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ANNUAL REPORT 2025 – 2026

Excellence in Progress


table of contents

MESSAGE FROM JASON LONGORIA 1996, PRESIDENT

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A BROTHERHOOD THAT LASTS A LIFETIME

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OUR MISSION & YEARLY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

5

ANNOUNCING NEW LEVELS OF GIVING

6

THE FUND FOR CENTRAL CATHOLIC

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ENDOWMENT FUNDS

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NOVABELLA SOCIETY

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SCHOOL LEADERSHIP

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MAKE A DIFFERENCE

19


mess age from the president As I reflect on our journey over the past few years, I am continually inspired by the spirit, resilience, and determination that sustain our commitment to the Marianist educational mission for future generations. While our values and traditions remain consistent, Central Catholic continues to grow, evolve, and build upon its remarkable legacy. It has been more than a decade since we last published an Annual Report. With this publication, we renew our commitment to sharing the successes and stories that demonstrate how your generosity continues to make a difference in the lives of our young men and the greater community. We look forward to sharing these stories of impact more regularly in the years ahead. This January, we celebrate 175 years of Marianist education in San Antonio and 95 years at our historic campus on North St. Mary’s Street. With such a rich history, one might think it difficult to achieve new milestones. Yet, each year, I am reminded that our greatest strength lies in the unwavering commitment and generosity of our alumni, parents, and friends of Central Catholic. As you read this report, I invite you to consider your role in these achievements. Whether you have given your time, talents, or treasure, you have contributed to something far greater than any single act. You have invested in the formation of young men who will go on to serve, lead, and make a difference in communities around the world. On behalf of the students, faculty, and staff of Central Catholic High School, thank you for believing in our Marianist educational mission and for being such a vital part of our Legacy of Brotherhood. With a Loyal Heart,

Jason Longoria Jason Longoria ‘96

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a brotherhood that l a sts a lifetime My time at Central Catholic has been one of the best decisions I have ever made. Having been raised in Catholic education since preschool, there was never any doubt that I would attend a Catholic high school, and Central Catholic was always my first choice. My uncle attended Central but did not graduate from here. Even so, he often told me that if he could go back to my age, he would gladly choose to become a graduate of this institution. More importantly, the lifelong relationships he still shares with his brothers from Central Catholic showed me the strength of the brotherhood here and convinced me that this was the right place for me. Over the past four years, I have been deeply involved in both the athletics department and the JROTC program. Through athletics, I have learned the importance of coachability, perseverance through losses and hardships, and how to make an impact even when no one is watching. JROTC has strengthened my discipline, provided leadership opportunities, and taught me how to guide and support my peers when they need encouragement. My family’s strong faith and love for one another gave me the opportunity to remain at Central Catholic despite financial obstacles along the way. For that, I thank God every day, because Central Catholic has given me a true sense of brotherhood united through our shared faith.

“…Central Catholic has given me a true sense of brotherhood united through our shared faith.”

Your generous support of the Fund for Central Catholic is deeply valued and appreciated by every student. I encourage you to continue supporting the mission of Central Catholic so that future generations of Buttons can experience the same opportunities, guidance, and formation that have shaped me into the person I am today. Thank you for investing in students like me and for believing in the mission of Central Catholic.

Marius Bonds ’26 Marius is attending the University of Texas at Dallas.

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our mission Central Catholic High School is a college preparatory school educating young men, from diverse backgrounds, in the Marianist tradition for success through the development of scholarship, leadership, and moral character. ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS

EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

BASEBALL Semi Finalist & District Champions

CHEERLEADING NCA National Champions

ESPORTS Fortnite & Rocket League

CROSS COUNTRY Two State Medalists

Texas High School State Finalist in Waco

TRACK Two TAPPS State Medalists

Rocket League Champions in San Antonio

90%

student participation in extracurricular activities

$32,454,031 in scholarships awarded to the senior class

BOWLING THSBC State Finalist

GOLF TAPPS State Medalist

100% college acceptance rate

10 STUDENT/ATHLETES continued their athletic career at prospective colleges 2 OF THE 10 went to Division 1 Universities

JROTC ACHIEVEMENTS RAIDERS

CHAMINADE GUARD DRILL TEAM Overall in the Armed Division of the US Army JROTC National Drill Championships

Cadet Command’s 5th Brigade Regional Championship

Overall in the Armed Division in Cadet Command’s 5th Brigade Regional Championship

Cadet Command’s National Raider Challenge at Fort Knox, KY

COST TO EDUCATE: $21,200

TUITION: $15,500

gap covered by fundraising

MILITARY ACADEMY & ROTC SCHOLARSHIPS

Academy: 2 ROTC: 4

Academy: 1 ROTC: 2

ROTC: 5

student teacher ratio

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The student body represents 70+ ZIP CODES in the San Antonio area


announcing new levels of giving

NEW GIVING LEVELS, NEW WAYS TO MAKE AN IMPACT We are excited to introduce new giving levels and enhanced donor benefits designed to recognize and celebrate the generosity of our Central Catholic community. These giving levels recognize annual philanthropic support of Central Catholic, including gifts to the Fund for Central Catholic, endowed funds, capital campaigns, and other areas of support. They provide meaningful opportunities for alumni, parents, grandparents, friends, and supporters to make an impact while staying connected to the school we all love. Event sponsorships are not included in annual giving level totals. New levels. New perks. New ways to give. Along with enhanced benefits for our giving levels, we are pleased to introduce two new opportunities: YOUNG ALUMNI GIVING LEVEL We want to make it easy for our newest alumni to stay connected and give back. Alumni within 20 years of graduation who make $500 or more in qualifying annual gifts to Central Catholic will be recognized as members of the President’s Pillars Club and invited to the annual Pillars Dinner.

