Annual Report 2024

2024

Annual Report

Saint Joseph High School Building Leadership Through Service ANNUAL REPORT 2024 | 1

Building Leadership Through Service

Servant Leader (n) A leader who focuses primarily on the growth and well-being of people and the communities to which they belong.

There is a powerful force that occurs the moment someone discovers the connection between leadership and service. Effective leaders live to serve others, creating an atmosphere of trust and respect that fosters the mind to grow.

Saint Joe’s strives each day to emphasize to its students the importance of leading by example and prioritizing the needs of their peers, school, and community before their own.

Through acclaimed athletic programs, award-winning extracurricular activities and robust formation programs, Saint Joe’s is the cornerstone of building leadership through service.

Ametur Cor Jesu! Ametur Cor Mariae!

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Leadership SUPERIOR GENERAL AND GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE BROTHERS OF THE SACRED HEART: Brother Mark Hilton, S.C. Superior General Brother Stephane Leone Sane, S.C. First Councilor Brother Carlos Almaraz, S.C. Second Councilor Brother Herbert Mangove Third Councilor Brother Luc Boudreault, S.C. Fourth Councilor

PROVINCIAL AND PROVINCIAL COUNCIL OF THE BROTHERS OF THE SACRED HEART UNITED STATES PROVINCE:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: John Langdon ‘80 Chairman

Alex D’Jamoos ‘95

Joseph Schrum ‘85 Treasurer

Louis Garlatti, Jr. ‘75

Ernest W. Feist ‘76 Gary Hoagland ‘77

John G. Nolan, Jr. P’09 Ken Mayer ‘74 Secretary Eric Plummer ‘06 Stephen Balog ‘73 Anne Rivera

BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Stephen Balog ‘73 President

Brother Ronald Hingle, S.C. Provincial

Harry Pozycki ESQ ‘65 Vice President

Brother Barry Landry, S.C. First Councilor

David Checchio ‘95 Treasurer

Brother Raymond Hetu, S.C. Second Councilor

John G. Nolan, Jr. P ’09 Secretary

Brother Michael Migacz, S.C. Third Councilor

John Langdon ‘80 Consultant

Brother Joseph Holthus, S.C. Fourth Councilor

Edward Newman ‘86

DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS:

Steve Pozycki ‘69

Thomas Mavor

SCHOOL LEADERSHIP:

BROTHERS OF THE SACRED HEART OF NEW JERSEY / NEW YORK, INC .:

John G. Nolan, Jr. P ’09 President

Brother Barry Landry, S.C. President Gene Tullier

Miguel Cabrita ‘91 Assistant Principal/ Director of Admissions

Greg Rando

Jessamyn Bergin Dean of Studies

Thomas Mavor

Ryan Carter ‘91/P’19 Dean of Students

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Anne Rivera Principal

Letter from John Nolan Dear Saint Joseph Community, There has never been a better time to be a Falcon. As I walk our school’s halls, attend our athletic events and visit with alumni, I have never been more excited about the future of our current students and the prospects for Saint Joseph High School’s future.

Saint Joe’s has a foundation of building leadership through service. Through the thousands of hours our students contributed to their community or the countless fundraisers organized by our athletic programs and clubs/extracurricular activities, Saint Joseph High School is rooted in shaping tomorrow’s servant leaders.

Today, I am excited to announce another record breaking fundraising year. The Saint Joseph community contributed over $1.5 million to the Saint Joseph Annual Fund. We owe a debt of gratitude to John Shibles ‘65 for making the largest individual gift of the year in July 2023. John passed away shortly after he made this gift. While we miss his guidance and friendship, the impact he made on the lives of our students will be felt for years to come.

Support from our community, including the over 1,000 alumni who donated in FY23/24, is critical to sustaining our 63 year history of excellence. As our student body continues to grow, so will the need for more support.

Every dollar that is raised goes directly to the Saint Joe’s experience and your generosity is vital in keeping the journey to excellence alive.

As we celebrate all of our successes, I would be remiss if I didn’t congratulate Brother Richard Leven, S.C., for his 65 years of service to the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.

