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ANNUAL REPORT ENCLOSED

LC Elementary School Opens in September

LOWELL CATHOLIC | KEITH ACADEMY | KEITH HALL | KEITH CATHOLIC | ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL | ST. LOUIS ACADEMY | ST. PATRICK HIGH SCHOOL FALL 2016 FALL excel. prepare. live.

In this edition:

ON THE COVER: ANNOUNCEMENT 1 STUDENTS SARAH CIAMPA LC ’11 CLASS OF 2016 2 AND MADELINE MACMULLIN LC ’11 LC HAPPENINGS 5 EXPERIMENT WITH RECIPIES FOR CO-CURRICULAR LIFE 8 SLIME IN THE CHEMISTRY LAB. ATHLETIC LIFE 9 SPIRITUAL LIFE 10 ALUMNI NEWS 11 LOWELL CATHOLIC ANNUAL REPORT 19

ADMINISTRATION Maryellen DeMarco | Head of School, LC Parent ’13 Erin MacNeil | Assistant Principal of Student Affairs Les Murray | Assistant Principal of Academic Affairs Daniel Price | Associate Principal of Elementary Education Kristina Hills | Director of Admissions Nicole P. Sharpe | Director of Advancement Lisa Porell | Director of Finance KH ’84, LC Parent ’12, ’14 Donna Boucher | Director of Technology Deacon Fran Burke | Director of Spiritual Life Jack Fletcher | Athletic Director GREETINGS LOWELL CATHOLIC ALUMNI & FRIENDS, Stephen Knight | Director of Buildings & Grounds, LC Parent ’12

It is with great pride that I share the latest edition of the Lowell Catholic Crusader Magazine which refl ects the many accomplishments of our school community. BOARD OF DIRECTORS It is an exciting and historic time for Lowell Catholic. This fall Lowell Catholic His Eminence Seán Patrick O’Malley, OFM CAP, will be opening our doors as a new Pre-K through grade 12 school on a uni- Archbishop of Boston fi ed campus. I am both honored and grateful for the opportunity to continue the William Quinn KA ’70 strong legacy of Catholic elementary education at the St. Margaret School site. James Walsh Lowell Catholic has a proven track record of strong enrollment, fi nancial stability, Maryellen DeMarco, LC Parent ’13 and academic excellence within a faith-based and mission-centered community. Nicholas Cerreta The new Lowell Catholic Elementary School will remain committed to providing William Collins, Jr. faith-based education to children of all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds. Jane Connell Lowell Catholic is also committed to working to understand and preserve key St. Suzanne Frechette SJ ’79 Margaret School traditions and values. Robert Gilman SJ ’63 Rev. John W. Hanley, OMI It will be a privilege for me to serve as Head of School for the entire Pre-K through Robert F. X. Hart KA ’56 grade 12 Lowell Catholic School. Our plans to expand the high school with an Brother Richard Lunny, CFX additional building to be located on our current blueprint remain unchanged with Meghan Mahoney fundraising underway and architectural plans being fi nalized. Michael Newhall Jack O’Connor Through your generous support, Lowell Catholic is able to fulfi ll our mission to Francis Picanso KA ’53 strengthen and enhance Catholic education for current and future generations of John Rafferty, LC Parent ’10, ’12, ’15 students. Thank you for your commitment to Lowell Catholic. Michelle Silveira KH ’82 Joanne Yestramski, LC Parent ’11 God’s Peace,

Maryellen DeMarco 530 STEVENS STREET | LOWELL, MA 01851 Head of School www.lowellcatholic.org | 978.452.1794 ANNOUNCEMENTS

Introducing Dan Price Associate Principal of Elementary Education

After a lengthy search process, the lead- LOWELL CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY ership team at Lowell Catholic is excit- ed to welcome Dan Price as Associate SCHOOL OPENS IN SEPTEMBER Principal of Elementary Education. Mr. Exciting days are ahead at Lowell Catholic ment the curriculum this fall. Enrollment Price was most recently an administrator as we extend our school offering to a Pre-K has surpassed year one expectations and at Malden Catholic, where he was also through 12th grade school model. Lowell the makings of a very successful school Catholic Elementary School, for students year lie ahead. part of the Principal Fellow program in in Pre-K through 8th grade, opened in Sep- the Lynch Leadership Academy through tember of 2016 in St. Margaret Hall, the As a Xaverian Brothers Sponsored School, former site of St. Margaret School. Lowell Lowell Catholic Elementary School will fo- Boston College. Mr. Price, a native of Catholic welcomes St. Margaret Alumni cus on educating the whole child in a faith Pennsylvania, has extensive experience into our community of Legacy Schools based environment, complementing a rig- as we strive to preserve and enhance the orous and engaging academic program in in Catholic elementary education. He has tradition of high quality Catholic education the STREAM curriculum with religion, fi ne received a BA from Fordham University in the city of Lowell. arts, athletics and co-curriculars helping to prepare students to be successful 21st as well as a Masters in Educational Lead- Signifi cant enhancements are being made century learners. The academic program ership/Catholic School Leadership from to the physical and technological infra- for elementary students will be enhanced structure of the elementary school, includ- with a varied physical education program, Boston College. ing new fencing and sidewalks to unify the a comprehensive fi ne arts curriculum, and entire campus, as well as wiring to ensure foreign language instruction at all grade that each classroom is equipped with state levels. In addition, middle school students Maryellen DeMarco, Head of School, of the art SMART boards. After a thorough will complement their core academic pro- notes “Dan has vision, strength, knowl- selection process, an enthusiastic, expe- gram with an array of fi ne arts programs rienced and well qualifi ed team of edu- including drama, visual arts, and chorus, edge, experience, mission, humility and cators has been put in place. Under the as well as opportunities to compete ath- compassion. With his extensive ex- leadership of Maryellen DeMarco, Head of letically at a high school level. Many co- School, and Dan Price, Associate Princi- curriculars, intramural and club sports perience and credentials, Dan is well pal of Elementary Education, the teaching will also be offered and programs will equipped to take on this role for Lowell staff have already gathered on campus for continue to develop to meet the needs of several professional development days, the students. Catholic.” ensuring they are fully prepared to imple- 1 CLASS OF 2016

