Duffy '64 Mrs. Denise Brancati '73 Mr. Timothy P. Egan '94 Mr. Timothy N. Bruckner '09 Kristin Burnett Egan '92 Mr. Robert Brutschea '79 Mr. Ronald Emma '67 Patricia Maguire Fitzgerald '52 Ms. Donna M. Burns '69 Ms. Denise K. Rocks '88 Ms. Irene E. Fitzsimmons '57 Dr. Francis Carpinelli '53 Mr. Peter Galiano '12 Mrs. Patricia Carlson Gulleti '53 Mr. Bernard J. Carr '62 Mr. Julio R. Cebollero '82 Carolyn Bruni Haehn '70 Mrs. Josephine Cheesman '48 Mr. Richard Higgins '48 Mr. Robert T. Hoban and Family Esther Catalani Ciemny '55 Julie Westphal Ciocco '99 '93 Karen Marino Clarke '74 Mrs. Rosemarie Hufner '66 Mr. Jerry Coyle '67 Mr. Joseph Hurst '52 Karen H. Cuneo '09 Jack Hutchinson '65 Caitlyn Curtin '10 Betty Griffis Jankowski '62

Mrs. Veronica Koch Dailey '62 Ms. Noelle E. Daniel-Mubaira '82 Dr. Richard A. Deighan, Jr. '45 Mr. Francis DelPalazzo '60 Mr. Ray DeLuca '69 Mr. Joseph A. DeShayes '52 Ms. Bridget Devlin '12 Theresa Dove DiFrancesco '63 Mr. Phillip DiMartino '69 Ms. Barbara Draper-Sussen '81 Mr. Michael R. Eisenhardt '05 Dr. Anthony Errichetti '67 Rosemary Faford '77 Mrs. Dorothy Flemming '51 Ms. JoEla Flood '69 Dr. Janet DiSeveria Friedman '67 Elisa M. Gonzalez '01 Andrew '03 and Stefanie Carey '02 Hak Bill Halscheid '61 Melissa Hearn '13 Mr. Thomas Henwood '51 Miss Lauren E. Hepkin '96 Jack Higgins '51 Mrs. Sidra Hobbs-Fernie '56 Mrs. Terri Hurff-Caruso '80 Mrs. Brenda Isakson '74 Mrs. Bernadette Kavanaugh '57 Marilyn (Lynn) Pruss Kershner '62 Mr. Robert Klimowski '04 Mr. Michael Kondrla '67 Mr. John Lemeshuk '61 Alyssa R. Malitsky '13 Lawrence '49 and Delores Hoffman '52 McCarty William J. McHugh '13 Ms. Elizabeth McCloskey Miller '00 Mr. Dennis Mohan '72 Mrs. Kathy Monforto '70 Mr. Frank J. Nardi, Sr. '66 Austin J. Nester '83 Mr. Matthew Onofrio '80 Mr. Stephen F. Osowski '91 Mrs. Regina Foley Parker '54 Allie Payne '13 Ms. Florence Peterson '63 Brother Thomas Petitte, FMS '63 Mr. Phillip Petitte '67 Patricia Gaughan Phillips '57 Jack Pisani '72 Timothy M. Poole '13 Ms. Kimberly A. Poplaski '04 Mrs. Trudy Berret Randazzo '62 Mr. Leonard Rebilas, Jr. '85 Thomas '54 & Catherine Gallagher '56 Riebel Barbara Franzki Rio '58 Peggy Robertson '58 Debbie Simmons '77 Bridget Bigley Sipera '02 Mr. Rick Slaninka '67 Mr. John Slattery '67 Joanne Cassidy Spirito '65 Thelma Keiser Staffiera '46 Mary Claire Stoll '59 Ms. Marisa Tsikitas '99 Mrs. Colleen Walsh '00 Mr. Mike Whalen '83

