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The Changing Landscape of Education AT J O H N C A R RO L L

Also in this Issue Farewell Class of 2020 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 New Board Chair. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Giving Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

2021 Board of Trustees Chairperson Mark Ramsay ’77 Vice Chairperson Stephen W. Lutche, Esq. ’83 Treasurer Louis J. Vigliotti Secretary Michael Young Ex Officio Most Rev. Archbishop William E. Lori Ex Officio Steve DiBiagio, President Trustees Nathaniel Albright ’99 Vickie Ensor Bands ’75 Elizabeth Campion Ashley A. Conley Curt Craig Sheila Dews-Johnson Rev. William Franken E. John Pipitone Charles H. Riemenschneider, Ph.D. ’70 Richard P. Streett, Jr., V.M.D. Emeritus The Honorable Rose Mary Hatem Bonsack, M.D. (dec.)

A. Freeborn Brown, III, Esq. (dec.)

Augustus F. Brown, Esq. Florio N. Franetovich, Esq. (dec.)

John Karas, Esq. Thomas E. Kelso ’70 William E. McGuirk, Jr. (dec.)

Rev. Charles K. Riepe (dec.)

Donald M. Thomey (dec.)

Connections Contributors Kathy M. Walsh Director of Strategic Marketing & Communications, Connections Co-Editor Caroline Thomey Adolph ’01 Associate Director of Admissions & Parent Relations, Connections Co-Editor Karen Cashour Everett ’93 Associate Director of Creative Services, Connections Creative Director Susan Butcher Roarty ’95 Director of Institutional Advancement & Alumni Relations Caroline Haggerty ’13 Marketing Coordinator Alyson Jacques Shiflett ’07 Director of the Annual Fund A. Bright Idea Advertising & PR Connections Graphic Design 2

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The Changing Landscape of Education Farewell, Class of 2020 Peace, Justice and Moral Courage New & Retiring Faculty Giving Report

Message from the President This issue of Connections celebrates the strength, the optimism and the dedication of the John Carroll Community. As you read through the pages, you will be motivated and inspired by examples of perseverance, achievement and generosity. You will also see the character and commitment of a community strong in faith, values and education. We are all connected through our convergence of interest in the future of our students and our school.

Despite the adversity and significant challenges

the disappointments brought about by a pandemic, finished the year in a strong and united manner, as campus leaders. We wish them the best of luck as they go on to do great things.

I want to thank all the alumni who shared their personal news in this edition of Connections. We love to hear from you. A special note of gratitude goes out to our Alumni Association Board, and Chair Kristin Wilson, who have been instrumental in building the engagement and enjoyment of our alumni group. We cannot move forward without your voice and your enthusiasm.

On behalf of our entire community, I want to express

we are all facing, we must move forward. We are

my most sincere gratitude and appreciation for all

changing the landscape of education as we prepare

who contributed to our Annual Fund. Your support

our students for a dynamic and demanding future.

and generosity to John Carroll make our mission

We are investing in innovative learning spaces,

possible. You are making a difference in the lives

bolstering the content of our curriculum and, as

of our Patriots and their future.

enrollment continues to grow, we are bringing on additional faculty. We welcome our new teachers to campus and thank those who are retiring for dedicating their lives to John Carroll. Through all the campus, we remain committed to strengthening a culture that is inclusive in scope and grounded

In this issue, you will see evidence of what has been accomplished and what is being planned.

We are steadfast, focused and results driven.

At John Carroll, it is full-speed ahead!

Thank you for your passion and support.

in our Catholic beliefs.

This is an exciting and inspirational time for John Carroll. We are extremely proud of our students and their accomplishments. I need to make a special commendation to the class of 2020, who despite

President, The John Carroll School

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The Changing Landscape of Education AT J O H N C A R RO L L

From changes to the way students are learning to an evolution of the spaces in which they are doing so, the landscape of education at John Carroll is rapidly shifting to leverage new and exciting opportunities.

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T H E G R E AT P I V O T When the new coronavirus exploded on to the scene in early 2020, the day-to-day world as we knew it was upended almost overnight, leaving all of us to figure out the “new normal” during this “great pivot”— just two of the many new phrases, along with “social distancing” and “flattening the curve,” that would saturate our vocabulary. Thanks to technology already in place, The John Carroll School was positioned to manage this pivot seamlessly. Using existing online learning platforms and the school’s one-to-one laptop program, the faculty, staff and students were able to remain in daily contact to ensure the high caliber of education continued without interruption.

As Principal Tom Durkin described it, “We closed school on Friday, March 13, and we shifted to distance learning on Monday, March 16. I have come to realize that I work with angels. With two and a half hours of professional development under their belts, our teachers, without missing a beat, continued to provide a John Carroll education for all our students…It takes a group of special people who passionately care about their students, who passionately care about their subject matters and job responsibilities, and who passionately care about their co-workers to perform this miraculous pivot. Yes, I am blessed because I work with angels at The John Carroll School.”

The decision ultimately included a combination of synchronous and asynchronous learning, and each teacher got creative with how he or she implemented this in the new platform. Mrs. Kelly Roiy, Program Director for the St. Joseph Program says, “The magic of teaching happens in the classroom, and on Day 1 of distance learning, I felt like a rookie teacher nervously awaiting my students, hoping to recreate some of that same magic through a computer screen.” Dr. Julie Baker, Science Department Chair and current parent, echoes this sentiment: “The first week of online learning at home was to me somewhat like my first year of teaching — trying to set up a new system to organize my work… and learning new ways to present material and get students involved with a lesson.”

Faculty and students quickly adapted, however, proving that they could work within any situation that arose. The a cappella group Bella Voce virtually created beautiful harmonies, our College Preparatory Dance Program students performed in their backyards, The Patriot staff and students worked diligently to compile an informative online paper for our community, our artists created at home, and experiments and thoughtful discussions took place in every class. Learning continued.

S T U D E N T A N D FA C U LT Y P E R S P E C T I V E “Distance learning,” another previously unfamiliar phrase, soon became a daily expression and discussion. As an institution, The John Carroll School had to decide how that would work.

Would it be synchronous, asynchronous or a combination of the two? How would grading work? Would AP exams still occur? There were more questions than there were answers, and the situation changed seemingly daily.

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The magic of teaching happens in the classroom, and on Day 1 of distance learning, I felt like a rookie teacher nervously awaiting my students, hoping to recreate some of that same magic through a computer screen.”

– Mrs. Kelly Roiy, Program Director for the St. Joseph Program

One of the new cameras and soundbars installed in every classroom this summer

M A K I N G D E C I S I O N S A B O U T T O D AY Before this past school year had even ended, a Task Force

website page housed the latest information while a series

for Reopening School for 2020 – 2021, headed by Principal

of videos were sent to all Patriot families to keep them informed,

Tom Durkin and Director of Athletics Seth Goldberg, was

with the top priority always being the safety and well-being of

already hard at work, making plans for every possible scenario

students, faculty and staff.

to ensure our students could return to school safely. After consulting with medical and educational experts, families, school systems, the Association of Independent Maryland Schools and the Archdiocese of Baltimore, the Task Force presented a comprehensive plan for reopening in a variety of scenarios, including complete distance learning, a full return-to-school and a hybrid of the two.

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The school’s Facilities team had anything but a quiet summer, as they worked diligently to make numerous upgrades to support the Reopening Plan, from installing hand sanitizer stations, signage, plexiglass partitions and floor markers to updating the Health Suite, removing desks and rearranging seating to accommodate safe physical distancing. Thanks to the generous support of donors Pat and Keith Campbell, relatives of Ryan

The plan for reopening included aspects of academics,

Mosier ’24, cameras and soundbars were installed in every

extracurriculars, athletics, safety and security, as well as

classroom so that students unable to attend class in person

physical and mental health and well-being. A reopening

could participate online in live simulcast classes.

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Dr. Toni Ungaretti P’89 G’22 To further enhance distance learning, John Carroll brought in an expert in the subject area, former Trustee Dr. Toni Ungaretti P’89 G’22, as the school’s Distance Learning Advisor. A successful and highly-respected educator, Dr. Ungaretti is an assistant professor in the Johns Hopkins School of Education where she has implemented the Master of Education for the Health Professions program.

Previously, she served as the assistant dean for the Office of Learning at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, as associate dean and co-director of the Division of Business and Undergraduate Studies in the School of Professional Studies in Business and Education, and as chair of the Department of Teacher Development and Leadership.

She developed the Master of Science in Math Science Education, designed the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program, and established some of the first professional development schools in the nation. Her extensive experience will be invaluable in establishing distance learning practices that translate to online courses our students are certain to take in college and as they go on to enter the workforce, preparing them to be successful in this model for years to come.

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R E N O VAT I N G S P A C E S F O R T O M O R R O W While distance learning is sure to remain in some way moving forward, at its heart John Carroll is a community, and that community needs a place to call home. As excited as students are to physically return to the school they love, it’s even more exciting to welcome them back to a campus that is even better than when they left!

While summer is always a time to make improvements to the school buildings and grounds, the unexpected opportunity of a building that was vacant for an extended period, coupled with the generosity of many loyal supporters, afforded additional opportunities to take on more large-scale and significant projects in the summer of 2020. Thanks to this, students returned to find notable enhancements, including: 1

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A fully renovated and accessible Courtyard, located at the center of our school as part of the intent of the school’s original architects, who wanted to ensure that John Carroll students saw beauty and nature every day. Renovations included removal of deteriorating asphalt which was replaced with gorgeous bluestone, updated landscaping, and the addition of a permanent grill station to facilitate courtyard cookouts and gatherings.

A new and improved Learning Commons that reflects the school’s college preparatory focus and mirrors spaces on college campuses by providing students with individual and collaborative work stations, comfortable space for relaxation and a stunning view of the outside Courtyard.

An updated multi-purpose Brown Room, featuring new manufactured wood floors which add aesthetic appeal, durability and easy maintenance. This updated room is used daily by our faculty, students, prospective families and guests.

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New windows throughout the second floor, as part of a three-year plan to replace all the windows in the school.

Air conditioning in the Performing Arts hallway, Band Room and Chorus Room, by generous donation from the John Carroll Parent Association.

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A newly renovated and designated “Innovation Center,” comprised of the former STEAM Laboratory and the adjacent classroom which was made into one larger room to house our STEAM Academy, Computing Academy, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and more.

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A modern College Center space that prominently displays a photo of the Sisters of St. Joseph, who played a vital part in John Carroll’s early years.

Looking ahead, additional spaces are scheduled for updates including the Science Wing and baseball field. To learn more about these and other future plans, contact Director of Advancement Susan Roarty at sroarty@johncarroll.org.

These projects were able to come to fruition thanks to the support of alumni and parent owned businesses: Benfield Electric Carpets by Denny Lee Good News Electric Ivy Hill Landscaping Vision Contract, Inc. In addition to the businesses listed above, we would like to extend a special thanks to the Kutcher Family, Jason Zarzycki P ’24 and Dick Streett, V.M.D. P’88, GP ’24 for their contributions to these projects.

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The pandemic has forced us all to adjust and to analyze the efficacy of our current landscape. As a result, our students are poised and prepared for their future in college and in the workforce. Assistant Principal Jake Hollin ’92 relays, “Now, as we look towards the future, we are looking for new ways to continue to engage our students and challenge them to be part of discovering and building the future…We are dedicated to providing learning opportunities in a safe and supportive environment...While these are unprecedented and often uncertain times, I am confident in sharing that the heart of our community remains strong. Now more than ever, it is a great time to be a Patriot as we march into the future together and prepare tomorrow’s leaders today.”

Mrs. Courtney Westermeyer P’22 is excited to see the newly renovated spaces be utilized, stating, “The leadership of the school continues to show commitment and vision to provide the best opportunity and environment for our kids, even during the most challenging times. We are so excited to support the many changes JC is making to modernize and functionalize several key areas of the school. We know these improvements will offer the students and teachers the tools for great success!

Our family feels blessed to be part of the JC community.”

As we look forward with anticipation to the time when we can all reenter the building and be physically together, we take solace in our deep bond as a Patriot community. Reflecting on this, Mrs. Roiy states, “The solidarity I feel for being part of the John Carroll school community is immense. COVID-19 has woven a universal thread through our hearts; everyone, in one way or another, has been affected. Together we are moving forward, never losing heart or hope. I have faith that we will come out of this stronger, wiser, and kinder than before. And when we all walk the halls of JC again, my eyes will fill with tears, but this time with joy.”

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Farewell, Class of 2020!

While the end of their John Carroll career was arguably the most unique one in our history, the Class of 2020 transitioned to alumni with grace and strength as a class. Even with their school year cut short, they still contributed a combined 16,954 service hours and 54% took one or more AP courses. We were able to celebrate their great accomplishments through a virtual awards ceremony, giving recognition to this well-deserving class.

Senior Retreat happened online, and our graduates heard the wise words from Dean of Students Mr. Sean Ireton, “Listen to your heart. Use common sense. Trust yourself, but always allow room to grow and change your mind. You are a work in progress.

It’s not about the things that you want to have, but what you want to give.”

Administration visited every senior at home, checking in on them (socially distanced, of course!) and delivering their caps and gowns, yearbooks and senior banners. The Alumni Association followed up by delivering a special gift to each senior.

Ultimately, we were able to host an outdoor, socially distanced graduation and officially celebrate the class of 2020, to the delight of 152 Patriot families.

We are so proud of our graduates who are now attending 83 colleges in 25 different states, and we cannot wait to hear about their next adventures!

Seniors reminisce on an unforgettable end to their John Carroll experience:

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Despite what this pandemic has done to the world, I strongly believe that we will get through this together.

— Michael Chipi ’20

The love at the heart of every John Carroll tradition was so entirely evident. So while the end of our senior year is like none other, so too are these memories. They are ours to last a lifetime, our stories to share and hold.

— Katie Yurechko ’20

I feel that the administration dealt with this setback very well and in a very professional manner. They were very quick to update us with new information when they got it.