The Class of 2016 Alyssa Ann Anderson, Michael Barletta, Maggie Shelagh Barros, Emily Bernard, Caryssa Lorraine Bettencourt, Samantha Blades, Matthew Bodoni, Alexis Bradley, Ashley Mary Braga, Kelcey Brodeur-Bowlan, Jackson Callahan, Christopher Carter, Kailey Rose Catyb, Jake Cawley, Jaewon Cha, Tian Chen, John Choi, Tyler Collette, Faith Coppinger, Kristen Cote, Molly Catherine Cote, Samantha Curley, Danielle Dalton, Linh Dang, Christine Deeney, Katherine Anna DeFronzo, Michael DelSapio, Alec Cosmo DiCiaccio, Andrew Donaldson, Baylee Rose Duarte, Christopher Dubuc, Joy Dumont, Nicholas Michael Dys, Caitlin Victoria Ernst, Corey Falardeau, Mary Veronica Farley, Andrew James Fisher, Marco Forte,Paige Christina Fournier, Jahvon Fox, Kristin Gaudreau, Gianna Antoinette Giglio, Collin William Gilligan, Valedictorian Liam Gleason, Justin Benjamin Golner, Emma Frances Gosselin, Sarah Groux, Alec DiCiaccio Jaycie Grzymski, Erin Marie Henry, Daniel Hogan, Youngki Hong, Jeff Horton, Sun Bin Hwang, Avé Marie Johnhope, Bridget Anna Keefe, Yongsung Kim, Christopher The Valedictorian of Lowell Catholic’s Class of 2016 is Alec Charles Klangos, Theresa Marie Klobucher, Tyler David Johnston, Amanda Y. Laurin, DiCiaccio, son of Andrew and Stephanie Antonia Lawrenson, Timothy Lefebvre, Seung Ju Lee, Yuanxiu Li, Qianni Denise DiCiaccio of Andover. Liu, Sydney Rose Lombardi, Trevor Longo, Justin Lu, TJ Lynch, Jack A. MacMullin, Known for being calm, cool and Krystal Mara, Andrew Marchand, Jillian Masse, Eric John Maxfi eld, Walter McKenna, collected, he juggled his many John William McPartlan, Miranda Lynn Melo, Alex Merrill, Matthew Steven Montbleau, commitments with confi dence Jeffrey Daniel Murphy, Rebecca Elizabeth Murphy, Liam Brian O’Hagan, Shelagh Marie and a smile. In his senior year O’Neil, Matthew Michael Panneton, Brianna Alyssa Patterson, Estelle Marie Penta, Alec welcomed the challenge Nathan Francisco Perez, Dylan Murphy Poirier, Michael Joseph Porter, Tyler Lee Rae, of taking four Advanced Place- Sydney Margaret Reid, Jhavon Robinson, Pin Rithy, Molly Ryan, Steven Lee Sak, Kikiola ment classes and serving as Sanusi, Geoffrey True Scales, Sadie Marie Scott, Jerome Seglah, Alyssa Marie Silva, the captain of the boys soccer, Joshua Steele, Eampisith Taing, Thomas Nagui Tawadros, Joshua Thompson, Stephen tennis and winter track teams. Tyner, Makayla Violette, Duong Vo, Rachel Wajda, Kennedy Kimani Waruhiu, Wen Ting, Emily In addition, he served as Vice President of the National Hon- Williams, Julie Williams, John J. Wrobel III, Tenglong Zhang. or Society and participated in the Senior Leadership Institute retreat.

As a stand out student Alec was chosen to be one of only Lowell Catholic’s Class of 2016 six juniors to represent LC at presented the Honorary Diploma the Xaverian Brothers Spon- sored Schools Leadership Re- to Dr. Ed Mahoney, published treat (XBSS). Alec earned an author, beloved teacher and impressive 4.417 GPA and has chosen to attend Providence Legacy Alumni, KA ’63. Dr. College this fall. Mahoney recently published a collection of short stories, “Young 2 Eric Malone.” 114 Total Graduates 17.5 MILLION DOLLARS IN SCHOLARSHIPS 2016 FACTS FAST YEARBOOK WAS DEDICATED TO MRS. MARY ANN SCHEINER CLASS OF 2016 | Salutatorian Samantha Curley 19K HOURS OF COMMUNITY The Salutatorian of the Class of 2016 is Samantha Curley, SERVICE HOURS COMPLETED daughter of Brian and Colleen 38 Legacy Graduates Curley of Dracut. Sam brings passion and zeal to everything she does. Whether she’s re- hearsing for a play, inventing a new game for her Advisory class, or cleaning up after a school dance, Sam does it with BAYLEE DUARTE is the 2016 recipient of a smile and enthusiasm. She the Saint Francis Xavier Award which is awarded came into her freshman year annually to a student who exemplifi es the Xaveri- at Lowell Catholic ready and an charism and has helped spread the mission of eager to be a part of the com- Lowell Catholic. It has always been important to munity. Over Sam’s four years Baylee to be a part of her school community, both of high school, she has been as a leader and as a supporter. Throughout her high involved with Student Council school career, Baylee has shown great enthusiasm as the Executive Board Sec- and thoughtfulness while on the sports fi eld, giving retary, National Honor Society tours of the school to visitors and tutoring fellow as President, Drama Club as students. The Lowell Catholic community remains Publicist, and the Literary Mag- grateful for her ability to connect with others and azine as Editor. make them feel welcome and appreciated. Baylee will attend the University of Vermont this fall. As a participant in the XBSS retreat and Student Leadership Institute (SLI), Sam served as a spiritual leader and role mod- MATTHEW PANNETON is the 2016 recip- el to her peers. She even wrote ient of the Saint Francis of Assisi Award. The award a clever play, performed by the is presented annually to a graduating senior who LC Players this year. Sam will administrators and teachers believe epitomizes the be attending Boston University values that LC strives to instill in their students. Matt in the fall as a recipient of the is the friendly face you can always count on as a prestigious Cardinal Medeiros student, an actor, an author, an athlete or a student Scholarship, a four-year full tu- ambassador. In many ways, Matt left LC as the ition scholarship. She achieved same respectful, personable and caring young man a cumulative 4.304 GPA at LC. who started four short years ago. Over that time, he discovered his confi dence and fully embraced his potential to be an exceptional student, leader and role model within the school community. Matt will attend Saint Anselm College to pursue a Political Science Degree. 3 CLASS OF 2016 Senior Recognition Night

CLASS OF 2016 Prom

On Friday, May 13th, Lowell Catholic’s senior class attended the annual Prom at the Merrimack Valley Country Club. The evening’s festivities kicked off in the Keith Gymnasium with the Grand March, which allows parents and classmates the opportunity to see all of the attendees dressed up and ready to dance.

