THE INSIDER . . .Saint John’s Catholic Prep

“ You can do nothing with

children unless you win

their confi dence and love by

bringing them into touch with

yourself, by breaking through

all the hindrances that keep

them at a distance. We must

accommodate ourselves to

their tastes, we must make

ourselves like them.”

- St. John Bosco

Patron Saint of Education

Congratulations to the Class of 2012!

Graduation Remarks from President Gordon Oliver(Edited from full original speech)

Congratulations to the Class of 2012!

On behalf of our Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations, I welcome you to the Saint John’s Alumni Association and I congratulate you for being the first class in our school’s history to be offered a record $7.2 million in college scholarships and for also being the first alumni class ever to have 100% par ticipation in the Alumni Annual Fund Campaign.

To the parents of our graduates: Thank you for sharing your children with us and for entrusting their secondary education to Saint John’s. I remarked recently to senior parent Mr. Kenneth Leiter that we have enjoyed having Matt with us and I have especially enjoyed watching him play baseball this spring. I asked Mr. Leiter if he has any more children to share with us and he said he didn’t but added that he did have grandchildren. He said he would recommend Saint John’s to other families. We like to hear that! Word of mouth is one of our strongest marketing tools.

To the class of 2012: You are tomorrow’s leaders. I do not know specifically what that will mean for you. I do not have a crystal ball to see into the future, but I do know that you will need to embrace and develop leadership skills that will guide and direct our country forward. Each of you will develop your own style of leadership and the skills necessary to accomplish your tasks and goals. You will be tasked with solving challenges that my generation of baby boomers have been unable to resolve. In addition, there will be other challenges I am sure that have not yet bubbled up to the surface.

To somewhat paraphrase Forrest Gump, “life is like a box of chocolates, we never know what we are going to get.”

On the question of leadership: Are leaders born or made? There have been endless books and ar ticles devoted to this very question. Winston Churchill was a great war time leader and the people knew this, but in peace time he was not the people’s choice to lead.

Kelly Crowley receives the Father John McElroy Founder’s Award presented by Gordon Oliver

Summer 2012

Special Graduation and Honor Roll of Donors Issue

Cont. on next page

Dwight D. Eisenhower said of leadership, “You do not lead by hitting people over the head. That’s assault, not leadership.” He also said, “I would rather try to persuade a man to go along because once I have persuaded him, he will stick. If I scold him, he will only stay as long as he is scolded, then he is gone.” And leadership is the ar t of getting someone else to do something you want done because they want to do it.”

Teddy Roosevelt, a little more heavy handed was given credit for invoking his foreign policy leadership style, “walk softly and carry a big stick.”

In my career development over the past 35 years, I have worked for some truly inspirational Headmasters who have served as role models and mentors.

One par ticular Headmaster I worked for was a strong proponent of the “service” or “servant” leadership model where one leads by example and rolls up one’s shir t sleeves and pitches in to help. Although not always successful, I have tried to emulate this model.

Each of you as tomorrow’s leaders will develop your own styles of effective leadership. One thing I have learned over time is to find a good role model and to learn by listening and inquiry. And when you do become leaders, whether it’s in the entrepreneurial area, education, civil service, or any one of a myriad of professions, please try to remember to always be civil, polite, and respectful in your dealings with others as you have been while at Saint John’s.

One final thought: At Mass recently, our pastor Father Mar tin delivered a homily that tied the theme of service into the readings. At the conclusion of his homily, father shared with the congregation that a friend of his, an Episcopal priest, had erected a sign at the back of the Church so parishioners would see it as they exited out. It read, “The service has ended, now service begins.”

And so I say to the Class of 2012 as you exit Saint John’s as students becoming alumni, “The service has ended, now service begins.”

Graduation Remarks cont.BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Gregory Harraka, Chairman

Michael Smariga ’62, Vice Chairman

Richard Hassett ’67, Treasurer

George Gelles, Secretary

Kathleen Costlow D’Amore

William Dahut

Patrick Hogan

Rev. Msgr. Robert Jaskot

Amy Manson Keating

John MacDonald

Michael O’Connor ‘84

James Plamondon

Richard Rogers

Joseph Welty

Pam Zusi

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION

Gordon Oliver, President

Christopher Cosentino, Principal

Diane L’Huillier-Favret, ExecutiveDirector of Institutional Advancement

Ann Blessing, Business Manager

Marc Minsker, Dean of Academics

Eric Dummann, Dean of Students

Cathy Campbell, School Counselor

Thomas Wedbee, School Counselor

Michael Schultz, Director of Enrollment Management

Judith Robison, Director of Technology

Dawn Miller, Director of Campus Ministry

Silas Cheung, Athletic Director

Paul DeLeon, Director of Facilities

Robin Brulia, Sr. Applications Manager

Marge Pieklo, Executive Assistant

Linda Petrie, Administrative Assistant

Diane Keser, Receptionist

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From the PrincipalChristopher CosentinoIt is with great pleasure that I write to all of you. As of this writing we are gearing up and preparing for the 2012-2013 school year. Only a few shor t months ago we said goodbye to the Class of 2012 at our Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement Exercises. As par t of my remarks for the graduating seniors, I shared with them what the late Steve Jobs said at the commencement exercises at Stanford University in 2005. In his remarks Mr. Jobs said, “Follow your Hear t; when I was 17, I read a quote that went something like, ‘If you live each day as if it was your last, someday you’ll most cer tainly be right.’” Mr. Jobs goes on to say, “Since then I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself, if today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today? And whenever the answer has been no for too many days in a row, I know I need to change something. Your time is limited…don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your hear t and intuition…everything else is secondary.” I truly believe these young women and men will take that advice and go on to accomplish great things.

We are so pleased that our families continue to par tner with us in the education of their children. We anticipate star ting the year with our Mass of the Holy Spirit where we will induct our newest members of our Student Government Association. This will also provide an oppor tunity for the entire school community to sign our Code of Conduct, wherein we all pledge to live our school’s mission every day. As we get closer to the fall, we excitedly anticipate the move to our new location in Buckeystown to star t the second semester.

This school year promises to be exciting and I look forward to all of us making fond memories.

Christopher J. CosentinoPrincipal

A special congratulations to the Class of 2012 for being

the first alumni class to have 100% participation in the

Alumni Annual Fund Campaign!

“We make a living by what we get,

but we make a life by what we give.”

- Winston Churchhill

Saint John’s Catholic Prep celebrated its graduation ceremonies on Thursday, May 24, and Friday, May 25. The traditional Baccalaureate Mass was held on Thursday at St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church followed by the Senior Recognition Dinner at Dutch’s Daughter Restaurant. Co-salutatorians Katerina Barrientos and Andrew Rivera spoke at the Senior Recognition Dinner. The following awards were presented:

Catholic Daughters Religion AwardPresented to Krysta Johnson by Mrs. Loreta Fahey, The Cour t of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Catholic Daughters of the Americas

Balfour Service AwardPresented to Mar ty Scire by Mrs. Sandra Splaine, Community Service Coordinator

Sons of the American Revolution AwardPresented to Gregory Stewar t by Reverend Frederick Pyne

C. Markland Kelly AwardPresented to Alexis Truxillo and Nicholas Peifer by Mr. Chris Cosentino

The Dr. Christopher M. Hassett Science Scholarship AwardPresented to Shelby Payne by Mr. and Mrs. Maury Hassett

International Student AwardPresented to Jay Zhang by Mrs. Young Lee

The Frederick Memorial Auxiliary AwardPresented to Fred Fleitz by Ms. Darlene Aulls

State Merit Scholastic AwardsPresented to Katerina Barrientos, Tara Giangrande, Alexandra Nigida, and Andrew Rivera by Mr. Chris Cosentino

F.O.C.E. Mount Saint Mary’s Scholarship Award Presented to Maria Sofia by Mr. David Grove, Friends of Catholic Education

Valedictorian Award/Salutatorian AwardPlaques and ribbons presented to Valedictorian Tara Giangrande, and Salutatorians Katerina Barrientos and Andrew Rivera by Mr. Chris Cosentino

National Honor Society Scholarships AwardPresented to Margaret Ballantyne, Emily Kinley, and Emily Tolino by Mr. Tim Van Schaick

The official Commencement Ceremony took place at The Knott Arena at the PNC Spor ts Complex, Mount St. Mary’s University, on Friday, May 25, at 7:00PM. Valedictorian Tara Giangrande addressed the congregation. President Gordon Oliver presented the following special awards:

Micah Distinguished Alumni AwardAwarded posthumously to Mrs. Lois Ann Lipps Edwards, Class of 1954. Presented to her husband Mr. Alber t Edwards and daughter Mrs. Toni Edwards.

The Father John McElroy Founder’s AwardPresented to Kelly Ann Crowley

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Saint John’s is Proud of Our 78 Graduates Who Have Been Offered Over $7.2 Million in Scholarships!

Baccalaureate Mass

Valedictorian Tara Giangrande addresses the congregation

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Career Day

In January, a Career Exploration assembly was held for students. The panel of 11 professionals shared information about their careers and vocations. They shared such things as the pros and cons of their profession, the journey they took to obtain their current job, other job oppor tunities within the field, and words of wisdom they had to pass along to the students. There were a variety of fields represented from Business, Engineering, Sciences, Law, Medicine, Political Science, Finance, and others.

A huge thank you to the following guest presenters:

Ray Bowman Dr. Jack Campbell Kathleen Costlow

Dave Grove Msgr. Rob Jaskot Thomas Leahy

Jim Plamondon Dr. Richard Rogers Ron Ross

John Sherwin Steven Yinger

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President’s Reception Held to Thank Donors

On October 27, Gordon Oliver held a President’s Reception at Holly Hills Country Club to thank lead benefactors for their generosity to Saint John’s. Approximately 50 guests were in attendance and enjoyed drinks, delicious appetizers, and yummy desser ts. Mr. Oliver thanked everyone for their generosity to Saint John’s and shared the importance of contributing to the school. Greg Harraka, Chairman of the Board, and Joe Welty, a member of the Board also spoke and shared some information about the new campus. It was a nice evening and a good time was had by all.

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Katherine Acosta University of Maryland, College ParkMichael Allen University of Maryland, Baltimore CountyEvan Austin Susquehanna UniversityPriscilla Badua Montgomery College, GermantownMargaret Ballantyne James Madison UniversityKaterina BarrientosTowson UniversityRachel Bobyak North Carolina State UniversityAlice Breen Paul Mitchell Beauty SchoolMary Charuhas Frederick Community CollegeGabriel Coffman Southern New Hampshire UniversityKathleen CookEast Carolina UniversityKelly Crowley University of South CarolinaShannon Curtin Saint Anselm CollegeEdward Dalkiewicz Frederick Community CollegeMichaela Dowling Montgomery College, GermantownAndrew Feerrar Montgomery College, GermantownJackson Filyo King’s CollegeFrederick Fleitz George Mason UniversityTara Giangrande Swathmore CollegeBenjamin Griffin Mercersburg AcademyRyan Grimes West Virginia Wesleyan CollegeEmily Grove Elon UniversityKatherine Hardey American UniversityJason Harris Radford University

Jonathan Herald St. Mary’s College of MarylandErica Herdecker Towson UniversityVi Phuong Ho Hood CollegeAlexandra Hursey University of Maryland, College ParkDaniela Ilijic James Madison UniversityElodie Jean-Philippe Duke UniversityDontaye Johnson Rober t Morris University, IllinoisKrysta Johnson Concord UniversitySarah Johnson Bucknell UniversityFaith Jones Michigan State UniversityMeredith Jones Catawba CollegeSang Jun Attending a college in KoreaAndrew Kenworthy-Rodriguez Ithaca UniversityEmily Kinley Duquesne UniversityKaralynn Lally Radford UniversityJennifer Leahy Emerson UniversityChan Sung Lee Pratt InstituteMatthew Leiter Purdue UniversityJohn Lewis The Pennsylvania State University, University ParkJoy Mancini University of VirginiaAlexander Massi University of Maryland, College ParkMarina Matkovich Frostburg State UniversityCory Matson East Carolina UniversityMark McGrail St. Mary’s College of Maryland

