Annual Report 2025

2025

Annual Report

Saint Joseph High School One Heart. One Mission.

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ONE HEART. ONE MISSION. 125 YEARS OF BROTHERHOOD

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MISSION (n) The vocation or calling of a religious organization to go out into the world and spread its faith.

The Brothers of the Sacred Heart have lived out Father André Coindre’s mission to form young men through a charism of compassion, faith, and transformative relationships for 125 years in New Jersey.

Their calling is not simply to educate, but to shape hearts—awakening a sense of purpose, service, and brotherhood in every student entrusted to their care.

Guided by Coindre’s belief that young people thrive when they are known, loved, and accompanied, the Brothers of the Sacred Heart continue to inspire generations at Saint Joseph High School, nurturing students to become leaders who act with integrity, serve with humility, and bring hope to the world.

Ametur Cor Jesu! Ametur Cor Mariae!

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Leadership BROTHERS OF THE SACRED HEART GENERAL COUNCIL 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

BROTHERS OF THE SACRED HEART PROVINCIAL COUNCIL Brother Ronald Hingle, S.C. Provincial Brother Barry Landry, S.C. First Councilor Brother Raymond Hetu, S.C. Second Councilor Brother Michael Migacz, S.C. Third Councilor Brother Joseph Holthus, S.C. Fourth Councilor

DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS: Thomas Mavor

BROTHERS OF THE SACRED HEART OF NEW JERSEY / NEW YORK, INC. Br. Raymond Hetu, S.C. President Gene Tullier Greg Rando Julie Beauvais

SAINT JOSEPH BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Langdon ‘80 Chairman

Alex D’Jamoos ‘95

Joseph Schrum ‘85 Treasurer

Louis Garlatti, Jr. ‘75

John G. Nolan, Jr. P’09 Secretary Stephen Balog ‘73

Ernest W. Feist ‘76 Gary Hoagland ‘77 Ken Mayer ‘74 Eric Plummer ‘06 Anne Rivera

SAINT JOSEPH FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES Doug Smith ‘79 President

John Langdon ‘80

Harry Pozycki Esq. ‘65 Vice President

Edward Newman ‘86

David Checchio ‘95 Treasurer

Doug Murray ‘79 Steve Pozycki ‘69 Attila Toth ‘82

John G. Nolan, Jr. P’09 Secretary

SCHOOL LEADERSHIP: John G. Nolan, Jr. P ’09 President Anne Rivera Principal Miguel Cabrita ‘91 Assistant Principal/ Director of Admissions Jessamyn Bergin Dean of Studies Ryan Carter ‘91/P’19 Dean of Students

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Letter from John Nolan Dear Saint Joseph Community, Across our campus and throughout the community, there is a shared sense of pride and momentum as we reflect on a year defined by the Saint Joseph Brotherhood. At the center of everything we do is the enduring charism of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, rooted in the vision of Father André Coindre.

125 years after the Brothers of the Sacred Heart arrived in Metuchen, Saint Joseph High School continues to form young men through a mission rooted in faith, service, and brotherhood. The impact of that mission is seen not only in our accomplishments, but in the lives shaped by a community united in purpose.

The past year has been very exciting at Saint Joseph High School. Our students were awarded over $31 million in college scholarships, 25 percent of AP students earned a 5 on the annual Advanced Placement exams, our student-athletes won two overall state championships and five Greater Middlesex Conference titles, while activities including Model UN, Youth & Government, Esports, Robotics and Mock Trial continue to provide endless opportunities for students to grow.

Your generosity makes these successes possible and allows Saint Joseph to carry this mission forward for future generations.

With enrollment nearing 600 students, the continued support of our community is paramount to ensuring students for generations to come can experience all that Saint Joe’s has to offer.

Saint Joseph Brotherhood, focused not only on generosity, but more importantly on building a sustainable community and lifelong memories • A daily commitment to supporting fellow students led Kristian Almanzar ‘26 to receive the Jerome Riso Scholarship, awarded each year to one student within the Brothers of the Sacred Heart United States Province • By celebrating vocations inspired by our mission, we honor Br. Mike Migacz ’83, whose journey from Saint Joe’s student to Brother of the Sacred Heart reflects a life committed to the charism and vision of Father André Coindre.