On May 25th, the 27th graduating class of Lowell Catholic along with faculty, staff, administrators and parents gathered at the UMass Inn and Conference Center for a buffet dinner in celebration of their individual and club achievements. Each member of the class received a special class gift and many accepted cords to be worn at graduation in recognition of their many accomplishments at LC. The blessing before dinner was presented by senior Walter McKenna. Acting as Master of Cer- emonies was Assistant Principal of Academic Affairs, Les Mur- ray. Mr. Murray refl ected on the unique qualities of this mem- orable class.

Senior Parade Lowell Catholic senior Emma Gosselin celebrates as seniors kicked off the week leading up to their com- mencement with a parade encircling the neighbor- hood. Decorating cars has been an LC senior week tradition since 1992. Emma was joined by Sadie Scott and Makayla Violett. Also during senior week, seniors enjoyed a day at Six Flags New England and spent a day of refl ection, reading “love letters” from faculty, staff and family and watching a slideshow full of memories from their high school years. 4 4 Introducing BOARD MEMBERJohn Rafferty

A lifelong Lowellian and Lowell Catholic LC football playoff victory, the Baseball Mr. Rafferty has worked professionally for LC HAPPENINGS | BOARD Board Member, Mr. John Rafferty grew up in State Championship, and Jake receiving over 30 years in the technical aspects of the Acre Section of the city where his fami- the “Hitter of the Year” award in Massachu- natural gas pipelines. For the past 13 years ly was very involved in St. Patrick’s Parish. setts High School Volleyball. We are a close he has served as a Vice President at Powell Together with his parents and his brother, knit family,” he reports, “and we have spent Controls in Woburn, and currently serves Bob, he participated in almost every activity a lot of time supporting each other in vari- as an e-board member and instructor to the church community had to offer. ous Lowell Catholic roles and events over over 1500 students at the Appalachian Gas the past decade.” School. Mr. Rafferty attended the Bartlett School, Lowell High School and the University of Mr. Rafferty says of his time on the Lowell Lowell. When it came time to educating his Catholic Board of Directors, “I am a very own children, Mr. Rafferty wanted a more technical, nuts and bolts kind of guy which formal setting for them. After he and his wife brings a unique perspective to the board. I provided their children with a Catholic ele- have found it fascinating to learn from my mentary education, Lowell Catholic seemed fellow board members over the past year like a natural transition for each of their as they bring expertise in banking, fi nance, three children. He recounts that, “My oldest real estate and education administration.” child (Chelsea) fought going to LC initially, Mr. Rafferty recognizes that his history of but after she was a “Crusader for a Day,” success in a small business environment she said, “There is no place else I want to dovetails nicely with a small school entity go! This fi ts!” The Rafferty family have all such as Lowell Catholic. shared this sentiment towards LC in their Donna, John & Chelsea Raff erty pose for a photo at LC’s 2016 Graduation Ceremony. varied roles on campus. This fall, John’s “These are really exciting times at Lowell wife of 25 years, Donna (Cavanaugh) Raf- As a coach, teacher and referee with the Catholic. The incorporation of the Pre-K ferty, who has served as LC’s Wellness In- local high school’s Offi ciating Association through 8th grade classes will, I believe, structor and Fine Arts Coordinator, will be for nearly 30 seasons, Mr. Rafferty reports help solidify Lowell Catholic as a marquee taking on a new role as the Athletic Coordi- “Although I am naturally a sports enthusiast, choice for a diverse Catholic education nator for the Elementary School. Daughter I think my two favorite events on the LC cal- in the Merrimack Valley. I believe Lowell Chelsea LC ’10 will return to campus for a endar are The Friends of LC Athletics Trivia Catholic’s greatest strength is that the LC second year as an English Literature Teach- Night, where I have attended as both a play- community is small enough to know each er at the high school. er and the emcee, as well as the Christmas and every student as individuals, yet large Tree Lighting Ceremony during Founder’s enough to offer them opportunities they may As a proud LC Dad, Mr. Rafferty sat on the week. The artistic side of the campus real- not have found elsewhere. This is largely in sidelines watching his children play a va- ly shines and brings out the warmth of the part due to the atmosphere Head of School riety of LC sports for over 30 consecutive holiday season. For a small school, there Maryellen DeMarco has created and contin- seasons. He beams about his children’s are just so many offerings for kids to partic- ues to maintain.” success, “The athletic highlights that I cher- ipate in, and that is why I fi rmly believe LC ish most are Chelsea’s 1000th point basket produces the most well-rounded students in in basketball, Kyle quarterbacking the fi rst the area.” 5 LC HAPPENINGS

Science Shines at LC

The Science Department at LC incorporates hands- < Sophomore Retreats on learning both in the lab and outside of the class- On two days in February Sophomores room. Weaving together science with interdisciplin- met for leadership retreats with 1 day of FEBRUARY refl ection and 1 day of fun. ary studies in literature and writing, LC sophomores prepared an eminent scientist project this spring in < St. Patricks’s Day Breakfast The annual breakfast was held in honor of

which they presented the life and research of a cho- MARCH PFC John Landry LC ’05 who died serving his country on St. Patrick’s day 2007. sen scientist dressed up as the scientist themselves. LC Science Teacher Dr. Chowdhury reported that

from her country of origin. It allowed her to not only < Blood Drive learn and grow as a student but also as a person Campus Ministry organized a blood drive MAY with the Red Cross held in the Keith fi nding that when she related the subject material Gymnasium. back to something more familiar, she gained confi- < Hockey Team Service dence and applied herself to the task at hand. Inter- Community service has no off-season disciplinary studies are central to the Lowell Catholic JUNE for hockey players who escorted the residents of NE Pediatric Care to their prom. curriculum, ensuring our students graduate as 21st century learners prepared to face the challenges of < LC’s Elementary School Renovations to St. Margaret Hall, the site college. JULY of the new Lowell Catholic Elementary School, have been ongoing.