Jordan Moxley Shippensburg University of PennsylvaniaCooper Mueller Frostburg State UniversityJeffrey Neuman Washington CollegeAlexandra Nigida University of PittsburghMunyaradzi Njagu St. John’s University, Queens CampusLoreto Noguera McDaniel CollegeChristopher O’Brien Coastal Carolina UniversityShannon O’Dowd Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityShelby Payne Washington University, St. LouisNicholas Peifer Catawba CollegeMarial Pierce Monmouth UniversityBrian Plamondon University of Notre DameAndrew Rivera University of Maryland, College ParkMeghan Roche Wilson CollegeTaylor Rogers High Point UniversityMartin Scire McDaniel CollegeDavid Selleh Montgomery College, GermantownLauren Shanklin Furman UniversityJoseph Sigler Goucher CollegeAndreia Silva Montgomery College, GermantownMaria Sofia Mount Saint Mary’s UniversityGregory Stewart Juniata CollegeAbigail Tighe University of Notre DameEmily Tolino University of Maryland, College Park

Alexis Truxillo Wagner CollegeConor Tyler University of Colorado at BoulderAndrea Villaran Zariquiey Juniata CollegeBrooke Wilson University of RichmondNicholas Wright The University of ScrantonHaoyue Zhang University of Maryland, College Park

Our Seniors Are Moving on to Start Their New Lives at the Following Institutions:

Marial Pierce – Monmouth University

Brooke Wilson – Richmond University

Alexis Truxillo – Wagner College

Meredith Jones – Catawba College

Dontaye Johnson – Robert Morris University,Illinois

Nick Peifer – Catawba College

Ryan Grimes – West Virginia Wesleyan

Evan Austin – Susquehanna University

College Bound Athletes

(l to r) Cecilia Costlow, Sarah Costlow, and Kate Costlow D’Amore

(l to r) Bryan & Beth Wright and Nelson & Pat Tyler

Captain Steven Yinger speaks about his career in the Air Force

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Mary Cella Santangelo Rice, class of 1933, passed away in her home at Buckingham’s Choice in Frederick, MD on November 16. She was born on January 1, 1917 in Frederick. Mary was the wife of the late Donald B. Rice, Sr. who was a former Mayor of Frederick, a local business leader, and founder of the Donald B. Rice Tire Company. Mary was a lifetime member of St. John the Evangelist R.C.C., of Frederick, and later attended St. Joseph-on-Carrollton Manor R.C.C. after moving to Buckingham’s Choice. She was a Silver Member of the Catholic Daughters, a founding member of the Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxilary, and

past president of the Frederick Women’s Civic Club. Mary was the valedictorian of her graduating class of 1933 at Saint John’s. She has three sons who also share a long history with Saint John’s - Donald B. Rice, Jr. ‘57, James R. Rice ‘58, and Kenneth W. Rice, who attended Saint John’s. In 1992, The Donald B. Rice, Sr. Scholarship Fund was established to help deserving students attend Saint John’s. Until a few years ago, Mary would attend many school activities, especially the Scholarship Assemblies on campus. The Rice family made a lead gift to the Legacy Campaign for the new school campus where four Math/Technology Classrooms and a Math/Science/Technology Seminar Room will be named for The Donald B. Rice Family.

Planned Giving

“Philanthropy has the potential to inspire a personal legacy and allow us to leave a lasting mark.” Charles W. Collier, Senior Philanthropic Advisor at Harvard University.

As you may know, many non-profi t organizations – including Saint John’s Catholic Prep, rely on charitable donations and planned giving strategies implemented by generous donors to help fund operations and support the organization’s long-term fi nancial needs. Planned gifts of life insurance, appreciated holdings, charitable trusts, and bequests are among the many ways to support the future of Saint John’s. Planned gifts are strategic charitable contributions that can provide the donor with important tax benefi ts now and in the future.

An attractive planned giving strategy is donating appreciated stock or other securities. Many taxpayers may have appreciated stock that would be ripe for donation. This strategy offers an immediate income tax deduction for the fair market value of the securities and avoids capital gains taxes.

There are many other planned giving options that offer a wide array of immediate and long-term tax benefi ts, which is a great way to reduce your tax burden while helping your charity of choice. We encourage you to please consider Saint John’s. Please check with your fi nancial advisor to see what works best for you.

SJCP Presents Donor Recognition Gift to Major Donors

This past school year, President Gordon Oliver presented a donor recognition gift to the following donors in appreciation for their generosity to the Legacy Campaign: John and Karen O’Boyle, parents of alumnae Allison ‘08 and Lauren ‘11; Pat and Molly Crowley, parents of Kelly (class of 2012) and Colleen (class of 2015); Rick and Michele Rogers, parents of Taylor (class of 2012) and son Bailey (class of 2015); and to Jack and Betty McShea who are wonderful friends to the Saint John’s School community. Jack and Betty are also close friends to the Truxillo family and consider themselves grandparents to Alexis Truxillo (class of 2012). The Legacy Campaign funding will help suppor t the construction of the new school campus. Saint John’s is sincerely grateful to these families for their suppor t.

(l to r) Gordon Oliver, Molly & Pat Crowley, and Diane Favret

(l to r) John & Karen O’Boyle and Gordon Oliver

Remembering Two Wonderful Alumnae Who Were Very Special Gifts to the

Saint John’s Family

Mrs. Lois Ann Lipps Edwards lost her two and a half year battle with pancreatic cancer on Saturday, January 14. The oldest child of the late Alton and Louise Lipps of Frederick, Lois graduated from St. John’s Literary Institute in 1954 and St. Joseph College, Emmitsburg, MD in 1958. She married Albert Edwards in 1959 - they have three children and four grandchildren. Al’s career took them to San Francisco, CA, Frederick, MD, Newark, DE, Belle Meade, NJ, Cincinnati, OH, Yardley, PA, Hong Kong, Melbourne, Australia and Dallas, TX. They resettled in Frederick in 1998. Al served on the Board of Trustees for Saint John’s Catholic Prep from 2003 to

2009. Lois was a full-time homemaker and mother. In addition to her husband, Lois is survived by her three children and their spouses, four grandchildren, seven nieces and nephews, a great-niece and a host of dear friends, cousins, and neighbors.

Lois was a devoted volunteer where she enjoyed serving as president of the Montgomery, Ohio Women’s Club, a religious educator and lector at various parishes, and a Meals on Wheels visitor. Beyond her volunteer work, she began an interest in writing while in college. In 1957, she won an Atlantic Monthly Contest and had a dramatic monologue published in the magazine. She won additional writing competitions throughout her life. An avid reader, she par ticipated in several book discussion groups and loved dance. As a child she was a student at the Evelyn White School of Dance and as an adult she studied at various studios located in places she lived including Tom Waters’ Ar tistic Dance Centre and Dance Unlimited. Lois also loved her close friendships that were formed with her fellow alums from St. John’s.

Saint John’s Catholic Prep has lost two great

friends indeed. May they continue

to watch over us from the heavens above.

(l to r) Rick Rogers, Gordon Oliver, and Michele Rogers

(l to r) Diane Favret, Gordon Oliver, Jack McShea, and Alexis Truxillo

(l to r) John & Karen O’Boyle and(G

(l to r) Diane Favret, Gordon Oliver, Jack McShea,

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Another Successful Year for The Booster Club

The SJCP Booster Club was formed to help supplement the current athletic budget through a variety of fundraisers and to also promote the SJCP athletic program. It has been another successful year raising over $16,847 through the membership drive, concession sales, the BBQ Bash, golf tournament, apparel sales, and general donations. Also, the Booster Club worked the beer garden at the Swinetastic BBQ Festival in June. Over two days, many SJCP parents, staff, and coaches volunteered their time to help raise money for the Booster Club. The monies raised from the Swinetastic will be applied to the 2012-2013 school year.

The Booster Club fundraising efforts throughout the 2011-2012 school year provided much needed items for the athletic programs, which included: • Cross Country Uniforms • Track Stopwatch and Printer system• Girls’ Basketball Tournament • Girls’ Lacrosse Tournaments• Boys’ Basketball Tournaments • Scoreboard repairs in the Gym• New Volleyball Power-lite System • Gym/Field Maintenance• Defibrillator for Athletic • Fall Pep Rally Training Department • Softball Field improvements • Baseball/Softball Drag for • Championship Athletic Sweatshirts field maintenance for Boys’ Basketball

Lights...Camera...Soirée!

The 31st Annual Soirée was held on May 12 at Musket Ridge Golf Club and was a wonderful and festive evening for the Saint John’s School Community. The festivities began in the tent, provided by the Board of Trustees, with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Afterwards, everyone was escorted into the main dining room for a delicious sit-down dinner followed by a live auction. The evening wrapped up back in the tent where it was turned into “an after party” theme.

Some of the highlights of the Soirée included: the beautiful, festive decorations (chaired by Wendy Cook); a wonderful and creative selection of silent and live auction items (chaired by Michele Rogers and Beth Wright); the popular class-themed baskets were amazing (chaired by Michele Filyo and Marybeth Warner); auctioneers, Bill Ballantyne and Tom Thomas raised $39,677 in the live auction; and Greg Harraka, Chairman of the Board, addressed the crowd with an update on the new Buckeystown campus. It truly was a successful event for Saint John’s.

A special thank you to Jean Ballantyne, Amy Foss, and Liz Kinley for taking care of important “behind the scenes” activities as well as committee members Susan Feudale, JoAnne Grus, Mary Mathewson, and Cary Plamondon. An event like the Soirée cannot happen without the great work and support of parent volunteers and we are most grateful.

The Soirée raised a total of $72,500 from sponsorships, advertisements, donations, reservations, and silent/live auction items. This includes $18,550 that was raised in the live auction for science labs at the new campus. After expenses, the Soirée netted $53,950 - the most it has raised in the past several years. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported the Soirée!

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A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS AND UNDERWRITERS

BenefactorDavid M. Grove, Attorney at LawThe Bealmear Family

PatronThe Crowley Company

FriendTammal Demolition

GolfFavret EnterprisesFitzgerald Auto MallWarner ServiceWhelan Photography

THANK YOU SPONSORS

DiamondDavid M. Grove, Attorney at Law

GoldCoakley Williams Construction Inc.Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

SilverFriends of Catholic Education, Inc.Matan Family FoundationMiles & Stockbridge PCProffitt & Associates Architects, PCThe Plamondon CompaniesThe Tyler CompaniesWye River Group, Inc.

BronzeRichard L. Rogers, DDSShear Reflections Hair SalonWarner Service Frederick, LLC

UnderwritersMr. & Mrs. William J. BreenMr. & Mrs. Philip BrownCar terQue BBQArthur C. Crum, Jr. Attorney at LawFastSignsBishop McNamara Council #1622Printing Services

TeeDr. Barbara Bell, DDS, FAGDBill BreenFrost Fire InsulationThe Kinley FamilyLegato, LLCJ. Mahalchick EnterprisesGordon and Sandra Oliver Rainy Saturday Farm Snowden Funeral Home Tiger’s Eye Benefits Consulting The Tyler CompaniesThe Wright Family

FacultyThe Brown Family The Middeke Family

Second Annual Booster Club BBQ Bash – November 24, 2012

The SJCP Booster Club welcomes parents, alumni (ages 21+), faculty/staff, past parents, and friends to attend a casual and super fun evening of delicious BBQ, adult beverages, socializing, and chances to win cash and prizes! All proceeds from the event suppor t the SJCP Athletic Booster Club.

When: Saturday, November 24, 2012

5:00 – 10:00 p.m.

Where: SJCP McSherry Gymnasium

Ticket Cost: $30 Single / $50 Couple / $25 SJCP Faculty, Staff, and Alumni (ages 21+).

The event will feature a great selection of BBQ and sides catered by Car terQue BBQ, beer, wine, soda, tip jars, 50/50 raffle, money wheel, 5 prize raffles and music. Please mark your calendar and join us!