RESTRICTED GIFTS 1966 Football Team Scholarship Ed and Donna Campana Bolis '68 Edward F. Boyle '68 James J. Clarke '68 Gerald J. Coyle '67 John H. Diepold '68 Phillip C. DiMartino '69 Anthony M. Errichetti '67 Jack Keenan '68 / Keenan Construction Michael Kondrla '67 Paul J. Messina '67

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Tom Morhauser '68 Robert Nolan '68 / Ivystone Consulting Group, LLC Phillip Petitte '67 Rick Slaninka '67 John J. Slattery '67 Joseph and Andrea Sweeney '67 Alumni Association Frank G. Brockerman '38 Francis J. Fidell '38

Alumni Veterans Memorial Patricia O'Brien '60

Fields for the Future Michael P. Madden '63 Msgr. Andrew E. Martin '60

Model UN Thomas G. Rozinski '77

Chapel Norma Napoli Marian D. Goyette Francis and Joanne Napoli

Sr. Philomena Gini '49 Scholarship Joyce R. Monsees '65

Science Department Christopher J. Connolly Robert T. Healey '47 Lehigh Gas Wholesale LLC

Communications Department Laura Oakes

Tom Kenney Scholarship Kathleen Duffy '64 Jane Ann '51 and Joe H. Kenney

Tuition Assistance Patrick J. Brennan '68 Johanna J. Broeker Jeffrey Browne

Brian Cassano '72 Class of 1963 Class of 1973 Josephine A. Clausen '66 Peter and Audrey Denton Francis and Mimi McDermott '48 Keeley Kelly Ann McMullin '86 Susan Navarra '73 Victor A. Nieves '96 Catherine Sweeney Memorial

CCHS Magazine

Summer 2014

Roxanne '71 and Robert Adinolfi Mr. Thomas Barbera '62 Mr. Robert Barry '71 Linda Berti-Hearn Boeing Andrew Boylan '11 Regina Boylan '13 Sharon Parker Boylan '81 Mary Ann Martin Boylan '54 Robert J. and Audrey Brown '50 Mr. Timothy N. Bruckner '09 Mrs. Janet Cantera Burk '63 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Byrnes Ms. Denise K. Rocks Cale '88 John J. Callahan Mrs. Dorothy Loughlin Corbett '41 Edward Corbett '81 Joseph F. Czaplicki '54 Brian de Jesus '10 Dennis DeMayo '71 Andrea DiMedio '09 Robert DiStanislao '78 Ms. Barbara Draper-Sussen '81 Kristin Burnett Egan '92 Steven & Peggy Feld Ms. JoEla Flood '69 Mr. Andrew J. Hak '03 Caroline Hearn '15 Melissa Hearn '13 Miss Lauren E. Hepkin '96 Mary Deighan Herbert '74 Lori White Hockley '92 Mrs. Terri Hurff-Caruso '80 Paul & Lorraine Healey Kelly '63 Ms. Marie M. Kennedy '92 Mr. Joseph T. Kenney '76 Mr. Robert Klimowski '04 Anthony '54 and Rosemarie Leone Edmund Makel '62 Alyssa R. Malitsky '13 Ms. Elizabeth McCloskey Miller '00 Mary Costello Lickfeld '54 Mr. Frank J. Nardi, Sr. '66 Mr. Raymond Nardi '78 Austin J. Nester '83 Patricia McMullin Palermino '55 Allie Payne '13 Timothy M. Poole '13 Ms. Kimberly A. Poplaski '04 Erica Richards Reilly '86 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Romero Kristin Romero '08 Dr. Michele Montgomery Schreiner '89 Patrice Schwab '75 Marie Pagliaro Shreves '60 Nancy '76 and Harry Singer '75 Mrs. Diane Hartig Snowden '82 Mrs. Mary S. Waite '54

Ms. Roseanne Watson-Wark '87 Mr. Mike Whalen '83 Christina & Mark Worthington The Arts Academy at CCHS acknowledges the following patrons for supporting the playbook for this year's performance of Disney's Beauty and the Beast.