6 FACULTY SPOTLIGHT ChrissySenorita Gill

get to see our students blossom and truly as Senorita Gill, is a Public Speaking and shine. It allows me to have a more com- Spanish teacher. She also serves as the LC prehensive understanding of who they are dance team coach and was the Class Advi- as people outside of the classroom. The sor for the recent graduating class. A local trip also helps them to have a broader un- resident, she is a graduate of Chelmsford derstanding of what poverty and hunger To better prepare students for college, Ms. LC HAPPENINGS | FACULTY SPOTLIGHT LC HAPPENINGS | FACULTY High School and earned both her Bachelors means on a global scale and sends them Gill offers many assignments that demand and Masters degrees at Clark University. home with the understanding of what they critical thinking, creativity, interdisciplinary can do personally to help alleviate it.” studies and development of new skill sets. Ms. Gill entered the fi eld of teaching be- She added “although circling a, b, or c on cause every day with the students can be When teaching Spanish and Public Speak- a worksheet can show a student‘s com- a different adventure in learning. One of the ing, Ms.Gill constantly emphasizes to her prehension of a particular unit of study it most rewarding teaching experiences she students that there’s so much more to doesn’t ask them to take it a step further to has had has been the annual LC service foreign language than conjugating verbs. show how they can apply the knowledge in trip to the Mustard Seed Community and One of her favorite units deals with global a real life situation.” Hogar Emmanuel Orphanage in the Do- migration and she opens the discussion up minican Republic. She reports, “I love that to current policy and events surrounding Surprisingly, Ms.Gill found her passion for the students are able to apply their spanish this topic. It relates real world happenings dance later in life. As a college student, she in the local community. Moreover, they be- to classroom lessons and clearly illustrates was urged to join the team by her friends come immersed in an entirely new culture to them not only what they are learning but and fell in love with dance while discovering far away from home while also dealing with why they are learning it and how it relates a hidden talent. Her favorite LC event is the the challenges associated with providing to being responsible and informed mem- Talent Show, which offers an opportunity to service to children with developmental bers of their society. see all of the varied talents of her students, challenges. Every time I am on this trip, I from spoken word to song and dance.

Teacher Mary Ann Scheiner Retires From LC MARY ANN SCHEINER chose a career in teaching because she was always interested in exciting kids about the natural world around them. As a young girl, she found herself teaching science to the children for whom she babysat. Mrs. Scheiner found that teaching was truly a calling for her. She taught at a small Catholic school for 14 years and then public school for one. She reports that from her fi rst day at LC, she knew that the school was a nurturing and accepting place with staff that shared her dedication to children. What she enjoyed most about teaching in a Catholic school was being able to integrate faith into the classroom and teaching her students that there is a place for God in science. As Mrs. Scheiner retires, she offers the incoming freshmen these words of wisdom for success in life, “Do what you’re supposed to do.” Her presence will be greatly missed on campus and we wish her an enjoyable and fulfi lling retirement. 7 CO-CURRICULAR LIFE

LC PLAYERS Under the direction of Mr. George Kalivas, Lowell Catholic’s LC Players presented the musical, “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.” The show ran for three days, April 29th, 30th and May 1st, with a full house each time. Hunter Berube ’17 of Dracut, starred in the lead role as Charlie Brown in his debut performance with the LC Players. Hunter was amazed to see how many LC students came out to see the musical. “I was really blown away by how much support we got from our classmates.” Part of LC’s varied fi ne arts program, the LC Players perform twice a year.

CRUSADERS IN ACTION JOYFUL NOISE ART CLUB The Crusaders in Action, LC’s newest leadership Joyful Noise Music Ensemble member LC Art Club member Jack MacMullin group, climb to great heights in unity and trust Sun Bin Huang LC ’16 hits all the right accepts recognition for his art work building exercises on the ropes course. notes at the Baccalaureate Mass. from Congresswoman Niki Tsongas.

MOCK TRIAL Mock Trial members assemble in the Chapel for a brief meeting before going to the district court to prepare for trial.

DANCE TEAM Wearing their class colors, Dance Team members strike a pose before performing at the spring Pep Rally. 8 ATHLETIC LIFE ATHLETIC

Crusaders SPRING ATHLETIC HIGHLIGHTS

180 of 410 students (44%) participated in spring programs offered LC’S 2016 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: within the Athletic Department. For the third time in four years, the Lowell Catholic Baseball 7 Athletic programs were offered and 12 teams fi elded, while the team won the Division 4 North Title. Spring Varsity seasonal record was 86-46-0. The fifth-seeded Crusaders defeated No. 11 Matignon, 12-2, 6 of 7 teams qualifi ed for the State Tournament: Baseball, Softball, at LeLacheur Park on Saturday, June 11th. Girls Lacrosse, Girls, Tennis, Boys Tennis and Boys Volleyball. Leading 5-2 entering the bottom of the sixth, LC plated seven 4 teams were the Catholic Central League Champions: Baseball, runs to open up a 12-2 lead. Senior Colin Gilligan (3-for-4, Girls Lacrosse, Softball and Girls Tennis. three RBI) and sophomore Zach Gitschier (3-for-3, two runs, two RBI) led the 15-hit attack. Gitschier started on the mound The Division 1 Boys Volleyball Team was 18-2-0 during the regular and went 4 1/3 innings for the win. season.

2 athletes were chosen as their sport’s Player of the Year for the Catholic Central League: Andrew Fisher for Baseball and Hailey Lowell for Softball. 2016 - 2017 VARSITY, JV AND FRESHMAN 2 athletes were chosen as Catholic Central League Scholar Ath- ATHLETIC SCHEDULES ARE POSTED AT: letes: Emily Williams and Alec DiCiacco. WWW.LOWELLCATHOLIC.ORG/ATHLETICS 9 STATIONS OF THE CROSS Students refl ected upon the life of Jesus in a solemn re-creation of a living Stations of the Cross. The honor of playing Jesus is entrusted annually to a senior who embraces his faith fully and is deeply respected by his peers. This year, the honor went to Jerome Seglah of Lowell, for his outstanding commitment to community SPIRITUAL LIFE SPIRITUAL service, his participation in the Senior Leadership In- stitute, his dedication to the Lowell Catholic Schools Collaborative, and his humble personality.