Players Enjoy a Great Golf OutingOn June 11, the Athletic Booster Club sponsored a fun and successful golf tournament to raise funds for the athletic programs at SJCP. A field of 50 players enjoyed a beautiful day playing golf at PB Dye Golf Club. Through the generosity of sponsors and players, $6,615 was raised. We wish to extend a special thank you to Pat Crowley and Alan Fabiszak for serving as the co-chairs and to the following officers of the Booster Club: Casey Coulehan, Mike Kinley, Tim Peifer, and Beth Wright. Their hard work and generosity ensured a successful tournament and Saint John’s is most grateful.

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STUDENT INFO - SCHOOL YEAR WRAP UP

Latin II Certamen have Strong Showing at Convention

Twelve Latin students attended the Maryland Junior Classical League State Convention at Linganore High School in April. The Latin II Cer tamen team, after placing second overall in the first three rounds, advanced to the final round, which was played in front of everyone in the auditorium. After a final round full of intense hand-slapping and lightning-quick reflexes, they took the bronze, defeating eight other schools. Members of the team included Kelsey Bealmear, Jonathan Clark, Lianne Pedersen, and Sarah Vandegrift. Kelsey Bealmear also won a first place ribbon for her recitation of the travails of Demeter. In individual competitions, several students won the following awards:

First Place Roman Life Level II - Jonathan Clark

Second Place Upper Level Grammar Level II - Jonathan Clark

Second Place Ancient History Level II - Lianne Pedersen

Second Place Derivatives Level II - Kelsey Bealmear

Third Place Upper Level Grammar Level II - Kelsey Bealmear

Third Place Roman Life Level I - Joey Cheli

Third Place Upper Level Grammar Advanced Level - Shelby Payne

A Great Season for the Mock Trial Team!

After completing the regular season with four wins and two losses, Saint John’s Mock Trial team went to the semi-finals on March 13. Our team - lead by seniors Alex Nigida and Emily Tolino - delivered a stunning blow to the previously undefeated Oakdale High School team, beating them 52 to 51. As a result of that win, Saint John’s went on to compete in the County Championship on Wednesday, March 14.

For the third time in three years, Saint John’s went up against Urbana in the County Championship. After a difficult match wherein Saint John’s played the prosecution and Urbana the defense, the judge ruled in favor of the prosecution. However, Urbana won on total points.

Although there was disappointment over the loss to Urbana, the entire Mock Trial team deserves to be commended for a solid season.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SJCP MOCK TRIAL TEAM MEMBERS:

Attorneys: Jonathan Clark, Mark McGrail, Alex Nigida (Captain), Danny Russo, Emily Tolino, and Summer Villarosa

Witnesses: Krysta Johnson, Lianne Pedersen, Brian Plamondon, Austin Rose, Maria Sofia, and Sarina Sofia

Bailiff: Justin Furbush and AJ Kenworthy

Alternates: Tracey Breen, Makenzie Donaldson, Timothy Morrill and Bailey Rogers

Students Honored at Convocation

On April 25, at Maryvale Preparatory School, the Archdiocese of Baltimore honored 61 top Catholic high school seniors at the annual Distinctive Scholars Convocation. These seniors have maintained the highest GPA in their respective schools and have demonstrated what it means to excel academically. Saint John’s was represented by three stellar students: Tara Giangrande, Andrew Rivera, and Katy Barrientos. In addition to parents and siblings in attendance, Mr. Gordon Oliver, Mr. Marc Minsker, and Mrs. Bethany Witcher were present for the formal ceremony and Vespers service.

(l to ) Mr. Marc Minsker, Mr. Gordon Oliver, Tara Giangrande, Andrew Rivera, and Mrs. Bethany WitcherAbsent from photo - Katy Barrientos

French Students Receive Awards in National Contest

Every year, local chapters of the Alliance Française organize several contests among the French students of local and regional high schools, colleges, and universities. One of these contests is “le Concours National de Français,” the National French Essay Contest.

This year again, Saint John’s par ticipated in the essay contest. Although we did not win the top prize this time, several students were recognized and received awards.

The following students received a “Certificat de Mérite”

Madison Hine Mary Charuhas

Tara Giangrande Lorraine Yetimitana

Henry Yoboue Kathryn Tighe

Alex Hursey Brooke Wilson

Among these students, four received “le Prix d’Excellence”

Madison Hine (one of last year’s top prize winners)

Tara Giangrande

Alex Hursey

Kathryn Tighe

Students Participate at Model UN Simulation

Saint John’s students par ticipated in the 7th Annual Model United Nations Simulation at Hood College on April 14. The topics on the agenda were the environmental standards set by the Kyoto Protocols in 1997 and the future of Palestinian statehood. Senior Tara Giangrande was awarded a full scholarship to this summer’s Model United Nations camp for representing Bosnia/Herzegovina in her position paper. Congratulations Tara and to all of the Saint John’s students who par ticipated!

SJCP Flying High with Five Eagles!

Saint John’s Catholic Prep is honored to have five students earn the highest rank in Scouts, the Eagle rank. Four seniors, Michael Allen, Alex Massi, Mark McGrail, and Gregory Stewar t, and junior Brian Hickman, completed their requirements this school year.

When asked how Scouting has impacted their lives, all of them mentioned the leadership skills they have learned. Alex said he learned “patience as a leader.” Brian said the values of Scouting, through the Scout Oath and Law, have been important in shaping his actions and decisions. Michael added that he gained confidence in his abilities and made life-long friends through Scouting. Mark emphasized the leadership skills and confidence building he gained in his Scouting experiences. Gregory mentioned the organizational skills and outdoor activities that taught him many important life lessons.

(l to r) Mark McGrail, Brian Hickman, Michael Allen, Alex Massi, and Gregory Stewart

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SJCP Boys’ Varsity Basketball Captured its First Ever MIAA Title

The Saint John’s Varsity Boys’ Basketball team experienced tremendous success this past season. The varsity team, led by its All-MIAA seniors Nick Peifer and Evan Austin, finished the season with a stellar record of 20 wins and 10 losses and captured the school’s first ever MIAA “C” Conference Championship for boys’ basketball. Coach Cheung stated, “This was a

great group of guys to coach, I am really going to miss the seniors, they are a special group of young men. The future of the program is very bright and I am really looking forward to next season.”

Baseball Wins 2nd Straight Conference Championship

Saint John’s baseball won the Conference Championship game by defeating Chapelgate 11-1. The game star ted off slow as neither team scored for the first 2-1/2 innings. The Vikings broke the game open with 7 runs in the bottom of the third inning and followed with 4 runs in the bottom of the four th inning. This was the second straight

Conference Championship for the Vikings and the four th straight year playing in the title game.

Helping Those in Need

The Campus Ministry Club volunteered at the Frederick Rescue Mission. The students, along with other volunteers, helped prepare food for over 200 Frederick residents who were served a free lunch that day. They helped prep food and drinks, cleaned dishes and trays, and were the hands and feet of Christ to the people in need. This was such a moving experience for our students to be able to help people in our area and they look forward to helping again.

Mr. Viking Pageant Benefi ts Cystic Fibrosis

The 1st Annual Mr. Viking Pageant, organized by the Student Government Association, was held this past spring. The event was a fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis, which raised approximately $1,240 for the foundation. The SJCP male contestants competed in talent, evening wear, seasonal wear, on-stage presence, and a Q & A session. At the end of the show, the judges - our own Ms. Minsker, Mrs. Splaine, and Mr. Krajewski - announced the winner. Senior John Lewis was crowned “Mr. Viking.” The gentlemen performed an impromptu line dance at the end for an encore. The event was a huge success!

Helping Build “Kevin’s Room”

Kevin Ballantine, whose father and aunts graduated from Saint John’s and whose grandmother served on the original Board of Trustees, was losing his battle with leukemia this past year. His cousin, Mr. Tim Van Schaick and aunt, former faculty member Mrs. Sandra Ballantine, had asked The Vikings for Hope club to help raise funds for the project “Kevin’s Room,” which is a room in a Habitat for Humanity build. It had been Kevin’s dream to be a high school chemistry

teacher and to inspire his students to participate in this type of service.

The Vikings for Hope club, spearheaded by English Teacher Ms. Melissa Phillips, held several fundraisers over the past year to help raise money for “Kevin’s Room.” The initial goal was to raise $2,000 toward the room. The response from the community was so overwhelming and the Vikings for Hope raised over $8,000 to make Kevin’s dream a reality.

SJCP Walks to Raise Funds for Homeless

The Saint John’s community par ticipated in the Way Station’s “Help the Homeless” program. The program is a community-wide fundraising effor t that suppor ts organizations in the fight to prevent and end homelessness. Students, faculty, and staff walked around the school campus and raised over $2,620 for this great cause. Our associates at the Way Station could not say enough good things about the staff, faculty, administration, and students at Saint John’s.

Marching for Life!

Saint John’s Catholic Prep took 35 students and four adults to the March for Life in Washington D.C. They joined tens of thousands of protesters who marched from the National Mall to the Supreme Cour t for the annual call to end abor tion in the United States. This year marked the 39th anniversary of the march, which has been held every year since 1974 to mark the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Cour t Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abor tion nationwide.

Successful Blood DrivesSaint John’s hosted two American Red Cross blood drives. Both drives were a huge success and the units collected went to the Greater Chesapeake and Potomac Regional blood services. A special thank you Mrs. Sandy Splaine and the SJCP Red Cross Club for all of their help in organizing the blood drives.

SJCP MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS

Students participate in a 5k run for “Kevin’s Room”

Students representing Saint John’s at the March

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ALUMNI HAPPENINGS

Class of 1961 Celebrates Their 50th Reunion

The class of 1961 enjoyed several “mini reunions” to celebrate their 50th Anniversary. They culminated their reunion celebration the weekend of September 17 and 18 with a dinner and a visit to Saint John’s. Classmates reminisced about their high school years during a tour of the mansion and the McSherry gymnasium. They enjoyed visiting their old classrooms and remembering the dances and activities in the gym.

Alumni Share College Experience

A panel of alumni returned to SJCP to provide an overview of college life to our current senior class. A great discussion was held about everything from prioritizing your time to dealing with a complicated roommate situation. The panelists brought with them wonderful experience, wisdom, and insight to share. The discussion proved to be beneficial for our seniors.

Alumni Facebook - Please join your classmates on SJCP Alumni Facebook! You can

go through www.saintjohnsprep.org/Alumni or Facebook.

Class of 1991 Celebrates 20 Years!

In late October, the class of 1991 held a series of events to celebrate their 20th anniversary. Greg Ross, History Department Chair, class of 1991, fi rst met up with several alums at the school for a stroll down memory lane, which included a reenactment of the Chemistry class seating chart! Alums were impressed with how Saint John’s has grown over the last 20 years. After the tour, there was a dinner at Brewer’s Alley, in downtown Frederick, where more alums joined in the fun.

Oh the Memories! Front row - Dan Blair and Melody Talcott. Middle row - Scott Stanley and Ginger Scofi eld. Back row - Greg Ross

Front row (l to r): Sharon Hurley Karns, Michele Rebert Krantz, Harriet Fisher Click, Gracie Offutt Cerruzzi, and Sister Lizette. 2nd row (l to r): Tony O’Toole, Cherrie Wells Schrantz, and Regina Ritenour. 3rd row (l to r): Tom Gouker, Bob Cook, Dan Harrant, and Dan Chesley

Class of 1959 Celebrates Their 70th Birthdays!By Mary Louise Chesley-Cora, ‘59

In October, the class of 1959 gathered to celebrate those of us who “graced” this planet in 1941! Bob Hartman and his wife Jeannie hosted the group at their charming farmhouse near Thurmont. Eleven of the 22 from the class were able to attend along with spouses or friends. Everyone brought something to share and the level of comfort and friendship was a delight! This was our second gathering at Bob’s house. We came together two years ago to celebrate our 50th reunion from St. John’s at Prospect Hall. We were the fi rst class to move to the “new facility”...the days of the chandelier in the front hall and the swimming pool down the hill!