Saint Joseph High School offers endless opportunities for our students to excel inside and outside the classroom. We wouldn’t be able to do that without the support and generosity of our community. Thank you so much for all that you do on behalf of Saint Joe’s and our students.

Gratefully,

Throughout this report, we are excited to show you how Saint Joe’s honors the tradition of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart: • By offering scholarships named in honor of the Brothers, we memorialize key figures in our school’s history who laid the foundation for who we are today • Our Signature Event Series fosters the continued relationship within the

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Table of Contents Scholarships 8 Donors who invest in our scholarship program directly transform the lives of students, expanding access and enriching the Saint Joseph experience.

Signature Events 10 Our Signature Events—from the Green Tie Gala to the Falcon Golf Classic—unite the Saint Joseph community in joyful support of the Annual Fund.

Evergreen Society 12 The Evergreen Society honors alumni and friends who choose to secure Saint Joseph’s future through thoughtful legacy gifts that strengthen our foundation for generations to come.

Student Activities and Achievements 14 Central to the Saint Joseph experience, student activities shape young men into leaders committed to service and personal growth.

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Faith & Formation 16 Our Faith & Formation program invites students to deepen their spirituality and embrace the call to servant leadership central to our mission.

Fundraising Highlights 19 A 14 percent increase in total dollars raised this year allows Saint Joseph to expand opportunities and resources for our growing student body.

Annual Donor Category 20 Your generosity helped raise more than $1.7 million to create a lasting legacy for Saint Joseph students today and in the future.

Class Listing 24 More than 800 Saint Joseph alumni gave back to the school that helped shape their lives, continuing a legacy of gratitude and brotherhood.

Calendar Of Events 26 Throughout the year, Saint Joseph High School hosts community-wide events that celebrate our brotherhood and strengthen the bonds that unite us.

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SCHOLARSHIPS

The Brothers of the Sacred Heart have long understood that young people thrive in a community where they are known, loved, and accompanied—a place where academic success and personal formation grow together. Father André Coindre recognized that building such a community required opening doors for all students, especially those who might otherwise be left behind. Scholarships are a direct extension of this mission.

By reducing financial barriers, scholarships ensure that talented and deserving young men can fully participate in the Saint Joseph experience—its rigorous academics, its culture of brotherhood, and its opportunities for leadership and service.

Scholarships allow the Saint Joseph community to come together in support of current and future students, ensuring that every young man has the opportunity to benefit from the formation envisioned by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.

Financial Allocations (2024-25) $473,482.74

Need Based

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$1,020,398.20

Academic Scholarships

students Percentages (2024-25)

24%

Need Based

41%

Academic Scholarships

Br. Richard Leven S.C. Legacy Scholarship The Brother Richard Leven, S.C. Legacy Scholarship was established

by Mr. Richard Lenihan (Br. Hugh) in recognition of Brother Rich’s 65 years of consecrated life in community as a Brother of the Sacred Heart and his dedicated service to the youth of Saint Joseph High School. Brother Rich served as the long-time freshman guidance counselor as well as the Track & Field and Cross-Country Coach.

Preference for this award is given to the son or grandson of an Alumnus of Saint Joseph High School.

Br. Ronald Cairns S.C. Memorial Scholarship The Br. Ronald Cairns S.C. Memorial Scholarship was established by the Saint Joseph High School Fathers Club in memory of their longtime moderator. A Brother of the Sacred Heart and Partner in Mission for over 60 years, Br. Ronald embodied the spirit of Fr. André Coindre’s charism by supporting students on their faith journey.

LIST OF BROTHERS OF THE SACRED HEART-RELATED SCHOLARSHIPS: Br. Aldric Smith, S.C. Memorial Scholarship Br. Michael Yerkes, S.C. Memorial Scholarship Br. Richard Leven, S.C. Legacy Scholarship Br. Robert Sheeley, S.C. Memorial Scholarship Br. Ronald Cairns, S.C. Memorial Scholarship Brothers of the Sacred Heart Scholarship

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SIGNATURE EVENTS “The Falcon Golf Classic has become our yearly tradition—a chance for all of us to reconnect, laugh, and relive the brotherhood that shaped us. My brother, cousins, and I make a commitment to play every year because of how much we appreciate our shared Saint Joe’s experience. This outing really keeps that bond alive. It’s more than golf; it’s a reminder of where we came from and where we’re going, bringing our St. Joe’s values with us at every step.”