Br. Rich is the definition of a Saint Joe’s man and we are lucky to have someone as dedicated as he is in our school community.

One of my favorite opportunities as President of Saint Joseph High School is the ability to connect with our over 10,000 alumni. Whether it is at a milestone reunion, our annual Thanksgiving Alumni Social, or even the Sistine Chapel in Rome (yes, I ran into Tom O’Brien ‘69 inside Michelangelo’s masterpiece this summer), I love seeing the lasting friendships that were created on our campus and look forward to meeting more of you in the near future.

Thank you so much for all you do on behalf of Saint Joseph High School and our students.

Gratefully,

John G. Nolan, Jr. P’09 President ANNUAL REPORT 2024 | 5

Table of Contents Scholarships 8 Donors who support our comprehensive scholarship program are making a direct impact on the student experience.

Signature Events 10 From the Green Tie Gala to the Falcon Golf Classic, our Signature Events bring the entire community together in support of the Saint Joseph Annual Fund.

Evergreen Society 12 The Evergreen Society recognizes graduates and friends of Saint Joe’s who want to sustain the foundation of Saint Joseph High School for years to come through legacy planning.

Student Activities and Achievements 14 The cornerstone of the Saint Joseph experience, our student activities are providing important leadership and service opportunities for our students.

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Faith & Formation 16 The Faith & Formation program provides students with an opportunity to learn the importance of servant leadership.

Fundraising Highlights 19 With a 53 percent increase in total dollars raised, we are able to open new doors for our growing student body.

Annual Donor Category 20 Your philanthropy raised over $1.5 million for the Saint Joseph Annual Fund, building new opportunities for tomorrow’s leaders.

Class Listing 24 Over the past year, 1,000 Saint Joe’s alumni gave back to the school that made them the men they are today.

Calendar Of Events 26 Saint Joseph High School hosts numerous events throughout the year to bring the entire community together in the spirit of the brotherhood.

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SCHOLARSHIPS

When Fr. André Coindre founded the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in 1821, he did so under the premise of supporting young orphaned or homeless children. He wanted to give these young people hope for safety and opportunity, but his ultimate goal was to lead them to faith.

Saint Joseph High School believes that it is a fundamental right for every young man to have access to a faith-centric education. Through our need-based financial assistance and scholarship programs, our alumni and friends are providing educational opportunities to those who are most deserving.

During the 2023-2024 school year, 60 percent of the student body was awarded need-based financial assistance or scholarships, further showcasing the ongoing need for support.

Financial Aid Allocations (2023-24) $480,250

Need Based

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students Percentages (2023-24)

$548,250

32%

Academic Scholarships

Need Based

28%

Academic Scholarships

Another avenue to support student achievement is through our legacy scholarship program. To date, there are 36 active scholarships that were launched to continue the tradition of excellence left behind by our alumni, Partner in Mission or friend of Saint Joseph High School.

Last year, over $225,000 was raised in support of scholarships and three new awards were launched. Here are some highlights of the Saint Joseph scholarship program:

Br. Ronald Cairns S.C. Memorial Scholarship The Brother Ronald Cairns, S.C. Memorial Scholarship was established by the Saint Joseph High School Fathers Club in memory of their longtime moderator, Brother Ronald Cairns, S.C. Brother Ronald served the Brothers of the Sacred Heart as a Partner in Mission for over 60 years.

The scholarship fund grants an award of $7,500 to a Saint Joseph High School junior, to be applied to his senior year tuition.

Class of 1971 Scholarship The Class of 1971 – 50th Reunion Scholarship was established by members of the Saint Joseph High School Class of 1971 in honor of their 50th reunion. The scholarship provides one $5,500 award annually to an incoming freshman who has demonstrated involvement in extracurricular activities, service to others and his community, and leadership through good character and example.

The Class of 1971 seeks to support deserving students at Saint Joe’s who embody the values and spirit of the class.

Walter C. Callari “Lead by Example” Award The Walter C. Callari “Lead by Example” Award was established by the Callari/Granito Family in memory of Walter C. Callari, the grandfather of Ryan Granito, Class of 2019. Throughout his life, Walter Callari was dedicated to Catholic education, love for his country, and service to others. The fund provides an award of $2,000 to a graduating senior who demonstrated service to others, leadership through good character and example, and is planning to serve their country by attending a United States service academy or ROTC program.