“Every donor has a role in shaping the future of our school and helping provide an exceptional Marianist education for generations of young men to come.”

THE 1852 CIRCLE Named in honor of the year Central Catholic was founded, the 1852 Circle recognizes donors who make a recurring monthly gift of $18.52. Recurring gifts provide dependable, ongoing support that helps Central Catholic plan for the future and meet the needs of our students throughout the year. Small monthly gifts can make a meaningful difference when sustained over time. All the giving levels listed on the next page are more than a recognition program, they are an invitation to be part of the continued growth and success of Central Catholic. Every gift matters, whether supporting the Fund for Central Catholic, an endowed scholarship, a campaign, or another area of need. Every donor has a role in shaping the future of our school and helping provide an exceptional Marianist education for generations of young men to come.

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announcing new levels of giving

MAJOR GIVING SOCIETIES

Nova Bella

Legacy Gift

Marianist Circle

$50,000.00 or more/ lifetime

Invitation to The President’s Pillars Dinner Donor Mass and Reception (2) Christmas Gift Nova Bella CCHS Lapel Pin presented at Pillars Dinner

Invitation to The President’s Pillars Dinner Donor Mass and Reception (2) Christmas Gift Blue Coat presented at Pillars Dinner

ANNUAL GIVING LEVELS Athletic Season Pass (2) Invitation to The President’s Pillars Dinner Annual Invitation to a Coffee with the President Event (2)

President Leadership Society

$5,000+

Brotherhood Circle

$2,500.00 – $4,999.99

Invitation to The President’s Pillars Dinner Tacos with Students - House Captains

President’s Pillar

$1,000.00 – $2,499.00

Invitation to The President’s Pillars Dinner

Loyal Hearts

$500 – $999

Plaque

Buttons

$100 – $499

CCHS Merchandise

1852 Circle

$18.52/month

Annual Membership Sticker

YOUNG ALUMNI GIVING LEVELS Young Pillar

(For alumni 15 years out or less)

$500.00

Invitation to The President’s Pillars Dinner

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the fund for centr al c atholic

Tuition alone does not cover the full cost of providing a Central Catholic education. The Fund for Central Catholic is an unrestricted fund, giving the school the flexibility to direct resources where they are needed most to provide an exceptional Marianist education. Gifts to the Fund help bridge the gap between tuition revenue and the true cost of educating our students, while also supporting the many areas that make the Central Catholic experience unique, including academic programs, faith formation, student activities, campus life, and other essential needs. Every gift strengthens our ability to provide young men from San Antonio and the surrounding communities with an education that develops the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Over the past five years, the generosity of our alumni and friends has helped raise approximately $190,000 annually for the Fund for Central Catholic. We are deeply grateful for this continued support and the meaningful difference it makes in the lives of our students. As we look ahead, our goal is to raise $250,000 by June 30, 2027. Reaching this milestone will help ensure that Central Catholic has the resources and flexibility to meet the needs of our students and continue delivering the exceptional education that defines our Marianist tradition. We invite you to be part of this effort. Your continued generosity, at any level, makes a difference, and we hope you will consider making a gift to the Fund for Central Catholic this year. Thank you for your belief in Central Catholic, your commitment to our young men, and your investment in the future of our school. Together, we can ensure that the Central Catholic experience remains strong for generations to come.

ALUMNI DONORS TOP 10% CLASS PARTICIPATION TO THE FUND IN THE 25/26 FISCAL YEAR

FUNDING PAST 5 YEARS

CLASS OF 1966

$250K

CLASS OF 1965 CLASS OF 1963

$200K

CLASS OF 1977 CLASS OF 1961

$150K

CLASS OF 1983 CLASS OF 1950 CLASS OF 1953

$100K

CLASS OF 1968 CLASS OF 1992 0%

$0 2%

3%

4%

5%

6%

2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 2026-27 GOAL

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the fund for centr al c atholic

We proudly recognize the Alumni who supported the Fund for Central Catholic during the 2025–2026 fiscal year. Their continued commitment to their alma mater is an important part of the Central Catholic tradition of giving back. CLASS OF 1946 Mr. Abel B. Perez 1946

CLASS OF 1961 Mr. Arthur D. Galvan 1961 Dr. Frank J. Hall 1961 LTC Benjamin J. Sultenfuss Jr., USA Ret. 1961 Mr. Louis E. Taubert, Jr. 1961 Mr. William C. Uhr, Jr. 1961 Mr. Gerald E. Wolff 1961 CLASS OF 1962 Anonymous Mr. Roy Gavilan 1962 Mr. Wayne L. Moore 1962 Mr. Robert C. Wilson 1962

CLASS OF 1947 Mr. James A. Neumann 1947 CLASS OF 1948 CLASS OF 1949 CLASS OF 1950 Dr. Homer D. Fetzer 1950 Mr. Jesse A. Jolly 1950 CLASS OF 1951 CW4 Carl H. Bernal, USA Ret. 1951 CLASS OF 1952 Dr. William Gonzaba 1952

CLASS OF 1963 Mr. Richard Berrones 1963 Mr. Richard W. Grossenbacher 1963 Dr. Stephen J. Hitzfelder 1963 MAJ Dennis N. Hohman 1963 Mr. J. Christopher Maguire, III 1963 Mr. Louis J. Sanchez 1963 1LT Michael A. Schott, USA Ret. 1963 Mr. Michael J. Trask 1963 Mr. Richard A. Valentino 1963 CLASS OF 1964 Mr. Gilbert G. Arias 1964 Hon. Henry G. Cisneros 1964 Mr. Thomas L. Tarrillion 1964