— Jesse Norwood ’20

One of the hardest things for me to accept is that our high school career is going to end. I learned to appreciate the good things in life and never take anything for granted. I learned how much I love John Carroll and how much I don’t want to leave.

— Sam Mink ’20

This Senior Project, and this whole year, has been very different, but I am glad that John Carroll has made the best of it and has made sure we remained a family.

— Sara Hammons ’20

Senior year is going to end. I am sure that it is not a perfect end for seniors this year, but it must be a most special and unforgettable one.

— Lei Huang ’20

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Congratulations,

Black & Gold Award Winners!

The 2020 Black and Gold recipients were Katie Yurechko and Michael Chipi.

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As captain of the Forensics Team, Katie has brought home numerous gold and silver medals and earned a place in three National Tournaments — a first for JC! Katie was founder and president of JC’s Friends R Family club dedicated to raising awareness for mental health, and served as a Peer Minister, Peer Tutor and member of the Patriot Hospitality Group. Katie was named an Archdiocese of Baltimore Distinctive Scholar and National Merit Scholar and earned membership in the National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society and Archbishop John Carroll Service Honor Society. Katie will attend Washington & Lee University.

Hailing from Nairobi, Kenya, Michael served as a mentor to fellow international students and helped prospective students and their families to feel at home at John Carroll as a member of the Patriot Hospitality Group. Michael was also a leader on campus, serving as Senior Class Vice President, Co-President of the Romero Service Club and as a member of the Archbishop John Carroll Service Honor Society. An All-Conference runner for the Patriots, Michael plans to join the Cross Country and Track and Field teams when he arrives at Mount St. Mary’s University.

I want to shift my attention from the uncertainty of the future to the comfort of the warming memories I’ve acquired from the past four years. My John Carroll experience was not tarnished by this pandemic but made even more rich. The class of 2020 will come out stronger than ever before and I’m extremely proud to be a part of this community.

— Nickolas Mucha ’20 Overcoming such struggles due to the pandemic also could be a meaningful experience that we are now able to acknowledge the true value of our peaceful daily life at John Carroll. I believe it is better to view the situation we face positively rather than being in despair.

— Justin Kim ’20

It may not be the best ending, but it is memorable.

— Evan Exter ’20

I simply continue to relive my favorite moments at John Carroll.

— Jared Jefferson ’20

Welcome to the Alumni Association, Class of 2020!

John Carroll's First MotherDaughter Valedictorians Shelly Ritondo, Valedictorian, Class of 1985 and her daughter, Katie Yurechko, Valedictorian, Class of 2020 Shelly Ritondo, Ph.D. and her daughter, Katie Yurechko, are the first mother-daughter duo to both be named valedictorian of their respective classes. Both were actively involved during their time at John Carroll, dedicating hours not only to their studies but also to service, extracurricular activities and lifelong friendships. Shelly encourages all Patriots to “get fully engaged” during their time at John Carroll, a sentiment that Katie took to heart and echoes, saying, “Try things you never thought you would, and do everything with humility and compassion. Coupled with the opportunities available to you at John Carroll, that will prepare you to be exactly what the world needs: the very best version of yourself.”

Proud of the legacy of John Carroll, Shelly says, “John Carroll is a great school that keeps getting better. We are honored to be part of a legacy that adds educated Catholics to the population of this troubled world.” Katie adds, “My family and I will forever hold John Carroll close to our hearts.

Being part of a legacy of stewardship and love is an honor, and we look forward to seeing how John Carroll continues to grow in the years to come.”

Congratulations, Shelly & Katie!

John Carroll is a great school that keeps getting better. We are honored to be part of a legacy that adds educated Catholics to the population of this troubled world.”

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Effective July 1, John Carroll is delighted to welcome Lt. General (Ret.) Mark Ramsay ’77 P’04 as Chair of the Board of Trustees. General Ramsay, the 2007 recipient of the Reverend Charles K. Riepe Alumni Award, has served on the Board of Trustees since 2016, lending his expertise to the Institutional Advancement Committee and the Executive Committee as well as the Trusteeship, Finance and Strategic Planning Committees. Visit johncarroll.org/boardchair to hear a special message from the new chair.

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Welcome This fall, we welcomed 203 new students to John Carroll! Of the 180 members of the class of 2024, 19 are Carroll Scholars.

1 A R L I N G T O N C E M E T E R Y V I S I T | Seniors continued their Holocaust studies during a class trip to the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. They also visited Arlington Cemetery, where they got the chance to see the Changing of the Guard, a very moving ceremony.

2 H A R F O R D C O U N T Y ’ S B E S T | The John Carroll School was voted Harford County’s Best Private School AGAIN for 2019! We could not have earned this honor without our families, faculty and staff who make the JC community so special! A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to vote for us. We are blessed to have such an incredible Patriot family!

3 COLLEGE BOARD’S AP COMPUTER SCIENCE FEMALE DIVERSITY AWARD John Carroll has earned the College Board’s AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award for attaining female student representation in AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) in 2019! John Carroll is one of only 639 schools to be recognized for achieving this important result in AP CSP.

This honor acknowledges the outstanding work the school is doing to engage more female students in computer science.

4 J U N I O R R I N G D AY | The Junior class received their rings on March 11, as the first executive orders from the governor were announced. While the ceremony could only include the juniors themselves, due to the new restrictions, parents were able to tune in and view it live, the first of many such events.

5 M O R N I N G S TA R P O W W O W 2 0 T H A N N I V E R S A R Y | Then-Harford County Director of Administration Billy Boniface ’82 and former County Council President Dick Slutzky were on hand at the Morning Star Pow Wow to present John Carroll with a proclamation celebrating the pow wow’s twentieth anniversary. The Morning Star Pow Wow, organized by long-time faculty member Mr. Gary Scholl, is held annually to raise awareness of Native American culture and benefit St. Labre Indian School in Ashland, Montana.

Spotlight On: The Peace, Justice & Moral Courage Committee The Peace, Justice & Moral Courage Committee, originally established in 2014 as the Diversity Committee, is comprised of faculty and staff members working to fulfill its mission to strengthen the diversity of the student body, faculty and staff; to create an anti-racist community that does not simply tolerate and respect differences, but understands and celebrates them; and to develop faculty capabilities and opportunities to deliver culturally relevant curricula.

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The influence of this committee goes beyond the classroom and is the catalyst for change, so that we continue to work towards a more equitable and inclusive institution rooted in moral courage.

Born out of the passion of this committee, The John Carroll School Board of Trustees presented the inaugural Andrew P. Klein Memorial Peace & Justice Grant, funded through the generosity of the Black and Gold Gala attendees who helped establish it, to four faculty members: Mrs. Louise Géczy, Mrs. Meghan Doyle, Mr. Gary Scholl and Mr. Darrion Siler ’01. The grant will be used to plan and develop a new course they will co-teach called “Exploration of Human Rights, Genocide and the Pursuit of Justice.” Building on the legacy of Andy Klein ’71 and his passion and commitment to tolerance, peace and social justice, students enrolled in the class will examine the Holocaust and other genocides using history, literature, art, music and faith-based reflections. Thank you to these extraordinary educators who do so much to make our community, and the world, a better place.

For more information on the Peace, Justice & Moral Courage Committee and an action plan of our current initiatives to create a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion, visit johncarroll.org/peacejustice-initiatives.

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N E W FA C U LT Y 1 Mary Beth Cochran | Science MAT, College of Notre Dame 2 Michael Cotter | Math B.S., Boston College 3 Erica Curtis | French M.A., Columbia University, MAT Brown University 4 Gretta DeMennato | Social Studies MAT, Notre Dame of Maryland University 5 Ken Goedeke | Religion MTS, Washington Theological Union 6 Tyrell Howard-Franklin | Math B.S., Stevenson University 7 Kristen Kirkpatrick | Math M.A., Towson University 8 Lindsey McCumber ’14 | English & Social Studies B.A., University of Maryland, College Park 9 Jen Pearson | St. Joseph Program & Biology M.S., University of Maryland College Park 10 Lisa Schultz P’17 P’19 P’22 | English

MLAT, Notre Dame of Maryland University 11 Jordan Smith | Physical Education

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N E W D E PA R T M E N T C H A I R S Veteran educators Matthew Blair, Rodney Johnson and Robert Torres have been selected to lead the English, Social Studies and Mathematics departments, respectively. Each are longtime members of the John Carroll faculty with a wealth of experience in the classroom.

Mr. Blair (M.A., Catholic University of America) brings 26 years in secondary and higher education experience to his post as English department chair. Since joining the John Carroll faculty in 1999, he has held a number of leadership roles, including serving as Faculty Executive Committee chairperson and Faculty Representative to the Board of Trustees. Mr. Blair teaches 10th and 11th grade English at both the College Preparatory and Honors levels. In addition to his work in the classroom, Mr. Blair has also led Patriots on the field and in the gym during a 20-year stint as a coach in the Boys Lacrosse and Volleyball programs.

In his 26th year as an educator, Mr. Johnson (M.A., Loyola University of Maryland) takes the helm of the Social Studies department after teaching a wide variety of courses, including AP European History, US Government, Economics, World Geography and Business Law. Mr. Johnson has also held a number of coaching positions at John Carroll, including his current role on the Boys Soccer staff, and served for many years as the moderator for the Student Government Association.

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Ph.D. Graduate Theological Foundation 14 Angela Wolf | Spanish

Ph.D., University of Delaware N E W S TA F F 15 Joe Proud | Attendance Moderator 16 Jenna Quaranta Reynolds ’08 | Student Services 14

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Mr. Torres (B.A., University of Maryland Baltimore County) takes the reins of John Carroll’s Mathematics department. During his 19 years at John Carroll, in addition to teaching courses including Algebra, Trigonometry, and Statistics, he has had a long and successful tenure coaching both boys and girls Cross Country and Track and Field.

Once a Patriot, Always a Patriot With a combined 157 years of service to The John Carroll School, we offer gratitude and a fond farewell to the following faculty members who are retiring this year, after impacting thousands of lives. We will miss you and are so grateful for all you have done for John Carroll.

In 1972, Mr. George Appleby taught his first math class at John Carroll, and in 2020, he finished his storied career after 48 years as an educator. He served as Math Department Chair for 35 years, Senior Class Moderator for 28 years, Director of Scheduling for 30 years and, of course, videographer for the Patriot football team for 46 years. Famous for his Mr. Potato Head collection, Mr. Appleby has been a pillar at John Carroll, dedicating his life to this institution. Thank you, Mr. Appleby, and enjoy retirement!

The halls of John Carroll will not be the same without Mr. Mike Gaudreau ’70! Of the school’s 56 year history, Mr. Gaudreau has been present for 50 of them — four as a student and 46 as an educator! Mr. Gaudreau opened a world of art and beauty to thousands of students. We are excited to see what he will do in his next chapter, and the impact he will continue to have helping the world to see the beauty that he sees every day. Don’t worry, though, Mr. Gaudreau has assured us he will be back to retell the iconic story of the John Carroll ring to the class of 2022!

Mrs. Regina Ferry jumped in to teach mid-year in 1990 and has been a staple of the World Languages department ever since. She has taught all levels of French as well as Spanish. And who could forget her delicious crepes?

Mrs. Ferry has been committed to the French exchange program and has hosted various exchange teachers over the years. Many students have been impacted by this amazing program.

Mr. John Low is retiring ... again! Mr. Low retired after a decade of teaching at JC in 2009, but missed it so much, he decided to come back part time in 2012, teaching Biology and Zoology. Mr. Low served as Science Department Chair for five years and, in addition to his classes, he coached outdoor track for ten seasons. Additionally, he tended to our campus greenhouse and could often be found among the flora there. Mr. Low is known for his kindness and humor, and his passion for science is evident to all of his students and his department.

After 25 years, Mrs. Bev Markel is retiring from a great career teaching Math. Mrs. Markel has served our community as a mentor teacher and Math Department Chair and has also worked with our Respect Life Club and the Technology Committee. A past parent as well, Mrs. Markel shared that she’ll miss all the friendships and support she has experienced through her many years at John Carroll.

Mr. Appleby was known far and wide for his extensive collection of Mr. Potato Head figures.

Some of Mr. Gaudreau’s beautiful nature photography is currently on display in one of the school showcases.

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Dr. Julie Baker was named the 2020 Educator of the Year! Dr. Baker serves as chair of the Science Department, moderator of the Chemathon and Envirothon teams and is a dedicated Advisor. Thank you, Dr. Baker, for all that you do for your students, your colleagues and our community! You serve as a wonderful example of what it means to be a Patriot.

This year’s recipient of the Ann M. Drummey Lifetime Service Award is Mr. Tom Vierheller!

This award recognizes faculty and staff who have made significant contributions to the John Carroll community through dedicated service. For several years, Mr. Vierheller and his wife, Donna ’78, have led service learning trips in partnership with Cambiando Vidas, an organization dedicated to providing homes for families in the Dominican Republic. Thank you, Mr. Vierheller, for all that you do!

Katie Yurechko ’20 and Mrs. Teresa Pleiss ’04 were each honored recently at the William J. Sacco Critical Thinking Foundation’s annual awards banquet. The foundation recognizes seniors who excel in math and math educators who display dedication to bettering their students in their studies. Congratulations, Katie and Mrs. Pleiss!

Mr. Sean Ireton was selected as a University of Chicago Outstanding Educator! This is an honor bestowed upon an educator who goes beyond teaching and leaves a lifelong impression.

Mr. Ireton was nominated by Helen Lortie ’20.

Every Patriot Has a Story 1 Thirteen John Carroll students participated in the Johns Hopkins University Model UN Conference.

Each delegate served on a committee debating, delivering speeches, negotiating and drafting resolutions. Leo Hojnowski ’20 secured the title of “Outstanding Delegate” for his performance at the conference.

The Sister Kathleen Brabson, SSJ Service Award recognizes an underclassman for his or her commitment to educational service. A Sister of St. Joseph for over 50 years, Sister Kathleen worked tirelessly for excellence in Catholic education, including spending nine years on The John Carroll School Board of Trustees and Catholic Mission Committee. The inaugural winner of this award is Emily Nelson ’23. Congratulations, Emily!