According to Head of School Maryellen DeMarco, the tradition at Lowell Catholic has continued for more than a decade. “What moves me the most is the way the Stations are not only presented within a historic timeline, but how the students relate the struggles Jesus endured to the trials and tribulations in their own lives. It teaches the students to have respect and reverence for each other as they make the living con- nection that we all carry our own cross.”

Theology Instructor Matthew Portu added, “The live action truly helps the kids to break down and under- stand the process of the Passion and refl ect upon the entire week in the life of Christ.”

SENIOR RETREAT The Class of 2016 visited Cathedral Camp on retreat in East Freetown, MA in February. The retreat fo- cused on the topic of transitions. Students refl ected upon their journey in life up to this point, discussing who they are now and who they hope to be in the future. Breaking into small groups, listening to faculty responses and focusing on fi nishing their senior year successfully brought this already tight knit group even closer.

APRIL SERVICE TRIP This past April, LC juniors and seniors visited various agencies in the Greater Boston area donating their time and labor. Pictured to the left, students take a break from helping out at Cradles to Crayons in Brighton to pose for a colorful photo. Their week long service trip also included getting their hands dirty at Stonehill College’s farm planting potatoes. When they are ready to harvest, they will be donated to shelters such as Fr. Bill’s and MainSpring, where the students also lent a helping hand. Among the many other char- ities, the students also assisted in the operations of Catholic Charities - South, the Saint Vincent De Paul Society and School on Wheels, an organization that provides tutoring and education to children with fami- lies in homeless shelters and overfl ow hotels.

10 ALUMNI

ALUMNINEWS

KEITH HALL ’79 Julie Abrahamson, Laurie (Stackpole) Maroon and Rosemary (Quinlan) Brewster from the Keith Hall Class of 1979 showed their school pride and commitment to supporting Low- ell Catholic at the 3rd Annual Golf Tournament.

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LOWELL CATHOLIC Then Paul Hardy LC ’93 & Paul Hardy LC ’93, owner and licensed Funeral Institute of the Northeast and has been the Director at Blake Funeral Home in Chelmsford, owner of Blake Funeral Home in Chelmsford Now recently returned to visit his alma mater after since 2010. Mr. Hardy clearly has a genuine Pictured in Lowell Catholic’s 23 years. Mr. Hardy was deeply impressed by concern and empathy for the people that enter 2004 senior yearbook, Domenic the positive changes at Lowell Catholic, recall- his funeral home. He is committed to providing Russo was a 3 season varsity ath- ing that during his time the campus consisted the highest level of service to bereaved fami- lete, student council member and of only the main historic building but has now lies, ensuring that their deceased loved ones mock trial team participant. expanded to include the Keith Gymnasium are treated with dignity and respect. and McNamara Hall (pictured above). 2016 - Today Mr. Russo has a career When asked if he had any advice for today’s in law enforcement. He earned a Mr. Hardy transitioned to Lowell Catholic his Lowell Catholic student, his immediate re- degree in Sports Management from junior year from our legacy school, St. Joseph. sponse was “go to college.” He remembers St. John’s University in New York This was a very challenging time for him and “chemistry was my worst subject” but he cred- and a Law Degree at Suffolk Uni- versity in Boston. Mr. Russo has his fi ve siblings, who lost their beloved mother. its his former LC teacher, Mr. Skinner, with recently returned to Lowell to open Paul said though he was new to LC, the teach- helping him “get through it.” He later found his own Family Probate Law prac- ers and staff were incredibly supportive to him, chemistry a necessary requirement in college tice. He has also returned to his helping him through such a diffi cult chapter in and feels that his chemistry background at LC roots at Lowell Catholic as a Boys his life. He also forged lasting friendships with was the reason he was able to master the subject. Lacrosse Coach. He credits LC with classmates that continue to this day. his academic success, reporting, Mr. Hardy is very involved in the Merrimack “Being at Lowell Catholic helped Mr. Hardy would leave Lowell Catholic not sure Valley Community. Among his many volunteer mold me into a college student who of where his path would lead. He spent some leadership roles, he serves as a Corporator for was prepared and motivated to suc- time working for his father’s local plumbing the Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank, a Corpo- ceed” adding that “Mrs. DeMarco is company. He later worked for the U.S. Postal rator for Lowell General Hospital, a member so committed to the students that she never lets them fall through the Service, a job he stayed with for many years. of the Chelmsford Police Foundation, Inc., cracks.” The Greater Lowell Chamber of Commerce, The Hardy family was hit with yet another trag- and the Chelmsford Parade Committee. He edy when his brother-in-law and close friend currently serves on the Board of Directors Brian was killed in the September 11th terrorist of the Chelmsford Business Association and attacks. The tragedy of losing his mother and T.O.P.I.C. (Table of Plenty in Chelmsford). He best friend propelled him to explore a profes- lives in Chelmsford with his wife Jennifer and sion he considered more fulfi lling. In 2007, Mr. their two children, Katherine and Briana. Hardy received his degree from the Funeral 12 Jeanne (Couillard) Osborn SJ ’74 College (presently Rivier University), where she received a BS in Business with a concen- tration in marketing. Two years later, she re- ceived her MBA from Rivier. She continued for many years as an active alum of Rivier, sitting on the Alumni Board of Directors.

Mrs. Osborn returned to the workforce in 1996 JOSEPH ALUMNI ST. as the Director of Development for St. Louis School. In 2000, she became the Executive Director of the Billerica Plan, mirrored after the successful Lowell Plan. Working with the business community and advocating for small business had become her passion. Her work helped solidify her love of networking and helping small businesses prosper.