Our 70 years have brought many unexpected experiences and blessings and we were happy to be able to share them with those with whom we spent our teen years (and for some of us our entire childhood - grades 1-12). We look forward to future “reunions.”

Front row: Bill Offutt, Mary Louise Chesley-Cora, Becky Wright, Janice McCleaf Robbins, Kathleen Hartman Schrodel, Pat Stull Crosby. Back row: Phil Yost, Bob Hartman, Kathy Clark Gouker, and Judy Simms Williams

Alumni Attend BBQ Bash

Several SJCP alumni stopped by the BBQ Bash over the Thanksgiving holiday. It’s always great to have our alumni come back to campus for our school events and we look forward to seeing them again soon.

Familiar faces (l to r) - Tim Connole ‘07, Joe Winters ‘07, Brian Igo ‘07, JC Ilijic ‘07, Cathy Stull ‘62, Annie Ricci ‘06, Brett Bickel ‘07, Tim Peifer ‘07, Colton Frechette ‘08, and Chris Peifer ‘08

Thank you to the following alums for par ticipating:(l to r) Sean Reilly-Wood ‘11, Afton Eichelman ‘11, Kieran Blakemore ‘10, Matt Crum ‘10, Evan Giangrande ‘10, Aaron Hull ‘11, Thomas Curtin ‘11, Julia Larkin ‘10, Meagan DeLuzio ‘10, and Hope Mancini ‘10 Absent from photo - GT Harraka ‘09

2011-2012 Hall of Fame Inductees

Saint John’s Catholic Prep inducted three members of the school community into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame in October. Inducted were Athletic Director Bob Hayes, basketball player Dave Kennedy, class of 1970, and Kenan Cole, class of 2003, for

both girls basketball and cross country. The inductees were recognized for their accomplishments while at Saint John’s and beyond.

During the ceremony, which was held at Dutch’s Daughter, Athletic Director Silas Cheung presented plaques to Dave, Kenan, and Mrs. Mary Lou Hayes, who received a posthumous plaque on behalf of her husband Bob.

(l to r) Kenan Cole, Mrs. Mary Lou Hayes, and Dave Kennedy

Micah Distinguished Alumni Award Presented

The Micah Distinguished Alumni award was presented posthumously to Lois Ann Lipps Edwards, class of 1954, by President Gordon Oliver. She graduated from St. Joseph’s College in Emmitsburg, Maryland in 1958 and a year later married her devoted husband, Albert Edwards. Together they lived and worked in many areas of the world, including seven states and two countries before settling in Frederick, Maryland in 1998. Throughout her life, Lois participated in many charitable activities in her community. She was a member and president of Montgomery Ohio Women’s Club; taught CCD classes in Frederick, Delaware, and New Jersey for 14 years; was a lector at various parishes; and was a Meals on Wheels visitor. Lois was a member of St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, and along with her husband Albert, were committed and dedicated volunteers and generous contributors to Saint John’s Catholic Prep. We are ever so grateful for Lois’ generosity and support of Saint John’s.

The Distinguished Alumni Award is presented annually at Commencement to celebrate the accomplishments of an alumnus or alumna and is based upon the following Biblical quotation: “…This is what the Lord asks of you: only this, to act justly, to love tenderly, and to walk humbly with your God.” (Micah 6:8)

(l to r) Gordon Oliver, daughter Toni Edwards, and husband Albert Edwards

2012-2013 Hall of Fame Inductees

The 2012-2013 Saint John’s Athletic Hall of Fame inductees are Ms. Kristi Fourcade, Class of 2005 (Volleyball), Mr. John Ricca, Founding Head Coach of the Saint John’s Football Program, and Mr. Keith Ricca, Class of 2005 (Football).

The induction ceremony will take place on Saturday, October 27, at 1:00PM at Dutch’s Daughter. The ceremony is open to anyone who would like to attend, but please be aware that seating is limited and the cost for the luncheon is $25.00 per person. If you are interested in attending, please contact Eric Dummann at 301-662-4210 or email at edummann@saintjohnsprep.org. Prior to their induction, the inductees will be introduced during halftime of our home football game verses Baltimore Lutheran on Friday, October 26, at 6:00PM at McCurdy Field.

Alumni Class Notes

Paul and Glenna Crutchley, 1957, 1958Paul and Glenna will be celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary this year on December 29. They recently went on a cruise to Alaska with their children and families. Leslie Nuse, 1963Leslie retired on January 1, with 40 years of service with the State of Maryland at the Frederick County Cour thouse. She has been enjoying retirement by traveling to Europe and the Dominican Republic.

Donald Stevens, 1987Donald shared some exciting news with SJCP about his recent effor ts in Haiti. In February, he was featured in the Northern Virginia Daily about his effor ts to help bring jobs to Haiti. He also shared this wonderful picture of Marie Constant and her son standing proudly in front of her newly built, highly ear thquake and hurricane resistant home. The home was built by Shelter2Home-Haiti, SA through funding provided by Cross International, a Catholic non-profit based in Miami with operations helping families in need in more than 40 countries. REACH volunteers helped install the doors and windows on this house. Donald says, “This home was built as par t of our Corporate Social Responsibility so the smiles on Marie and her son’s face is all the profit that we will ever need.”

John Heslin, 2000 John received the Stephen Ailes Award for Outstanding Drill Sergeant of the Year in October 11.

Annie Ricci, 2006 Annie graduated from Mount St. Mary’s University with a major in Communication Studies. She resides in Frederick and is a Marketing & Communications Manager at Lonza Company.

Katie Denney, 2007 Katie is a registered nurse and works at Northwest Hospital.

Krystel Martinez, 2007 Krystel graduated in May of 2011 with a major in English Language and Literature along with two minors in French and Spanish from the University of Maryland in College Park. She attained academic honors for three consecutive semesters and states, “I attribute these accomplishments to my strong academic record at SJPH and to all of my teachers who have helped me achieve my academic goals.” Krystel was hired by SOC LLC, a full service security company managing international operations for many clients such as the United States Depar tments of State, Defense, and Energy. Her role in the company’s current contract with the Depar tment of State is to edit clearance documents for foreign nationals hired as guards for the U.S Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq.

Marie Burneko, 2008 Marie conducted research with The University of Vermont College of Medicine studying the effects of the medication, aliskiren, on diet induced obese mouse models. Her thesis was titled, “The effects of aliskiren on adipocyte proliferation, blood glucose, and insulin levels.” Her research involved looking at the drug to see if it increased glucose tolerance and insulin sensitivity in obese mice as a model of type 2 diabetes (T2D), which is correlated with diet induced obesity. The hope was to see if the drug could help those at risk for developing T2D from actually developing it, or decrease the risk of developing T2D. No conclusive results are available at this time. It was quite a process, but the research that Marie conducted earned her a distinguished undergraduate research award.

Kate Kersey, 2008 Kate recently graduated cum laude from James Madison University (JMU), a semester early, with a 3.7 GPA for her BA in History and a 3.8 GPA for her minor in Africana Studies. During her time at JMU, she worked as a research assistant looking to re-conceptualize the idea of what constitutes racism, exploring the idea of neocolonialism - specifically looking at the American race-based ghetto as an internal colony, and proliferation of segregation stemming from discrimination in the housing and job markets. Kate was for tunate enough to present at several conferences, including a PhD panel. She also studied abroad in the summer of 2011 in Ghana - both to take classes and volunteer in a school established for children whose parents either could not afford or chose not to send them to school. Kate states, “I feel very blessed to have been at Prospect Hall and to have received the educational basis to graduate early and without a single C!”

Chris Monacelli, 2008Chris graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy on May 16 at the Coast Guard Academy in New London.

Sean Connole, 2009Sean was named to the Centennial Conference First Team for the 2012 season. Visit the Washington College Athletics website to read more about Sean’s baseball stats for the Shoremen.

Alex Asuncion, 2011Alex made a surprise visit to Saint John’s on November 11. She caught up with her former cross country coach Mr. Herr along with other faculty members and students. Alex currently attends the US Naval Academy and recently joined the Division I Varsity sailing team. Overall she is doing very well, and while the academics are difficult, Alex is up for the challenge and succeeding.

Aaron Hull, 2011 Aaron received a nomination to the United States Air Force Academy from Senator Barbara Mikulski.

DeShawn Weaver, 2011Fifty-fi ve players were named to the 2011 NAIA Football All-Independent Teams and DeShawn Weaver of Robert Morris was selected. Players are voted on and selected from ten different NAIA Independent football programs and those respective coaches.

Three Alumni Events This Fall - We Hope to See YOU! September 22 & 23, October 26 & 27 and November 24

Class of 1962 – 50th Class Reunion Saturday, September 225:00 p.m. Welcome Cocktail Reception in the School Library7:00 p.m. Dinner at Dutch’s Daughter

Sunday, September 239:00 a.m. Mass at St. John’s the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, followed by brunch and walk on Carroll Creek Promenade

Homecoming/Alumni WeekendFriday, October 261:45 p.m. Pep Rally and Class Competitions6:00 p.m. Homecoming Football Game at MCurdy Field The Vikings take on Baltimore Luthern Alumni Tent and Welcome Viking Tunnel Half Time: 2012 Hall of Fame Inductees Presented

Saturday, October 271:00 p.m. Class of 2012 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony – Dutch’s Daughter Reservations Required – Please contact Eric Dummann: 301.662.4210 Ext. 156 or edummann@saintjohnsprep.org Second Annual Booster Club BBQ BashSaturday, November 24 – 5:00 p.m.All Alumni (ages 21+) are invited and receive a special rate!Saturday after Thanksgiving – In the GymTicket Cost for Alumni - $25 (Includes: Dinner, Beer, Wine, Soda, Prizes, Music & Fun)

Saint John’s is proud of our alums and we would like to extend our congratulations to the following alumni for all of their accomplishments.

ALUMNI HAPPENINGS

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2011-2012 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS REPORT

Message from the Chair of the Board

On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to thank you for your generous support of our 2011-2012 fundraising efforts. We gratefully recognize your fi nancial sacrifi ces to help ensure Saint John’s Catholic Prep’s continued success.

It was an important year to meet our budgeted fundraising goals, with preparing to move to our new campus. Total cash contributions from all sources of income amounted to $526,186, which is an increase of $44,559 over last year. Generous donors answered the call by making Saint John’s a priority in their charitable giving and our school benefi tted immensely.

With your gifts, we continue to live our mission of providing an environment for our students to grow spiritually, morally, academically, and physically for the glory of God.

As a parent of three graduates, I share with you the passion for excellence at Saint John’s and feel a deep sense of responsibility for the future of our great school.

Thank you again for your generosity. Your support is evidence that a Saint John’s education is truly valued – for this generation and the next generations to come.

Gregory E. HarrakaBoard Chairman

A Message from The Advancement Offi ce

Again this year, in an effort to save costs, the Honor Roll of Donors Report is combined with the Summer Newsletter and is a modest recognition of an exceptional year. Please take a few moments to read through the report.

The faculty, staff, and students at Saint John’s are tremendously grateful for the enthusiastic support of our entire community of parents, alumni, board members, alumni parents, grandparents, and friends. Thank you, one and all, for your generosity.

It was truly a great year of fundraising for the Saint John’s school community. The Soiree was the most successful it has been in the past 20 years; the Annual Fund exceeded its budgeted goal for the second year in a row; the Booster Club continues to grow and greatly supports our athletic programs; several Legacy Campaign pledges were fulfi lled; and new friends to our school community kindly established a $50,000 scholarship fund for deserving students at SJCP. In addition, we were awarded a technology matching grant from The Knott Foundation this past June. For every dollar raised, the Knott Foundation matches with $2.00 – at a maximum of $80,000. As of this date, $25,900 has been contributed toward the matching grant. We anticipate raising $40,000, bringing the total grant to $120,000.