2 After receiving a request from the principal at St. Mary’s High School in Annapolis, STEAM Program Coordinator and Computer Science Department Chair Mike Monaghan agreed to utilize John Carroll’s 3D printers to make parts of protective masks and respirators. Mr. Monaghan printed and shipped components to Eclipse Group who assembled and delivered the masks to Anne Arundel Medical Center and other medical facilities. In all, JC contributed 486 mask shells to the effort, and the school’s two 3D printers logged 2,743 print hours from April through June.

3 Suoyi Feng ’21 recently published an original research paper in the peer-reviewed Journal of Inflammation Research titled, “Therapeutic Effect of C-C Chemokine Receptor Type 1 (CCR1) Antagonist BX471 on Allergic Rhinitis.” Biology teacher Mr. Mark Grzanna mentored Suoyi for this extensive project and is credited as a co-author. The link to the article and a video abstract is available on the News section of the John Carroll website. Suoyi also placed second in the 2020 Maryland BioGENEius Challenge with this same project. Congratulations, Suoyi!

4 Members of the student-led service organization VolunTeen have had a busy year, from collecting needed supplies for the young women transitioning out of foster care at Crossroads Transitional Living to producing a video of hope to encourage senior citizens isolated at nursing homes, medical personnel and others impacted by the pandemic. The group, which is comprised of local high school students, includes President Drew Evans ’23, who received an award from the District Governor of the Lions Club for his dedication to this organization, Vice President Ryan Skandalis ’23 and Secretary Katie Yurechko ’20, as well as Alex Fuller ’23, Noah Miller ’23, Jayson Polesovsky ’23, Max Vaughan ’23 and Greg Temple ’23.

5 Cousins Donnie Waitt ’23 and Gabriella Steck ’23 started a GoFundMe page to raise money to assist families who were out of work due to COVID-19, exceeding their goal of $1,000 and using the funds to provide grocery store gift cards to those in need.

Congratulations to Emma Ritter ’20 and Garrett “Happy” Phillips ’20 for their selection as John Carroll’s Al Cesky Scholarship nominees.

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6 Grace Madigan ’21 and her mom, Sandra, have sewn and donated almost 100 masks to family, friends and essential workers in need.

7 John Carroll’s Robotics Team participated in the VEX Robotics Virtual World Tournament and came away ranked third in the world in programming and 18th in the world overall. Congratulations to these dedicated Patriots!

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8 Shorts Lawncare owners Brett ’20 and Austin Shorts ’22, along with their younger sister Sara, donated a portion of their April profits to the John Carroll Student Emergency Fund.

For her Senior Project, Emma Ritter ’20 took on the challenge of planning and hosting the annual Special Needs Prom. Guests said “Aloha to Spring” and danced the night away with friends old and new. Thank you, Emma, for continuing what has become a John Carroll tradition!

Tyler Rosso ’20 has always wanted to find a way to say thank you to the medical staff who helped him to recover from severe burns as a child, so for his senior project he collected donations and made activity bags for children being treated at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center.

Alexis Loder ’20, Helen Lortie ’20 and Katie Yurechko ’20 were recognized as Harford County House Delegation Scholars, an honor earned by students who are among the top scholars in the county.

We are very proud of all you have achieved as Patriots!

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Brian Thompson ’20 signed on as a member of RandolphMacon ESports, which competes in the National Association of Collegiate eSports.

9 Sarah Nelson ’21 earned her Girl Scout Gold Award on July 3, 2020, by working with The Johns Hopkins Children’s Medical Center. Sarah created a visual binder and flash drive with 458 original drawings that can be reproduced as needed, helping the environment by reducing paper waste from disposed, partially-used coloring books. Drawings were completed on John Carroll’s Middle School Arts Night.

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1 1 Ms. Casey Knell ’11 and the JC Band and Orchestra were joined by over 20 prospective students for Band & String Day! Kristen Ingold ’20, Justin Kim ’20 and Cicily Zhou ’20 represented John Carroll at The Walters Museum AIMS Student Art Show where their artwork was viewed and appreciated by thousands of visitors while it was on display.

2 Brenna Patzer ’20 moved from the stage to the director’s chair to bring us a moving production of “The Diary of Anne Frank” for her senior project. Thank you, Brenna, for bringing this powerful story to life.

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“The Patriot” staff pulled off something truly remarkable, putting together a special COVID-19 issue of the John Carroll student newspaper in just two weeks, when typical turnaround time for a print issue is four to six weeks.

During the last 40 minutes they had together in class, the students planned and gathered information for stories for this special digital-only issue. Alex Hau ’20, Kate Gromacki ’20 and Emma Balint ’20 (Chief Editors) and Belle Wilson ’22 (Managing Editor) led the charge for this effort. To read the special edition, visit johncarroll.org/springpatriot.

3 Congratulations are in order for Ryan Vest ’21, who has been selected for the highly competitive Baltimore Symphony Youth Orchestras! Ryan was also the recipient of the Jim Chrismer Excellence in US History Award, named for long-time John Carroll teacher Mr. James E. Chrismer and awarded annually to a junior who demonstrates interest and excellence in the study of U.S. History.

We are proud of Kai Thomas ’21 who wrote and recorded a rap in response to the senseless killing of George Floyd, which was widely shared on social media.

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2 Congratulations to Nick Singelakis ’23 who ran two very fast races in the mile (4:33) and 2 mile (10:09)! His mile time qualified him for the Indoor Track Nationals in NY in March.

1 Girls Swim Team finished as runners-up in the IAAM “C” Conference Swim Championships at Loyola University — their highest finish in several years! The following student-athletes are recognized for their individual accomplishments: Victoria Novak ’23: 200 Medley Relay – Gold, 200 Free – Gold, 500 Free – Gold and 400 Free Relay – Silver Delaney Hopkins ’21: 200 Medley Relay – Gold, 200 IM – Gold, 100 Breast – Gold and 400 Free Relay – Silver Sarah Nelson ’21: 200 Medley Relay – Gold, 100 Fly – Gold, 200 IM – Bronze and 400 Free Relay – Silver Mackenzie Hopkins ’23: 200 Medley Relay – Gold, 100 Back – Silver, 100 Breast – Silver and 400 Free Relay – Silver Grace Griffin ’23, Kaylie Wolf ’23, Ella Messick ’21 and Siggy Soriano ’21: 200 Free Relay – Bronze 2 Congratulations to Julianne Moccia ’21 who was ranked 6th in the country in the 106 lb weight class of the National Girls High School Wrestling rankings.

3 For their hard work and dedication in the classroom, six Patriots were named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association’s 2019 High School National Academic Squad — Emma Balint, Ellie Bruggeman, Ryleigh Casserly, Kate Gromacki, Alexis Loder and Sophia Shukla.

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National Letter of Intent Congratulations to the following members of the Class of 2020 who have committed to continue their athletic careers in college next year:

Some of our student-athletes committed to continuing their sports in college.

B A S E B A L L | Sam Hogue (West Virginia

LACROSSE

Wesleyan), Sean Fasano (Delgado Community

GIRLS | Katie Hormes (High Point University),

College), Gavin Wingard (California University of Pennsylvania), Tyler Leach (High Point University), Aidan Ruiz (California University of Pennsylvania), Charlie Hafer (West Virginia Wesleyan)

Kaitlyn Sydnor (Marquette University), Ryleigh Casserly (Alabama Huntsville), Bryn Fitzkee (Ohio State University), Elle Baikauskas (Furman University), Katelyn Patrick (Albright), Helen Kennedy-Butler (Virginia Wesleyan)

SOCCER GIRLS | Nia Christopher (Towson University),

BOYS | Garrett McNulty (University of Lynchburg)

Kiana Miller (Howard University)

G Y M N A S T I C S | Emma Ingrassia (Southern

BOYS | Ryan Rosensteel (Shenandoah University)

Utah University)

F I E L D H O C K E Y | Ellie Bruggeman (Ursinus

S O F T B A L L | Jules Donnelly (Christopher Newport

College), Kate Gromacki (Washington College),

University), Emma Ritter (Virginia Tech), Courtney

Alexis Loder (Johns Hopkins University), Katelyn

Hartman (Hood College)

Patrick (Albright College), Helen Kennedy-Butler BASKETBALL

(Virginia Wesleyan) F O O T B A L L | Austin Brinkman (West Virginia University), Malik Scott (Holy Cross), Caleb Atabong (Shepard University), Braden Clark (University of Delaware)

GIRLS | Julia Williams (Bridgewater College) BOYS | Bryce Meads (Juniata College), James Ziegler (Washington College) CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK Michael Chipi (Mount St. Mary’s University)

Congratulations to the following student-athletes who were selected for these prestigious honors:

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OTHER BASKETBALL AWARDS

Indoor Track & Field | Emily Baranoski ’22, Emma Ritter ’20

Basketball | Jalen Bryant ’21, Tyson Commander ’22

Indoor Soccer | Nia Christopher ’20, Ellie Hollin ’21

Wrestling | Julianne Moccia ’21, Cole Jones ’20, Matt Mitrega ’20, and CJ Polesvosky ’20

Tyson Commander ’22 (1st Team All-BCL), Jalen Bryant ’21 (2nd Team All-BCL), Cesar Tchilombo ’22 (Honorable Mention All-BCL), and Bryce Meads ’20 (Never, Never Quit Award)

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My Fellow Patriots – circumstances that have impacted the way we live, work, study and

Vice Chair Sarah Klein ’01

guessed that I’d one day be grabbing a mask when I picked up my

Recording Secretary Melanie Meoli Robinson ’90

interact. When I graduated almost 30 years ago, I would have never car keys to run out to the store! There have indeed been many unique challenges to face in recent months, yet as Patriots we are blessed to come equipped with the faith and the education to innovate around

Treasurer Andrew Primrose ’00

and rise above them. Like families all over the globe, our school family

Board Governance Alex Gromacki ’14

Association remains fully committed to doing its part in supporting and

Members-at-Large Sarah Bands Coleman ’00

school year is to create fun, easy and out-of-the-box ways to connect

Owen Jordan ’03

is being pushed to find new ways to stay connected, and our Alumni strengthening that meaningful connection. Our mission in the coming with you virtually as well as to brainstorm possibilities for hosting our traditional Spring events in 2021. Though the ways in which we engage with one another and support our school community may take on new

Paige Boyle Kornke ’96

forms over the coming months, your participation and enthusiasm can

Collin McCaughey ’15

help make this a banner year for JC. So please follow us on social

Patrick Mullin ’90 Mike Pipitone ’07 Gavin Rayburn ’07 Rachael Rice ’88

NEWS

We are barreling through a time of unprecedented and unpredictable

Chair Kristen Trail Wilson ’91

media! Jump in on our challenges! Attend the online offerings to come! Send us your ideas and suggestions! Stay connected with us so that our family can look back on this time with the pride and appreciation of a true Patriot.

Once a Patriot, always a Patriot!

Kira Sconion ’95

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2020 Alumni Association Board

Stay safe & well, Kristen Trail Wilson, ’91 Alumni Advisory Board Chair

Interested in volunteering for the Alumni Association?

Contact Susan Butcher Roarty ’95 at sroarty@johncarroll.org or 410.838.8333, ext. 2106 to learn how you can get involved!

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Welcome, New Alumni Advisory Board Members!

Collin McCaughey ’15 is excited to join the Alumni Advisory Board and help engage more young alumni. Collin cites his years at John Carroll as some of the best in his life and he hopes to help other alumni who feel the same contribute to the life of the school they love.

Kira Sconion ’95 looks forward to enhancing the Patriot experience for current and future Patriots, including nephew Mario ’24. She is also eager to foster strong community relationships and engage a wider, more diverse segment of her fellow alumni.

John Carroll roots run deep for Mike Pipitone ’07, one of five members of his family to graduate as a Patriot.

Mike is enthusiastic about reconnecting with the school community and fostering a renewed sense of energy and excitement among other alums.

Members of the Class of 2020 were surprised with deliveries from the Alumni Association, welcoming these latest Patriots to the family of more than 10,000 alumni around the globe!

2020 Alumni Award Recipients These esteemed alumni are the embodiment of what it means to be a Patriot, and we look forward to honoring them during Alumni Weekend 2021! Look for a more detailed write-up about these esteemed alumni in an upcoming issue Connections.

R E V. C H A R L E S K . R I E P E A W A R D Chuck Boyle ’69, whose 30-year career at Boyle Buick GMC and commitment to his faith and community make him extremely deserving of the highest award bestowed on a John Carroll alum.

P AT R I O T P R I D E A W A R D S Joshua Cogan ’95, an Emmy Award-winning photographer and anthropologist whose work can be found everywhere from the Smithsonian to the Discovery Channel.

YO U N G A L U M N I O U T S TA N D I N G ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Lauren Humphries ’03, a tireless advocate for individuals with dwarfism.

Hollie Montague Eid ’91, a social worker who gives back to our community and helps others improve their quality of life.

P AT R I O T S E R V I C E A W A R D Sarah Klein ’01, for her dedication and commitment to the John Carroll community.

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Shelly Masenior Hutchinson ’90, whose esteemed choreography career led her to helping young artists.

From the Archives 50 YEARS AGO In the spring of 1970, the first John Carroll Country Fair was held! At the first Home School Association meeting of that year, Fr. Riepe told HSA president Jack Hunter that he wanted a country fair… and the rest is history. Jack was the first chair of a committee that included then-parents (all of whom went on to become proud Patriot grandparents!)

Joan Larney, Tom Murtagh, Bill Richards, Ed Stauch, Al McGann and Tony Meoli. Most will remember participating in, volunteering for and enjoying this weekend-long fair that ran for over 40 years. Now, we welcome our alumni back that same time each year to celebrate Alumni Weekend!