The opportunities to memorialize a loved one or a lifelong mentor while supporting a current or future Saint Joseph Falcon are vast.

For more information about our Scholarship program, visit www.StJoes.org/scholarships or scan the QR code.

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SIGNATURE EVENTS Saint Joseph High School builds community spirit and philanthropy through a series of signature events. From the Falcon Golf Classic to the Green Tie Gala, our Signature Event series fosters camaraderie and reignites the heartfelt pride of our alumni and extended Falcon Family. These events are the cornerstone of Saint Joseph’s inperson fundraising efforts, creating unique experiences for the entire community to drive our school forward.

The Falcon Golf Classic brings the brotherhood together for a day of fun and friendly competition. Through an array of oncourse games and activities, including “Beat the Pro” where attendees go one-on-one with a member of the Saint Joe’s golf team, the Falcon Golf Classic contributed $45,000 net to the Saint Joseph Annual Fund.

The Mothers Club hosts two events each year that draw hundreds of people from the immediate and greater community. Pocketbook BINGO, held in the Fall, and Basket Raffle, held in the Spring boast an array of top brands and unique prizes, typically resulting in two sold out events. All proceeds from these events are dedicated toward need-based financial assistance for future Falcons. Last year, the Mothers Club was thrilled to have exceeded their goals, raising over $150,000, and would like to thank all those who helped them get there! The Fathers Club supports the school through fundraisers like the Annual Christmas Tree Sale and managing concessions for athletic events.

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Every November brings the annual Green Tie Gala celebration. This event continues to grow each year as we celebrate Saint Joe’s tradition of excellence and the collective generosity of the extended Falcon Family community. A guest list of alumni, parents and friends come together to enjoy fellowship, food, music and dancing for our largest in-person fundraising event. In FY23/24, over $135,000 net was donated to the Saint Joseph Annual Fund.

Our record-breaking year was capped by a momentous Saint Joseph Giving Day. The school’s largest fundraiser of the year raised $272,315.75 from 826 donors, a 19 percent increase in donations from the previous year. Our annual Giving Tuesday campaign generated $58,096 for The Barn, a new weight room coming to campus soon.

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the Evergreen Society William Barrood ‘73

Robert Foley ‘65

Edward McKeon ‘68

Bryan Boyle ‘74

Michael Marsh ‘76

David Moss ‘81

Thomas & Stephanie Tormey P’00/’03

HAVE YOU ALREADY MADE A BEQUEST IN YOUR ESTATE TO SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL? PLEASE CONTACT DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT NANCY ALFANO AT NALFANO@STJOES.ORG SO YOU CAN BE RECOGNIZED.

The Evergreen Society Making a Lasting Impact One Planned Gift at a Time We believe in creating a lasting impact that endures through generations. The Evergreen Society, our planned giving program, offers a meaningful way to secure the future of our mission.

By joining the Evergreen Society, you follow in the footsteps of Father Coindre and the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, whose vision was rooted in providing for the spiritual, intellectual, and emotional needs of young people. Your planned gift helps us fulfill that mission, offering stability and growth for years to come.

Every gift you make—whether through a bequest, trust, or other planned giving These gifts allow us to meet the pressing method—provides opportunities for needs of today while ensuring that future Saint Joe’s students to flourish. Together, generations of students have access to we can continue to build a legacy of the same opportunities for faith-filled faith, service, and academic achievement. education, academic excellence, and Consider planting the seeds of tomorrow community engagement. by joining the Evergreen Society today.

Planned gifts are transformational.

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Membership to the Evergreen Society is open to everyone.

Are you interested in leaving a gift to Saint Joe’s but do not have a will? We offer a free Legacy Planner program that will guide you through the estate planning process. Visit StJoes.org/ planned-giving or scan the QR code below to learn more Once you join the Evergreen Society, there are no dues, obligations or solicitations. Membership allows us to thank you and recognize you for the planned gift you have designated.

We invite you to consider becoming a member of our Evergreen Society.