Sean Finan ’13 Falcon Golf Classic The Falcon Golf Classic is a celebration of the bonds forged at Saint Joe’s—where brotherhood extends far beyond graduation. Year after year, alumni return not just to play golf, but to reconnect, share stories, and honor the friendships that shaped their high school experience.

“The Green Tie Gala is an event where you can feel the impact of your support in the room. Each year, I gather my classmates and we celebrate our lifelong friendship, our successes, and the foundation that Saint Joe’s gave us. We come together to support the Annual Fund and the future of Saint Joe’s students and are privileged to be able to give back and make an impact.”

Dave Checchio ‘95 Green Tie Gala The Green Tie Gala brings the Saint Joseph community together for an evening rooted in gratitude and generosity. Alumni, parents and friends gather to celebrate lifelong friendships while supporting the Annual Fund—sustaining the school’s mission for today’s students and tomorrow’s Falcons—and honoring the foundation that shaped their own Saint Joe’s experience. The Gala is a powerful reminder that giving back is both a privilege and a responsibility shared across generations.

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“What draws me to the Parents Club—and especially the Basket Raffle—is the way it brings families together with a shared purpose. When we collaborate, we’re not just organizing an event; we’re strengthening the future of Saint Joe’s for our sons. Seeing parents unite to support programs that help our boys grow is incredibly rewarding.

It’s a community effort that truly makes a difference.”

Cynthia Costello P’25/’27

Parents Club The Parents Club embodies the spirit of collaboration that defines Saint Joe’s. Through events like the Basket Raffle, families unite with a shared purpose: supporting programs that help students thrive. It is a hands-on expression of community—one that reinforces the partnership between families and the school in building a strong future.

“Being in college, the St. Joe’s alumni events have given me opportunities I would not have otherwise had. Whether I’m meeting an alumnus from the first graduating class or a recent college graduate in a field I’m studying, these events have helped me stay connected to the Falcon community while advancing both my professional and personal growth.”

Chris Feliks ’23 Regional Alumni Events Regional alumni events extend the Saint Joe’s experience beyond campus through gatherings including New York City, Philadelphia, and at the annual Thanksgiving Social. These events bring Falcons together to reconnect, share memories, and build meaningful professional connections, strengthening the alumni network across generations.

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the Evergreen Society William Barrood ‘73 Bryan Boyle ‘74 Robert Foley ‘65

Carol and Vincent Maglio ‘66 Michael Marsh ‘76

Edward McKeon ‘68 David Moss ‘81

Thomas and Stephanie Tormey P’00/’03

Jan and David Rideout ‘74

THE EVERGREEN SOCIETY - MAKING A LASTING IMPACT WITH THOUGHTFUL PLANNING

So what is Planned Giving?

personal property such as authenticated artwork, or cash.

Planned Giving begins with a thoughtful decision to provide for your loved ones and the causes that matter most to you—and continues by creating a clear path to make those intentions a reality.

There are several ways to make a sustaining gift to Saint Joseph High School while still providing for your family. The simplest is a bequest in your will—an option that does not affect your daily life, yet creates a lasting legacy at your alma mater.

Often referred to as Legacy Giving, Planned Giving allows individuals to make meaningful philanthropic commitments that may exceed what is possible through annual giving alone. Some planned gifts provide lifetime income for the donor, while others use estate and tax planning strategies to benefit both charitable organizations and heirs in ways that maximize impact and minimize tax liability. Gifts may include stocks or other securities, life insurance, real estate,

In 2025, Saint Joseph High School introduced Legacy Planner, a complimentary program designed to help you create a will with ease and confidence. For those local to New Jersey, the Advancement Office also offers free notarization. If you already have a will, your attorney can help you add a gift to Saint Joseph through a simple codicil. Planned Giving can begin at any stage of life and can be updated as your circumstances change.

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The Evergreen Society recognizes alumni and friends who have chosen to help sustain Saint Joseph High School through Planned Giving.

Members share a commitment to supporting the school’s mission of nurturing the spiritual, intellectual, and emotional growth of young men through faith-filled education, academic excellence, and community engagement.