20 YEARS AGO In the fall of 2000, as John Carroll celebrated its 35th anniversary in the year named by Pope John Paul II as both a Jubilee Year and Holy Year, alumni from the class of 1968 were invited back to campus to celebrate the opening liturgy with the school, as the school year started under the theme “Open Wide the Doors.”

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1970s Geraldine Lee Trust ’70 has published two novels under the pen name G.M. Trust. The latest is “Garden of Lies.”

1 Congratulations to Carolyn Lambdin ’70, mother of Jennifer Doyle ’93, who has been named President of the Morris A. Mechanic Foundation, Inc. We have witnessed Carolyn’s impact and commitment firsthand at John Carroll, thanks to her service on the leadership board of John Carroll’s Lighting the Way Campaign.

2 In an effort to help members of his community continue to put food on their table, Jerry Pilachowski ’71 started the Little Free Food Pantry in a small tent in front of his home in Red Lion.

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4 Before long, that small tent had to be exchanged for a donated shipping container as his neighbors, area businesses and a team of volunteers embraced the “give what you can, take what you need” food pantry.

3 At the second annual Addiction Connections Resource Award Ceremony, The Dresher Foundation was honored with the Joe Ryan Champion for Prevention and Recovery Award, named for fellow Patriot Joe Ryan ’73 in honor of his dedication to creating substance abuse and recovery awareness during his career in law enforcement. We were proud to be on hand to celebrate this family that gives so much to the community and to our school, and many of whom are alumni, including our own Director of Advancement Susan Butcher Roarty ’95.

John Mullen ’74 is semi-retired but still works part time with cancer patients. John served in the Navy after medical school and served as medical officer on a nuclear submarine.

4 Congratulations to many JC alum who are involved in opening the new beautiful Harford County Brewery, Hopkins Farm Brewery, including Dan Hopkins ’79, Dave Hopkins ’75, Aaron Hopkins ’08, Alice Hopkins Puckett ’77, Michele Daly Hopkins ’77, Mitchell Hopkins ’16 and Ali Luongo Hopkins ’08. Be sure to stop in next time you are in Havre de Grace!

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1980s 1 The Fritz Family, Judy ’80 and Brady ’15 attended a taping of “The Price is Right,” where Brady was selected to be a contestant on the perennial game-show favorite and even won the Showcase Showdown!

2 In her vital role as Project Lead at Johns Hopkins Medicine, Kathy Appel Sapitowicz ’81 was training doctors on how to use telehealth effectively long before coronavirus came around. She and her team continue to work diligently on ways to enhance telehealth for treating COVID-19 as well as for other healthcare applications.

3 Chris McDonell ’86, President & CEO at McDonell Consulting Group/Sandler Training and award-winning sales, management and leadership trainer and keynote speaker, is

one of 52 individuals chosen for Leadership Maryland and will participate in the professional development program dedicated to building a better Maryland by harnessing the strength of its local business and community leaders.

4 Jenny Block ’88 is a Houston-based author and writer who recently released a new book, “Be That Unicorn: Find your Magic. Live your Truth. Share your Shine.” You can see more at www.bethatunicorn.net.

Teresa Forsythe Brethauer ’88 is currently finishing her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and is an Academic Coach at Walden University. She got married in September, and welcomed six bonus daughters in addition to three children of her own.

Rachael Rice ’88, Laurie Lutche Scannell ’88 and Director of Institutional Advancement Susan

Butcher Roarty ’95 and their families, including Chris Scannell ’85, Erin Scannell ’19 and Megan Scannell ’21, teamed up to help their neighbors dealing with food insecurity as a result of COVID-19.

Together they collected and delivered 1,375 pounds of non-perishable food items and $900 to the Harford County Community Action Agency Food Bank.

5 You never know where you will meet a JC alum!

While serving on their sophomore service learning retreat at Beyond Capernaum, Stephen Snyder ’22 and Abby Leslie ’22 met Betsy Burke ’85. Betsy is a volunteer at the program which serves special needs adults and loves sharing her passion with her fellow Patriots!

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1990s, 2000s & 2010s 1990s 1 “Every effort counts.” That is how Beynon Sports began a recent social media post that included a photo of their new production line churning out much-needed bottles of hand sanitizer.

The Maryland-based athletic track and turf field surface company was founded by John T. Beynon, father of Drew ’93 and Jay ’95, and today Drew serves as Chief Operating Officer of the highly successful business.

2 Jeremy Rosendale ’95 recently joined forces with other volunteers to make personal protective equipment (PPE) for staff at Johns Hopkins, as well as first responders and others on the frontlines of the response to COVID-19.

In the few hours he spent volunteering, Jeremy became part of an effort which has produced over 50,00 PPE kits to date!

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3 In need of a comfort food fix? Visit the Triple J Food Co. Food Truck, owned by Jeff Greggs ’99, at its new home at 2801 Churchville Road! Visit their Facebook page or www.triplejfoodco.com for more information or to check out their menu.

2000s Daniel Egan ’01 is teaching his middle school students at Ridge and Valley Charter School in Blairstown, New Jersey, to practice gratitude, even in trying times. Students have spent time writing letters to first responders, medical personnel and essential workers expressing their thanks for the important work being done by people in those categories.

4 Social Studies teacher and Varsity Baseball Coach Darrion Siler ’01 had the opportunity to go to Russia to coach and present at the International Sports Group Baseball/Russian Baseball Federation Coaches Conference, which conducts coaching

development seminars dedicated to spreading the proper baseball coaching techniques. While in Russia, the group recorded a podcast to recap their experience. To listen to the podcast, visit www.baseballoutsidethebox.com.

5 Kyle Hoedebecke ’02 received the President’s Volunteer Service Award. The award is given in recognition and appreciation for his commitment to strengthen our nation and communities through volunteer service.

Jennie Hart ’02 is a pediatric hematologist/ oncologist at Sinai Hospital where she serves as the clinical director of her division as well as the associate pediatric residency program director.

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10 6 Thanks to advancements in modern medicine, the legacy of Larry Hetzel ’05 lives on. This past July, his fiancé gave birth to their daughter, Wren Josephine Hetzel, three years after Larry’s passing from leukemia.

7 Molly Housman Roseland ’05 and her husband Matt have two big things to celebrate: the launch of their new business, a snowball stand in Abingdon called Friendship Snowballs, and the birth of their first child, Grace Catherine!

8 Katie Johnson ’07 and her boyfriend, Jared Noe, purchased and began renovations on Havre de Grace’s State Theater in early 2018, they dreamed of it becoming a place that not only showcased live entertainment, but one that also supported area small businesses.

2010s Congratulations Kristen Little Gaeng ’10 and her husband Deke Gaeng on the birth of their son, Greer Gaeng!

9 Filmmaker Alesia Etinoff ’10 attributes her start to John Carroll, where she wrote and starred in a feature film she made for her Senior Project called “Scarred.”

For her latest project, Alesia wrote and starred in “19 Weeks,” a short film which tells the story of a woman learning to grieve following a miscarriage. Alesia is also the creator of the widely praised webseries, AvantGuardians. To learn more, visit www.alesiaetinoff.com.

After living in Ireland, Christopher Bruneau ’11 has returned state-side. Christopher has resumed his position at a financial services firm in the Washington, DC area and now resides in Bethesda, MD. Christopher’s mother (Maureen Bruneau) and sister (Beth Pocalyko) recently opened a men’s boutique store on Main Street, Bel Air. The store is named John’s Men’s Clothing Store, in memory of his brother.

special education on hold to answer his country’s call as a member of the Maryland Army National Guard.

Matt and his unit are now on Active Duty, working to distribute food and provide security where needed while also gearing up for a potential deployment in the coming months. Thank you, Matt, for your service!

Malik Tyne ’15 was drafted number 24 overall in the Canadian Football League Draft.

11 Jake Dengler ’16 has signed on to play soccer professionally with Loudoun United, an affiliate of D.C. United.

Immanuel Quickley ’18 was named SEC Player of the Year before entering the NBA Draft.

If you love antiques, be sure to check out Tommy’s Antiques and Collectibles in White Marsh, which Tommy Kerfoot ’19 opened over the summer.

10 For some, serving others is a way of life. That is the case for Matt Linck ’13. Matt put his career in JOHNCARROLL.ORG

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In Memoriam Please pray for the souls of these deceased alumni, parents, grandparents and friends who passed away between January 16, 2020 and August 13, 2020.

ALUMNI

Arlene Hildebrandt

Ralph Bartlett ’68

David Minnis

John Dallam ’81

Virgina Mundth

Joseph Ragno ’68

Andrew Nicotra

Patricia Weber Yancone ’72

Conley Reems

PA R E N T S A N D

John Rys-Sikora

PA R E N T S O F A L U M

Dorothy Scharmann

S. Altaf Ali

Kathryn Trenery

Carol Sofia Becker

G R A N D PA R E N T S

Patricia Benfield

Peter Calabrese

Robert Derbyshire

Eugene C. Grden, Sr.

Eugene Eaby

Cami Meyers

Richard Furst

Linda Lee Miller

Nancy Gracia

In Memoriam Policy: Connections will only publish information provided directly to alumni@johncarroll.org to ensure we are sharing the most accurate information.

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The Fund for JOHN CARROLL

Your gift makes a difference.

Where Will YOU Make a Difference?

TUITION ASSISTANCE • SPECIAL PROGRAMS ACADEMICS • ATHLETICS • FINE ARTS Every gift of every amount has a tremendous impact on the lives of our students!

Visit johncarroll.org/giving to make a difference today!

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John Carroll School Giving Report F O R D O N AT I O N S M A D E J U LY 1 , 2 0 1 9 – J U N E 3 0 , 2 0 2 0

Thank you for your support!

We are profoundly grateful to all members of the John Carroll community who made an impact during the 19 – 20 school year by investing in our school, its students and faculty. Because of your generosity, we are able to continue to make every John Carroll experience possible and to make a difference in the lives of current and future Patriots. We could not do it without you and your gift to the Annual Fund — thank you!

YO U R G I F T M A D E A DIFFERENCE! Thanks to you, we were able to:

OVERALL GIVING FISCAL YEAR 2020

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Donors

D O N O R A F F I L I AT I O N B R E A K D O W N Provide 46 families with emergency tuition relief in response to the COVID crisis

Increase the number of faculty by five to keep class sizes small with increased enrollment

Add an innovative, elective course entitled “Exploration of Human Rights, Genocide and the Pursuit of Justice”

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Annual Fund Greatest Need

$184,372 Alumni Parents

Scholarships & Memorial Funds

$196,638 Student Emergency Fund

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Friends of JC

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Equip every classroom with stateof-the-art cameras and soundbars to enhance distance learning

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One of the most important values I learned from John Carroll is giving back — I want to give back to JC to help the school continue to develop leaders in the community.”

– Tim Kutcher ’15

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Honor Roll of Donors * Indicates 5+ Consecutive Years of Giving BLACK & GOLD CIRCLE ($25,000+) The Kelso Bishop Family Foundation Chuck and Pat Boyle** Gus and Penny Brown** Jim and Jeanne Butcher* Carmen & Victoria Deyesu Family Foundation, Inc. The Dresher Foundation, Inc. Tom and Dori Kelso** Cindy Morrison Adam Pattisall THE RIEPE CIRCLE ($10,000 – $24,999) Tom and Kelly Bonsack Larry and Pam Burton** George and Ann Drummey** Eden Bridge Foundation Bob and Patricia Falter* David and Christine Fronek Bob and Donna Kahoe** James Kaper and Carol Tacket** Klein’s Family Markets/Shoprite The Ralph and Shirley Klein Foundation, Inc. Jayne Klein** The Sedney Family** Abbey Smith and John Shettle Dick and Esther Streett Lou and Denise Vigliotti* PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($5,000 – $9,999) A. Bright Idea, LLC Alister and Lashonda Barrow Tim and Kelly Burton Kevin and Elizabeth Campion* Digital Innovations Ellin & Tucker, Chartered John and Sandie Ferriter** The Ferriter Family Charitable Fund Steph and Joe Hau Increditek Jiffy Lube Frank Kellner** The Kelso & Giannelli Families Huffer and Amy McGuirk Josh and Erin Nelson Mark and Patty Ramsay** Danny and Susan Roarty** David and Diana Sedney State of Maryland Treasurer’s Office The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Upper Chesapeake Medical Center, Inc Louis and Courtney Westermeyer Michael Young PAT R I O T C I R C L E ($2,500 – $4,999) Anonymous John Blair Patrick and Christi Boyle Michael and Cathleen Brockmeyer** C&E Acquisition Group Campion Insurance, Inc. Steve and Debbie DiBiagio**

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Joshua and Chelsea Dresher** Julie and Jack Duley** Estate of Joshua E. Hamer Mary and Lee Fraiji* Harford Community College Harford Financial Group Chris and Tess Gauthier GE Foundation (The) Louis and Louise Géczy** Don and Katy Giannelli** Jones Junction Marshall Klein Sarah Klein Robert and Alicia Kunisch John and Sue Kutcher** Paul and Generosa Lazor** Kathleen Richards Litinas M&T Bank John and Marcie Michael Pam Roberts Brian and Alison Shorts Steve and Kellie Smaldore John and Jackie Spelman St. Isaac Jogues Denise Bertrand and Jerry Steiner Strong Wall Construction PA C I F I C U S ($1,000 – $2,499) Anonymous Ric Abercrombie Aladdin Food Management Services, LLC Nate and Erin Albright Allied Telephone and Data Corp Archdiocese of Baltimore Patrick and Julie Baker** Vickie and Rick Bands** Bridget Binko and Fred Molnar Mike Boyle** Brown, Brown, & Young BW Mechanical Inc. CEM (Chesapeake Environmental Management, Inc.) Jessica and Michael Chiari Jack and Maureen Ciesielski** Clean Image Bill & Paige Cox Danleigh Homes Brian and Karen Dembeck** Tony and Margaret DiPaula** Will and Nancy Dukes Karen and Patrick Everett Ken and Angela Ferrara Kevin Ferrell Jeff and Lisa Fleming Jeff and Jean Foulk* Mrs. L.N. Franetovich** Friends R Family Foundation Kurt and Donna Froehlich Stewart and Tricia Getz* Gary and Mary Grimm** Scott and Kathi Gromacki** Hamilton Beach Jon and Yvette Hawkins* John and Leora Hieber Brooke Hopkins Dan and Katie Hopkins Hord, Coplan, Macht