Membership benefits include exclusive experiences, such as a special recognition event launching in 2025.

The best benefit is knowing that your gift supports the sustainability of Saint Joseph High School to empower future Saint Joe’s men.

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Student Activities and Achievements

World Language Students Succeed on Worldwide Biliteracy Exam The Seal of Biliteracy Program was instituted by the World Languages Department to formally credential students who excel in their language courses. The program has produced 17 award winners in the two years since its launch. Students are required to pass a language assessment to demonstrate their fluency and proficiency in their chosen language. With awards distributed in Functional Fluency, Working Fluency and Professional Fluency.

During the 2023-2024 school year, 14 students received the Global Seal, including five German language students, seven Spanish language students, one Japanese selfstudy language student and one Chinese self-study language student. Owen Smythe ‘24 and Thomas Ogrodnik ‘24 earned both Functional Fluency and Working Fluency in reading, writing, listening and speaking German.

Saint Joe’s Broadcasting and Media Students Provide Critical Updates to School Community

Since its inception over 15 years ago, the Saint Joseph Broadcasting Club and Saint Joe’s Media team have become one of the public faces of the school. What started as an avenue for students to learn the intricacies of sports broadcasting has evolved into a 360 degree view of the media industry. Saint Joe’s media-focused students are not just broadcasting our championship athletic programs, they also provide in-depth coverage of the school on social media, produce a monthly video newsletter called News from the Nest, and write content for TODAY Magazine.

The Saint Joe’s Broadcasting and Media This unique learning experience has students produce a monthly video newsletter propelled recent graduates to success to update the community. in the collegiate and professional ranks.

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Athletic Programs Excel On and Off the Field The tradition of excellence within the Saint Joseph Athletic program reigns true to this day. 65 percent of the student body participates in one of the 16 varsity-sanctioned sports.

Throughout the year, Saint Joe’s athletic programs supported the community, with football and bowling raising funds for the Marisa Tufaro Foundation, and hockey supporting the Falcons & Friends Prom.

The bowling team is the most dominant program in the state. After successfully defending both the team and individual state championships last winter, the team placed No. 9 at the National High School Bowling Championship, with Kai Strothers ‘26 taking home the individual national title.

On the mats, the wrestling program has become a powerhouse in Central New Jersey.

Brian Christie ‘24 is one of the only wrestlers in state history to record 100 career pins, while the program as a whole sent five grapplers to the state tournament.

In the spring, the volleyball team won their second consecutive state title and the lacrosse program won their first county championship in nine years.

Twelve student-athletes from the Class of 2024 continued the Saint Joseph pipeline to collegiate sports, including four NCAA Division I signees.

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Faith & Formation

A cornerstone of the Saint Joseph High School experience, the Faith & Formation Progr am reflects our commitment to educating the whole person—mind, heart, and soul. Rooted in the charism of Fr. André Coindre and the mission of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, the progr am is designed to inspire students to live out their faith actively and compassionately.

Central to Faith & Formation is a hands-on approach that immerses students in meaningful experiences.

Through Theology classes, students engage deeply with the Catholic faith, exploring its teachings and their relevance to daily life. Students grow in their faith by regularly attending Mass, praying the Rosary and participating in adoration.

One of the most popular clubs on campus, Campus Ministry, provides students with real-life experiences in faith. Through community service hours, annual service trips and handson learning opportunities, Campus Ministry offers students transformative spiritual experiences that they will remember for the rest of their lives.

Our service trip program, SJ Outreach, provides students with opportunities to travel outside of Central New Jersey to help those in need. These initiatives connect students to those who are materially poor, following directly in the footsteps of Fr. Coindre and the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.

Events like Tent City challenge students to confront the realities of homelessness, while student-led fundraising efforts empower them to make a tangible impact on their local and global communities.

Together, these components guide students in developing a strong moral compass and a deep commitment to living out their faith in meaningful ways. The Faith & Formation Program at Saint Joseph High School inspires students to grow as servant leaders who embody the Catholic values in all aspects of their lives.

The Falcons & Friends program joins together Saint Joseph students and people with special needs and disabilities. Throughout the year, Saint Joe’s hosts holiday parties, an outdoor barbeque and a prom.