If you have already included Saint Joseph High School in your estate plans, we invite you to contact Director of Advancement Nancy Alfano at nalfano@stjoes.org so we may thank you and appropriately recognize your generosity.

Membership in the Evergreen Society carries no dues, obligations, or additional solicitations. It is simply our way of honoring your commitment and ensuring your legacy continues to empower future generations of Saint Joe’s men.

Want more information or more detail about where to start?

Visit our extensive website or simply contact Nancy Alfano to start the conversation. www.StJoes.org/planned-giving

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Student Activities and Achievements Kristian Almanzar ’26 embodies the spirit of gratitude, leadership, and brotherhood that defines Saint Joseph High School. As the fourth Saint Joe’s student to receive the prestigious Jerome Riso Scholarship, Kristian joins a select group of young men recognized by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart for living out their mission in word and action.

Sponsored by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart, the Riso Scholarship is a full-tuition award presented annually to one student from a Brothers of the Sacred Heart school who exemplifies character, faith, and commitment.

For Kristian, the scholarship carries deep personal meaning rooted in family and responsibility.

“Coming from a household of immigrants, I have always seen my parents work hard day in and day out,” he shared. “I feel like this is a way I can repay them for all the love and sacrifice they give to me and my siblings.” The scholarship, he added, motivates him to push himself each day—academically, personally, and spiritually—holding himself to the highest standard even when no one is watching.

Saint Joseph High School has played a defining role in that growth. Kristian has developed not only as a student, but as a young man grounded in faith and brotherhood.

“My experience at Saint Joseph has been life-changing,” he said. “I’ve made my best friends here, and most importantly I’ve learned how to be a true man and how to carry that into the real world.”

That formation is evident in how Kristian approaches daily life on campus. He credits Saint Joe’s with shaping his maturity, integrity, and work ethic—qualities he sees as hallmarks of a Brothers education.

“Saint Joe’s holds me to a certain standard which I never want to fail,” he said. “I try to lead others on the right path, work hard every day, and always do the right thing.”

Kristian sees the mission of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart lived out in the way students care for one another and in the relationships built across campus.

“When you meet a kid my age that isn’t from Saint Joseph, you can see the difference,” he said.

“The mission of the Brothers has formed all of those qualities into one—they have made me a true Saint Joseph Man.”

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Student Achievements for FY24/25 y The Class of 2025 earned $31.5 million in college scholarships, with 78 percent of the class accepting an award averaging $109,980 y Elikem Amenuvor ‘25 and Ronan Pell ‘25 were named National Merit Scholarship Finalists y Two graduates earned appointments to United States Service Academies: Troy Boucher (Coast Guard Academy) and Brandon Trivino (USMA - West Point) y Two athletic programs won their third consecutive state championships (bowling and volleyball); five athletic programs won Greater Middlesex Conference titles (Soccer, Swimming, Wrestling, Lacrosse and Baseball), and two programs won division titles (football and tennis) y The Youth & Government delegation was named “Outstanding Delegation” and Saahir Vazirani ‘26 was elected Lieutenant Governor at the annual YMCA conference y The Esports Program launched during the 2024-2025 school year, creating new leadership and competition opportunities for all students. The team was nationally ranked and competed in the state tournament.

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Faith & Formation From the moment students step onto campus, Saint Joseph High School seeks to do more than educate—it strives to form young men of faith who know they are valued, loved, and called to serve. Few stories reflect that mission more clearly than the journey of Brother Michael Migacz, S.C. ’83, whose path from Falcon to Brother of the Sacred Heart speaks to the school’s lasting commitment to nurturing vocations and faith-filled lives.

As a student, Br. Mike experienced a community rooted in presence, care, and genuine relationships. The Brothers and teachers at Saint Joe’s created an environment where students felt supported and understood.

“Sometimes teens are shy, reluctant, and selfconscious,” he recalled, “but the sympathetic adults made us feel comfortable. That guidance formed me because it helped give me confidence and realize my worth.”

The warmth and humanity of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart challenged common stereotypes of religious life and quietly planted the seeds of vocation. Br. Mike remembers being drawn to their authenticity and their joy in working with young people.

Still, discernment unfolded gradually.