Erik and Carla Howard JC Students for Josh Hamer Scholarship Kay Dee Enterprises, Inc. Scott and Michele Kearby* Richard and Jennifer Keetley Charitable Trust Kelly & Associates Kevin and Paula Klages* Brad and Amber Knapp* Jim Knauf Sandy Krawchuk and Stephen Benton Russ and Jennifer LaGreca* Laurel Bush Family Denistry The Lazoff Family Levindale, Inc. Mike and Carole Matejevich Jim and Betsy McAveney Richard and Barbara McCaughey Eric and Tracey McLauchlin Don McNaulty Denny Meadowcroft Tony and Ginny Meoli** Gregory and Nance Morrissey Donald and Michelle Mosier** J. Donald Murray** Craig and Patty O’Brien** Michele Pickett Matthew and Lisa Pipitone* Mike and Lisa Pons The Ramsay Family Residential Title Rachael Rice and David Carey** Dr. and Mrs. Charles Riemenschneider** Justin and Rebecca Riemer* Roaritech David and Melanie Robinson* Ken and Kathleen Rodgers Stephen and Melanie Root James Selway and Amber Leach-Selway** Joshua and Lauryn Seufert Brian Sheridan Edward and Quynh Simon Nelson and Sandy Smith** Snee, Lutche, Hemlinger & Spielberger, P.A. Stamper Electric Ed Stauch Steve and Susan Strawbridge** Ten Oaks Homes Chuck and Jessie Thompson Melanie Tserkis Turf Connections, Inc. Bob and Toni Ungaretti** Richard J. Walker and Mary Horan** Keith and Lanie Watson Mary Lacey and Michael Wolfe** Paul and Christine Zurkowski FOUNDER’S SOCIETY ($500 – $999) Michael and Deborah Adams** Gregory and Caroline Adolph Trif and Stacey Alatzas All Seasons Sports Academy Allsigns Matthew Backert Daniel Barnes Berkowitz II Foundation Inc

Scott Bertuzzi** Michael Bertuzzi Christopher and Jennifer Bishop Irene Boyle* R. Brooke Boyle Bozel Transfer Inc. Greg and Christie Brown William Bullock Stephen and Wen Cadden Suzanne Cathell and Michael Ruth Brady Chrismer Ronnie Clarke and Tim Wolfe Stuart and Pamela Cohen Steven and Megan Connelly Costco Wholesale Executive Match James and Julie Cranford Colleen Crews* Kristen Culver Anthony Dennis Joan Franetovich Desoto and Kim Desoto** Gregory Johnson and Sheila Dews-Johnson Stephen and Sherry Dorsch Tom Durkin Eban LLC Timothy and Kerry Ferriter Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mary Helen Fraiji Frederick Ward Associates Joseph and Amy Gaeta Matthew J. Giannelli Pat and Chrystie Goles* Carol Anne Gray-Cassady* Dennis and Pamela Guerieri** Charles and Julie Hafer Michael and Susan Hallowell Douglas and Stefani Harmon Bill and Scootsie Hatter High Mark Construction Karen Hoffman Ray and Jennifer Hudson Ingredion Irna Jay K. L. Hoffman & Company, PC John and Belinda Karas Donald and Shirley Kern** Key Systems, Inc. Electrical Contractors Tom and Cheryl King Jane Kinsel and Michail Sitkovsky* Klein’s ShopRite of Maryland, Charitable Fund Inc. Christopher and Jennifer Lanzilotta Jeffrey and Dana Leach Bob and Joan Lozinak Norbert and Carol Luken* Kevin and Michelle Lynch Donald and Mary Sue Lynch** Daniel and Brittany Lynch* Mariner Custom Homes LLC The Meoli Companies John and Ann McAuliffe** Brenda and Donald McCaughey* Amy Meyerl* Stephen and Kelly Mikulcik Ed and Billie Miller Gretchen Mink Morgan Family Foundation Melissa Mullahey JOHNCARROLL.ORG

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John Mullen Mark Namvary Jeff Nattans Richard and Christine Newcomb Oak Contracting Party Party, Inc. Jeffrey and Mary Paxson Michael and Traci Pellegrini** John and Karen Pipitone* Patrick and Kristin Pollard Peggy Pramuan Jason Pruitt Carolyn White Raff Frederick and Sandra Regler Duane and Adrianne Rhine Edward and Jean Rodier Ralph and Glorianna Romanelli* RU Soccer Academy LLC Pamela Sanzone Gary and Kathleen Scholl Mark and Victoria Semanie Stephen and Susan Shaw Peter and Lisa Sheehan* Neelu Milak and Prashant Shukla Joseph and Lynn Skerpon Jay and Sharon Smith** Ross Smith Daniel and Rebecca Smith* John and Soubi Sullivan* David and Lynn Sutor Swagdog Tessier Enterprises, LLC Michael and Kristy Thomson Colleen Thoner Benjamin Volker Stephen and Jane Volker John and Patricia von Paris Daniel and Michelle Webster David N. Williams** Chuck Wilson Barry Wohl Robert York Paul and Shelly Yurechko Kimberly and Jason Zarzycki BOARD OF TRUSTEES Nate Albright ’99 Vickie Ensor Bands ’75** Betsy Campion* Sheila Dews-Johnson Stephen W. Lutche, Esq. ’83** Cynthia M. Morrison ’74 John Pipitone* Lt. General Mark F. Ramsay ’77** Dr. Charles H. Riemenschneider Ph.D. ’70** Lisa Sheehan* Louis J. Vigliotti* Michael Young FORMER TRUSTEES Louise Angert Dr. Thomas J. Bonsack ’78 Jon Botzler** Mike Boyle ’94** Gus Brown** Larry Burton ’80**

Jim DeCapite** Brian Dembeck ’72** Steve DiBiagio** George Dircks George E. Drummey III ’68** Bob Falter* John Ferriter** Sandie Ferriter** J. Craig Forrest** Tricia Getz* Pat Goles* John Hmelnicky ’75 Mike and Lisa Pons The Ramsay Family Residential Title Rachael Rice and David Carey** Dr. and Mrs. Charles Riemenschneider** Justin and Rebecca Riemer* Roaritech David and Melanie Robinson* Ken and Kathleen Rodgers Stephen and Melanie Root James Selway and Amber Leach-Selway** Joshua and Lauryn Seufert Brian SheridanJohn Hmelnicky ’75 Bob Kahoe ’68** Dr. James B. Kaper, Ph.D. ’70** John Karas Frank P. Kellner III ’85** Tom Kelso ’70** Mark Lazoff Joan Lozinak Don Lynch** Bob Lynch Carole Matejevich Jim McAveney Don McCaughey* Huffer McGuirk ’78 Tony Meoli** Rachael Rice ’88** Susan Butcher Roarty ’95** Fr. Mike Schleupner Blaise Sedney ’78** Jim Stangle Toni Ungaretti** John von Paris ’77 Jay Young ’77 Orsia Young FA C U LT Y A N D S TA F F Caroline Thomey Adolph ’01 George Appleby** Danica Zavodny Attanasio ’97 Julie Baker** Denise Beam John Blackwell Matthew Blair Kimberly Cadle Mark Canter ’01 Sue Cathell Kevin Chalk Lisa Collins Sean Connolly* Paul Davis Christopher Deaver Tony Del Puppo

Steve DiBiagio** Larry Dukes Tom Durkin Karen Cashour Everett ’93 Erik Fabriziani James Fendryk Joseph Gallen Mike Gaudreau ’70 Tess Mosko Gauthier ’71 Louise Géczy** Seth Goldberg Caroline Haggerty ’13 Allison Maynard Hall ’89 Jacob Hollin ’92* Greg Holmes Tyrell Howard-Franklin David Huber Sean Ireton Hannah Jacques ’13 Rodney Johnson Andrew Ketchum Michael Kimble Casey Knell ’11 Julia Koltas Paul Lazor** Beverly Markel** Edward Maynard ’93** Joe McGrain Jeremy Mellady Tara Milburn Edward Miller Michael Monaghan Linda Batzer Nitchie Jessica Chapman Nusbaum ’00 Mary Opperhauser Julie Parrish Teresa Ward Pleiss ’04 Susan Butcher Roarty ’95** Kelly Roiy Gregory Russell* Leanne Salyer Joseph Scheide Bob Schick Gary Scholl Alyson Jacques Shiflett ’07 Carrie Siemsen Jeffrey Siler ’01 Jordan Smith Erin Stellmon Susan Strawbridge** Abigail Swift Dawn Teel Vicki Thacker* Rob Torres** Zac Ufnar Thomas Vierheller Joe Vitucci Courtney Von Lange* Kathy Walsh Brandon Ward Laura Ward-Moran Michelle Bertrand Webster ’81 Charles Wilson ’70 Kimberly Streett Zarzycki ’88 Christine Zurkowski

We support the John Carroll School so we can enhance the lives of students within our local community. We believe that investing in our youth today will enable them to be better leaders in our community in the future.”

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C U R R E N T PA R E N T S CLASS OF 2020 – 2023 Anonymous Frank and Jennifer Adamski Trif and Stacey Alatzas Ronald and Kristi Andrychowski Glenn and Sylvia Arrington Matthew Backert Patrick and Julie Baker** Russell and Barbara Ball Joseph and Genene Barrett Alister and Shonda Barrow Anne and Brandt Bell Lawrence and Stacey Bezold Christopher and Jennifer Bishop Nicolle Borys-Pirozzi and Ralph Pirozzi Andrew Bredesen and Lisa Lee-Bredesen Frank and Tracy Brown Wallica Brown Kevin and Kate Bruggeman* Cathleen Buerhaus Eric Bulger Steven and Melissa Burns Tim and Kelly Burton Brett Butler and Karen Kennedy-Butler Timothy and Krista Capurso Tim and Michelle Carrigan Frank and Melissa Cassidy Pamela Clark Bob and Erin Clayton Michael and Lisa Collins Anthony and Grace Comello Steven and Megan Connelly Sean Connolly and Melissa Dempsey-Connolly Rick and Elizabeth Cotton Christopher and Jennifer Cox Brian and Stacie Currey Chris and Karen Deaver Kim and Joan Desoto** Jeff and Kim Deyesu Tim and Lisa Dippel Bruce and Cherry Donnelly John and Eileen Earnest Jessica Eckley Mitch and Melissa Ensor Karen and Patrick Everett Cynthia and David Eyler Darrius Farley and Erin O’Brien Terri Ferguson Blair and Tammy Fetzer Jeff and Lisa Fleming Jacqueline Fortunato Jeff and Jean Foulk* Erin Gallagher Christopher and Laura Gibson Mark and Tiffany Ginski Brian and Deb Golumbek Christopher and Tara Graf Scott and Kathi Gromacki** Charles and Julie Hafer William and Meg Hall Lawrence and Lyn Hannan Michael and Marci Hare Douglas and Stefani Harmon Steph and Joe Hau

Robert Hauf Jon and Yvette Hawkins* Elaine Heidelberg Brian and Jessica Hensley John and Dawn Holschuh Dave Drager and Karen Holt-Drager* Brooke Hopkins Kevin and Danielle Hopkins Phil and Lori Hopkins Bill and Linda Hopkins Hormes Family Joshua and Jan Houck Erik and Carla Howard Ray and Jennifer Hudson Frederick and Suzanne Hughes Edward and Brigette Humes Kevin and Marie Jefferson John and Lynn Katen Matthew and Claire Kidwell Tom and Cheryl King Howard and Jodi Knowles James and Carole Kohl Nick and Maureen Kolb Greg and Mary Kozera Janus Kurzmann John and Sue Kutcher** Michelle Labanowski Christopher and Jennifer Lanzilotta Mark and Karen Lazoff Jeffrey and Dana Leach Andrew Bredesen and Lisa Lee-Bredesen David and Kimberly Levush Barbara Lindt Paul and Joanne Lortie Brian and Jaime Lutz Kelly MacDonald John and Kamla Macis Brian and Kim MacIver Diane MacKenzie Kent and Sandra Madigan Jeffrey and Christine Mangin Dean and Susan Mannlein Toby and Julie Marindin Jennifer Marshall Cecil and Tracy Martin Scott and Shannon McCracken Eric and Tracey McLauchlin Jon and Carrie Mesher-Bottino Laura Messick Gerard and Melissa Meyer John and Marcie Michael Stephen and Kelly Mikulcik Matt and Ginger Miller Todd and Melissa Milliron Moses and Carolyn Mingle Gretchen Mink Adam and Dana Moore Daniel and Leigh Ann Moran Jeffrey and Barbara Morgan Pat and Katherine Mullin Mark Namvary Steve and Stacie Nance Josh and Erin Nelson Richard and Christine Newcomb Matt and Mary Beth Norwood Vincent and Amy Novak Mike and Denise Novak Nichol Oliverio Gina Pace Michael and Jen Patrick Adam Pattisall Averill and Amy Peet Christina and John Philistine David and Dena Phillips