CLASS OF 1953 Mr. A. John Hohman, Jr. 1953 Mr. Charles K. Orr 1953 Mr. Frederick J. Sebesta 1953 CLASS OF 1954 CLASS OF 1955 Mr. George F. Golla 1955 Mr. Melvin A. Schrader 1955 CLASS OF 1956 Anonymous Mr. Jim V. Boyer 1956 COL William D. Kutac, USA Ret. 1956 COL Randall A. Perkins, Jr., USA Ret. 1956 Mr. Peter J. Prossen 1956 CLASS OF 1957 Mr. Eugene F. Boemer 1957 Dr. John W. Kitowski, USAF Ret. 1957 CLASS OF 1958 Mr. Charles E. Grassl 1958 Dr. William R. Mueller 1958 CLASS OF 1959 Mr. Frederic W. Morton, Jr. 1959 Mr. Hilton F. Schweitzer 1959 CLASS OF 1960 Dr. James L. Burch 1960

Mr. Gerardo S. Gonzalez 1960 Mr. Lee M. Mueller 1960 Mr. Richard D. Perkins 1960

CLASS OF 1965 The Hon. David A. Berchelmann, Jr. 1965 Mr. Stephen A. Collins 1965 LTC Dennis A. Dooley, USA Ret. 1965 Mr. James A. Douglass 1965 Mr. James M. Fulkerson 1965 Mr. Clarence J. Gillig, III 1965 Dr. Richard F. Gunst 1965 Mr. James E. Harling 1965 Mr. Clarence J. Kahlig, II 1965 Mr. Charles W. Tarrillion, Jr. 1965 CLASS OF 1966 Dcn. Vincent A. Boyle, USA Ret. 1966 Mr. Michael A. Gittinger 1966 Mr. Stephen G. Noll 1966 Mr. Patrick J. Osborn, Jr. 1966 Mr. Douglas J. Piper 1966 LTC Dennis F. Sheils 1966 CLASS OF 1967 Dr. Daniel X. Houston, Jr. 1967 Mr. Roy S. Marlow, III 1967 Mr. Jerome V. Murawski, Jr. 1967 Mr. James J. Nesrsta, Jr. 1967 Mr. Anthony R. Seidel 1967 Mr. James D. Zimmermann, Jr. 1967

CLASS OF 1968 Dr. Carlos Bazan, III 1968 Mr. Joseph A. Miller, Jr. 1968 Mr. Darby Riley 1968 Mr. Robert D. Stewart 1968 MAJ Louis B. Ullrich, III, USA Ret. 1968 CLASS OF 1969 Mr. Michael J. Bolner 1969 Mr. Oren A. Mulkey, Jr. 1969 CLASS OF 1970 Anonymous Mr. Fred O. McComas 1970 CLASS OF 1971 Anonymous Mr. Gilbert G. Garcia 1971 Dr. Arthur D. Hanna 1971 Mr. James M. Mullen 1971 Mr. Robert Zerda 1971 CLASS OF 1972 Dr. Stephen L. Cervantes 1972 Mr. Daniel J. Davis 1972 Mr. Henry Sepulveda, Jr. 1972 CLASS OF 1973 Mr. Patrick G. Crumrine 1973 Dr. William N. Dilla 1973 CLASS OF 1974 Anonymous Mr. Alec L. Olivarri 1974 CLASS OF 1975 Mr. Albert C. Alfaro 1975 Mr. Gary R. Alonzo 1975 Mr. Julius J. Eccell, Jr. 1975 Mr. Mark A. Fisher 1975 Mr. Rudolph A. Moreno 1975 Mr. Louis Paletta 1975 CLASS OF 1976 Mr. Louis J. Marin 1976 Mr. Teodoro P. Torres 1976 CLASS OF 1977 Mr. Daniel S. Gonzales 1977 Mr. Andres Gonzalez, Sr. 1977 Mr. Kevin P. Kennedy 1977 Mr. Charles D. Meurer 1977 LTC Ruben R. Perales, USA Ret. 1977 Mr. David P. Stanush 1977 CLASS OF 1978 Mr. Daniel G. Carrillo 1978 Mr. Damian G. Hanna 1978 Dr. Richard Herrera 1978 CLASS OF 1979 Anonymous CLASS OF 1980 Mr. Robert M. Block, USAF Ret. 1987 Fr. Richard A. Libby 1982

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the fund for centr al c atholic CLASS OF 1981 Mr. Marco A. Ayala 1981 Mr. Gerald A. Boerner 1981 Mr. Martin J. Collins 1981 Mr. Daniel K. Gavlick 1981 CLASS OF 1982 Mr. Richard Coronado, Jr. 1982 Fr. Richard A. Libby 1982 Mr. Mark Resendez 1982 CLASS OF 1983 Anonymous Dr. Theodore V. Arevalo 1983 Mr. Ryan J. Canty 1983 Dr. Daniel H. Kellum, Jr. 1983 Dr. Roland A. Medellin 1983 Mr. Timothy J. Moran 1983 Mr. Edward C. Ybarra, Jr. 1983 CLASS OF 1984 Anonymous Mr. Miguel A. Gonzalez 1984 Mr. George J. Oswald 1984 Mr. James P. Rodriguez 1984 CLASS OF 1985 Mr. Don A. Cortez, II 1985 Mr. Joseph L. Douglas 1985 Mr. Frank Medina, IV 1985 Mr. Paul D. Parker 1985 CLASS OF 1986 Mr. Stanley L. Davies 1986 Mr. Andrew R. Etnyre 1986 CLASS OF 1987 Mr. Robert M. Block, USAF Ret 1987 Mr. Jose J. Cantu, II 1987 Mr. Christopher G. Cisneros 1987 Mr. Christopher Scoggins 1987 Mr. David J. Libby 1987 CLASS OF 1988 LTC Manuel F. Saenz 1988