“There was a desire to be more prayerful, and also a call to work with young people—to be a teacher and be like the Brothers who were engaging and uplifting,” he said. “All of these longings tugged at me.”

Prayer and mentorship played key roles in that journey. Conversations with trusted

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guides, including Brother Robert Ziobro, S.C., and experiences of community life helped him better understand religious life. During his sophomore year at Rutgers University, Br. Mike took the next step, joining the Brothers of the Sacred Heart as a candidate.

More than forty years later, his commitment to the Brothers’ mission remains strong.

Having served as an educator, Brother Mike now ministers as Vocations Director for the United States Province and as a member of the Provincial Council. In these roles, he continues to advance the vision of Father André Coindre—helping young people recognize their God-given dignity.

“Father Coindre had a passion for young people,” Br. Mike said, “and he wanted them to know deep down that they are loved, that they matter.”

List of Saint Joseph Alumni Called to Serve in Jesus’ Footsteps Deacon Robert J. Behrens Jr. ‘69

Saint Joseph High School remains committed to fostering the spirit of Fr. André Coindre and the mission of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Through prayer, mentorship, and a supportive faith community, the school encourages students to listen for God’s call—whether through marriage, service, priesthood, or religious life. As Br. Mike reminds young men discerning their path, faith grows through prayer, openness, and trust in God’s promise.

Br. William J. Cawley, S.C. ‘65 Rev. Edwin Chinery Jr. ‘75 Rev. Gerard H. Chylko CSSR ‘71 Msgr. Charles W. Cicerale ‘65 Rev. Frank W. Fellrath Jr. ‘81 Br. Kevin Finnegan, S.C. ‘74 Rev. Peter M. Idler ‘88 Rev. Joseph J. Kerrigan Jr. ‘78 Deacon Mark Koscinski ‘75 Rev. Michael G. Krull ‘76 Deacon Alexander Kubik ‘68 Deacon Jack Manhire ‘65 (deceased)

“For I know the plans I have for you… plans to give you a future full of hope.”

Br. Michael Migacz, S.C. ‘83 Rev. Alexander Mosko C.O. ‘08 Rev. Kenneth R. Murphy ‘76 Rev. John O’Kane ‘87 Deacon James Prumos ‘13 (Priestly Ordination expected in 2026) Rev. John A. Quill ‘66 Fr. Robert E. Roetzel, CSC ‘70 Rev. John M. Rozembajgier ‘95

Jeremiah 29:11

Rev. Jude S. Salus OSB ‘65 Rev. Louis V. Schwebius ‘75 Fr. Mark Simmons ‘78 If you are a member of religious life (Priest, Deacon, Brother, etc) and are not listed, please email ANNUAL REPORT 2025 | 17 alumni@stjoes.org.

Letter from John Langdon

Dear Saint Joseph Community, On behalf of your Saint Joseph High School Board of Directors, I want to personally thank you for your unwavering commitment to supporting Saint Joseph High School. Each day I see first hand the impact our school is having on the student body and we wouldn’t be where we are today without you.

With close to 600 young men on campus, it is paramount to our future and theirs that we provide the very best opportunities so that Saint Joseph High School can continue to be at the forefront of Catholic high schools in New Jersey. As you can imagine, the footprint of our student population is very different from when you and I were students.

Our leadership team, led by President John Nolan and Principal Anne Rivera is committed to continuing the tradition of a Saint Joseph education, rooted in the charism of Fr. André Coindre and the mission of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. It is our duty as alumni of this school to continue offering our support so that current and future students can thrive during and after their time on campus.

I continue to be proud of the level of support our alumni provide and the meaningful difference your generosity makes in the daily lives of our school community. Saint Joseph High School is not only forming award-winning students in the classroom and champions on the field, but—more importantly—developing young men who serve others and commit themselves to making the world a better place.

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It gives me great pride to share that over the past five years, we have seen a 114 percent growth in alumni and community support, including a 14 percent increase in dollars raised and a 54 percent increase in the size of the average gift. Your generous support allows our leadership team to offer more than $1.5 million in need-based financial assistance and scholarships, as well as increased funding for extracurricular activities and athletics.

As a proud alumnus, I want to personally thank the 762 fellow alums who supported their high school alma mater, especially the classes of 1965, 1974 and 1984, who collectively reached over 20 percent in total class participation.