Ben and Jill Pierce Andy and Tracie Pullen Derek and Kari Queen Richard and Leann Reeves Paul and Emma Reich Brian and Carolyn Riffel Jeff and Jamee Ritter Shawn and Dawn Roach Brian and Becki Robinson David and Melanie Robinson* Brian and Becki Robinson Edward and Jean Rodier The Romain Family Stephen and Melanie Root Nicholas and Despina Roros Thomas and Kellie Rosso Nelson Ruiz John and Laura Runyeon Jacqueline Fortunato Mark and Victoria Semanie John and Tracy Shirk Brian and Alison Shorts Prashant Shukla and Neelu Milak Carrie and John Siemsen Chris Skandalis Walter and Elaine Smith Keith and Jaclyn Smith Jason Smith and Jennifer Dippel-Smith Keith and Jaclyn Smith Ross Smith Walter and Elaine Smith Todd and Jamie Snellenburg Peter Sotirakos Brad and Carol Spring Matt and Alison Stangle Josephine Stewart Christopher and Kim Suskowicz John and Linda Sutton Steve and Teresa Tauber James and Stephanie Temple Chuck and Jessie Thompson Elaine Heidelberg Chuck and Jessie Thompson Nick and Shannon Thomson Frank Urzynicok Kevin and Jennifer Vail Donald Waitt and Nicole Steck-Waitt Andrew and Kathleen Walsh John and Michelle Waugh William and Hope Weiman JR and Robin West Lou and Courtney Westermeyer Jason and Judi Willhide Marty and Kristen Wilson Colleen and Robert Wilson Paul and Shelly Yurechko Chang Zhang and Lan Tang PA R E N T S O F A L U M N I Anonymous Mike and Deborah Adams** Guy and Anita Akob** Trif and Stacey Alatzas Jack and Diane Almony Jon and Karen Amos Ronald and Kristi Andrychowski Louise Angert Richard Astle Rick and Vickie Bands** E. Virginia Baranoski Alister and Shonda Barrow Austin Barrows George and Nancy Bartlett Ron and Anne Basener

Vince and Laura Basilio Elaine Smith Baxter** Eliot and Tirza Bensel Larry and Marie Berger Pete and Linda Berry Michael Bertuzzi Allen and Brenda Blittersdorf Albert and Lisa Boeren Billy and Barb Boniface Tom and Kelly Bonsack Joanna Borys** Jon and Kelly Botzler** Natalie Boyd** Chuck and Pat Boyle** Irene Boyle* Mike and Cathleen Brockmeyer** Gus and Penny Brown** John and Linda Browning George and Betty Buckless Eric Bulger Sallie Bunce* Kathleen Buppert Linda Burris Jeanne and Jim Butcher* Brett Butler and Karen Kennedy-Butler Steve and Wen Cadden T.J. and Katie Callan Kevin and Betsy Campion* Helen Carpenter Paul and Mary Cashour Frank and Melissa Cassidy Joan Chapman Jim and Carolyn Chrismer** Brady Chrismer Boo Chrismer Mark and Ann Marie Cirincione Stuart and Pam Cohen Fran and Jeff Cohen Michael and Lisa Collins Joe and Lisa Condon Sean Connolly and Melissa Dempsey-Connolly* Rick and Elizabeth Cotton Roy and Julie Cranford Colleen Crews* Brian and Stacie Currey Pete and Dianne Dacey Chris and Karen Deaver Jim and Marcie DeCapite** Charlie and Carol Delss** Brian and Karen Dembeck** Robert and Deborah Dengler** Jeff and Kim Deyesu Steve and Debbie DiBiagio** Tony and Margaret DiPaula** Paul and Stella DiPeso Tim and Lisa Dippel Art and Donna Dippel Jason Smith and Jennifer Dippel-Smith George and Sharon Dircks John and Carole Dolan** Jeff and Chris Dresher George and Ann Drummey** Bob and Jane DuBois Larry and Kathy Dukes Jack and Julie Duley** Kenneth and Pamela Eldreth Tim and Sharon Elliott Mitch and Melissa Ensor Betsy Evans** Elizabeth and Mark Ewing Bob and Patricia Falter* Terri Ferguson Ken and Angela Ferrara

Donor Spotlight Mark and Karen Lazoff fully embody the meaning of the “all in” Patriot spirit at John Carroll. As parents of Adam ’12 and Ben ’21, Mark and Karen have dedicated over a decade of support to John Carroll through their volunteer efforts, event sponsorships, trusteeship, and support of the Annual Fund. Supporting the Annual Fund’s efforts is important to the Lazoff family. Mark feels “it is our duty as a parent to help where we can whether financially, volunteering or preferably both. We are in this as a team and the school cannot accomplish this alone.”

As Chair of the Parent Association, Mark Lazoff has consistently given his time to John Carroll and its students, faculty, and staff to inspire growth and leadership. Having served on multiple committees, Mark is dedicated to growing John Carroll and continuing to support its mission and values in any way possible.

Mark and Karen Lazoff are truly inspiring examples of parent involvement at John Carroll. With Mark leading the Parent Association during both of his son’s tenures at John Carroll, the Lazoff’s level of involvement and giving back to JC goes above and beyond. “Attending Parent Association meetings is a great way to meet and talk with the parents and to coordinate our efforts for the PA sponsored events.” The Parent Association is largely a team effort of enthusiastic and devoted members taking an active interest in the academic, social and moral welfare, as well as promoting fundraising endeavors and events of John Carroll.

When asked what advice they would give to future parents of John Carroll, Mark and Karen said, “Get involved!

The ‘behind the scenes’ effort will produce the results that we all expect.”

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John and Sandie Ferriter** Marian Flagler** Scott and Sonja Flanigan Richard Foard J. Craig and Margaret Forrest Jacqueline Fortunato Jeff and Jean Foulk Wilson and Dianne Fowler Katie Franetovich** Diane and Joseph Frijia** Chris and Mary Pat Gaeng Bernardine Gagliardi Joe and Patricia Gallen Chris and Tess Gauthier Jim Geiman and Laura Jezyk-Geiman Stewart and Tricia Getz* Don and Katy Giannelli** Jeremy and Virginia Gillam Frank and Nancy Giorno** Pat and Chrystie Goles* Brian and Deb Golumbek Erik and Christine Gottschalk Richard and Anne Grason Carol Anne Gray-Cassady* Blaine Greig Lance and Patty Griffin* Gary and Mary Grimm** Scott and Kathi Gromacki** Sheila Hagan Dan and Kelly Haggerty Allison and Doug Hall Michael and Marci Hare Mary Harkins J.D. and Su Harris** Susan Hauptmann-Wingate Jon and Yvette Hawkins* Kelly and Suzanne Hinder John and Ruth Hmelnicky Tom and Sandy Hoff Jake and Amy Hollin* Bill and Linda Hopkins Dan and Katie Hopkins Hormes Family Harry and Clare Horn Joshua and Jan Houck Joe and Mary Iacchei Mark Iannatuono Sean and Cathy Ireton Ron and Lori Jacques Brian and Patti Jacques Roland and Michele Jewett Gregory Johnson and Sheila Dews-Johnson Michael and Paulette Jones Beth Jutras Bob and Donna Kahoe** Steve and Marty Kappel* John and Belinda Karas Scott and Michele Kearby* Tom Keilty Frank and Nancy Kellner David and Mary Ellen Kelly Donald and Shirley Kern** Tom and Cheryl King Kevin and Paula Klages* Jayne Klein**

Manning and Patricia Klepsig* Phil and Mary Kreis Barbara Krim and Milt Szimanski** John and Sue Kutcher** Joe and Carolyn Lambdin** Lawrence and Mary Elise Lanahan Garry and Laura Lang Mark and Karen Lazoff Paul and Generosa Lazor** Andrew Bredesen and Lisa Lee-Bredesen Bob and Joan Lozinak Norbert and Carol Luken* Steve and Lucy Lutche** Wayne and Elaine Lutche* Kevin and Michelle Lynch Don and Mary Sue Lynch** Martha Lynch Kelly MacDonald Jeffrey and Christine Mangin Greg and Julie Maragos Toby and Julie Marindin Robert and Bev Markel** Jim and Mary Martin Mike and Carole Matejevich Joan Matejka* Jim and Betsy McAveney Richard and Barbara McCaughey Don and Brenda McCaughey* Howard and Judy McComas Eric and Tracey McLauchlin Denny Meadowcroft Michael and Kathryn Meadows Tony and Ginny Meoli** Amy Meyerl* Craig and Debbie Miceli John and Marcie Michael Ed Miller Mike and Rene Monaghan Mark and Lori Mooney** Daniel and Leigh Ann Moran Bernie and Lynne Mullin** J. Donald Murray** Joe and Janet Noone Kathy Nori* Matt and Mary Beth Norwood Mike and Denise Novak Jerry and Janet O’Brien Craig and Patty O’Brien** Marybeth O’Connell John and Gail Olsen Dick and Nancy Paaby Gina Pace Robert and Doris Pahr Wayne and Kathy Parris Adam Pattisall Marty and Natalie Perry Victor and Carol Petrosino Tony and Judy Pika* Matthew and Deborah Pilarski* John and Karen Pipitone* Nicolle Borys-Pirozzi and Ralph Pirozzi Patrick and Kristin Pollard Stephen and Nicky Polyak Mike and Lisa Pons Peggy Pramuan Carol Raab

Carolyn Raff Thomas and Nicolina Rafferty Bud Ramsay** Patty and Mark Ramsay** George and Katie Rash Christine Reter Patricia Rink Jeff and Jamee Ritter Shawn and Dawn Roach Pam Roberts David and Melanie Robinson* The Romain Family Rich and Janet Romanelli* James and Candy Romano* John and Suzanne Rosaschi Thomas and Kellie Rosso James and Ruth Rothschilds John and Laura Runyeon Mike Ruth and Sue Cathell Joe and Patricia Ryan Thomas and Mary Ann Ryan William and Georgeanne Saddington Nick and Graz Santoro* Bob and Jeanne Schick Gary and Kathy Scholl Carol and Stephen Schott** Schumacher Family Sam and Ann Scopelliti** Blaise and Rose Sedney** Pete and Lisa Sheehan* Karen Siler Steve and Kellie Smaldore Keith and Jaclyn Smith Nelson and Sandy Smith** Drew and Monica Sneddon Carl and Kathleen Spaeth Jim and Judy Stangle Ed Stauch Bernadine Stogoski Steve and Susan Strawbridge** Dick and Esther Streett John and Soubi Sullivan* Dan and Martha Sullivan* Steve and Teresa Tauber David and Dawn Teel David and Susan Thomey Kevin and Patti Thompson Mike and Kristy Thomson Bob and Debbie Titelman Ken and Nancy Trail* Bob and Toni Ungaretti** James and Germaine Vadas Jerry and Carol Valcik Lucille Valle* Lu Valle Jeffrey and Evelyn Vaughn** Jim and Kim Vaughn Tom and Donna Vierheller Lou and Denise Vigliotti* Joe and Mary Jo Vitucci Steve and Jane Volker John and Patti von Paris Al and Beth Ward** Keith and Lanie Watson John and Michelle Waugh Richard and Evelyn Webb

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Dan and Michelle Webster Nelson and Eileen Weller Dave Williams** Christopher and Patricia Williams Marty and Kristen Wilson Irene Wirth Barry Wohl Gregory and Maureen Yantz Michael Young Ted and Gayle Zamerski Jerry and Laura Zavodny** Chang Zhang and Lan Tang Steve and Beth Zinner Paul and Christine Zurkowski C U R R E N T G R A N D PA R E N T S Anonymous E. Virginia Baranoski Joanna Borys** Chuck and Pat Boyle** William and Judith Carr Paul and Mary Cashour Joseph and JoAnn Cavallucci David and Melinda Craig Naomi Dempsey Art and Donna Dippel Jack and Julie Duley** Sharon Ellwood Sherry and Anthony Fabriziani Marian Flagler** Mary Helen Fraiji Mrs. L.N. Franetovich** Carol Anne Gray-Cassady* Mary Harkins John and Leora Hieber Frank and Nancy Kellner Bob and Joan Lozinak Wayne and Elaine Lutche* Howard and Judy McComas Tony and Ginny Meoli** G. Robert and Hazel Moffett Bernie and Lynne Mullin** Carol Raab Pam Roberts James and Ruth Rothschilds Philip and Karen Ruberry Carol and Stephen Schott** Ronald and Carolyn Shorts Walter and Elaine Smith John Spelman Jim and Judy Stangle Bernadine Stogoski Ken and Nancy Trail* Ralph and Joan Underwood Bob and Toni Ungaretti** James and Germaine Vadas Eric and Lynn Walbeck Nelson and Eileen Weller FRIENDS AND FORMER FA C U LT Y A N D S TA F F Anonymous Jeremy Ament Julie Apple Brenda Ariz Jesse and Lou Ann Bane

Eric Barger Daniel Barnes George and Nancy Bartlett The Batton Family Amy Baylin John Blair Matthew and Joy Boltz Donald and Joy Bonday Daniel Boutz R. Brooke Boyle Theresa Buppert Lauren Burton Jack Carey Paul and Mary Cashour Jeffrey and Deborah Caslin Dennis and Ann Chandler Gwendolyn Chauncey Jim and Carolyn Chrismer** Bob and Pamela Christian Zachary Collins Brittany Connaghan Adrienne Coy Kristen Culver Jesse Dalonzo David and Cheryl Dansberger Casey Davidson Mark Dawson Lori and William Delcher Derek and Angela Dengler Anthony Dennis Glenn and Kathy Dettloff Joe and Liz Devine Thomas DiBiagio Garrett DiBlasi Gary Dickey Margaret Mary Dietz** Drew DiMeo Donna DiPasquale Marc DiPasquale Robin Douglas Steven and Natalie Droski George and Ann Drummey** Dominic and Shobita DuBois Wanda Durvasula Alberta Erhardt Ava Fafalios Justin Febles Stephen and Anne Filar Howard and Pat Frey David and Christine Fronek Betty Funk Joseph and Amy Gaeta Charles and Linda Gagliano Michelle Géczy Jacob Gensel Kevin and Kathy Gilday Jenny and Mark Giordano Nicholas Glorioso Pat and Chrystie Goles* William Goudy Jamie Greer Blaine Greig Chuck and Margaret Grimm Todd Hamer Jack Harmel Daniel Herman Karen Hoffman David and Peggy Hornick John and Christine Hudacek John and Ann Marie Hughes Justin and Allison Hunsinger Joe and Mary Iacchei Trina Isabegovic