Mrs. Osborn was invited to sit on many boards Jeanne (Couillard) Osborn, Class of 1974, during that time and it was through her in- ST. JOSEPH shared some memories regarding her time volvement in the community that she was spent at St. Joseph High School. Jeanne hired in 2002 to become President & CEO grew up in the Pawtucketville neighborhood of of the Greater Lowell Chamber. During her 9 Then Lowell. She remembers walking the 30 min- years at the Chamber, she founded a women’s & ute route from her house on Third Avenue to group called Women Inspiring Success and Now Merrimack Street, remarking that “everyone Empowerment (W.I.S.E.), that is still active to- 1964 - Photographed above walked back then.” day. As a result of her efforts with advocating in 1964, St. Joseph Boys High for women in business, Jeanne was awarded School displayed a cross over When asked if she had a favorite teacher she the 2009 Small Business Administration (SBA) their gabled entryway welcom- promptly responded “Yes. The handsome Mr. Women in Business Award. ing people to the building. The McPartlin, my Religion Teacher.” Her fondest building, originally built to house memories are simply the time she spent with Presently, Jeanne is the Director of Marketing St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic her classmates. She remembers the poem and Public Relations at Lifelinks in Chelms- College for Boys, was listed on she wrote in senior year that summed up how ford. There she brings awareness of those the National Register of Historic she felt as she was getting ready to graduate. individuals supported by LifeLinks who have Places in 2010. The Merrimack This poem remains forever in her Class of intellectual and developmental disabilities. Street landmark designed by 1974 Yearbook and includes the poignant line, She continues to work with the small busi- Patrick W. Ford was built in “...but tomorrow will remain for us to remem- ness community, is a member of the Megan’s 1892 in the Romanesque Re- ber these times!” House Board of Directors, an Advisory Board vival style. The St. Joseph High Member at Middlesex Community College, for- School building has recently Upon graduation, Mrs. Osborn attended Cas- mer President of Lowell Rotary and is current- been renovated by the Coalition tle Junior College, from which she received ly a Chelmsford Rotarian. for a Better Acre into the Acre her Associate’s Degree in Business. Jeanne’s High School Apartments. history of employment included working at Jeanne lives in Windham, NH and is the moth- Family Planning of Lowell, Concord Carlisle er of Christopher, a Lowell Police Offi cer and 2016 - Today, the St. Joseph High School and Hanscom Air Force Base. Brent, an active member of the US Marine cross faces Stevens Street on In 1984, Jeanne began teaching accounting Corps stationed in Australia. Mrs. Osborn also the Keith Gymnasium and greets and keyboarding at her alma mater St. Jo- has three grandchildren. our students, faculty and staff seph High School. In the years following, she each morning as they enter the expanded her education by attending Rivier high school campus. Signs of our legacy schools are apparent throughout the LC campus and serve as reminders of the rich tra- LILLIAN BERNIER SJ ’80 ditions LC carries into the future. Lowell Catholic is excited to welcome home Lillian Bernier SJ’ 80 who will be teaching third grade at the Lowell Catholic El- ementary School this fall. Ms. Bernier, who recently taught at the Franco American School in Lowell, was voted teacher of the year by the Franco community in 2008 and again in 2015. 13 Judy (McCarthy) Burke KH ’81 KEITH ALUMNAE HALL

KEITH HALL Then Judy (McCarthy) Burke graduated from Keith In addition to her achievementsements in sstudentttudent & Hall in 1981 and enthusiastically refl ects, government, Ms. Burke also reminisced about “Those were the four happiest years of my life! fi eld trips to Plymouth Rock, her role in the dra- Now Keith Hall was the place where I learned to be ma society, a class cruise to see the Tall Ships 1985 - Above, Tracy Whynot, play- a leader, learned to be on a team and learned in Boston, Mistletoe Dances, Father/Daughter ing the part of Snoopy, appears to to be part of a community.” She believes that Dances, outings to the Red-Sox (when a ticket be in the dog house during a Keith the success she and her classmates have cost only $4.75), Junior/Senior Prom and her Catholic production of “You’re a found can be credited to Sister Anne, a very Senior class trip to Disney. Among the many Good Man Charlie Brown.” The kind and patient woman, who taught the young memorable events that Ms. Burke attended in show was presented by the Keith women around her to build each other up and her time at Keith, none stood out more clear- Catholic High School Drama Co. support one another in successes and failures. ly and importantly in her memory than being and ran for two nights at Tewksbury chosen to go to Boston Common to see Pope Jr. High School. The show was pro- Through this environment of support, Ms. John Paul II in 1979 as a sophomore. “It was duced by Ms. Eileen Burbage and Burke was encouraged to run for Student Gov- the most peaceful place and spiritual event I dedicated to Sister Ann Mary Lyon ernment and became President of her class have ever attended, and with only one student and Mrs. Alice Morin for their faithful in her Sophomore, Junior and Senior years. chosen from each of the Catholic schools, I service to Keith Hall & Keith Catholic. Gaining confi dence, she honed her early ne- felt so special and so humbled for having that gotiation skills by advocating for the school’s honor.” 2016 - Over 30 years later, LC fi rst ever junior overnight class trip to the Junior Ariana Vitorino sat ponder- Hearth & Kettle in Hyannis, MA. Along with her Ms. Burke holds her Catholic faith and educa- ing the troubles of childhood in the Executive Board Vice President Megan Dyer, tion very dear to her heart. Her sister, Kathy same role. Lowell Catholic’s time- Secretary Sandra Sullivan and Treasurer Su- McCarthy is a Keith Hall graduate of 1977, and less production of “You’re a Good san Booth, this small victory gave the women her father is also an LC Legacy Alumni, having Man Charlie Brown” was produced a sense of empowerment at a very young age graduated from St. Patrick. by George Kalivas and ran for three fostering the sense that women could make a shows to a sold out crowd April 29th, difference in the world. ARTICLE CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 30th and May 1st on campus in the McNamara Hall Auditorium.