Thank you for leading the way and showing 64 years of graduates what it truly means to be a Saint Joseph Falcon.

I speak for the entire Board of Directors when I say thank you for supporting Saint Joseph High School, the charism of Fr. Coindre and the mission of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.

Each of our adult lives was formed in some way in the hallways of Saint Joe’s, and I know our impact is creating the same possibilities for the current students. Our future is bright and we are eager to achieve more success together in the coming year.

Sincerely,

John Langdon ‘80 Chairman, Board of Directors

Fundraising Revenue

$1,749,264.95

FY 24/25 TOTAL DOLLARS RAISED DURING FY2025 $1,534,034.71 $1,005,570 FY 23/24

14%

FY 22/23

Need-based Financial ASsistance & Scholarship

$1,493,880.94 FY 24/25 $1,185.400 $1,067,715 FY 23/24

FY 22/23

Alumni Donors

762

FY 24/25

Number of Gifts

1,718 (1,207 DONORS)

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Annual Donor Report FY 24/25 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, 2024 and June 30, 2025.

Cor Jesu Society $25,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Balog ‘73

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Langdon ‘80

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Baumann Jr. ‘80

Mr. Richard Lenihan

Mr. and Mrs. Damian A. Braga ‘73

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maglio ‘66

Center State Engineering

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Mayer ‘74

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Checchio ‘95

McManimon, Scotland & Baumann, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Feist ‘76

Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Pozycki ‘69

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

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Strapp, Jr. ‘65

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

Society of Father Coindre, Founder $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Francfort ‘85

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lutz ‘83

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gorman ‘76

Manasquan Bank

Green and White Crease Club, Inc.

Saint Joseph Touchdown Club

Green and White Takedown Club Inc

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shibles

Dr. and Mrs. Solomon Kuchipudi

Brothers of the Sacred Heart Society $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Harry Brett

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Gnall ‘71

Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Plummer ‘06

LtCol and Mrs. John M. Chacko Jr. ‘91, USMC

Mr. James E. Goulden ‘79

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Reszutek ‘75

Johnson & Johnson

Mr. Jerry Riporti

Lacrosse University LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rizzo

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

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Ryan, Esq. ‘85

Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Marcinkiewicz ‘71

Mr. Edward Stivers Jr. ‘09

Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Murray ‘79

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Syslo

Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Newman ‘86

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tormey

Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Pavon

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wellet

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. James Chen ‘68 Clinton Honda Mr. and Ms. Robert B. D’Zuro ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett T. Dewelde ‘96 Mr. Thomas J. Doherty ‘85

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

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Connery ‘74

Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Alfano

Mr. Daniel G. Corey ‘90

Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Altobelli

Mr. and Mrs. Rory Costello ‘85

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Alvarez

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Craft ‘83

Mr. Robert J. Anthony ‘96

Mr. Stephen F. Danis ‘73

Dr. Edward and Mrs. Donna August

Mr. Michael P. Del Bueno ‘88

Mr. Daniel F. Baran ‘66

Mr. and Mrs. James Granito Mr. Kevin B. Grzelak CPA ‘92 Mr. Russell S. Gutter ‘82 Hackensack Meridian Health Inc Mr. Kevin Halligan ‘75 Mr. Robert F. Hassett Jr. ‘94 Mr. Peter J. Hendricks Esq. ‘72

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeLuca

CDR and Mrs. Mark W. Hess ‘67

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Demetrick Mr. Thomas G. Dietzel ‘16

Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Hoagland ‘77

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Barletta ‘69

Mr. Thomas E. Downs, V ‘99

Mr. Andrew G. Hodulik CPA ‘74

Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Besozzi ‘65

Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Dragon ‘70

Mr. John P. Hourihan Jr. ‘68

Mr. Brandon Barbosa ‘12

Mrs. Patricia M. Bixel Mr. Robert Bourgeois

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hueston ‘83

Mr. John J. Duffy ‘69

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Brady

Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Dunn ‘75

Mrs. Anna A. Brenner

Mr. Paul L. Durkee ‘84

Ms. Lilia Ishvan and Mr. Vadim Chervin

Mr. David R. Brockman ‘94

Mr. Sean Durkin ‘77

Mr. Ryan Jago ‘09

The Honorable and Mrs. Benjamin S. Bucca Jr. ‘76

Dr. Kenneth B. Ebert ‘68

Dr. and Mrs. Geza Kiss ‘73

Mr. Brian J. Egan ‘90

Mr. Garrett Klurman ‘18

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

Mrs. Lois Ann Knowlson

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caggiano Mr. Nicholas Calafati ‘96