The generosity from our donors allows us to help close the gap between the true cost of a Saint John’s education and the funding available from tuition. Your fi nancial commitment is never taken for granted – every donation is greatly appreciated.

On behalf of the faculty, staff, and students, we sincerely and wholeheartedly thank our many donors who continue to invest in Saint John’s.

Diane L’Huillier-FavretExecutive Director for Institutional Advancement

Gifts to Current Operations:Annual Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$143,452Corporate Scholar Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,800The 31st Annual Soirée /Net Operating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$35,400The Saint John’s Classic Golf Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,615The Athletic Booster Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10,232______________________________________________________________________

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$200,499

ScholarshipsBalfour Company Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $250The Community Foundation of Frederick County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,636 The Donald B. Rice Memorial Scholarship Fund - $962 The Robert & Anne Fisher Scholarship Fund for Saint John’s Catholic Prep - $2,582 Harry J. Lebherz Scholarship Fund - $407 The Mary Posta Grove Memorial Endowment Fund - $1,685 The St. Katharine Drexel Scholarship Fund - $1,000 Delaplaine Foundation, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$8,000Friends of Catholic Education, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$41,000 The FOCE Scholarship - $1,000 Jesuit Scholarship - $1,000 St. Peter Claver Scholarship - $5,000 Ralph and Medora Wachter Scholarship - $500 Seton Dubois Scholarship - $18,000 FOCE Tuition Grants - $13,000 Knights of Columbus Thomas F. George Memorial Scholarship - $500 Knights of Columbus Father McGivney Scholarship - $2,000Guardians of Life, Inc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,497Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Scholarship Fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25,990St. Peter’s Catholic Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,200The Theresa F. Truschel Charitable Foundation, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $500St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3,500______________________________________________________________________

Total Scholarship Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $93,573

The Legacy Campaign (Capital Campaign) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$163,564Science Lab Angels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$18,550The Jack and Lucille Aellen Endowed Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,000______________________________________________________________________

Total Legacy Campaign Contributions Received FY2012 . . . . $232,114

Total Contributions from All Sources . . . . . . . . . . $526,186

Gifts In-Kind Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,543

All gifts listed were received from July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012.

Sources of Charitable Giving

90.8%

8.3%

0.9%

Tuition & Fees

Charitable Donations

Other/Misc.

Income

18.3%

68.7%

4.4%

1.4% 4.7%2.5%

ExpensesFinancial Aid/Scholarships

Faculty Salaries & Benefits

Materials & Supplies/Marketing

Transportation

Building & Grounds

Other/Depreciation

“Extraordinary things are accomplished by the giving hearts of volunteers” – Kristi A. Dyer, MD

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Annual FundFather McElroy Founders Society$25,000 & aboveDr. Donald B. Rice ‘57Walter Reed Army Medical Center

Saint John’s Platinum Club$10,000 to $24,999Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Warner

Prospect Hall Gold Club$5,000 to $9,999Mr. & Mrs. Patrick B. CrowleyMr. & Mrs. Jacques DelenteDelaplaine Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Nettie ManciniMr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon Sr.Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers

Green & Gold Club$2,500 to $4,999Mr. Kenneth Bauer Bauer Bus Service, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Alston W. Blount Ms. Anne S. Fisher ‘46Mr. & Mrs. James E. Keating Mrs. Frances Ann Randall &

Ms. Ruth Ann RandallMr. & Mrs. Bryan P. Wright

Trustees Silver Club$1,000 to $2,499Dr. & Mrs. Joseph AsuncionMr. & Mrs. Michael BalcerekMr. & Mrs. David BealmearMr. & Mrs. Jack BoudreauxMr. & Mrs. Philip BrownMr. & Mrs. Glen Paul CalderonMr. & Mrs. Gary L. CoffmanMr. & Mrs. John D’AmoreMrs. Gail B. FilyoMr. & Mrs. Craig S. GiangrandeMr. Bernard L. GroveMr. & Mrs. Donald HoffackerMr. & Mrs. Michael HullMr. & Mrs. John F. MahalchickDr. Adriana Maldonado-BremMr. & Mrs. Charles MatkovichMr. William J. Mohan ‘54Mr. & Mrs. Rober t MorenoMr. & Mrs. Gordon OliverMr. & Mrs. James N. PlamondonMr. & Mrs. John ProkopchakMr. & Mrs. Leo RoccaMr. & Mrs. Gerard ShanleyMr. & Mrs. Michael Smariga ‘62Mr. & Mrs. Richard TigheMrs. Pamela M. Zusi

Fr. Reid Club$500 to $999Ms. Claudette Boudreaux Mr. & Mrs. William J. Breen Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Grus Mr. Richard M. Hassett ‘67 Mr. & Mrs. Edmundo Ilijic Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kinley Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Massi Mr. & Mrs. Jack McCar thy Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McGowanMr. Richard J. O’Connor Mr. R. Padilla & Mrs. L. Guitierrez-Padilla Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby Roby’s Photo ShopMr. & Mrs. John S. Tett Mr. & Mrs. Laszlo von Lazar Dr. Ralph F. Wachter ‘35Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Whedbee

Circle of Excellence$250 to $499Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bowersox Mr. Richard C. Buxton ‘50Mr. & Mrs. Carlton M. Collins Mr. P. Collins & Mrs. D. Weiss-Collins Mrs. Carribelle Conway Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Coulehan Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dahut Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Davis Ms. Christine Drescher Mr. & Mrs. David Eastep Mr. & Mrs. Dave Gauvin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gfroerer Mr. & Dr. F.W. Goundry, III Mr. Alfred GreeneMr. & Mrs. Gregory E. Harraka Mr. John Hassett ‘71Mr. & Mrs. Walter P.O. Helms Mrs. Marjorie Loomis ‘62Mr. & Mrs. John MacDonaldMr. J. Brendan Madden ‘87Mr. & Mrs. Paul McNickle Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Middeke Ms. Carolyn E. Mohan ‘52Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Connor ‘84Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pieklo Drs. Kur t & Maria Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Manuel P. Porres Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Powell Dr. & Mrs. Cedric Powell Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Reigle Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ricker t ‘86, ‘87Mr. & Mrs. James M. Riley Ms. Yvonne Sigler Mr. Clarence F. Smith ‘47Mrs. Karen Smith Principal St. John Regional Catholic School Dr. & Mrs. B. Harold Snyder Ms. Joyce M. Warfield ‘65Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Welty

Viking ClubUp to $249Ms. Katherine N. Acosta ‘12Mr. Michael J. Allen ‘12Mr. Evan D. Austin ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Gregory N. Austin Ms. Priscilla A. Badua ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Douglass R. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Baker Ms. Margaret E. Ballantyne ‘12Ms. Katerina M. Barrientos ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Rober t D. Bernier Mr. & Mrs. Jim Blessing Ms. Rachel E. Bobyak ‘12Mr. Richard B. Bohnet Rev. Keith Boisver t St. Katharine Drexel Church Ms. Alice L. Breen ‘12Mrs. Robin Brulia Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Bushko Dr. & Mrs. Dean E. Calcagni Dr. & Mrs. Jack W. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Catalani Mrs. James S. Chafey ‘76Ms. Mary R. Charuhas ‘12Mr. Daniel S. Chesley ‘61Ms. Mary Louise Chesley-Cora ‘59Mr. & Mrs. Silas Cheung Mr. and Mrs. David G. Clark Mr. Gabriel E. Coffman ‘12Ms. Jessica Collins Mr. & Mrs. Hearl Condon Mr. James Coniff Ms. Mary Dorothy Coniff Mr. Timothy Connole ‘07Ms. Kathleen M. Cook ‘12Mr. & Mrs. John CorrMr. & Mrs. Christopher Cosentino Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Costlow Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Craven Mrs. Jacqueline Craven Ms. Kelly A. Crowley ‘12

Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Crutchley ‘57, ‘58Ms. Amber Cummings Ms. Shannon M. Cur tin ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Tim Delaney Mr. Edward C. Dalkiewicz ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Paul Daschbach Mr. & Mrs. Paul DeLeon Ms. Michaela Dowling ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Eric Dummann Mrs. Nancy R. Duncan Mr. Alber t E. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Frank X. Emmet Mr. Brian M. Esworthy ‘78Mr. & Mrs. Pete Favret Mr. Andrew F. Feerrar ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Feudale Mr. Jackson N. Filyo ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Filyo Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fleitz Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Fleitz Mr. Frederick C. Fleitz ‘12Ms. Heather A. Ford ‘93Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Gagnon Mr. & Mrs. George Gelles Ms. Tara L. Giangrande ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gibson Mr. Thomas A. Glennon Mr. Benjamin H. Griffin ‘12Mr. Ryan T. Grimes ‘12Ms. Emily A. Grove ‘12Ms. Caroline HaganMr. & Mrs. Sam Hall Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Hardey Ms. Katherine E. Hardey ‘12Ms. Mary Hargis ‘38Mr. Jason A. Harris ‘12Ms. Kathy J. Helms Dr. Nima Hendi ‘88Mr. Jonathan P. Herald ‘12Ms. Erica L. Herdecker ‘12Mr. John Herr Mr. & Mrs. Tracy Hickman Dr. Carol L. Hinds Mr. & Mrs. Darren M. Hine Ms. Vi Phuong Ho ‘12Mr. Timothy Holt Smith ‘69Mr. & Mrs. Bobbie Hunt Ms. Alexandra N. Hursey ‘12Ms. Daniela Ilijic ‘12Mr. Thomas E. Ingalls Dr. Allen Ingling ‘55Mr. & Mrs. Harry Izevbigie Ms. Agatha J. Jansen Rev. Msgr. Rober t Jaskot Holy Family Parish Ms. Elodie A. Jean-Philippe ‘12Mr. Dontaye L. Johnson ‘12Mr. & Mrs. John Johnson Ms. Krysta J. Johnson ‘12Ms. Sarah C. Johnson ‘12Ms. Faith S. Jones ‘12Ms. Meredith L. Jones ‘12Ms. Sang A. Jun ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Kadel ‘63Ms. Kathy Kalan Lt. Col. & Mrs. Michael Kanne Mrs. Maria S. Kay Ms. Mary Louise Keegan Mr. & Mrs. Gilliam KellerMr. Andrew J. Kenworthy-Rodriguez ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Dean Keser Mrs. James E. Kinley Ms. Emily F. Kinley ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Rober t J. Krajewski Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Kubic Mr. & Mrs. Eugene LaCroce Ms. Karalynn M. Lally ‘12Drs. Henry P. & Page D. Laughlin Ms. Jennifer E. Leahy 2012Mr. & Mrs. Craig Lebo Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Lecuona Mr. Chan Sung Lee ‘12Ms. Mary T. Lehmann