Students garnered $34,696 for Covenant House New Jersey during the annual Tent City event.

Central to Faith & Formation is a handson approach that immerses students in meaningful experiences.

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Letter from John Langdon Dear Saint Joseph Community, On behalf of your Saint Joseph High School Board of Directors I am happy to report that this past year was one of significant growth and success for our school. We continued to build on the positive trajectory we have enjoyed over the past several years. The best evidence of this success is the growth in enrollment we have seen in the past two Freshman classes. We are currently close to 600 young men on campus and we haven’t been near this student population in many years!

This past year we welcomed two new members to our Board. We are extremely happy to welcome Ernest Feist ‘76 and Eric Plummer ‘06 to our Board of Directors. Both men are great additions and have contributed greatly in a short period of time. We also welcomed Ken Mayer ‘74 back to the Board. On a sad note, the Saint Joseph community lost a valued board member and great friend when Kevin Johnson ‘69 unexpectedly passed away on February 14, 2024. Kevin is greatly missed.

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2,321 individual gifts were received in FY23/24, with 1,000 alumni contributing to the Saint Joseph Annual Fund

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The graduating classes of 1965, 1973 and 1983 had over 25 percent participation, while two classes, 1965 and 1976, contributed more than $50,000 each

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Our signature events, including the Falcon Golf Classic, Green Tie Gala, Mothers Club Pocketbook Bingo and Basket Raffle generated over $300,000 in revenue for the Annual Fund

I speak for our entire board when I say thank you for your continued support to all facets of Saint Joseph High School. There is no better way to honor all of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, past and present, than to give back to the school they poured their hearts into for over 64 years. They made Saint Joseph Men out of so many of us and I am proud to help lead the charge forward in their name.

Gratefully,

Thanks to your continued support, FY23/24 was an amazing year for our school. Some of the key highlights include: y

Fundraising revenue exceeded $1.5 million, a 212 percent growth over the past five years, through your generous philanthropy

SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL

John Langdon ‘80 Chairman, Board of Directors

Fundraising Revenue

$1,534,034.71 FY 23/24 TOTAL DOLLARS RAISED DURING FY2024 $1,005,570

$934,578

FY 22/23

52%

FY 21/22

Need-based Financial ASsistance & Scholarship

$1,185,400 FY 23/24

$1,067,715 FY 22/23

$869,900 FY 21/22

11%

Alumni Donors

1,090 FY 23/24

Number of Gifts

2,321 FY 23/24

Most Generous Individual Gift

John P. Shibles ‘65

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Annual Donor Report FY 23/24 FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF ALL DONATION LEVELS, GO TO WWW.STJOES.ORG/SUPPORT. DONORS ARE LISTED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. ALL GIFTS WERE RECEIVED BETWEEN JULY 1, 2023 AND JUNE 30, 2024.

Cor Jesu Society $25,000+ Mr. Matthew R. Dondarski ‘04

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Mayer ‘74

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Feist ‘76

Mr. John P. Shibles ‘65

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Langdon ‘80

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Strapp, Jr. ‘65

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maglio ‘66

Society of Father Coindre, Founder $10,000 - $24,999 James and Alvina Bartos Balog Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lattal ‘76

Mr. Stephen J. Balog ‘73

Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Marcinkiewicz ‘71

Center State Engineering

Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Pozycki Jr. ‘65

Ms. Dolores T. Devine

Riverside Supply Co.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Giaquinto, Jr. ‘66

Mr. Prescott J. Shibles

Mr. Thomas G. Kunigonis ‘67

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shibles

Brothers of the Sacred Heart Society $5,000 - $9,999 Allied Wealth Partners

Mr. James E. Goulden ‘79

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Reszutek ‘75

Bank of America

Johnson & Johnson

Mr. Joseph P. Baumann Jr. ‘80

Mr. Edward M. Lubowicki ‘78

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Sheldon ‘65

Mrs. Patricia M. Bixel

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lutz ‘83

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chadwick

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Malouf Jr. ‘91

Clinton Honda, Land Rover, Somerset Patriots

Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Newman ‘86

Mr. Peter J. Tampellini ‘86

Mr. Robert B. D’Zuro ‘75

Mr. Michael P. Phelan ‘65

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tormey

Positive Impact

Mr. John S. Turner ‘68

Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett T. Dewelde ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Doherty ‘85 The Goldhirsh Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Pozycki ‘69 Corporal Kevin James Reinhard USMC Memorial Fund Inc.