CLASS OF 1992 Mr. Perry B. Balleza 1992 Mr. Brian G. Mason 1992 Mr. Ronald A. Suarez 1992 CLASS OF 1993 Mr. David V. Vara 1993 CLASS OF 1994 Mr. Mario R. Carrasco 1994 Mr. Rogelio Huerta 1994 Mr. Julian R. Marrufo 1994 Mr. Derrich X. Rodriguez 1994 Mr. H. Michael Salazar 1994 CLASS OF 1995 Mr. Leonard A. Ybarra, III 1995 CLASS OF 1996 Mr. Steven Casias 1996 Mr. Jacob J. Farias 1996 Mr. Jason F. Longoria 1996 CLASS OF 1997 CLASS OF 1998 Mr. Bryan P. Alfaro 1998 CLASS OF 1999 Mr. Juan C. Echartea 1999 Mr. Christopher L. Sikorski 1999 CLASS OF 2000 CPT J. Keith Alaniz 2000 Mr. Jason R. Lopez 2000 CLASS OF 2001 CLASS OF 2002 CLASS OF 2003 Mr. Michael M. Lett 2003 Mr. Cameron A. MacDiarmid 2003 CLASS OF 2004 Mr. Daniel S. Flores 2004 Mr. Rudolph O. Rubio, III 2004

CLASS OF 1989 Mr. Gilbert Casillas 1989 Mr. Eugenio G. Gutierrez 1989 Mr. Ronald E. Rocha 1989 Mr. Scott H. Stiles 1989

CLASS OF 2005 Dr. Javier A. Bonilla 2005

CLASS OF 1990 Mr. Darren D. Budzinski 1990 Mr. Abraham H. Luna 1990 Mr. Robert W. Mason 1990 Mr. Brandon C. Rodriguez 1990 Mr. Robert Trevino, II 1990

Class of 2010 Mr. Aaron R. Elizondo 2010

CLASS OF 1991 Mr. Edward L. Banz, Jr. 1991 Mr. Matthew D. Delgado 1991 Mr. Eugene J. Garcia, Jr. 1991

CLASS OF 2006 CLASS OF 2007

Class of 2011 Mr. Brandon P. LaField 2011 Class of 2012 Mr. Matthew P. Galvan 2012 CLASS OF 2014 Mr. Joshua B. Godfrey 2014

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the fund for centr al c atholic

FIRST TIME DONORS 2025–2026 CPT J. Keith Alaniz 2000 Mr. Albert C. Alfaro 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Anastasio

FRIENDS & SUPPORTERS We are grateful to the many members of the Central Catholic community, including current parents, parents of alumni, grandparents, friends, board members, faculty, and staff, who also supported the Fund during the past fiscal year. Their generosity helps make the Central Catholic experience possible for today’s students. Anonymous Mr. Christopher Belz (Board Member) Mr. and Mrs. James Bendele (Faculty and Current Parents) Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bethune (Current Parents) Mrs. Mary Anne W. Bitter (Deceased Alumni Spouse) Mrs. Elizabeth Bocanegra (Staff) Mr. Christopher Bungard (Grandparent) Dr. Cristella Cantu (Faculty & Staff) Mrs. Angela Carlin (Staff and Parent of Alumni)

Dr. and Mrs. Lee Hernandez (Administration and Parents of Alumni) Bro. Daniel Klco, S.M. (Board Member)

Ms. Lauren Begany Mr. Christopher Belz The Hon. David A. Berchelmann, Jr. 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Bethune

Mrs. Gabriela Kleeman (Staff)

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Biehler 1979

Mrs. Jennifer Z. Kollman (Faculty)

COL (ret) Joseph Brozena

Mrs. Diane M. Krupka (Grandparent)

MSG Alexander Chavez

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krupka (Parents of Alumni)

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Mr. and Mrs. William J. Jackson, Jr. (Current Parents)

Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Cortez, II 1985

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lara (Parents of Alumni)

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Desbrow

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Lieurance (Current Parents)

Mr. Daniel S. Flores 2004

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lozano (Parents of Alumni)

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Garza

Mr. and Mrs. Drew Marks (Board Member and Parents of Alumni)

Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Gonzalez 1984

Ms. Wendy L. Martinez (Board Member and Parents of Alumni)

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Hannibal

Mr. and Mrs. Angel M. Menendez, III (Current Parents)

Ms. Anna Hardin

Ms. Anne Meyer (Administration)

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel X. Houston, Jr. 1967

Ms. Mary A. Contreras Dr. Steven W. Dellenback Ms. Mary Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Roger Garza Mr. Joshua B. Godfrey 2014 Ms. Sandra S. Grona Ms. Karen Haram MAJ and Mrs. Dennis N. Hohman 1963

Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Moreno (Faculty)

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Kellum, Jr. 1983

Mrs. Karla Ortiz (Faculty)

Bro. Daniel Klco, S.M.