KH/KA CLASS OF 1966 KH CLASS OF 1967 50th High School Reunion 50th High School Reunion A 1966 Keith Academy/Keith Hall Reunion is planned for October 22, 2016 1967 Keith Hall Alumnae are asked to contact at 6:30pm at Princeton Station in Chelmsford, MA. Tickets are $50.00 (din- Rose Kellam at [email protected] if inter- ner included). For tickets, please contact Jack Rourke for Keith Academy ested in attending the 50th Reunion in 2017. 14 at [email protected] and Darryl (O’Hagan) Alexa for Keith Hall at [email protected]. Remembering BRENDAN FLEMING KEITH ACADEMY ALUMNI KEITH ACADEMY

M. Brendan Fleming, Keith Academy Class of 1943, spent more than two decades on the Lowell City Council and proudly served as the 75th Mayor of the City of Lowell. Born in Lowell to Irish im- migrant parents, Mr. Fleming spent his life devoted to his family and to the city he loved, frequently KEITH ACADEMY working behind the scenes to preserve the rich and important history of his community. Then Mr. Fleming was tireless in advocating for the creation of a Lowell Historic Commission, the Lowell & Locks and Canals Historic District and the City Hall Historic District. According to his son, Mr. Flem- Now ing fi nally decided the place to get his voice heard was as a City Council member. He won his fi rst 1961 - Above, Mike Dinneen Keith council election in 1963 and served nine terms on the City Council between 1969 and 1992. In 1982 Academy ’61 shows off his gold Keith he was elected Mayor of Lowell. cuffl inks, a gift given to him at his Se- nior Awards Banquet. Fifty-fi ve years With an unwavering dedication to the service of others, Mr. Fleming served in the U.S. Navy in the later, Mike, together with his wife Pacifi c Theater during WWII, earning the World War II Victory Medal and Asiatic-Pacifi c Medal-1 Peggie (Kane) Dinneen, a Keith Hall graduate of 1961, presented the Daniel Star. Mr. Fleming was among the military personnel preparing to invade Japan when that country P. Kane Memorial Scholarship at the surrendered. Lowell Catholic Senior Awards Dinner. Mr. Kane, for whom the scholarship is In addition to policy and politics, Mr. Fleming valued education. He spent more than 40 years as a named, was a proud member of the member of the UMass Lowell Math Department, originally joining the faculty of the Lowell Techno- fi rst graduating class of Keith Academy. logical Institute in 1958. The school then became the University of Lowell before becoming UMass His wife, Evelyn, and three daughters, including Peggie, graduated from Keith Lowell. Mr. Fleming was a long time advocate for Lowell Catholic serving as a Board Member for Hall and his two sons graduated from many years. In 2010, he was awarded the prestigious Bishop John R. McNamara Award. Keith Academy.

Following his passing in May, a scholarship was established by his family in his honor. 2016 - The adventure themed 2016 For more information or to make a contribution to the M. Brendan Fleming Scholarship Fund, please Senior Awards banquet, complete visit www.lowellcatholic.org/fl eming, or contact Nicole Sharpe, Director of Advancement, by email with compass rose centerpieces and poetry about great travel and at [email protected] or by calling 978.452.1794 x136. paths less taken, sent Seniors on their way to college ready to face the road ahead with a well rounded education and an LC embroidered travel bag to help them on their way. KA CLASS OF 1967 50th High School Reunion 1967 Keith Academy Alums are asked to contact Patrick McCartin at [email protected] if interested in attending the 50th Class Reunion in 2017. 15 LOWELL CATHOLIC 1992 Mrs. Kim (LaCourse) Giusti Mr. Stephen Tremblay 1994 Ms. Kayla (Urbanek) Page Ms. Christine Isabelle 1997 Mr. Sean Murphy 1998 Mr. Christopher Herrick 1999 Mrs. Nicole (Cote) Nguyen CLASS AGENTS 2002 Mr. Peter Maskaluk Ms. Jennifer (Wroblewski) Lopez 2003 Ms. Leah Burke 2004 Mr. Sean Demers 2006 Ms. Kpana Jordan 2007 Ms. Lauren Adduci 2008 Ms. Kelliann (DeSaulnier) Lawrenson 2009 Mr. Chris Powers 2010 Ms. Chelsea Rafferty Calling all Ms. Julie Gormley 2011 Ms. Elizabeth McPhillips Class Agents 2012 Ms. Bridget Barnes 2013 Ms. Cathryn DeMarco A Class Agent is a representative of his/her legacy Ms. Sarah Callahan school’s community in Lowell Catholic’s efforts to promote alumni engagement. As the only Catholic ST. JOSEPH 1952 Mr. Robert Audet high school in the city of Lowell, Lowell Catholic 1958 Ms. Lorraine (Gaillardetz) Primeau proudly carries on the traditions and values pio- 1961 Mr. Andy Dubuque neered by the original Catholic high schools across 1962 Ms. Ann Romanowsky the city of Lowell. 1963 Mr. Robert R. Gilman Mr. Norm Guilbeault Mrs. Mickey (Beauchesne) Guilbeault Class Agents serve as ambassadors of both their 1964 Mrs. Elizabeth (Marchand) Therrien graduating class and Lowell Catholic, engaging 1965 Mr. Phillip Metivier with classmates, coordinating and attending alum- 1966 Mr. Paul Morrissette ni events. Class Agents also play a vital role in 1968 Mrs. Michelle (Camire) Stott keeping classmates connected by maintaining and 1980 Mr. Mark Watson promoting communication and by securing updated biographical information. KEITH HALL 1956 Mrs. Ann (Blowey) Monahan Mrs. Ann (Gath) Cunha Becoming a Class Agent can involve as much or 1958 Mrs. Michaelene (O’Neil) McCann as little time as you can afford. We greatly appre- 1961 Ms. Donna (Hammar) Baushke ciate your commitment to ensuring Lowell Catho- 1964 Ms. Maureen Tessier lic remains at the forefront of Catholic secondary 1968 Ms. Elizabeth (Nangle) McKiernan 1976 Ms. Anne Sepe education by joining this dedicated, and absolutely 1979 Ms. Laurie (Stackpole) Maroon crucial, group of Alumni Class Agent volunteers. 1980 Mrs. Karyn (Hayes) Puleo 1981 Mrs. Judith (McCarthy) Burke If you are interested in becoming a Class Agent, Mrs. Kathy (Moynihan) Plath please contact Robbie Barnes, Senior Advance- 1982 Ms. Kathleen Sweeney ment Coordinator, at 978.452.1794 x141 or email Mrs. Michelle (Delisle) Silveira 1983 Ms. Kathleen (Keegan) Cote at [email protected]. We encourage mul- tiple agents for each year. KEITH CATHOLIC 1987 Mr. David Besonan