1 Link for Senior Care A-Team Catering Service A Little Slice of New York Advocare All Marble, Granite and Tile Imports, Inc. American Tourist Travel Agency Amixx Boutique, Haddonfield Amy's Anderson Family Scott Anderson Photography Andrew's Barber Shop Andriella Family Aramark Emmanuel J. Argentieri Art Metalcraft Plating Co., Inc. Bach Associates John H. Bailey, DMD Ballyhugh Bank Family Beato Salon Beau Monde Hair Design The Bieg Family Bob's Furniture Branca Family Brattelli Family Bruce Chiropractic Center Caroline Burns Burns Honda Café Excellence John Calzaretto & Company, LLC Calzaretto Chiropractic Center Cappello Family Caruso Care Carusone Family The Catholic Community of Christ Our Light Catholic Teachers Union Catholic University Gary Catrambone Entertainment CCHS Staff Cerrito Family Cherry Hill Volkswagen Christ the King Vincent J. Ciecka, Attorney at Law Cleaning Solutions, LLC Connie Mac's Irish Pub Continental Hair, Audubon Cooper River Apartments Roy L. Whitmore, Esq. / Costello and Whitmore

Crawford & McElhatton Law Mrs. Heather Crisci Custom Travel Services Daniel R. White Realtors The Daverso Family Joseph N. D'Averso / The Ranser Daverso Group DBA Recreation Management Services DeMarco Family DeMayo Family Michael J. Dennis, Attorney at Law Desserts by Design John T. Dickey, DMD Paul Dilks / Senior Matters Dimar Foods DiPascale's D'Orazio Foods, Inc. Dots Do Salon Elfman Orthodontics Evoy Banasz Funeral Home Family Eye Associates Family & Co. Jewelers R. Fanelle's Sons, Inc. FastSigns Mr. and Mrs. Fields Filipino-American Society The Fitzpatrick Family Susan Black Fitzparick Memorial Scholarship Foundation The Flood Family Marie Flowers Flynn & O'Hara Foley Chiropractic 45th Street Pub Michael G. Menkowitz, Esq. / Fox Rothschild, LLP Framework Ltd. Franco's Family Restaurant Frank V. Tedesco / Dilworth Paxson Garden State OB/GYN Jen Gianfortune The Glass Family Good Shepherd Regional School Gozdan Family Mark A. Vittese, Esq. / Gravino and Vittese Green Light Driving School Greenville Cleaners Guida Family Hair Event Healy Funeral Home, LLC James Hoban Holman Automotive The Hoover Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoover Martha Howard Hutchinson Business Solutions Innovative Planning

Janney Montgomery Scott Jarvis Electric Motors,Inc. Joe's Pizza John's Friendly Market Marnie Johnson Joan Johnson/Prudential Kayla's Kustard Kiely Family Megan Kennedy '92 The Kennedy Companies Dan Kenney Builders, LLC The Kenney Family Kids Ahead Autism Robert J. Klimowski / Play it Forward Knights of Columbus Kulzer & DiPadova, P.A Lamberti'sTutti Toscani LaSalle University LaSpada Family Lauletta Birnbaum, LLC The Liebeknecht Family The Long Family Lyons Family Brian Madalion/State Farm Insurance Meg Madden Madden & Madden, PA Maid Right Malitsky Family Mane Designs Hair Salon Maple Shade Soccer Msgr. Andrew Martin Mazzochette Family Meadows Diner Merz-Huber Co. Micua Family The Monforto Family Montegrillo Morton's Paint Center Paula Mueller Mulford Dance Secrets / Kathleen Murtha My Dance Bag My Fair Trade Lady The Neri Family Neumann University Wayne Nystrom Joya Oasin Obuchowski Family Kelly O'Connor Optic One Family Eye Care Our Lady of Mount Carmel Regional School Our Lady of Perpetual Help Over the Rainbow Childcare Center P.J. Whelihan's Pam Palazzo Paul's Custom Awards Penn Florist

HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIP Legacy Dennis '78 and Rachel '79 McGonigle Century Robert P. Garrity Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 228 In honor of William Lanza Green & White George Whelan '66 $10.00 In honor of William Lanza Hall of Fame Program Sponsors Dennis Archible '74 Tom '50 and Judy Barry Tim '97 and Kate '98 Bieg and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brandt, Jr. Edward Burke '52 William T. Cahill

Rosemarie '55 and Bill '54 Carty and Family Kathleen Chilinskas Class of 1952 James and Elizabeth '55 Delaney Mark '77 and Jamie DeLaurentis Mr. and Mrs. Pat Delsi and Family '52 Robert DiStanislao '78 James Doyle - Blake Doyle Funeral Home Dragani Family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dustin Carol and William Foster '70 Tom Francesconi '86 Andrew Gaskill '69 Sister Percylee Hart '52 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy '50 Michael Kondrla '67 Jim Lumley '86 Jim '57 and Agnes '63 Madden

Peppe's Italian Water Ice Perfect Press Cleaners Philadelphia Youth Orchestra Pilarz Family Pinnacle Taxx Pinsetter PJL Consulting Group PNC Wealth Management John D. Pojawis, Jr., CPA The Poole Family Port Richmond Pharmacy Precision Hearing Instruments Ragazzi Restaurant and Pizza Raible Cornaglia Wenstrom and Raible, LLC Republic Services Resurrection Catholic School Riccardi's Violin Shop Rita's, Berlin, NJ The Rivell Family Rochester Formal Wear Robinson Waste Disposal Roedel-Krause Funeral home Santry Family Sapienza Dental Michael Scolamiero / Pennsylvania Ballet Silver Spoon Catering Smashburger Spinosi Family St. Charles Borromeo, Cinnaminson St. Joseph the Worker St. Joseph's University St. Peter Church, Merchantville St. Rose of Lima St. Teresa St. Thomas More Parish Sylvan Learning of Marlton Dorina Szczepanski / Vitacare Dr. John Szczepanski Richard J. Talbot, Esq. Tate Publishing The Foleys Theoharis Family Tocco and Sons General Contractors Tranquility Transmanagement Systems of NJ Troise Family Sandra Turner Barnes Varallo Family Lenny Vermaat Villa La PAWS The Viola Family Violins & Guitars by Mitchell Vitarelli's Restaurant Colleen B. Walsh Bill and Barbara Ann Ward Michael J. Ward, IV, Esquire Law Offices of Daniel I. Ward

Patrick Whipkey / Duke of Music The Whipkey Family The Whitmore Family Ashleigh Whitmore Whole Hog Café The Worthingtons Thank you to the following supporters of this year’s Fashion Show Amy's Omelette House Arden Theater Arts Academy PTA Ash Family Bakanas Flowers Nancy Barth Beato Salon Bob Bergholtz Bernard's Salon & Spa Donna Burns CCHS Student Government CCHS Class of 2015 CCHS Class of 2014 CCHS Blarney Store Cherry Hill Health & Racquet Club Barbara Cortese Jim Crawford Crisci Family Curtin Family D&D Cleaning Edge Salon Flood Family The Gap (Cherry Hill Mall) Griffith Family Iris Ithier Joe's Pizza LaSpada Family Liebeknecht Family McCormick Bindery Cathy McCullough McHugh Family Merenyi Family Maureen Nelson Chrisy Palladino Parillo Family Pennsauken Country Club Pinsetters Bar & Bowl The Pub Robin Quinn Rochester's Formal Wear Satanoff Family Slack Family Smith-Beavers Family Spice Salon Steak 38 Stefanacci Family Tehen (thriv.) Salon and Christy Bilan Troise Family Mary Whipkey

MATCING GIFTS Michael '63 and Marjorie Madden Madden & Madden James Marley '40 Michael Maro '78 - Maro Brothers Bernice Massi '51 The Mazzeo Family Joseph '55 and Pat Miller '57 McEvoy Cecelia McGonigle Margaret A. Ladau and John McGonigle '75 The McGonigle Family Kevin '75 and Mary Ann O'Brien Patricia O'Brien '60 Gary Papa Rev. Scott Pilarz '77 Dean Ragone '76 Phil Raimondo '52 Erica Richards Reilly '86 Daniel V. Scaricaciottoli Linda Schilling '70 Chuck Schmidt '74