Ms. Patricia Lehmann Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Leiter Mr. Matthew R. Leiter ‘12Mr. John A. Lewis ‘12Mr. & Mrs. William Lineburg Mr. Alton J. Lipps ‘60Mr. & Mrs. John Magro Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Maher Mr. & Mrs. Regis J. Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. William L. Mahoney Mrs. Louis J. Maloney Dr. & Mrs. Bernard Mambo Ms. Joy M. Mancini ‘12Ms. Mary C. Masser ‘54Mr. Alexander J. Massi ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. MathewsonMs. Marina M. Matkovich ‘12Mr. Cory D. Matson ‘12Ms. Amy-Catherine McEwan Mr. Mark A. McGrail ‘12Ms. Ruth G. McKinney Mr. & Mrs. David E. McNickle Mr. Rob McNickle Mrs. James McSherry* and FamilyDr. & Mrs. James Merkel Mr. Joshua A. Merkel ‘97Mr. John Miller Mr. & Mrs. Marc Minsker Ms. Melissa Minsker Deacon & Mrs. Leroy S. Moore Ms. Garnetta S. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Morley Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Morrill Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Moser Mr. Jordan L. Moxley ‘12Mr. Cooper J. Mueller ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Karl Mullen Mrs. Katherine Corley Murray ‘67Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Muskas Mr. Jeffrey D. Neuman ‘12Dr. Frank Nice Ms. Alexandra L. Nigida ‘12Mr. Munyaradzi A. Njagu ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Taylor T. Njagu Ms. Loreto Noguera ‘12Mrs. Leslie Nuse ‘63Mrs. Joan O’Boyle Mr. Christopher E. O’Brien ‘12Ms. Joan O’Brien ‘71Mrs. Rosita J. O’Connor ‘67Ms. Shannon N. O’Dowd ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Palkovic Col. & Mrs. Gerald H. Parshall Mr. & Mrs. Harold Paulin Mr. Anthony Pawlicki Ms. Shelby A. Payne ‘12Mr. Nicholas A. Peifer ‘12Mr. & Mrs. John T. PetrieMs. Melissa Phillips Ms. Marial C. Pierce ‘12Mr. Brian T. Plamondon ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Marco A. Preciado Mr. J. Eugene Prevost Dr. & Mrs. Edward P. Quarantillo, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John A. Quarantillo Ms. Karen Reilly Mr. & Mrs. John Ricca Mr. C. Eugene Rickell ‘56Ms. Regina A. Ritenour ‘61Mr. Andrew O. Rivera ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robison Ms. Meghan L. Roche ‘12Ms. Taylor G. Rogers ‘12Mr. Rick Russell Ms. Rachel H. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. John S. Satterfield Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Schultz ‘00Mr. Mar tin E. Scire ‘12Mr. David J. Selleh ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Rob Seymour Ms. Lauren K. Shanklin ‘12Mr. & Mrs. John V. Sherwin Mr. Joseph B. Sigler ‘12

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Mr. & Mrs. F.L. Silbernagel Ms. Andreia C. Silva ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Bradford Smith Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sofia Ms. Maria A. Sofia ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Michael Splaine Mrs. Connie Rose Stalnaker ‘60Ms. Sheila O. Stedman Mr. Gregory J. Stewar t ‘12Mr. Frederick L. Thane Mr. & Mrs. B.F. Thommen Ms. Abigail S. Tighe ‘12Ms. Emily K. Tolino ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Tregoning ‘62Ms. Alexis C. Truxillo ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. TruxilloMr. Conor S. Tyler ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Vandegrift Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Vesper Ms. Andrea Villaran Zariquiey ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Brian S. Weiblinger Mrs. H. Kay D. Whelan ‘60Mrs. Bethany WitcherMrs. Andrew H. Wilbur ‘83Ms. Grace Offutt Williams ‘61Ms. Brooke L. Wilson ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Brian Wise Mr. & Mrs. John Wohlfar th Mr. Nicholas P. Wright ‘12Mr. William E. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Yates Mr. & Mrs. Etienne Yetimitana Mr. G. Russell Young II ‘00Mr. Haoyue Zhang ‘12

Gifts from AlumniMs. Katherine N. Acosta ‘12Mr. Michael J. Allen ‘12Mr. Evan D. Austin ‘12Ms. Priscilla A. Badua ‘12Ms. Margaret E. Ballantyne ‘12Ms. Katerina M. Barrientos ‘12Ms. Rachel E. Bobyak ‘12Ms. Alice L. Breen ‘12Mr. Richard C. Buxton ‘50Mrs. James S. Chafey ‘76Ms. Mary R. Charuhas ‘12Mr. Daniel S. Chesley ‘61Ms. Mary Louise Chesley-Cora ‘59Mr. Gabriel E. Coffman ‘12Mr. Timothy Connole ‘07Ms. Kathleen M. Cook ‘12Ms. Kelly A. Crowley ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Crutchley ‘57, ‘58Ms. Shannon M. Cur tin ‘12Mr. Edward C. Dalkiewicz ‘12Ms. Michaela Dowling ‘12Mr. Brian M. Esworthy ‘78Mr. Andrew F. Feerrar ‘12Mr. Jackson N. Filyo ‘12Ms. Anne S. Fisher ‘46Mr. Frederick C. Fleitz ‘12Ms. Heather A. Ford ‘93Ms. Tara L. Giangrande ‘12Mr. Benjamin H. Griffin ‘12Mr. Ryan T. Grimes ‘12Ms. Emily A. Grove ‘12Ms. Katherine E. Hardey ‘12Ms. Mary Hargis ‘38Mr. Jason A. Harris ‘12Mr. John Hassett ‘71Mr. Richard M. Hassett ‘67Dr. Nima Hendi ‘88Mr. Jonathan P. Herald ‘12Ms. Erica L. Herdecker ‘12Ms. Vi Phuong Ho ‘12Mr. Timothy Holt Smith ‘69Ms. Alexandra N. Hursey ‘12Ms. Daniela Ilijic ‘12Dr. Allen Ingling ‘55Ms. Elodie A. Jean-Philippe ‘12Mr. Dontaye L. Johnson ‘12Ms. Krysta J. Johnson ‘12

Ms. Sarah C. Johnson ‘12Ms. Faith S. Jones ‘12Ms. Meredith L. Jones ‘12Ms. Sang A. Jun ‘12Mrs. Charles W. Kadel ‘63Mr. Andrew J. Kenworthy-Rodriguez ‘12Ms. Emily F. Kinley ‘12Ms. Karalynn M. Lally ‘12Ms. Jennifer E. Leahy ‘12Mr. Chan Sung Lee ‘12Mr. Matthew R. Leiter ‘12Mr. John A. Lewis ‘12Mr. Alton J. Lipps ‘60Mrs. Marjorie Loomis ‘62Mr. J. Brendan Madden ‘87Ms. Joy M. Mancini ‘12Ms. Mary C. Masser ‘54Mr. Alexander J. Massi ‘12Ms. Marina M. Matkovich ‘12Mr. Cory D. Matson ‘12Mr. Mark A. McGrail ‘12Mr. Joshua A. Merkel ‘97Ms. Carolyn E. Mohan ‘52Mr. William J. Mohan ‘54Mr. Jordan L. Moxley ‘12Mr. Cooper J. Mueller ‘12Mrs. Katherine Corley Murray ‘67Mr. Jeffrey D. Neuman ‘12Ms. Alexandra L. Nigida ‘12Mr. Munyaradzi A. Njagu ‘12Ms. Loreto Noguera ‘12Mrs. Leslie Nuse ‘63Mr. Christopher E. O’Brien ‘12Ms. Joan O’Brien ‘71Mr. Michael O’Connor ‘84Mrs. Rosita J. O’Connor ‘67Ms. Shannon N. O’Dowd ‘12Ms. Shelby A. Payne ‘12Mr. Nicholas A. Peifer ‘12Ms. Marial C. Pierce ‘12Mr. Brian T. Plamondon ‘12Dr. Donald B. Rice ‘57Mr. C. Eugene Rickell ‘56Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ricker t ‘86, ‘87Ms. Regina A. Ritenour ‘61Mr. Andrew O. Rivera ‘12Ms. Meghan L. Roche ‘12Ms. Taylor G. Rogers ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Schultz ‘00Mr. Mar tin E. Scire ‘12Mr. David J. Selleh ‘12Ms. Lauren K. Shanklin ‘12Mr. Joseph B. Sigler ‘12Ms. Andreia C. Silva ‘12Mr. Michael Smariga ’62Mr. Clarence F. Smith ‘47Ms. Maria A. Sofia ‘12Mrs. Connie Rose Stalnaker ‘60Mr. Gregory J. Stewar t ‘12Ms. Abigail S. Tighe ‘12Ms. Emily K. Tolino ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Tregoning ‘62Ms. Alexis C. Truxillo ‘12Mr. Conor S. Tyler ‘12Ms. Andrea Villaran Zariquiey ‘12Dr. Ralph F. Wachter ‘35Ms. Joyce M. Warfield ‘65Mrs. H. Kay D. Whelan ‘60Mrs. Andrew H. Wilbur ‘83Ms. Grace Offutt Williams ‘61Ms. Brooke L. Wilson ‘12Mr. Nicholas P. Wright ‘12Mr. G. Russell Young II ‘00Mr. Haoyue Zhang ‘12

Gifts from ParentsMr. & Mrs. Gregory N. AustinMr. & Mrs. Michael BalcerekMr. & Mrs. David BealmearMr. & Mrs. Rober t D. BernierMr. & Mrs. Alston W. BlountMr. & Mrs. William J. BreenMr. & Mrs. Philip Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Glen Paul CalderonMr. & Mrs. Chris Car terMr. P. Collins & Mrs. D. Weiss-CollinsMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. CookMr. & Mrs. John CorrMr. & Mrs. Kevin CoulehanMr. & Mrs. Brian M. CravenMr. & Mrs. Patrick B. CrowleyMr. & Mrs. Dennis DavisMr. & Mrs. Michael DonaldsonMr. & Mrs. Anthony FeudaleMr. & Mrs. Stephen FilyoMr. & Mrs. Frederick H. FleitzMr. & Mrs. Dave GauvinMr. & Mrs. Joseph GfroererMr. & Mrs. Craig S. GiangrandeMr. & Dr. F.W. Goundry, IIIMr. & Mrs. Richard S. GrusMs. Caroline HaganMr. & Mrs. Daniel P. HardeyMr. & Mrs. Walter P.O. HelmsMr. & Mrs. Tracy HickmanMr. & Mrs. Darren M. HineMr. & Mrs. Edmundo IlijicMr. & Mrs. Harry IzevbigieMr. & Mrs. John JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Michael D. JonesMr. & Mrs. Michael P. KinleyMr. & Mrs. Peter F. KubicMr. & Mrs. Alexander LecuonaMr. & Mrs. Kenneth LeiterMr. & Mrs. John F. MahalchickDr. Adriana Maldonado-BremMr. & Mrs. Joseph R. MassiMr. & Mrs. Gary W. MathewsonMr. & Mrs. Charles MatkovichMr. & Mrs. Jack McCar thyMs. Amy-Catherine McEwanMr. & Mrs. David E. McNickleMr. & Mrs. Michael B. MiddekeMr. & Mrs. Rober t MorenoMr. & Mrs. Taylor T. NjaguMr. R. Padilla & Mrs. L. Guitierrez-PadillaDrs. Kur t & Maria PierceMr. & Mrs. James N. PlamondonMr. & Mrs. Andrew J. PowellMr. & Mrs. Marco A. PreciadoMr. & Mrs. John A. QuarantilloMr. & Mrs. Vincent ReigleMr. & Mrs. James M. RileyDr. & Mrs. Richard RogersMr. & Mrs. Gerard ShanleyMs. Yvonne SiglerMr. R. Simon & Mrs. A. PorresDr. & Mrs. B. Harold SnyderMs. Sheila O. StedmanMr. & Mrs. Scott ThomasMr. & Mrs. Richard TigheMr. & Mrs. Thomas C. TruxilloMr. & Mrs. Ronald L. VandegriftMr. & Mrs. Laszlo von LazarMr. & Mrs. Matthew WarnerMr. & Mrs. Brian S. WeiblingerMr. & Mrs. Brian WiseMr. & Mrs. John Wohlfar thMr. & Mrs. Bryan P. WrightMr. & Mrs. Edward D. YatesMr. & Mrs. Etienne Yetimitana

Gifts from Parents of AlumniDr. & Mrs. Joseph Asuncion Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Bushko Dr. & Mrs. Dean E. Calcagni Mr. & Mrs. Joseph CatalaniDr. & Mrs. Richard D. Costlow Mr. & Mrs. Paul Daschbach Ms. Anne S. Fisher ‘46Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gibson Mr. Thomas A. Glennon Mr. Bernard L. GroveMr. & Mrs. Gregory E. Harraka Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hoffacker Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hull

Mr. & Mrs. Bobbie Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Kadel ‘63Mr. & Mrs. Gilliam KellerMr. & Mrs. Dean Keser Mr. & Mrs. Eugene LaCroce Mr. & Mrs. Craig Lebo Mr. & Mrs. William LineburgMr. & Mrs. John MacDonald Mr. & Mrs. John Magro Mrs. James McSherry*Dr. & Mrs. James Merkel Dr. Frank Nice Mr. Richard J. O’Connor Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Palkovic Mr. & Mrs. John T. Petrie Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pieklo Ms. Karen Reilly Mr. & Mrs. John Ricca Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby Roby’s Photo ShopMr. & Mrs. John S. Satterfield Mr. & Mrs. John V. Sherwin Mr. & Mrs. Bradford Smith Mr. & Mrs. John S. Tett Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Vesper