Mark and Lori Jankowski Dean Johnson Erica Johnston-Earl Scott Joyce Ann Kangas and Fred Canam David Kanter Owen Karantonis Sue Karsner Brian and Patricia Kelly Brian and Steph King Christopher King James and Kristen Kirkpatrick Marshall Klein Rachel Klein Braden Krantz Sean and Maria Krull Keith and Melody Kruse Robert and Alicia Kunisch Daniel La Sure Carie Lacasse Daniel Lalena Laura and Garry Lang Karen Leary James and Monica Leleszi Mike and Kelly Lembach Ron and Donna Lenzner Kyle Leppert Dawn Levi Brett Lorence Lindsay Lowe Nicole Lundquist John and Liane Maier Robert and Joan Manns Fern Marcus Thomas and Becky Mattison Suzanne McCurdy Stephanie McGuire John and Jamila Mettee Scott Mezan and Eva Belew Elizabeth Mika Wyatt Molyneux Craig and Jennifer Mosier Melissa Mullahey Bernie and Lynne Mullin** Elizabeth Nadolny Bob and Joia Nagy Jeff Nattans Jeffery and Julie Newman Anna Norris Jerry and Janet O’Brien Dick and Nancy Paaby Jeanette Parmigiani Jeffrey and Mary Paxson Carl and Sandra Peters Mai Phuong Phan Michele Pickett Paul and Anne Piluk Brian and Jo Powell* Megan Power Lisa Pratt Jason Pruitt Carolyn Raff John and Carol Raley Deborah Redmer Lisa Reyburn-Payne Jim and Claudia Reyerson Duane and Adrianne Rhine April Richter Craig and Charleen Rick Jennifer Rick Dennis and Carol Roarty Phil Rossetti Donna Rowan

Heather Ruleau Luke Russell Pamela Sanzone Joseph Schmitz Irwin Schwartz Jeremy Scranton Laura Seidel Kimberly Seifert Jamie Selway and Amber Leach-Selway** James and Gretchen Sexton Adam Shefcheck Lisa Shipley Nicole Short Ayden Shughart Brian and Kristin Shutt Michael Simpson George and Jaime Sobieralski Nikko Sohn William and Wendy Spekis Chris and Melissa Streett Karen and Rich Streett Nancy Stuhmer Daniel and Louise Supnick Earl and Lynda Swartzendruber Bob and Joan Templeton Jack Thomas Colleen Thoner Chris and Elizabeth Townsley Melanie Tserkis Susan Valente Rebecca Voss David and Julie Wach Ray and Linda Wanner Al and Beth Ward** Eileen Wilcox Jason and Missy Williams Wilson Family Melissa Windley Joseph Wlodarczyk and Abigail Gepert Mary Teddy Wray Reba Wyatt Chris and Jennifer Yeung* Robert York Christina Zizos O R G A N I Z AT I O N S A. Bright Idea, LLC Abercrombie PA Aladdin Food Management Services, LLC All Seasons Sports Academy Allied Telephone and Data Corp Allsigns Amazon.com – Smile Archdiocese of Baltimore Arena Club (The) B.W. Mechanical Baltimore Sun Media Bank of America Charitable Foundation Berkowitz II Foundation Inc Black and Gold Cleaning LLC Bozel Transfer Inc. Brown, Brown & Young BW Mechanical Inc. C&E Acquisition Group Campion Insurance, Inc. Carmen & Victoria Deyesu Family Foundation, Inc. CEM (Chesapeake Enviromental Management, Inc.) Clean Image Costco Wholesale Executive Match Danleigh Homes Digital Innovations Dresher Foundation, Inc. (The)

Eban LLC Eden Bridge Foundation Ellin & Tucker, Chartered Estate of Joshua E. Hamer Ferriter Family Charitable Fund (The) Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Frederick Ward Associates Friends R Family Foundation GE Foundation (The) Getz Title Group, LLC Hamilton Beach Harford Financial Harford County Farm Fair, Inc. Harford Community College Harford Financial Group High Mark Construction Home Base Hord, Coplan, Macht Increditek Ingredion It’s All About The Kids-Maryland Inc. Ivy Hill Mulch Services LLC JC Students for Josh Hamer Scholarship Jiffy Lube Jones Junction K. L. Hoffman & Company, PC Kay Dee Enterprises, Inc. Kelly & Associates Kelso Bishop Family Foundation (The) Key Systems, Inc. Electrical Contractors Klein’s Family Markets/Shoprite Klein’s ShopRite of Maryland, Charitable Fund Inc. Laurel Bush Family Denistry Leadspec, Inc. Levindale, Inc. M&T Bank Mariner Custom Homes LLC MD VIP Meoli Companies (The) Microsoft Corporation MidAtlantic Photographic LLC Morgan Family Foundation Next Level Sports Performance Oak Contracting Party Party, Inc. Poole and Kent Ralph and Shirley Klein Foundation, Inc. (The) RASAC – Harford County Running Club Residential Title Richard and Jennifer Keetley Charitable Trust Roaritech RU Soccer Academy LLC S.E. Turner Corp.

Saxon’s Diamond Center Snee, Lutche, Hemlinger & Spielberger, P.A. Snyder Baseball LLC St. Isaac Jogues Stamper Electric State of Maryland Treasurer’s Office Streett Family Companies Strong Wall Construction Swagdog T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving (The) Ten Oaks Homes Tessier Enterprises, LLC Turf Connection, Inc. UBS Matching Gift Program Upper Chesapeake Medical Center, Inc Upper Chesapeake Health JOHNCARROLL.ORG

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William Blair & Company Charitable Matching Gift Fund WLR Automotive Group ALUMNI CLASS OF 1968 William Carter Joseph Cassilly George Drummey** Gordon Gehring Dennis Guerieri** Michael Hallowell Ralph Horky Donna-Maria McCloskey Iannatuono Robert Kahoe** Amy Mike* Ralph Romanelli* F. Nelson Smith** John Ward** Catana Carcirieri Weinbrown CLASS OF 1969 Michael Adams** Thomas Bartlett Chuck Boyle** Martha Hopkins Chrismer J. Brady Chrismer Deborah Bosse Hutchinson Shirley Nicholas Kern** Joseph Ruppel Diana Lynch Sedney David Sedney Jay Smith** CLASS OF 1970 Diana Weisbrod Cassilly Claudia Lynch DePasquale Elizabeth Baldwin Ewing Michael Gaudreau Mary Close Hatter* James Kaper** Thomas Kelso** Carolyn Kavanagh Lambdin** Marion Peterson Mullauer Matthew Pilarski* Carol Ferguson Raab Chuck Riemenschneider** Richard Romanelli* Cynthia Bachman Stewart Geraldine Lee Trust Al Ward** Chuck Wilson Irene Hunter Wirth CLASS OF 1971 Benjamin Amoss** David Bartlett Kathy Suhorsky Bartlett Linda Boyle Berry Sallie Turner Bunce* Thomas Coyle Tess Mosko Gauthier John Gillespie Kathleen Hogan Kearney Frank Kearney Anne Hickey Ober Lynn Loughlin Skerpon Dena Bands Snyder Paul Strohmer* Dave Williams** CLASS OF 1972 Sandra Krawchuk Christine Bricker Jack Ciesielski** 36

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Brian Dembeck** Nancy Leithauser Dukes Marian Smith Flagler** Sandra Staniec Harless David Kelly Mary Ellen Carpenter Kelly Liane Bands Maier** Jock McGuirk* Gregory Morrissey Frederick Regler Gregory Smith John Sullivan* Jeffrey Vaughn** Ronnie Clarke CLASS OF 1973 Cynthia Cosentino Karousos Richard Kearney* Michael Klein Kathleen Richards Litinas Rene Rowe Monaghan Joseph Ryan Abigail Smith Jane Kinsel* CLASS OF 1974 Elaine Smith Baxter** Susan Carpenter Kraft Milton Szimanski** Barbara Krim** Kevin Lynch Mary Sue Boyle Lynch** Cynthia Morrison John Mullen Michael Obringer* Timothy Pilachowski Patricia Reider Ryan Edward Simon Denise Bertrand Eliska Tretera David Turowski Beth Von Paris Ward** Elizabeth Carey Ward Joseph Wiley Laura Weber Zimmer** CLASS OF 1975 Vickie Ensor Bands** Alan Boyd** Edward Coyle** William Foster John Hartka* Cecilia Webster Hawkins Charles Heaps John Hmelnicky Edward Hopkins Kathleen Franetovich Hurt** Michele Bands Jewett Patricia Ward Kapelanczyk Laura Larney Lang Mark Meeks Mark Mooney** Lisa Hyman Pons Michael Pons Carol Buczkowski Raley** Kenneth Rodgers Kathleen Michel Scholl James Vaughn Richard Walker** CLASS OF 1976 Karen Smith Amos Elizabeth Conlisk Joan Franetovich DeSoto** Kevin Jarvis James Knauf

Ann Weir McAuliffe** Karen Poziomek Paxton Barbara Boyd Ward** CLASS OF 1977 Sharon Decker Dircks Kevin Ferrell Michael Hagen Ronald Jacques Patty Gay O’Brien** Craig O’Brien** Alice Hopkins Puckett Mark Ramsay** Kimberly Kennedy Vaughn John von Paris Jay Young CLASS OF 1978 Thomas Bonsack Mark Cirincione Ann Franetovich Dellarco Diane Reid Frijia** Katy Kelso Giannelli** Kathleen Walsh Gilday Susan Larney Greig Joan Kronner Huffer McGuirk Deborah Bennett Rowe** Blaise Sedney** David Sutor Lisa Schafert Tugal Donna Thomey Vierheller

Michael Meoli** Stephen Shaw Chris Horley Susman Gretchen Rice John Welsh Stephen Zinner CLASS OF 1983 John Ellinger Peter Franetovich Jill Dauer Gerety Mary Hodsdon Grimm** Sheila Cooney Hagan Stephen Lutche** Kent Madigan Donald Mosier** Paul Supik CLASS OF 1984 Roger Boni Linda Kraft Hopkins Susan Bongardt Horn Lorianne Isennock Margolis Gregg Schwind Neelu Milak Robin Kennard Supik Mary Lacey Long Wolfe**

CLASS OF 1979 Marie Bellantoni Chris Gagliardi* Robert Hickey Sandra Brannan Hoff Daniel Hopkins Brian Jacques Shonn Moore Karen Oppelt** Nicolle Borys-Pirozzi Lucia Valle Jane Mosko Volker

CLASS OF 1985 Ginger Pons Astle Mary Martello Fraiji* Julie Monakil Halvorsen Jon Hawkins* Matthew Hutton Frank Kellner** Jodi Collier Knowles Susan Weller Kutcher** Brian Lutz Richard Pierantozzi McCaughey Margaret Solloway Pramuan Todd Salkowski Christopher Scannell Constance Englesson Weil* Maureen Matejka Yantz Michele Ritondo Yurechko

CLASS OF 1980 Larry Burton** Lisa Barrows Condon Kurt Froehlich Chris Gaeng Denise Hagan Johnson David Moscati Edward Mosley Natalie Schroeter Perry

CLASS OF 1986 Nelson Bell Laura Walter Bulger Jennifer Dippel-Smith Jean Helfrich Foulk* Daniel Haggerty Gina Profili Hormes Ann Kangas** William Thomas

CLASS OF 1981 Scott Bertuzzi** Paul DiPeso Catherine Plantholt Ireton David Kravitz John Meier** R. Kenneth Murphy Sarah Silver Nealley Martin Perry Martha Schumacher Daniel Webster Michelle Bertrand Webster

CLASS OF 1987 Michael Beczkowski Carl Bianco Tim Dippel Deborah Middlestadt Golumbek Kelly Hinder Haggerty Douglas Hall Marci Roberts Hare Leigh Ann Weller Moran Mark Namvary Jean Fritschi Rodier Tony Roman* Kellie Walker Rosso Daniel Smith* Nicole Carr Thorsvik Martin Wilson

CLASS OF 1982 Anonymous Barbara Pinamonti Boniface Billy Boniface Teresa Conley Ferguson Philip Hopkins Beverly Jenkins* Kimberly Smith Malat

CLASS OF 1988 Timothy Carrigan Robert Clark Melissa Dolan Ensor

Maureen Kolb Jeremy Logue* Jeffrey Mangin Ashley Saddington Olsen Michael Pellegrini** Rachael Rice** Laurie Lutche Scannell Michael Thomson Kimberly Streett Zarzycki CLASS OF 1989 Kevin Bruggeman* Krista Haynes Capurso Ann Kolodner Chandler Lisa Borns Dippel Jeffrey Fleming Allison Maynard Hall Danielle Burke Hopkins Kevin Hopkins Anjanette Ungaretti Houck Jennifer Marshall CLASS OF 1990 Anonymous Keisha De Loatch-Nandalal Gregory Donovan Karen Lembitz Gasiorowski John Keenan** Mary Kietzman** Rebecca Klopcic Mattison Patrick Mullin Julie Melvin Newman Melanie Meoli Robinson* Amy Valcik Belinda Burton Vela Colin Ward CLASS OF 1991 Anne Tomick Bell Melanie Dippel Bianco Karen Kennedy-Butler Meghan Caine Kathleen Kohles Callan Kelly Nevin Lembach Brian Sheridan Kristen Trail Wilson Jennifer Hook Wohlfort CLASS OF 1992 Elizabeth Delozier Timothy Ferriter Jake Hollin* Amy Sabatino Hollin* Benjamin Lee Jennifer Palinkas Kim Dahms Wergin* CLASS OF 1993 Ric Abercrombie Kate Nicodemus Bruggeman* Theresa Buppert Brian Currey Jennifer Lambdin Doyle