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Ms. Laura Shibles Mrs. Jill Devlin Shibles

Mr. Gordon M. Ur ‘66 Withum Smith & Brown, PC

Saint Joseph Society $1,000 - $4,999 Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Alexander ‘70

Dr. Mark S. Codella ‘76

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Freis Jr. ‘88

Mr. Edward N. Collison Jr. ‘89

Mr. Joseph A. Gadek ‘68

Mr. Richard Comollo ‘74

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gage ‘73

Mr. Daniel G. Corey ‘90

Mr. Christopher Galiano

Mr. Rory Costello ‘85

Mrs. Denise Galiano

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Craft ‘83

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Garlatti Jr. ‘75

Mrs. Patricia A. Cygler

Mr. and Mrs. Garrick Stoldt

ASG Advisors

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander D’Jamoos, Esq. ‘95

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Giangrante

Mr. Marcus Ashamole ‘15

Mr. Timothy Day ‘17

Dr. Edward and Mrs. Donna August

Mr. Michael P. Del Bueno ‘88

Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. August ‘65

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeLuca

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bachenski ‘81

Mr. Joseph Demetrick

Mr. Daniel F. Baran ‘66

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Dietzel

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Barletta ‘69

Mr. Matthew J. Doherty ‘91

Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Besozzi ‘65

Mr. Keith W. Donahoe Esq. ‘83

Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Blunda ‘70

Mr. and Ms. Brendan Dougher ‘80

BNY Mellon

Mr. Thomas E. Downs, V ‘99

Mr. and Mrs. Damian A. Braga ‘73

Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Dragon ‘70

Mr. Harry Brett

Mr. John J. Duffy ‘69

Mr. David R. Brockman ‘94

Dr. Jonathan C. Dunn ‘ 75 and Mrs. Gail E. Dunn

Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Alfano Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Alvarez Mr. David Anthony ‘03 Mr. Robert J. Anthony ‘96 Ares Management Dr. and Mrs. Michael Armao

Mr. Francis L. Brophy Jr. ‘73

Mr. James A. Gilmore ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. John Giunco Mrs. Susan E. Gnall Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Gnall ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldy Mr. and Mrs. James Granito Green and White Crease Club, Inc. Mr. Thomas M. Gurgui ‘85 Mr. Kevin Halligan ‘75 Mr. Patrick O. Hanson ‘65 Mr. Robert F. Hassett Jr. ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hata Mr. Peter J. Hendricks Esq. ‘72

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Bucca Jr. ‘76 Mr. Nicholas Calafati ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Calafati Ms. Melillo Bauer Carman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Castaldo Mr. and Mrs. David Castellanos CCS Fundraising Mr. John J. Celentano Jr. ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chace Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Chadwick ‘89 Mr. Edward J. Chanda ‘85 Charity Golf International (Inspired by Giving) Mr. and Mrs. David A. Checchio ‘95 Mr. James Chen ‘68 Class of 1971 Mr. Sean P. Coakley ‘85 Mr. Paul Cocozziello ‘18

Mr. Paul L. Durkee ‘84

CDR and Mrs. Mark W. Hess ‘67

Dr. Kenneth B. Ebert ‘68

Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Hoagland ‘77

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eppensteiner III ‘02

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hoebich ‘85

Mr. Donald J. Fallon ‘68

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hueston ‘83

Fidelity Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Hunter ‘94

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick

Mr. Patrick J. Hurley ‘98

Mr. Kevin C. Flemming ‘85

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Iannuzzo ‘09

Mr. Robert P. Foley ‘65

JAG-ONE Physical Therapy

Mr. Justin Hopkins ‘96

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Francfort ‘85

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Saint Joseph Society (cont) Mr. Daniel J. Jago ‘03 Mr. Ryan Jago ‘09 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Johnson ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Denis Kane Mr. Gerard R. Kells ‘71 Mr. Joseph Ketusky Mr. Gregory J. King ‘73 Dr. and Mrs. Geza Kiss ‘73 Mr. Garrett Klurman ‘18 Mrs. Lois Ann Knowlson