Mrs. Ana C. Padilla (Faculty)

Mrs. Gabriela Kleeman

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pequeno (Current Parents and Parents Of Alumni)

Mrs. Jennifer Z. Kollman Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Lieurance

Mr. Brian A. Curran (Staff)

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ramirez (Current Parents)

Mrs. Rebecca G. David (Staff)

Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ramirez (Current Parents)

Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Moreno, III

Mr. Charles Delgado (Faculty)

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben A. Rendon (Parents of Alumni)

MSG Alexander Chavez (Faculty) Mrs. Jane Chisholm (Grandparent) Mr. Paul Combest (Administration) Ms. Mary A. Contreras (Staff) Mr. Philip Cooney

Mr. James P. Desbrow (Parent of Alumni & Grandparent)

LTC Stuart G. Rosen, USA Ret.

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Dunson (Parents of Alumni)

Mrs. Patrica Rouse-Vargas (Board Member)

Mr. and Mrs. Juan Echarta (Parents of Alumni)

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Scheer (Current Parents)

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Elder (Parents of Alumni)

Ms. Pamela P. Sotello (Staff)

Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Ferrer (Parents of Alumni)

Mr. Mark E. Stamper

Mrs. Vanessa Sanchez (Staff)

Mr. Michael M. Lett 2003 Mr. Jason R. Lopez 2000 Ms. Lynn Nickles Mr. Joe Noonan Mrs. Karla Ortiz Ms. Beverly B. Patton Ms. Yvonne Puig Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Reuben A. Rendon Ms. Karen M. Rotzler Mr. Van Samo Mr. and Mrs. Olin Scheele

Mr. Henry Garcia (Grandparent)

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Stephens (Parents of Alumni)

LTC Dennis F. Sheils 1966

Mr. Arthur Q. Garza (Grandparent)

Mr. Lanning H. Tucker (Staff)

Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Smith, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Garza (Parents of Alumni)

Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Vardiman (Current Parents)

Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Stiles 1989

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Garza (Current Parents and Parents of Alumni)

Mrs. Elisa Vitagliano (Administration)

Mr. Lanning H. Tucker

Mrs. Argelia Weber (Grandparent)

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vardiman

Mrs. Hanna Hardin (Parent of Alumni)

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Mr. and Mrs. William G. Simons

Ms. Mary Elizabeth B. Torres

Mrs. Yvonne Yzaguirre


endowment funds

ENDOWMENT FUND PERFORMANCE TOTAL INVESTMENT TO JUNE 30, 2026: $16,929,998

$18,000,000 $16,000,000 $14,000,000 $12,000,000 $10,000,000 $8,000,000 $6,000,000 $4,000,000 $2,000,000 $0

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Endowed scholarships are a lasting investment in the future of Central Catholic High School and the students we serve. Through the generosity of our alumni, families, and friends, these funds provide meaningful tuition assistance to deserving students while honoring the individuals, families, and values represented by each scholarship. Because an endowed scholarship continues to support students year after year, each gift creates a lasting legacy, helping make a Central Catholic education accessible to students today and for generations to come. Thanks to the vision and generosity of our Central Catholic community, we are getting closer to a remarkable milestone: surpassing 100 named endowed scholarship funds. Each fund represents a lasting commitment to our students and a powerful legacy that will continue to open doors and make a difference for generations. Interested in establishing a named endowed scholarship fund at Central Catholic? We would be happy to share more about the opportunities available and how you can create a lasting legacy in honor or memory of someone special. Please contact Elisa Vitagliano, Director of Advancement, at evitagliano@cchs-satx.org or (210) 576-4397 to learn more. We are deeply grateful to the generous alumni, families, and friends whose vision and commitment make these scholarships possible.

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endowment funds

The following pages recognize those who made gifts to our endowed scholarship funds between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026. Donors are listed under the scholarship fund they supported, honoring the legacy and purpose of each fund.

Carlos Enrico ‘72 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Cano 1986

Thank you for investing in our students and in the future of Central Catholic.

Charles Brandon Morales ‘89 Scholarship Fund

*** not fully established yet

Abdo Foundation Tuition Assistance Fund Albert Bogdan Endowed Scholarship Fund Alex C. Thomae ‘05 Memorial Scholarship Fund Alumni Association Scholarship Fund The Central Catholic Alumni Association August C. Koontz ‘09 Memorial Tuition Assistance Fund Basaldua Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Bob and Selma Gaylor Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Nuccio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tillema Brandon A. Bishop ‘00 Memorial Scholarship Fund Bro. Ed Schiermeier Tuition Assistance Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Keeffe 1970 Bro. Gregory F. DeMoor Tuition Assistance Fund Bro. Harry Cornell Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Keeffe 1970 Bro. Herbert Janson Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Keeffe 1970 Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Maguire, III 1963 Bro. Martin McMurtrey, S.M. Scholarship Fund Dr. Kenneth R. Fuchs, Ph.D. 1963

Carlton R. Braun Memorial Scholarship Fund Chaminade Guard Alumni Endowed Scholarship Fund *** Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Botello 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vail 1972

Class of 1941 Scholarship Fund Marguerite Sours Foundation Class of 1949 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Fernando A. Rodriguez 1949 Class of 1955 Scholarship Fund Class of 1957 Scholarship Fund Class of 1958 Scholarship Fund Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Shaw, Jr. 1961 Class of 1962 - Bro. James Burkholder ‘62 Scholarship Fund Bro. James F. Burkholder, S.M. 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos P. Resendez, J.D. 1962 Class of 1963 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Maguire, III 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Valentino 1963 Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund CPT Richard M. Finn, USAF Ret., SWA Ret. 1964 Dr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Hobbs 1964 Class of 1965 Scholarship Fund Class of 1966 Endowed Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Anz 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Arredondo 1966 LTC and Mrs. Arturo A. Ayala, USA Ret, 1966 Dcn. and Mrs. Vincent A. Boyle, USA Ret. 1966 Mr. Charles E. Carvajal 1966 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Dufresne 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Etter, Jr. 1966 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gross, Jr. 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Henckel, III 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Kerr, III 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Piper 1966