Fred Schmidt '77 Joyce Schmidt '49 Kurt Schmidt '85 Thomas Scranton '78 Harry '75 and Nancy '76 Singer Paul Sipera '85 Troy Sipera '87 David '82 and Alicia Slattery Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Slattery The Slattery Family Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph C. Strasser '58, '60 Tom and Carol Tirrell The Viggiano Family Ron and Paula Villa '77 The Walker Family James and Colleen Ready '77 Wallace Wine Guy, LLC Jack '72 and Patricia '73 Wixted Jannet Cinalli Zanger '59

Many companies have a Matching Gift Program which could benefit Camden Catholic. Special thanks to the following companies that matched the gifts given to Camden Catholic by their employees: Boeing Campbell Soup Company Exelon Matching Gifts for Education FM Global Foundation GE Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Foundation IBM Corporation Macy's Inc. Merck Partnership For Giving PPL Generation, LLC State Street Foundation UBS Matching Gift Program Wells Fargo

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New Ways to Invest in Camden Catholic High School Camden Catholic is introducing new ways that you can make a difference.

The Shamrock Society Donors join The Shamrock Society when they make an annual gift of $1,000 or more in the fiscal year. Members of this distinguished group send a message to others that Camden Catholic High School is worthy of their investment.

Benefits to The Shamrock Society members include: • Recognition Gift • Special communications from the President on school issues and activities • Invitations to events with the President • Special recognition in the School's Annual Report of Gifts

share in the student's progress and achievements.

Students are selected based on academic performance and demonstrated financial need.

1887 Scholarship Circle Commit to contributing a minimum of $1,000 per year for four years to fund a portion of a student's annual tuition. By making this commitment, families are able to rely on this assistance and sustain enrollment for their child's entire high school education.

Perhaps you could join with classmates and create a scholarship named for your class or join with family members to create a scholarship named for your family.

Scholarships at Camden Catholic Irish Endowment Circle We are grateful to the many alumni and friends who contribute to scholarships at Camden Catholic. Currently, over 30% of our students receive tuition assistance.

Why Scholarships make a difference.

For many years, the Sisters of Mercy were able to contribute their services to Camden Catholic High School and reduce the cost of tuition, thereby making a Catholic education affordable for families.

Today, the rising costs of healthcare and technology attribute to a higher cost of education, and tuition must be increased accordingly, making it difficult for families to choose a Catholic education.

How you can help.

This year, we are introducing two new ways to support scholarships at Camden Catholic.

By becoming a member of The 1887 Scholarship Circle or The Irish Endowment Circle, you can help ensure that Camden Catholic High School continues to pass on our tradition of excellence for generations to come, while at the same time not “price itself out” of the range of many students.

By contributing to a scholarship, you will make a difference in the life of a Camden Catholic student and perpetuate a legacy that has been a part of South Jersey since 1887. You will afford a student the opportunity to find themselves, uncover talents, grow academically and spiritually, and develop leadership skills for the real world.

A scholarship can honor a living individual, group, or family, or memorialize a deceased loved one. You can choose to remain anonymous or

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Leave a legacy at Camden Catholic by funding an endowed scholarship. An endowed scholarship is a method of setting aside a sum of money to provide tuition assistance. It is endowed with a gift of $25,000 or more that can be funded by a pledge to be paid over a period of years, usually not more than five. The first award distribution will take place approximately one year after the fund achieves full endowment fund status.

Because only the earned income (interest) will be used each year for financial assistance, this scholarship is permanent, lasting for the life of Camden Catholic High School. Scholarship funds are invested under the direction of the CCHS Board of Trustees.

Scholarships benefit many.