Gifts from GrandparentsMr. & Mrs. Douglass R. BakerMr. & Mrs. Francis J. BakerMr. & Mrs. Jack BoudreauxMr. and Mrs. David G. ClarkMr. & Mrs. Carlton M. CollinsMrs. Carribelle ConwayMrs. Jacqueline CravenMr. & Mrs. Jacques DelenteMr. & Mrs. Leonard DixonMr. & Mrs. David EastepMrs. Gail B. FilyoMr. & Mrs. Fred FleitzMr. & Mrs. Wilfred GagnonMr. Alfred GreeneMr. Bernard L. GroveMs. Kathy J. HelmsMr. Thomas E. IngallsMs. Agatha J. JansenMs. Kathy KalanMrs. James E. KinleyMr. & Mrs. Joseph MaherMr. & Mrs. Regis J. MahoneyMrs. Nettie ManciniDeacon & Mrs. Leroy S. MooreMr. & Mrs. Daniel C. MorleyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. MorrillMr. & Mrs. Karl MullenMr. & Mrs. Rober t MuskasMrs. Joan O’BoyleCol. & Mrs. Gerald H. ParshallMr. & Mrs. Harold PaulinMr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Manuel P. PorresDr. & Mrs. Cedric PowellMr. J. Eugene PrevostMr. & Mrs. John ProkopchakDr. & Mrs. Edward P. Quarantillo, Jr.Ms. Rachel H. RyanMr. & Mrs. Anthony SofiaMr. Frederick L. ThaneMr. William E. Wright

Gifts from Grandparents of AlumniMrs. Maria S. Kay

Gifts from Faculty & StaffMrs. Ann BlessingMrs. Robin BruliaMrs. Cathy CampbellMr. Silas CheungMs. Jessica CollinsMrs. Michele CorrMr. Christopher CosentinoMr. Paul DeLeonMr. Eric DummannMrs. Diane FavretMrs. Catherine Hall

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Mr. John HerrMrs. Diane KeserMr. Rober t J. KrajewskiMrs. Lourdes LecuonaDr. Bernard MamboMr. Paul McNickleMr. Rob McNickleMr. Marc MinskerMs. Melissa MinskerMr. Christopher MoserMr. Gordon OliverMr. Anthony PawlickiMrs. Linda PetrieMs. Melissa PhillipsMrs. Marge PiekloMr. John RiccaMrs. Judy RobisonMr. Michael W. Schultz ‘00Mrs. Diana SeymourMrs. Beth SherwinMrs. Sandy SplaineMr. Thomas C. WhedbeeMrs. Bethany Witcher

Gifts from Former Faculty MembersMrs. William J. BreenMrs. Nancy R. DuncanMrs. Judy LaCroceMr. Joshua A. Merkel ‘97Mr. Michael O’Connor ‘84Mrs. John S. Satterfield

Gifts from Board MembersDr. Jack W. CampbellMrs. Kathleen Costlow D’AmoreMr. William L. DahutMr. George GellesMr. Gregory E. Harraka Mr. Richard M. Hassett ‘67Rev. Msgr. Rober t JaskotMrs. James E. KeatingMr. John MacDonaldMr. Michael O’Connor ‘84Mr. James N. PlamondonDr. Richard RogersMr. Michael Smariga ‘62Mr. Joseph S. WeltyMrs. Pamela M. Zusi

Gifts from Former Board MembersRev. Keith Boisver tMr. Alber t E. EdwardsDr. Carol L. HindsMrs. Frances Kadel ‘63Mrs. James McSherry*Mr. William J. Mohan ‘54Mr. Leo RoccaMr. John V. SherwinDr. Ralph F. Wachter ‘35

Gifts from FriendsMr. Kenneth BauerMr. Richard B. BohnetMs. Claudette BoudreauxMr. & Mrs. Michael BowersoxMs. Amber CummingsMs. Christine DrescherMr. & Mrs. Frank X. EmmetLt. Col. & Mrs. Michael KanneDrs. Henry P. & Page D. LaughlinMr. & Mrs. Michael J. McGowanMr. John MillerMrs. Frances Ann Randall &

Ms. Ruth Ann RandallMr. Rick Russell

Memorial GiftsIn Memory of Mr. Lewis LeithauserMr. & Mrs. Hearl CondonMr. James ConiffMs. Mary Dorothy ConiffMr. & Mrs. Bernard J. DukesMs. Mary Louise KeeganMs. Mary T. Lehmann

Ms. Patricia LehmannMr. & Mrs. William L. MahoneyMrs. Louis J. MaloneyMs. Ruth G. McKinneyMs. Garnetta S. MorganMr. & Mrs. F.L. SilbernagelMr. & Mrs. B.F. Thommen

Gifts In-kindMr. Kenneth BauerMr. & Mrs. Kevin CoulehanMs. Amber CummingsMs. Analiese Kuner tMr. & Mrs. Alexander LecuonaDr. & Mrs. Bernard MamboMr. & Mrs. Michael B. MiddekeMr. & Mrs. Paul PiekloMr. & Mrs. Marco A. PreciadoMs. Karen ReillyMr. & Mrs. Ronald Roby

Wish List DonorsMr. & Mrs. Chris Car terMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. CookMr. & Mrs. John CorrMr. & Mrs. Michael DonaldsonMr. & Mrs. Richard S. GrusMr. & Mrs. John F. MahalchickMr. & Mrs. Gerard ShanleyMr. R. Simon & Mrs. A. PorresMr. & Mrs. Scott Thomas

Corporate Matching GiftsBank of America Matching GiftsChapin Davis FoundationChevron HumankindConstellation EnergyMorgan Stanley Smith BarneyVulcan Materials CompanyWilliams Community Relations

*Deceased

The Legacy CampaignThe Founders Society$250,000+AnonymousHarold B. and Thelma Barnes Duvall EstateMr. Charles B. Thomas ‘34Ms. Maureen Thomas

The Keystone Society$100,000 - $249,999Friends of Catholic Education, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Plamondon Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Donald B. Rice ‘57Dr. James R. Rice ‘58Mr. Kenneth Rice ‘61Mrs. Donald B. Rice* ‘33R.W. Warner, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Leo Rocca Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smariga ‘62The Kentland Foundation, Inc.

The Cornerstone Society$50,000 - $99,999Mr. & Mrs. Jack Aellen Mr. Bernard L. Grove Mr. Joseph Horning Horning Brothers Corporation Mrs. James McSherry* Mrs. Frances Ann Randall &

Ms. Ruth Ann Randall The Randall Charitable Trust

Donor Advised Fund Mr. Paul B. Rhoads* ‘36

The Steward Society$10,000 - $49,999Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Asuncion Mr. & Mrs. William Ballantyne Mr. & Mrs. Alston W. Blount

Mr. William H. Browning Jr. The Richard D. Costlow Family Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Costlow Dr. Richard D. Costlow ‘66 Mrs. Kathleen Costlow D’Amore Ms. Sarah L. CostlowMr. & Mrs. Patrick B. Crowley Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dahut Mr. Alber t E. Edwards Mrs. Maralita L. Freeny ‘65Mr. Bernard L. Grove IV ‘76Mr. Bryan L. Grove ‘90Mr. & Mrs. David M. Grove ‘80Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Grove ‘77Mr. & Mrs. Gregory E. Harraka Mrs. Mary Catherine James ‘84Ms. Stella F. Jordan Mr. & Mrs. James E. Keating Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kinley Mr. Alton J. Lipps ‘60Mr. Ronald Lipps ‘56Ms. Louise R. Loy ‘40Mr. & Mrs. John McShea Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Middeke Mr. William J. Mohan ‘54Mount St. Mary’s University Mr. & Mrs. James N. Plamondon PNC Bank Dr. & Mrs. Richard Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ruziska Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tighe Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Welty Mr. & Mrs. Bryan P. Wright

The Foundation Society$1,000 - $9,999Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Ager Mr. Marvin Ausherman Ausherman Family Trust Mr. & Mrs. Glen Paul Calderon Dr. & Mrs. Jack W. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Coffman Mr. & Mrs. Francis Contino Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cur tin Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Fearnow Ms. Anne S. Fisher ‘46Mr. & Mrs. George Gelles Dr. & Mrs. William J. Hall ‘85Mr. Richard M. Hassett ‘67Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hoffacker Mr. & Mrs. Patrick N. Hogan Mr. John F. Jaeger Rev. George Jakopac Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Jean-Philippe Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kur tyka Mr. & Mrs. John MacDonald Mr. Stephen C. Mackintosh ‘81Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Massi Mr. & Mrs. John P. O’Boyle Mr. & Mrs. Michael O’Connor ‘84Ms. Patricia M. Pennington Mr. & Mrs. John V. Sherwin Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Shopland Jr. ‘91Upper Montgomery County Fire Dept.

The Friends SocietyUp to $1,000Rev. Andrew Aaron Judge & Mrs. Samuel W. Barrick Mr. & Mrs. Jack Boudreaux Dr. & Mrs. C. Jeffrey Bowman Dr. & Mrs. James Buchanan Dr. & Mrs. Dean E. Calcagni Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Carow Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Catalani Mr. & Mrs. James C. Charuhas Mr. & Mrs. James J. Chmelik Ms. Jessica Collins Msgr. John A. Dietzenbach Mr. & Mrs. David Doll Ms. Christine Drescher Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Eaton Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Ellington

Mr. Rober t L. Ellington ‘84Mr. & Mrs. Jorge Gallar t Mr. Thomas A. Glennon Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Gressley Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Gustin Ms. Gail T. Guyton Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hall Mr. & Mrs. Garland Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Steve Jones Mr. & Mrs. Dean Keser Ms. Lee Kincaid Mr. & Mrs. John N. LeskoLinton Shafer Warfield & Garrett, P.A Mr. & Mrs. O. Clifton Mar tin Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McGowan Mr. & Mrs. Paul McNickle Mrs. Maria S. Miller ‘57Mrs. Charles Morton ‘84Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Nicodemus Mr. Richard J. O’Connor Ms. Anne O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Rober t R. Ordonio Mr. & Mrs. A. Austin Pearre Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Peifer Mr. & Mrs. John T. Petrie Ms. Melissa Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Jean Posbic Ms. Ann Reid Mr. & Mrs. Girard D. Reid Mr. & Mrs. James Reid General & Mrs. Rick Rife Mrs. Barbara Riley ‘51Mr. & Mrs. Michael Robison Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore A. Romano Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Rowe Mr. Michael Rupper t Mr. Michael J. Santangelo ‘58Mr. & Mrs. John S. Satterfield Mr. C. Schmidt & Ms. M. Thalheimer Mr. Clarence F. Smith ‘47Mrs. Gaudioso Sore Mr. Raymond Speciale Mr. & Mrs. Michael Splaine Mr. & Mrs. James M. Suit Ms. Melanie Swain Mr. John C. Tolber t ‘80Mrs. Cynthia L. Warner Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. West Ms. Mary C. Willard Mr. P. Axtell & Mrs. B. Witcher Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. Witte Mr. & Mrs. Rober t Wojciechowski 4th Wall Musical Theatre, Inc.

Memorial GiftsIn Memory of Mrs. Mary Santangelo Rice ‘33Judge & Mrs. Samuel W. BarrickMs. Gail T. GuytonLinton Shafer Warfield & Garrett, P.AMrs. Maria S. MillerMs. Anne O’NeillMr. & Mrs. A. Austin PearreMr. Michael J. SantangeloMs. Melanie SwainMrs. Cynthia L. WarnerMr. & Mrs. Steven B. WestMs. Mary C. WillardMr. & Mrs. Patrick S. Witte

31st Annual SoiréeSPONSORS:

DiamondDavid M. Grove, Attorney at Law

GoldMorgan Stanley Smith BarneyCoakley Williams Construction Inc.