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endowment funds

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Sonnen 1966 Mr. Patrick E. Stolleis 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Ullman 1966 Class of 1968 Scholarship Fund Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Bazan, III 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Broll, Jr. 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cantu, Jr. 1968 Mr. Larry D. Cooper 1968 Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Galloway 1968 Mr. Richard R. Garcia 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Hernandez 1968 Mr. Gilbert D. Juarez 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Kenny 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Leal 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Martinez 1968 Mr. Alejandro A. Ramon, Jr. 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Rasor 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. De Riemer 1968 Law Office of Darby Riley Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Thoms 1968 MAJ and Mrs. Louis B. Ullrich, III, USA Ret. 1968 Class of 1970 Endowed Scholarship Fund Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James P. Barbee 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Bennie R. Baros 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Botello 1970 Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Breen 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Broll 1970 Mrs. Rita Calderon Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Crumrine, Sr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Albert De La Garza, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. DeLeon 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Dovalina, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. David N. Halamuda 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Hebert, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Henckel 1970 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hernandez, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Waldress A. James, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Larry V. Jendrusch 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Keeffe 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Magaro 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. McComas 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. McSwain Mr. and Mrs. John P. Moulder 1970 Mr. George A. Navarro 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Neff, Jr. 1970 Mr. John R. Neutzling 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Penaloza 1970 Mr. Gerard R. Rendon 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Reyes 1970 Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Wueste, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Yanas 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Zimmerman 1970

Class of 1971 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Klein 1971 Class of 1973 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. George N. Mery 1973 Class of 1977 Scholarship Fund Class of 1979 Tuition Assistance Fund Central Catholic High School Class of 1979 Mr. Michael G. Specia 1979 Class of 1981 Scholarship Fund In Memory of Cedric “Jody” Simmons ‘81, Louis “Big Lou” Garza-Vale ‘81, & Todd Markey ‘81 Central Catholic High School Class of 1981 Mr. Rafael E. DeLeon 1981 Class of 1983 - Lozano Family Scholarship Fund Mr. Joe L. Munoz, III 1983 Class of 1988 Scholarship Fund Mr. Edward L. Banz, Jr. 1991 Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Guzman 1988 Mr. Jose E. Molina 1988 Class of 1994 Scholarship Fund *** Class of 2021 Sebastian Cullum Memorial Scholarship Fund Clifton J. ‘45 and Rosalie Bolner Scholarship Fund Coach Carlos Enrico Scholarship Fund Coach Joe Cortez ‘50 Memorial Scholarship Fund *** Anonymous Prof. J. Ed Araiza 1972 LTC and Dr. John M. Archield, Ret. 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Bennie R. Baros 1970 Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Breen 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cantu, Jr. 1968 Mr. Paul Cicero, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Cisneros, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Albert De La Garza, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Dovalina, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel P. Garcia 1970 Mr. and Mrs. David N. Halamuda 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Hebert, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Henckel 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Hermosa, Jr. 1970

Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hernandez, Jr. 1970 Mrs. Valerie Howell Mr. and Mrs. Waldress A. James, Jr. 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Joosten, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Keeffe 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Magaro 1970 Mrs. Laura S. Mendez Mr. and Mrs. John P. Moulder 1970 Mr. Ronald R. Neugebauer 1970 Mr. John R. Neutzling 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ojeda Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Penaloza 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Rodriguez, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hector A. Rodriguez 1970 Mr. Gerard R. Rendon 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Reyes 1970 Mr. Lani W. Rumion 1970 Dr. and Mrs. Alex C. Salinas, D.D.S. 1970 Dr. and Mrs. Brian K. Schroder 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Yanas 1970 Cunningham Family Scholarship Fund Curtis R. & Charlotte M. Erspamer Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Erspamer 1967 Daniel Rivera Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edward Loredo 1972 David Padilla Family Entrepreneurial Spirit Scholarship Fund *** Dennis, Brysch, Wauters Family Scholarship Fund Dickson Scholarship Fund Dolores M. Calderon Scholarship Fund Dr. Rene (‘78) & Dr. Juanita Rendon JROTC Drill Team Scholarship Fund Dudley C. Grell 1965 Scholarship Fund Edward L. Barr 1938 Scholarship Fund Dr. Ronald E. Barr 1965 Epigmenio and Frances Gonzalez Scholarship Fund Ernst and Gertrude Naegele Scholarship Fund Father Don Cowie Scholarship Fund Mr. Jacob E. Gutierrez 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Keeffe 1970

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endowment funds

Gallagher / Combest Family Scholarship Fund *** Mr. Paul Combest Ms. Margaret Cook

Leslie D. Maurer ‘51 Scholarship Fund

Gilbert Bailey Scholarship Fund

Louis A. Rizzo Scholarship Fund Mrs. Rosemary M. DeHaven Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Collier Mr. and Mrs. Michael Collier Tom & Leti Contreras Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Glen G. Gilley Ms. Evelyn Gipson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Glavy Ms. Lety Gurrola Mr. and Mrs. James Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. William C. Manns Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rizzo 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wendle Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Zacho