Mr. Donald J. Fallon ‘68

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Castaldo

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick

CCS Fundraising

Mr. James J. Flannery ‘02

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chace

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Freis Jr. ‘88

Mr. Ralph Busco ‘75

Mr. and Mrs. John Chacko Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Chadwick ‘89

Mr. Matthew Friedman ‘25 Rome Friends

Mr. Edward J. Chanda ‘85

Mr. Timothy Fulton ‘10

Mr. Michael Checchio ‘96

Mr. Joseph A. Gadek ‘68

Mr. Sean P. Coakley ‘85

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gage ‘73

Dr. Mark S. Codella ‘76

Mr. Christopher Galiano

Mr. Anthony Colucci ‘16

Mrs. Denise Galiano

Mr. Richard Comollo ‘74

Mr. James A. Gilmore ‘65

Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Hunter ‘94

Mr. William Koehler ‘90 Mr. Alexander Kruper ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Frank La Cava ‘71 Mr. Michael F. Lakat ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. James T. Lane ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lattal ‘76 Mr. Bradley Lawrence ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Lechner Dr. Timothy Lenahan ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Lubowicki ‘78 Mr. Jason J. Madsen ‘00 Mr. David J. Malin ‘71 Malouf Buick-GMC Truck Inc

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Saint Joseph Society (cont) Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Preston ‘75

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Stromsland

Mr. Robert W. Price, Esq. ‘72

Mr. Eric Swenson ‘04

Mr. Adam G. Psichos ‘84

Mr. Derek Szot ‘89

Mr. and Mrs. Brett Radi

Mr. James W. Taglieri ‘68

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Raimondo ‘02

Mr. Peter J. Tampellini ‘86

Maschio’s Food Services, Inc. Mr. Jon H. Mayer PE ‘71

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

Mr. and Mrs. William A. McGovern CPA ‘68

Mr. John W. Reilly ‘91

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Malouf Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mancuso ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Marsh CFM ‘76 Mr. M. Paul Martin ‘76

Mr. and Mrs. James McNamara Mr. Robert K. Meier ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meier Mr. Gerry Messina ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Monahan ‘68 Mr. William T. Morrow ‘92 Mr. Joseph P. Mueanzen ‘71 Mr. Kevin Mulkerin ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Myers Mr. Edward Nolan ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. John V. O’Brien ‘77 Mr. James J. O’Malley ‘66 Mr. Alan J. Olegario ‘94 Mr. George Oros ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Parisse Mr. Jeffrey Perelman Mr. and Mrs. David J. Perrone ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Phelan ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Picariello Piper Sandler Companies Mr. Peter V. Polanskyj ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Pozycki Jr. ‘65

Mr. David Reis ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Rich ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. John Risley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Saitta ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sanczyk Mr. Vincent C. Santanna ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sapp Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schauer CPCU ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Schrum ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Searls

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Timko Ms. Samantha Tormey Mr. James W. Townley ‘67 Mr. John S. Turner ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. James Tuttle Mrs. Eleanor C. Ubhaus Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ulbrich Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ulrich ‘09 Mr. Gordon M. Ur ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Urban ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vastola Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vitagliano Mr. Edward R. Wentzheimer ‘96 Mr. Robert M. Wieckowski ‘68

Mr. Michael Sevchuk ‘98

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Williamson PE ‘71

Mr. Kevin M. Shanahan ‘73

Mr. Richard J. Wolff ‘72

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Sharlow Jr. ‘81

Mr. James J. Ziemba ‘13

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Sheldon ‘65 Ms. Laura Shibles Mr. and Mrs. Richard Siy Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Skelly ‘81 Mr. Timothy F. Smith Esq. ‘68 Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Stehlik MD ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Garrick Stoldt Mr. Kenneth A. Stromsland ‘90

SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL

Mr. Robert Zimmerman ‘21 Walsh Pizzi O’Reilly Falanga LLP The Tormey Law Firm BNY Mellon