SilverFriends of Catholic Education, Inc.Matan Family Foundation

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Miles & Stockbridge P.C.Proffitt & Associates ArchitectsThe Plamondon CompaniesThe Tyler CompaniesWye River Group, Inc.

BronzePrinting Services, Inc.Richard L. Rogers, DDSShear Reflections Hair SalonWarner Service Frederick, LLC

UnderwriterMr. & Mrs. William J. BreenMr. & Mrs. Philip BrownCar ter Car terQue BBQArthur C. Crum, Jr., Attorney at LawKnights of Columbus, Bishop McNamara Council

Advertisements & Gift DonationsMr. & Mrs. Scott D. AustinBabe Ruth Bir thplace and MuseumBalfourMr. & Mrs. William BallantyneBeans & BagelsBen & Jerry’sBlack Ankle VineyardsBrewer’s AlleyBurger KingC & D LandscapingCar terQue BBQCatoctin Wildlife Preserve and ZooMs. Mary Louise Chesley-CoraClearwater Lanscape & NurseryMr. & Mrs. Carlton CollinsMrs. Kathleen Costlow D’AmoreMr. & Mrs. Kevin CoulehanMr. & Mrs. Brian CravenMr. & Mrs. Patrick CrowleyD.C. United c/o RFK StadiumMr. William DahutMr. & Mrs. William E. DavisMr. & Mrs. Dennis DavisMr. & Mrs. Leonard J. DixonDutch’s DaughterMr. & Mrs. Steve FilyoMr. John Fitzgerald III & Mrs. June RutkayFrederick CellarsFrederick County BankDr. Paul E. GauthierGreat MomentsGreat Stuff by PaulMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. GreeneMr. & Mrs. David GroveMr. Richard M. HassettMr. & Mrs. Donald HoffackerHollywood CasinoHome EssentialsRev. Msgr. Rober t JaskotMrs. Stella JordanMrs. Amy KeatingMr. & Mrs. Michael KinleyMr. & Mrs. Rober t J. KrajewskiMr. & Mrs. Peter F. KubicMr. & Mrs. Alexander LecuonaLemek, LLC d/b/a Panera BreadLiber ty Mountain Resor tLincoln Caverns & Whisper RocksLongaberger BasketsLuray CavernsMr. & Mrs. Regis MahoneyMarrakesh RestaurantMs. Kathleen McCar thyMs. Margaret McGrailMcLaughlin ChiropracticMrs. Marci McNickleMr. & Mrs. James MerkelMr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. MorrillMother of God SchoolMother Seton SchoolMount St. Mary’s UniversityMs. Sally NalleyNational Museum of Crime & PunishmentOlives Contemporary Italian Ristorante & Lounge

Ms. Patricia M. PenningtonPetals & PotsDr. Kur t A. Pierce, Orthodontics & TMJ TherapyPittsburgh SteelersMr. & Mrs. James PlamondonPotomac Par ty Cruises, Inc.Potomac Riverboat CompanyRavensRenaissance Salon & SpaRiver Riders Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. RobyDr. & Mrs. Richard RogersRosemont Service CenterMr. & Mrs. Rober t SaylorSeven Springs Mountain Resor tMr. & Mrs. Gerard ShanleySheetzSilpadaMr. & Mrs. George R. Snowden Jr.St. John Regional Catholic SchoolSt. Thomas More AcademyStadler NurseriesTarara WineryThe Amber CoastThe Ar t of BeautyThe Banner SchoolThe Delaplaine Visual Ar ts & Education CenterThe Maryland StoreThe TempleThe Trinity School of FrederickThe Weinberg Center for the Ar tsToby’s Dinner Theatre of ColumbiaMr. & Mrs. Nelson W. Tyler Sr.Uncle Ralph’s CookiesWalt Disney World Co.Washington CapitalsDr. Gregory W. WeakleyMr. Joseph WeltyMr. & Mrs. Bryan WrightMrs. Pamela M. Zusi

Science Lab AngelsMr. & Mrs. William BallantyneMr. & Mrs. Raymond BowmanMr. & Mrs. Jack BreenMr. & Mrs. Christopher CookMrs. Cecilia CostlowMr. & Mrs. Kevin CoulehanMr. & Mrs. Patrick CrowleyMr. & Mrs. John D’AmoreMr. & Mrs. Eric DelenteMr. Al EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Stephen FilyoMr. & Mrs. Thomas GreeneMr. & Mrs. James KeatingMr. & Mrs. Michael KinleyMr. Michael Proffitt & Ms. Kathryn KurandaMr. & Mrs. Thomas LeahyMr. & Mrs. John MahalchickDr. Adrianna Maldonado-BremMr. & Mrs. Mike MiddekeDr. & Mrs. John MillerMs. Carolyn MohanMr. William MohanMr. & Mrs. Gordon OliverMr. & Mrs. Paul PiekloMr. & Mrs. Peter PlamondonMr. & Mrs. James PlamondonDr. & Mrs. Richard RogersMr. & Mrs. Gerardo SepeMr. & Mrs. Gerard ShanleyMr. & Mrs. John SherwinMr. & Mrs. Laszlo von LazarMr. & Mrs. Matthew WarnerMr. & Mrs. Joseph WeltyMr. & Mrs. Scott WightMr. & Mrs. Bryan Wright

ScholarshipsBalfour Company ScholarshipThe Community Foundation of Frederick County The Donald B. Rice Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Rober t & Anne Fisher Scholarship Fund for Saint John’s Catholic Prep

Harry J. Lebherz Scholarship Fund The Mary Posta Grove Memorial

Endowment Fund The St. Katharine Drexel Scholarship FundDelaplaine Foundation, Inc.Friends of Catholic Education, Inc. The FOCE Scholarship Jesuit Scholarship St. Peter Claver Scholarship Ralph and Medora Wachter Scholarship Seton Dubois Scholarship FOCE Tuition Grants Knights of Columbus Thomas F. George Memorial Scholarship Knights of Columbus Father McGivney ScholarshipGuardians of Life, Inc.Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Scholarship FundSt. Peter’s Catholic ChurchThe Theresa F. Truschel Charitable Foundation, Inc.St. Francis Xavier Academy Alumnae Association

Corporate Scholar ProgramThe Plamondon Companies

Athletic Booster ClubMembershipsMr. & Mrs. James AmedeoMr. & Mrs. Scott D. AustinMr. & Mrs. Michael BalcerekMr. & Mrs. William BallantyneMr. & Mrs. Joseph BarberaMr. & Mrs. David BealmearDr. & Mrs. John Rober t BenjaminMr. & Mrs. Alston W. BlountMr. & Mrs. Rober t BosserMr. & Mrs. Kur t BoydMr. & Mrs. Jack BreenMr. & Mrs. William J. BreenMr. & Mrs. Philip BrownMr. & Mrs. Terrell Campbell, Sr.Mr. E. Castro-Conroy & Mrs. F. Vidal-CastroMr. & Mrs. Mark CheliMr. & Mrs. Silas CheungMr. & Mrs. Thomas ClarkMr. P. Collins & Mrs. D. Weiss-CollinsMr. & Mrs. Paul ConwayMr. & Mrs. Christopher M. CookMr. & Mrs. John CorrMr. & Mrs. Kevin CoulehanMr. & Mrs. Brian M. CravenMr. & Mrs. Patrick B. CrowleyMr. & Mrs. Thomas Cur tin Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Dennis DavisMr. & Mrs. William DavisMr. & Mrs. Eric DelenteMr. & Mrs. Alan E. FabiszakMr. & Mrs. Pete FavretMr. & Mrs. Wallace N. FeerrarMr. & Mrs. Stephen FilyoMr. John Fitzgerald III & Mrs. June RutkayMr. & Mrs. Paul FlorimbioMr. & Mrs. Todd FlowerMr. Paul A. Galloway &

Mrs. Lynn Bender GallowayMr. & Mrs. Joseph GfroererMr. & Mrs. Craig S. GiangrandeMr. & Mrs. Donald A. GibsonMr. & Dr. F.W. Goundry, IIIMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. GreeneMr. & Mrs. Patrick D. GroverMr. & Mrs. Richard S. GrusMs. Caroline HaganMrs. Maria HeraldMr. & Mrs. Tracy HickmanMs. Paulette A. Irvin

Mr. & Mrs. Harry IzevbigieMr. & Mrs. John JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Christopher JonesMr. & Mrs. Jack JonesMr. & Mrs. Michael D. JonesDr. & Mrs. Edward H. KeanMs. Catherine KenworthyMr. & Mrs. Dean KeserMr. & Mrs. Michael P. KinleyMr. & Mrs. Peter F. KubicMs. Bria LawrenceMr. & Mrs. Thomas LeahyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth LeiterMr. & Mrs. Wesley LewisMr. & Mrs. Francis J. LipscombMr. & Mrs. John LongMr. & Mrs. John F. MahalchickMr. & Mrs. Joseph R. MassiMr. & Mrs. Donald MatsonMs. Carolyn A. Scuderi McCar thyMr. & Mrs. Jack McCar thyMr. & Mrs. Michael B. MiddekeMr. & Mrs. Ar thur NachlasMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. NeumanMr. & Mrs. Gordon OliverMr. & Mrs. Joseph OliverioMr. & Mrs. Timothy PeiferDrs. Kur t & Maria PierceMr. & Mrs. James N. PlamondonMr. & Mrs. Richard PliszakMr. & Mrs. David J. ProkopchakMr. & Mrs. Vincent ReigleMr. & Mrs. James M. RileyDr. & Mrs. Richard RogersMr. S. Rose & Ms. Mary E. AustinMr. & Mrs. Andrew RussoMr. & Mrs. Daniel RuyterMr. & Mrs. Gerard ShanleyMr. R. Simon & Mrs. A. PorresDr. & Mrs. B. Harold SnyderMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. SoaresMs. Sheila O. StedmanMr. & Mrs. Mark StitzMr. & Mrs. Frank ThaneMr. & Mrs. Richard TigheMr. & Mrs. Chad TylerDr. & Mrs. Alber t VillarosaMr. & Mrs. Laszlo von LazarMr. & Mrs. Matthew WarnerMr. & Mrs. Brian S. WeiblingerMr. & Mrs. Thomas R. WellockMr. & Mrs. Scott WightMr. & Mrs. Layton WilsonMr. & Mrs. Brian WiseMr. & Mrs. Bryan P. WrightMr. & Mrs. Edward D. YatesMr. & Mrs. James A. Young, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zucofski

The donor lists included in this Honor Roll of Donors Report were compiled by the Offi ce of Institutional Advancement. We have made every effort to prepare this report accurately. However, despite our best efforts, errors and omissions

occasionally do occur. If you made a contribution between July 1, 2011

and June 30, 2012 and your name was omitted, listed in the wrong place, or misspelled, please accept our sincere apologies. To advise us of a mistake,

please contact The Advancement Offi ce: 301.662.4210 or email

dfavret@saintjohnsprep.org or rbrulia@saintjohnsprep.org. Thank you.

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Prospect Hall Prints AvailableA limited number of the “Prospect Hall” prints by David Yontz are still available in the school office for $40.00 each. The prints are numbered and signed by the ar tist, and would make a wonderful gift. Please contact Mrs. Pieklo at 301-662-4210, Ext. 123 or at mpieklo@saintjohnsprep.org if you are interested in purchasing this beautiful par t of our school’s history. SJCP Campus NotecardsBy: Student Photographers$20.00 - 12 cards per pack, 2 each of 6 designsPlease visit our website to view the various designs: www.saintjohnsprep.org - under Announcements

To purchase: Please contact the Advancement Office or send check to: Saint John’s Catholic PrepAdvancement Office889 Butterfly Lane – Frederick, MD 21703Please make check payable to: SJCP

Upcoming Events:September 22

Class of 1962 50th Class Reunion

October 26 & 27Homecoming/Alumni Weekend/Hall of Fame Inductions

November 24Second Annual Booster Club BBQ Bash

May 4, 201332nd Annual Soirée

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