Gregory D. Chavez ‘98 Scholarship Fund Grothues Scholarship Fund Helen I. Tschoepe Scholarship Fund Henry San Miguel, Sr. Science & Technology Fund Mrs. Olga P. San Miguel Hingst Family Scholarship Fund Hon. John J. Specia, Jr. ‘67 Scholarship Fund Hon. and Mrs. John J. Specia, Jr. 1967 Jack B. Sims ‘47 Scholarship Fund James Allison 1953 Scholarship Fund Janet and James D. Zimmermann, Jr. ‘67 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. James D. Zimmermann, Jr. 1967 Joe and Betty Keeffe Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Keeffe 1970 John D. Sarabia ‘89 Scholarship Fund Ms. Donna M. DeLire Joseph R. and Marilyn Edelen Family Scholarship Fund LTC and Mrs. Douglas K. Brown, USA Ret. Mr. and Mrs. Jarrod A. Edelen COL and Mrs. Philip Edelen 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Edelen 1982 Jose “Sweet Lou” Maldonado 1993 Memorial Scholarship Fund *** Mrs. Valerie G. Maldonado Kellum Family Scholarship Fund Klein Family Scholarship Fund Kuntz Family Scholarship Fund Lackey Engineering Scholarship Fund Larry ‘70 and Phyllis Jendrusch Scholarship Fund Lawrence Alan Bogdan Scholarship Fund

Lois Mae Bogdan Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mario R. Calderon Scholarship Fund Mary Jane Clark Memorial Scholarship Fund Matthew Selwyn ‘00 Memorial Scholarship Fund Michael Edward Gaylor Tuition Assistance Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Nuccio, Jr. Michael J. Keeffe ‘70 Scholarship Fund Mrs. Leigh Agnew Anonymous Mr. Ron Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Baldwin Ms. Esther Bateman Mr. Terry Broussard Mr. Ken Budde Mr. Murray Burns Mr. and Mrs. Lowell G. Butcher Mr. and Mrs. William E. Chiles Mrs. Debra Clark Mrs. Suzette Duhe Mr. and Mrs. Edgar R. Dupre, Jr. Mrs. Cecile Egan Mr. Kevin Finan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Flusche 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Guarisco Gulf Island Ms. Cora S. Haggard Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Harrell, Jr. Mr. Sean Hegarty Mr. and Mrs. John M. Henckel 1970 Ms. Gretchen Houle Mrs. Barbara Jendrusch Mr. and Mrs. Larry V. Jendrusch 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Johnson

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endowment funds

Mrs. Loralice T. Keeffe Mr. Boyd Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kitchen Mrs. Melissa Landreneau Mr. Philip Lapeyre Mr. and Mrs. Jason F. Longoria 1996 Mr. David Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Vic Mistretta Mr. J. William Mosley Mrs. Anne W. Nicolay Ms. Jan Osborn Mr. Raymond Picone Mrs. Margaret Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Lee Randall Mr. and Mrs. A. Joey Richard, III Mr. Guy Roth Dr. and Mrs. Alex C. Salinas 1970 Ms. Karen Sansovich Mrs. Mimi Schlesinger Mrs. Jackie Shreves Mr. Robert Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Vogel 1975 MSG Johnnie Salazar Memorial Scholarship Fund Msgr. George H. Stuebben, Jr. ‘46 and Msgr. Lawrence J. Stuebben ‘48 Scholarship Fund

LTC and Mrs. Vincent M. Yznaga 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Zacho St. Joseph the Worker Award in Honor of Noah “Seby” Cullum Panda Express Fundraiser TF O’Neil Scholarship Fund Theodore V. and Gertrude Dilla Scholarship Fund Dr. and Mrs. William N. Dilla 1973 Tony ‘56 and Mary Anne Crosby Scholarship Fund Virginia G. Garza Memorial Scholarship Fund Wednesday Night Alumni Basketball League Scholarship Fund *** Mr. Edward L. Banz, Jr. 1991 Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Guzman 1988 Wild Game Dinner Legacy Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Darren D. Budzinski 1990 Wild Game Dinner Committee

O.L. Trippe, Jr. ‘57 Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. and Mrs. Karl M. Trippe 1985 Paul C. Reyes Scholarship Fund Paul Cardenas Memorial Scholarship Fund Pollock Family Tuition Assistance Fund (In Honor of Anthony Pollock) *** Raymond and Clara Lackey Scholarship Fund Rev. Joe Tarrillion, S.M. ‘51 Scholarship Fund Robert C. Bain Scholarship Fund Robert T. Bordelon Scholarship Fund

“Endowed scholarships are a lasting investment in the future of Central Catholic High School and the students we serve.”

St. Joseph Hardship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Bolner 1967 Central Catholic High School Class of 1969 Matt Garcia Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Kellum, Jr. 1983 Ms. Marisela Padilla Mr. and Mrs. Steve Payne Mr. and Mrs. Teresa R. Valadez

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novabell a societ y

The Nova Bella Society honors a special and committed group of benefactors who choose to include Central Catholic High School in their estate plans or through another planned gift arrangement. By making a planned gift, these generous individuals help ensure that Central Catholic’s mission, traditions, and Marianist values continue to shape young men of character for generations to come. The Nova Bella Society takes its name from Blessed Father Joseph Chaminade’s motto, “Nova bella eligit Dominus,” which translates to “The Lord has chosen new wars.” Following his return from exile after the French Revolution, Father Chaminade embraced the need for adaptation and change in a changing world. In that same spirit, planned gifts help ensure that Central Catholic remains strong, adaptable, and prepared to serve future generations.

Anonymous Mr. Joseph Acevedo, Jr. 2011 LTC and Mrs. Arturo Amos Ayala, USA Ret. 1966 COL and Mrs. Isaac J. Ayala, USA Ret. 1958 Mr. Paul A. Bauml 1971 Mr. Lawrence W. Braun 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Calderon, Sr. 1971 Mr. Charles E. Carvajal 1966 Hon. Henry G. Cisneros, Ph.D. 1964

Planned giving allows your loyalty and generosity to extend beyond your lifetime. A planned gift may include, but is not limited to, bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, life insurance policies, and securities. These thoughtful gifts provide Central Catholic with resources to respond to changing times and future needs while preserving the traditions that make our school special.