Maschio’s Food Services, Inc. Mr. Jon H. Mayer PE ‘71 Mr. Kevin T. McEvoy ‘72 Mr. Robert C. McGirr Mr. and Mrs. James McNamara Mega Electronics, Inc. Mr. Robert K. Meier ‘96 Mr. William M. Merkler ‘85 Mr. Gerry Messina ‘83

Mr. William Koehler ‘90

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Monahan ‘68

Mr. David S. Krozier ‘72

Mr. and Mrs. David Morris

Rev. Michael G. Krull ‘76

Mr. Christopher R. Motley ‘01 Mr.

Dr. and Mrs. Solomon Kuchipudi

and Mrs. J. Douglas Murray ‘79 Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank La Cava ‘71

Edward Nolan ‘77

Mr. Michael F. Lakat ‘70

Mr. George Oros ‘72

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Larkin ‘73

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Pearson Mr.

Mr. Craig E. Loniewski ‘65

and Mrs. Matt Phillips

Lutz, Shafranski, Gorman & Mahoney, P.A.

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Picariello

Mr. David J. Malin ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Malouf Sr. Malouf Buick-GMC Truck Inc Manasquan Bank Ms. Deborah Marsella Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Marsh CFM ‘76 Mr. M. Paul Martin ‘76

Dr. Gregory J. Pinkowsky ‘00 Mr. Eric S. Plummer ‘06 Mr. Albert E. Prendergast ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reale

Mr. and Mrs. John Risley Lt. Christopher Robateau Legacy Scholarship Foundation Rutgers Sports Properties Mr. Keith F. Rzewuski ‘98 Saint Joseph Touchdown Club Saint Peter’s University Hospital Dr. Arthur F. Santiago ‘75 Mr. Edward J. Santoro Jr. ‘65 Mr. Joseph E. Santucci Jr. ‘68 Mr. Joseph J. Schirripa ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Schrum ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Searls Mr. Michael K. Sheehan ‘79 Ms. Ellen B. Shibles Mr. John R. Shute ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Skelly ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Jr. Mr. Robert J. Smith Jr. ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. James Sosinski Mr. Daniel R. Stallone ‘03 Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Stehlik MD ‘69

Mr. John W. Reilly ‘91

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Steinbach R.Ph. ‘76

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Reilly, Sr. Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Syslo

and Mrs. Robert A. Rich ‘73 Mr.

Mr. John D. Tampellini ‘80

Matthew Rinaldi ‘85

TD Bank Mr. and Mrs. Tetz The Tormey Law Firm Mr. James W. Townley ‘67 Trenton Thunder Baseball Club Mr. and Mrs. James Tuttle Mrs. Eleanor C. Ubhaus Mr. and Mrs. Nowlan Ulsch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vastola Lt. Christopher M. Wagner ‘96 Mr. Collin Watson ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Williamson PE ‘71 Mr. Richard J. Wolff ‘72

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For a complete listing of all donors for FY 23/24, please go to www.StJoes.org/support.

For a complete listing of all alumni donors by class, please go to www.StJoes.org/support.

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Class Giving CLASS CLASS OF PARTICIPATION