For a complete listing of all donors for FY 24/25, 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 CLASS OF PARTICIPATION

TOTAL DONATION

1965

25.6%

$37,684.94

1995

8.5%

$35,651.88

1966

12.5%

$79,289.57

1996

11.6%

$18,440.78

1967

7.9%

$4,843.34

1997

2.7%

$631.37

1968

13.5%

$20,565.70

1998

3.8%

$2,234.16

1969

17.4%

$59,146.50

1999

3.6%

$3,379.70

1970

10.2%

$7,684.34

2000

3.1%

$2,241.63

1971

13.7%

$19,950.69

2001

4.1%

$2,050.01

1972

11.5%

$11,030.35

2002

9.5%

$5,293.88

1973

18.0%

$86,669.65

2003

4.1%

$2,993.91

1974

28.2%

$112,194.77

2004

1%

$1,051.75

1975

11.4%

$49,470.10

2005

3.2%

$1,048.44

2%

$7,849.04

1976

13.8%

$253,768.55

2006

1977

8.4%

$9,517.87

2007

2.5%

$1,706.47

1978

6.9%

$6,248.13

2008

4.6%

$2,043.18

1979

17.7%

$17,463.32

2009

7.6%

$10,302.85

1980

9.1%

$215,043.34

2010

6.1%

$3,476.26

1981

8.6%

$6,131.48

2011

2.2%

$331.07

1982

4.2%

$2,254.69

2012

2.3%

$1,355.25

1983

14.4%

$30,202.04

2013

5.9%

$3,116.04

1984

21.7%

$19,189.22

2014

1%

$142.08

1985

14.1%

$49,629.17

2015

2.3%

$272.04

1986

3.3%

$8,350.45

2016

3.4%

$2,511.74

1987

2.5%

$1,134.20

2017

2.8%

$766.74

1988

11.7%

$8,341.40

2018

2%

$1,505.00

1989

7.4%

$9,481.32

2019

2%

$273.26

1990

4.8%

$7,101.00

2020

3.6%

$327.40

1991

5.6%

$20,472.59

2021

5.9%

$2,112.80

1992

4.3%

$3,329.94

2022

1.6%

$126.00

1993

2.7%

$1,365.25

2023

2.5%

$1,426.50

1994

3.2%

$9,197.62

2024

3.4%

$134.15

SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL

FY24/25 Financial Report Tuition & Fees $11,855,725

Annual Donations & Fundraising

Operating Revenues: $15,913,398 75% 7% 5% 13%

$1,130,386

Other Revenue $797,771

Respect the Seal $2,129,516

INSTRUCTIONAL COSTS FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

$1,041,976

$1,513,776 SALARIES & BENEFITS $8,245,066

7% 58%

Operating Expenses: $14,219,208

11%

CAPITAL EXPENDITURES

3%

$485,033

11%

PLANT OPERATIONS & DEPRECIATION

5% 5%

$1,520,483 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES $737,657 ADVANCEMENT, ADMISSIONS & MARKETING $675,217

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2026

Calendar Of Events

Spring Musical: Pippin

March 27-29

Philadelphia Alumni Social

April 22

Mothers Club Basket Raffle

May 2

Baccalaureate Mass and

May 21

Graduation Falcon Golf Classic at Forsgate

June 8

Country Club Friday Night Lights

October 16

Fall 2026

Mothers Club Pocketbook Bingo

Sixth Annual Green Tie Gala

November 14

Alumni Thanksgiving Social

November 26

Giving Tuesday

December 1

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 Falcon Golf Classic Monday, June 8, 2026

Join alumni, parents, and friends for a memorable day on the course celebrating Brotherhood and Saint Joseph pride. This annual tradition brings our community together in support of student success and the mission of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.

Green Tie Gala Saturday, November 14, 2026

Save the date for the Seventh Annual Green Tie Gala. Join us for an elegant evening in support of the Saint Joseph Annual Fund.

ALUMNI THANKSGIVING SOCIAL Tuesday, November 24, 2026

Celebrate what it means to be a Falcon at the annual Alumni Thanksgiving Social at Hailey’s Harp & Pub. Catch up with old friends, reminisce with former teachers and create more memories of your time at Saint Joe’s.

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