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cross 1963 Dcn. and Mrs. W. Patrick Cunningham 1964 Mr. Joseph L. Douglas 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Elizondo 1962

When you include Central Catholic High School in your estate plan, you make a lasting investment in the education and formation of young men of character. Your generosity helps ensure that the Central Catholic experience, and the values of faith, service, leadership, and community, will continue for generations to come. As a special expression of our gratitude, members of the NovaBella Society are recognized in the Annual Report, invited to the Annual Pillars Dinner, and given the opportunity to attend a special Mass celebrated in their honor, along with other special events and invitations throughout the year.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Erspamer 1967 Mr. Carlos Flores 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Galvan 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Larry V. Jendrusch 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kahlig 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Jason F. Longoria 1996 Mr. John W. Lopez 1971

We invite you to join the Nova Bella Society and help carry Central Catholic’s mission from one generation to the next. If you have already included Central Catholic High School in your estate plans or through another planned gift, please let us know so that we may recognize your generosity and welcome you into the Nova Bella Society. Please contact Elisa Vitagliano, Director of Advancement, at evitagliano@cchs-satx.org or (210) 576-4397 to learn more or notify us of your planned gift.

Mr. Shelby E. McDougall 1957 Mr. Frederic W. Morton, Jr. 1959 Mr. Alec L. Olivarri 1974 Mr. Albert M. Peche 1974 Mr. John A. Pelayo 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Phillips 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Piper 1966 Mr. Carl P. Ramsay Mr. and Mrs. Carlos P. Resendez, J.D. 1962 Mr. Christopher J. Talamantez 1994 Mr. Michael J. Trask 1963

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Mr. William C. Uhr, Jr. 1961


2026–2027 board of director s,

administr ation, and advancement office BOARD OF DIRECTORS

SCHOOL LEADERSHIP

Minnie Abrego - Sanchez

Paul Combest, Director of Operations

Paul Basaldua 1996

Dr. Lee Hernandez, Principal

Dr. Charles Biediger 1984

Jason Longoria 1996, President

Christopher Belz

Fr. Patrick McDaid, S.M., Chaplain

Ed Berlanga

Anne Meyer, Director of Finance

Dr. Bill Buhrman

Elisa Vitagliano, Director of Advancement

Carlos Contreras 1977

Edward Ybarra 1983, Executive Athletic Director

Aaron Elizondo 2010, Alumni Association President Dr. Jessica Gonzalez - Uhlig Brad Kaufman Bro. Daniel Klco, S.M. Leslie Komet - Ausburn

ADVANCEMENT OFFICE Rebecca David, Advancement Services Coordinator Julianna Galindo, Advancement Associate

Wendy Martinez

Thomas Palomera 2017, Communication Specialist, Alumni Relations Manager

Fr. John Markey 1980, O.P.

Angela Sikorski, Chief of Staff and Major Events

Frank Medina 1985 Bro. Mike O’ Grady, S.M. Bro. Tim Pieprzyca, S.M. Robert Puente Bro. David Quigley, S.M. Patty Rouse - Vargas Derrich Rodriguez 1994, Chair Tracy Smith Erica Soto, Parent Club President Roland Tamez 1994 Erik Walsh

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a brotherhood that l a sts a lifetime YOUR GENEROSITY BUILDS MORE THAN A SCHOOL. IT BUILDS FUTURES. Every gift to Central Catholic High School makes an immediate and meaningful impact on our students, faculty, and school community. Through the generosity of our donors, we are able to remain steadfast in our commitment to the Marianist mission while providing an exceptional education that forms young men of faith, character, leadership, and academic excellence.

MORE THAN HALF OUR STUDENTS receive some form of financial assistance. Your generosity helps provide need-based tuition assistance while keeping tuition as affordable as possible.

BRIDGING THE GAP Your gift to The Fund for Central Catholic helps bridge the gap between tuition revenue and the true cost of educating each student.

THE FUND FOR CENTRAL CATHOLIC SUPPORTS

IMMEDIATE NEEDS Provides an unrestricted and dependable source of support.

STUDENT PROGRAMS

FACULTY & STAFF

TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION

A THRIVING CAMPUS

Strengthens academic, athletic and co-curricular programs.

Supports and invests in the men and women who inspire and guide our students.

Equips our students with the tools and opportunities they need for what’s next.

Ensures our campus continues to grow and thrive for future generations.

EVERY GIFT MATTERS.

Whether large or small, your generosity is an investment in the young men who walk through our doors today and in the leaders they will become tomorrow.

We are deeply grateful for your partnership and continued belief in the mission of Central Catholic High School. Together, we can ensure that the Central Catholic tradition remains strong for generations to come. Questions or need more information? Please contact Elisa Vitagliano, Director of Advancement evitagliano@cchs-satx.org or (210) 576-4397

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1403 N. St. Marys St., San Antonio, TX, 78215 Phone: (210) 225-6794 E-mail: evitagliano@cchs-satx.org Web: www.cchs-satx.org

The Advancement Office gratefully thanks the many alumni, parents, parents of alumni and friends who generously donated to Central Catholic High School. Your impact is truly significant! Gifts reflected in this report were received from July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026. It is our intent to honor each gift. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of this publication. We sincerely apologize for any and all errors and omissions. Please contact the Advancement Office at 210-576-4397 with any questions, concerns, or errors in how your gift was listed. Thank you for your understanding and support.


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