TOTAL DONATION

CLASS

TOTAL

CLASS OF PARTICIPATION

DONATION

1965

27.3%

$576,339.50

1995

9.9%

$8,997.12

1966

12.5%

$18,868.76

1996

11.6%

$17,148.44

1967

13.2%

$17,178.98

1997

3.3%

$424.13

1968

16.2%

$18,980.01

1998

7.5%

$4,088.12

1969

17.9%

$17,594.82

1999

7.6%

$3,306.64

1970

12.3%

$9,164.18

2000

4.1%

$1,917.12

1971

15.0%

$28,732.84

2001

5.8%

$4,317.08

1972

15.1%

$15,517.37

2002

8.7%

$5,200.24

1973

28.7%

$38,901.63

2003

5.6%

$7,240.15

1974

18.9%

$35,197.01

2004

4.2%

$28,971.04

1975

10.7%

$23,545.98

2005

4.7%

$974.98

1976

17.5%

$61,601.94

2006

7.1%

$5,244.49

1977

10.6%

$6,876.02

2007

4.1%

$2,128.94 $2,551.99

1978

10.6%

$11,378.00

2008

5.6%

1979

24.1%

$16,622.53

2009

12.1%

$6,205.16

1980

10.2%

$38,980.20

2010

6.1%

$2,760.42

1981

9.1%

$6,239.38

2011

3.8%

$421.02

1982

5.2%

$1,937.64

2012

5.8%

$1,409.16

1983

26.9%

$19,193.50

2013

6.9%

$2,766.88

1984

6.3%

$4,309.36

2014

5.9%

$1,521.24

1985

16.7%

$30,971.14

2015

2.3%

$1,971.04

1986

6.2%

$14,760.60

2016

5.1%

$1,401.28

1987

2.5%

$1,195.53

2017

6.9%

$2,206.02

1988

7.6%

$4,929.95

2018

4.5%

$3,551.58

1989

7.8%

$5,796.54

2019

4.7%

$184.70

1990

6.7%

$4,537.00

2020

3.6%

$566.04

1991

7.3%

$11,054.98

2021

6.9%

$802.08

1992

6.1%

$2,925.00

2022

5.0%

$375.00

1993

4.4%

$2,280.00

2023

7.8%

$1,527.08

1994

4.8%

$7,119.38

2024

2.6%

$142.08

SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL

FY23/24 Financial Report Tuition & Fees $11,021,884

Respect the Seal $750,250

Operating Revenues: $13,992,556 79% 5% 5% 11%

Other Revenue $632,596

Annual Donations & Fundraising $1,587,826

INSTRUCTIONAL COSTS FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

$729,037

$1,185,400 SALARIES & BENEFITS $7,774,901

6% 60%

Operating Expenses: $13,007,980

9%

CAPITAL EXPENDITURES $647,833

5% 10%

PLANT OPERATIONS & DEPRECIATION

7% 4%

$1,295,061 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES $874,697 ADVANCEMENT, ADMISSIONS & MARKETING $501,051

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2025

Calendar Of Events Mothers Club Basket Raffle

March 1

Fathers Club Lenten Fish Fry

March 7

Saint Joseph Giving Day to benefit the Saint Joseph Annual Fund

March 19

Spring Musical: Something Rotten

April 4-6

Fathers Club Lenten Fish Fry

April 11

Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation

May 18

Falcon Golf Classic at Forsgate Country Club

June 9

Friday Night Lights Football and Soccer Night Game

Fall 2025

Mothers Club Pocketbook Bingo

Fall 2025

Sixth Annual Green Tie Gala

November 15

Alumni Thanksgiving Social

November 25

Giving Tuesday

December 2

For more information, please contact the Office of Advancement & Alumni Relations at alumni@stjoes.org or visit us www.stjoes.org/alumni

SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL

Featured Events Mothers Club Basket Raffle Join us for the largest Saint Joseph community event of the year, the Mothers Club Basket Raffle, on Saturday, March 1, 2025. All are welcome to enjoy a night full of fabulous prize baskets, multiple 50/50 raffles and great camaraderie in support of Saint Joe’s students!

Alumni Social The Annual Alumni Thanksgiving Social will be held on Tuesday, November 25, 2025 from 7:00pm - 10:00pm at The Parlor at Hailey’s. Catch up with old friends, reminisce with former teachers, and meet current faculty, as we gather to celebrate what it means to be a Saint Joe’s Falcon!

Green Tie Gala Save the date for the Sixth Annual Green Tie Gala. Join us on Saturday, November 15, 2025, at the Bridgewater Marriott, in support of the Saint Joseph Annual Fund.

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BUILDING LEADERSHIP THROUGH SERVICE SAVE THE DATE: Wednesday, March 19, 2025 SAINT JOSEPH GIVING DAY Help us build tomorrow’s leaders with a gift in support of the Saint Joseph Annual Fund.

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