Those students who want the advantage of a Camden Catholic education, but who need financial assistance, will benefit most directly from your contribution. Indirectly, the entire Camden Catholic community will benefit and share in the positive impact your gift will make. Of course, you will also benefit with the satisfaction of knowing your gift has made a difference in the life of a Camden Catholic student.

Other Ways To Contribute Annual Fund – The greatest number of gifts is unrestricted cash donations to the Annual Fund. Restricted gifts to the Annual Fund are most often in the form of scholarship, the performing arts, or an athletic team. Stock gifts are an alternative to cash donations as all gifts are taxdeductible.

Bequest – A donor may include a bequest to Camden Catholic High School in a will.

It may be for a specific amount, a percentage of the donor’s estate, or a residual portion. Bequests can help offset estate taxes and may allow a donor to make a significant gift that might not have been possible during his or her lifetime.

College Starts Here.

OPEN HOUSE Thursday, October 30, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. www.camdencatholic.org/admissions

Life Insurance – By naming Camden Catholic High School the beneficiary of your life insurance policy, you may receive a tax deduction. Life insurance contributions can be an attractive option when the donor’s family is grown and life insurance may be of less importance.

Real Estate – These are the most valuable contributions you can make to ensure the future of Camden Catholic High School. Real Estate can be given outright or can be deeded to the school, while you continue to occupy the property. Deeding such a gift can create sizable tax deductions.

Matching Gifts Program – Many corporations now recognize and are willing to support private secondary education through matching gifts. Currently we receive over $8,000 from matching gift companies.

Investigate your company to see if they participate in the giving program.

Call Colleen Poole in the Advancement Office for more information: 856-6632247 ext. 133.

Class of 2019 Important Admissions Dates October 2014 Submit Online Admissions Application October 2014 – February 2015 Reserve your “Irish Experience” guest day with a CCHS student (on our website under "Irish Experience" or call the admissions office at 856-663-2247 ext. 136)

Ways to Contribute You can choose to pay your gift annually, semiannually or even monthly. For more information about the The Shamrock Society, The 1887 Scholarship Circle or The Irish Endowment Circle, please contact the Development Office at (856) 663-2247 ext. 133 or email cpoole@camdencatholic.org.

October 30, 2014 Open House 6:30-8:30 PM

December 31, 2014 Financial Aid Deadline

November 8, 2014 High School Placement Test/ScholarshipTest

January 10, 2015 Acceptance letters mailed

December 9, 2014 Admissions Application Deadline

February 21, 2015 Freshman Registration for accepted students

Please always check our website www.camdencatholic.org under the Admissions tab for all admissions information, or contact Colleen Byrnes Walsh, Director of Admissions cwalsh@camdencatholic.org 856-663-2247 ext. 137 Janet Indelicato, Admissions Staff jindelicato@camdencatholic.org 856-663-2247 ext. 136

Opportunity Community Tradition CCHS Magazine

Summer 2014

Advancement Office Camden Catholic High School 300 Cuthbert Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08002

Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage

PAID Bellmawr, NJ Permit #280

SAVE THE DATE! Irish Extravaganza Gala A celebration of CCHS for alumni, parents and friends Saturday, February 28

Ninth Annual

Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony & Reception Saturday, April 25 at 7 p.m.

Contact: Millie Daverso joeyd130@comcast.net

Contact: Kate Bieg: 856-663-2247 ext. 134 or kbieg@camdencatholic.org

Designer Bag Bingo

Canvas Concoctions & Happy Hour

Thursday, October 2 at 7 p.m. in the newly renovated CCHS Dining Hall Tickets: $30 in advance $40 at the door

Thursday, November 13, 7 p.m.

(Limited Space Available) Tickets: $30 in advance $40 at the door

Contact: Caroline Crouse karr2644@comcast.net

Contact: Stephanie Zola szola@camdencatholic.org

Luck of the Irish Ten-Week Club Chances will be mailed to all alumni in August.

Please support this important fundraiser that will help keep down the cost of tuition for our current families!

Visit www.camdencatholic.org for details