Karen Cashour Everett Maria Deyesu Healy Christine Pascone Hudacek David Kern* Russell LaGreca* Eddie Maynard** Stephen Saccenti Jeff Wason CLASS OF 1994 Mike Boyle** Michael Cullison Stacie Lort Currey Julie Baummer Maragos Mary Muller-Thym Paxson CLASS OF 1995 Anonymous John Bowling Jessica Stran Chiari Josephine Mosmiller Clark Kathryn Lannon* Kelly MacDonald Jared Marmen Michelle Zilka Mawhinney** Katie Dippel Maynard** Cindy Palinkas Susan Butcher Roarty** Ross Smith Jennifer Williams* CLASS OF 1996 Anonymous Mark Abromaitis* Nicholas Attanasio Cathleen Buerhaus Joy LaGreca Catanese Timothy Decapite Stephen Dorsch Bradley Knapp* Paige Boyle Kornke Kristy Manning Timothy Parks Jessica Siciliano Rice Claire Welsh CLASS OF 1997 Danica Zavodny Attanasio Patrick Boyle Joshua Dresher** Jessica Simpson Meerholz Bradley Meerholz CLASS OF 1998 Richard Grason Elizabeth Pyzik Devine Kristen Fink Laura Wienholt Brookshire CLASS OF 1999 Nathaniel Albright Lisa Comi Baird Sara Sullivan Goodman Jeffrey Greggs* Sandra Gosnell Keller

Kate Magsamen Robert Titelman CLASS OF 2000 Anonymous Sarah Bands Coleman Jennifer Biscoe Giordano Daniel Keller Carolyn Mele Lensch Jessica Chapman Nusbaum Andrew Primrose* Lauryn Jablecki Seufert Joshua Seufert CLASS OF 2001 Gregory Adolph Caroline Thomey Adolph Mark Canter Christina DiBiagio Davidson Sarah Klein Daniel Lynch* Brittany Kneussl Lynch* Lisa Foley Pipitone* Matthew Pipitone* Rebecca Phillips Riemer Karen Baxter Seitz Darrion Siler CLASS OF 2002 Paul Dircks** Maureen O’Connell Sarah Siler Shaw CLASS OF 2003 Bradley Bartkowiak Sara Spangler Brenton Colleen O’Brien Everson Lauren Humphries Owen Jordan* Lauren Kolson Kirchner Matthew Kirchner Kyle Leppert CLASS OF 2004 Anonymous Emily Haller Boyle Gregory Brown Chelsea Armiger Burke Michael Critzer Derek Lynch Teresa Ward Pleiss CLASS OF 2005 Gregory Boyle Caroline Chrismer Evan Hollenshade Michael Jones Dustin Lynch CLASS OF 2006 Jennifer DiBiagio Jessica O’Brien Finck Anna Hagan CLASS OF 2007 Anonymous Kathryn Martin Carlson

Allison Humphries Cuneo* Gavin Rayburn Alyson Jacques Shiflett Stanley Strawbridge CLASS OF 2008 Anonymous Erica Malanga Benjamin Volker CLASS OF 2009 Katelyn Barley Matthew Giannelli Rebecca O’Brien Hollifield Matthew Pramuan Natalie Shaw Rebecca Thompson Melissa Vinton Samuel von Paris Serena Buontempo von Paris CLASS OF 2010 Kristen Little Gaeng William Kinzler* Malarie Filling Rayburn Brianna Reese CLASS OF 2011 Casey Knell CLASS OF 2012 Anonymous CLASS OF 2013 Anonymous Derek Alban Anthony DiMartino Caroline Haggerty Hannah Jacques Shannon Olsen Mackenzie Rayburn Allison Sanphillipo Robert Stahl CLASS OF 2014 Anonymous Emily Cassidy Taylor Gerber Alex Gromacki CLASS OF 2015 Timothy Kutcher CLASS OF 2017 Olivia Lang CLASS OF 2019 Sarah Spaeth CLASS OF 2020 Michael Li IN MEMORY OF Karen Barley Katelyn Barley Elizabeth Barrows Joe and Lisa Condon

It is a true privilege to contribute to John Carroll. As a proud Patriot alumna and freshman parent, my donation is a small token of gratitude to thank John Carroll for all of the wonderful gifts and the positive, impactful experiences that have been shared with me and my family. Mere words cannot express how grateful I am for my excellent education, firm foundation of faith, outstanding opportunities to network with other proud Patriots, and the extremely supportive school community that has extended a warm welcome to my son. I believe in the mission of The John Carroll School and the students, teachers and staff working to build a better tomorrow. I am an extremely proud Patriot!”

– Keisha De Loatch-Nandalal ’90, P’24

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John and Sue Kutcher Michelle Labanowski Garry and Laura Lang Mark and Karen Lazoff Ron and Donna Lenzner Steve and Lucy Lutche Wayne and Elaine Lutche Brian and Jaime Lutz Kevin Lynch Kevin and Michelle Lynch Derek Lynch Dan and Brittany Lynch Bob and Barbara Lynch Don and Mary Sue Lynch Jeffrey and Christine Mangin Jennifer Marshall Mike and Carole Matejevich Eddie and Katie Maynard Stephanie McGuire Jock McGuirk Laura Messick John and Jamila Mettee Gerard and Melissa Meyer Amy Meyerl John and Marcie Michael Gretchen Mink Daniel and Leigh Ann Moran Anne Ober John and Patti von Paris Jeffrey and Mary Paxson Carl and Sandra Peters David and Dena Phillips Joseph and Pamela Pietro Matt and Lisa Pipitone John and Karen Pipitone Patrick and Kristin Pollard Mike and Lisa Pons Dave Carey and Rachael Rice Pam Roberts David and Melanie Robinson John and Suzanne Rosaschi Heather Ruleau Gary and Kathy Scholl Jeremy Scranton Blaise and Rose Sedney Laura Seidel Kimberly Seifert Natalie Shaw Sarah and Scott Shaw Pete and Lisa Sheehan Brian and Alison Shorts Darrion Siler Ed and Quynh Simon Chris Skandalis Joseph and Lynn Skerpon Steve and Kellie Smaldore Matt and Alison Stangle David and Shelley Stannard Melissa Streett Karen and Rich Streett John and Soubi Sullivan John and Linda Sutton Bob and Joan Templeton Vicki Thacker David and Susan Thomey Kevin and Patti Thompson Mike and Kristy Thomson Bob Titelman Jim and Kim Vaughn Lou and Denise Vigliotti Ray and Linda Wanner Lou and Courtney Westermeyer Eileen Wilcox

Marty and Kristen Wilson Barry Wohl Mary Teddy Wray Jason and Kimberly Zarzycki Jack W. Knudson Janus Kurzmann Lewis J Leithauser Nancy and Will Dukes Jim Long Mary Lacey and Michael Wolfe Nancy Brannan Lort Brian and Stacie Currey Brent M. MacDonald Sr. Kelly MacDonald Nita Milak Neelu Milak and Prashant Shukla Paula Moore Adam and Dana Moore Elmer and Charlotte Mosko Tess and Chris Gauthier Franklin and Helen Nicholas Donald and Shirley Kern Tim O’Brien Pat and Chrystie Goles Philip L. Ober Anne Hickey Ober Eric J. Olsen ’88 Ashley Saddington Olsen Zach Owens ’02 Rodney Johnson Leo and Helen Peer Scott and Michele Kearby Patricia Wilson Phillips ’73 Chuck Wilson Marc Pliscof Shawn and Dawn Roach Greg Redmer, Jr. Jeremy Ament Donald and Joy Bonday Jeffrey and Deborah Caslin Gwendolyn Chauncey David and Cheryl Dansberger Jeff and Chris Dresher Betty Funk Charles and Linda Gagliano Nicholas Glorioso David and Peggy Hornick Cindy Karousos Brian and Patricia Kelly Robert and Alicia Kunisch Karen Leary Lindsay Lowe Robert and Joan Manns Fern Marcus Suzanne McCurdy Elizabeth Nadolny Anna Norris Lisa Reyburn-Payne Craig and Charleen Rick Jennifer Rick Donna Rowan Lisa Shipley Daniel and Louise Supnick Earl and Lynda Swartzendruber Tessier Enterprises, LLC David and Julie Wach

Christopher and Patricia Williams Jeremy Rice ’83 Gretchen Rice and Timothy Terry Rachael Rice and David Carey Paul Riemenschneider Michael Critzer Joseph J. Roberts Pam Roberts Patricia G. Rodgers Ken and Kathleen Rodgers Michael J. Romanelli Rich and Janet Romanelli Albert and Blanche Salkowski Todd Salkowski Carolyn Scopel Scootsie and Bill Hatter James O. Severe ’68 Gordon and Wendy Gehring Timothy D. Smith ’69 Elaine Smith Baxter Marian Flagler Ronald A. Spudis ’68 Joe and Diana Cassilly John Edward Welsh Shea Welsh Audrey Coale Wilson Chuck Wilson IN HONOR OF All Those Affected by COVID-19 Jeffrey and Barbara Morgan

Class of 2013 Hannah Jacques

Class of 2022 Patrick and Julie Baker

John Carroll Community, Students, Faculty and Staff Vince and Laura Basilio Black and Gold Cleaning LLC Karen and Patrick Everett Ken and Bridgit Goedeke Andrew Ketchum Howard and Jodi Knowles Barbara Lindt Shannon Olsen Sam and Ann Scopelliti

Class of 2023 Anonymous

John Carroll Fine Arts Department Mike and Kate Gaudreau

Class of 2024 Philip and Karen Ruberry

The Knell Family Casey Knell

Shelby Clayton ’21 Bob and Erin Clayton

Rev. Nicodemus Konza Mary Harkins

Erica Deyesu ’17 Carmen & Victoria Deyesu Family Foundation, Inc. Jeff and Kim Deyesu

The Kutcher Foundation Richard and Barbara McCaughey The Lanzilotta Family Christopher and Jennifer Lanzilotta

Alyson Jacques Shiflett ’07 David Kanter Laura and Garry Lang Linda and George Nitchie

Zac Dickens ’23 Jim and Dottie Dickens

James Li Haoyang Michael Li

Brett Shorts ’20 Ronald and Carolyn Shorts

Abby Earnest ’20 John and Eileen Earnest

Maggie MacKenzie ’21 Diane MacKenzie

The Shorts Family Brian and Alison Shorts

Jenna Elliott ’11 Tim and Sharon Elliott

Aidan Martin ’22 Nancy Stuhmer

Mason Freburger ’23 Nichol Oliverio

Connor Martin ’21 Nancy Stuhmer

Sophia Shukla ’20 Prashant Shukla and Neelu Milak

Tess Gauthier ’71 Allison and DJ Cuneo

Ed Miller Toby and Julie Marindin Mark and Patty Ramsay

Class of 2020 Steph and Joe Hau Haoyang Michael Li Class of 2021 Cathleen Buerhaus Jason and Judi Willhide

Emma Runyeon ’22 John and Laura Runyeon Matthew Runyeon ’18 John and Laura Runyeon Alyssa Ryerson ’18 Jay and Estelle Ryerson Amanda Schall ’23 Paul and Anne Piluk Eric Schall ’21 Paul and Anne Piluk Alexis Schmitt-Carr ’22 William and Judith Carr Carol Schott Emily Cassidy The Shaw Family Steve and Susan Shaw

Cali Sliwka ’23 Dean Johnson Jeff Nattans

Louise Géczy Jeanette Parmigiani Randy and Leanne Salyer

Grace Milliron ’22 Todd and Melissa Milliron

James Gillam ’18 Jeremy and Virginia Gillam

Noah Milliron ’20 Todd and Melissa Milliron

Selona Baker ’22 Patrick and Julie Baker

Rosemary Gillam ’18 Jeremy and Virginia Gillam

Ann Morrissey Greg and Nance Morrissey

Barbara Becker ’72 Andy and Tracie Pullen

Emma Ginski ’23 Mark and Tiffany Ginski

The Noone Family Joe and Janet Noone

May Berger ’21 Larry and Marie Berger

Sam Golumbek ’21 Brian and Deb Golumbek

Jessica Chapman Nusbaum ’00 Joan Chapman

Students of the St Joseph Program Jessica Eckley

Ellie Bruggeman ’20 Sharon Ellwood

Kate Gromacki ’20 Alex Gromacki

Andrew Pace ’20 Gina Pace

Trevyn Suskowicz ’23 Christopher and Kim Suskowicz

Vera Chrismer Jim and Carolyn Chrismer

Nick Gromacki ’20 Alex Gromacki

Leah Pace ’12 Gina Pace

Vicki Thacker Alyson Shiflett

Class of 1973 Mike and Rene Monaghan

Marshall Hauptmann ’15 Susan Hauptmann-Wingate

Amanda Valcik ’95 Jerry Valcik

Class of 1990 Becky and Thomas Mattison Melanie and David Robinson

Mia Deyesu Healy ’93 Carmen & Victoria Deyesu Family Foundation, Inc.

Patriots in Need Steven and Megan Connelly Mike and Natalie Cullison Group Benefit Strategies, LLC Jon and Carrie Mesher-Bottino

Class of 2004 Tim and Chelsea Burke

Larry Hensley Olivia Lang

Caroline Peet ’21 Averill and Amy Peet

Class of 2010 Jim Geiman and Laura Jezyk-Geiman

John Hughes Joe and Lisa Condon

Andrew Rodier ’23 Edward and Jean Rodier

John Carroll Baseball Richard and Barbara McCaughey

Brianna Ruberry ’24 Philip and Karen Ruberry

George Appleby Keisha De Loatch-Nandalal and Bhall Nandalal Tim and Sharon Pilachowski

McKenna Smith ’22 Walter and Elaine Smith Sophia Sotirakos ’22 Peter Sotirakos Olivia Spring ’21 Brad and Carol Spring Abby Streid ’23 Philip and Karen Ruberry

Amy Valcik ’90 Jerry Valcik Kyleigh Waugh ’21 John and Michelle Waugh Ryan Waugh ’17 John and Michelle Waugh Brian J. York Robert York

John Carroll was a chanced opportunity for me which turned out to be the major factor in developing me into the person that I am today and set the direction for a successful and fulfilling life. It was particularly an honor to be a member of the first class of 1968 and the defining process of traditions set in place which still exist 50 years later. It all began in 1964 with a blank slate, construction still underway, new facility, staff and students converging to start a journey to define the future.”

– Dennis Guerieri ’68

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