KEITH ACADEMY KEITH ACADEMY 1949 Mr. George Gagan 1969 1953 Mr. Francis (Jack) Picanso Phil Riley 1961 Mr. Leo Creegan Phil, a long-time teacher and coach at Stoneham 1966 Mr. Robert (Bob) Boehm High School, has had a street named in his honor. Mr. John (Jack) Rourke The entry-way to Stoneham High School was dedi- 1969 Mr. Paul Brouillette cated as Phil Riley Way on June 8th. Phil, a Keith 1970 Mr. William (Bill) Quinn Academy and St. Margaret School alum, passed 16 CLASS AGENTS suddenly in 2010 while coaching spring track in

CLASS NOTES Stoneham. LOWELL CATHOLIC 2008 Susana Cadena Campirano David Nevins, Susana (Susie) earned a Bachelor of Ben Bocko Fine Arts degree from The College of David and Ben made a feature Saint Rose graduating Magna Cum length documentary about Brazil- Laude. Susie calls Lowell and the Ba- ian-Americans who work to keep zzinotti family her second home after Gaucho Traditionalism alive in the

moving here from her native Mexico in CLASS NOTES United States. The fi lm titled “O Gau- the 11th grade. cho” has been submitted to fi lm festi- vals in Boston, New York and Brazil. 1997 Loc Banh Loc recently opened an Asian Fusion restaurant, Sizzling Kitchen, on Merri- mack St. in Lowell.

Melinda Mara & Connor Porell 2010 Congratulations to Connor & Me- Olivia Gavriel & Jeremy Byrd linda on their recent engagement. Olivia and Jeremy were married this Connor graduated Worcester Poly- past April by Lowell Catholic Trustee, technic Institute (WPI), with a dou- Father John Hanley, OMI. ble major in Game Design & Com- puter Science. He is working as a 2011 Software Engineer at Mitre Corp. Brooke Riley 2004 in Bedford, MA. Melinda graduated Brooke, a Special Education teacher, from Regis College with a double Bruno Silveira & Julia Conlon is working on receiving her Master’s Bruno & Julia were married in May major in Nursing & Spanish. She Degree and was recently named Miss recently passed her Nursing Board after a year-long engagement. Bruno Hampton Beach 2016. proposed in Saint Lucia. Exam. The nuptials are planned for October 2017. Domenic Russo Atty. Russo has opened his own law 2013 practice on Merrimack St. in Lowell. Cathryn R. DeMarco Cathryn has been named to the Spring The Law Offi ces of Domenic Russo 2016 Dean’s List at Stonehill College. handles family and probate law cases.

2005 2014 Emily Tucker GarreĴ Barnes Emily is going into her fi nal year of Garrett, a Business Major with a fo- graduate school at the University of Emily True cus in Accounting, is a Junior at the Connecticut. She currently teaches for Emily, Valedictorian of the Class of University of New Hampshire’s pres- UConn’s First Year Writing program 2011, graduated from UMASS Boston tigious Peter T. Paul School of Busi- and plans to fi nish the requirements on a full scholarship. Since graduation, ness. Garrett has begun an internship for a Ph.D. in English this spring. Emily has traveled extensively, some with the Accounting Team at NetScout destinations include Iceland, Europe Systems. 2007 and Africa. Emily plans to attend Katelyn (Buote) White Duke University in the fall to receive a Gina CincoĴ a Katelyn, Valedictorian of the Class of Master’s in Environmental Management. Gina has been named to the Spring 2007, exchanged wedding vows with 2016 Dean’s List at Roger Williams Michael White on May 28th at the An- 2012 University dover Country Club. Katelyn received CORRECTION: Colin Loiselle is a graduate her Masters of Library Science in of the Class of 2012. Bryan Costello Bryan has been named to the Spring 2015 and started a new position as a Bridget Barnes Youth Services Librarian at the New- 2016 Dean’s List at Lasell College. Bridget recently graduated from Mer- bury Town Library this August. rimack College, Magna Cum Laude, NOTES CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 with a BS in both Biology and Environ- mental Studies & Sustainability.

CLASS NOTES 17 BURKE Continued from pg 14 As a student at the University of Lowell, she “I have no doubt that my days at Keith Hall She enjoyed the competitive spirit in her high discovered a love for advocacy and an affec- made me a successful woman. It’s all around school days surrounding academic achieve- tion for the administrative world. She gradu- me, so many of the women I graduated with ment and success. “We weren’t separated by ated in 1985 with a degree in Sociology and have led amazing lives. They hold high-tech what we looked like or how much money our went on to work for many years for Raytheon jobs at huge companies, are nursing direc- family had,” she remarked, “at Keith it was all working closely with contracts management tors, own their own businesses and hold gov- about how hard you pushed yourself to suc- and development, a position which required ernment positions in Washington DC. I don’t ceed.” Beyond the academics, the Sisters, a signifi cant amount of travel. After coming know what I would do without my faith and faculty and staff drove home the message of across an opportunity for a similar position without all of these strong women around me. caring for others. without the travel, Ms. Burke jumped at the I am just so overjoyed to see Lowell Catholic chance to return to Lowell full time. Twenty thriving and carrying on our traditions.” When Ms. Burke entered college, she knew fi ve years and a number of promotions later,

ALUMNI | CLASS NOTES helping others was paramount, but her days Ms. Burke is currently serving as a Dean at of volunteering as a candy striper told her Middlesex College where she continues to something as hands on as nursing was not help people and solve problems on a daily for her. basis.

CLASS NOTES Continued from pg 17

2014 Brandon Marion Brandon, while working towards a degree in Business Management at UMass Lowell, is also building his own carpentry business. He loves what he does and encourages LC stu- dents to follow their passion.

Kristen M. Nevins Kristen, a Communications major, has been named to the Spring 2016 Dean’s List at Stonehill College.

William O’Neil William (Will) has been named to the Spring 2016 Dean’s List at Assumption College

2015 Silverio Johnson Silverio attends UMass Lowell and is Chess Club Secretary on campus. He credits LC’s AP courses for his smooth transition from high school to college. KA CLASS OF 1955 Zachary Lemire Keith Academy Class of 1955 celebrated their 60th Reunion this past fall. Tom Zachary, a Sports Management major, has Kelleher, Jim Loughran, Charlie Fitzpatrick, Forrest McNamara, Gil Vigeant, Don achieved Dean’s List for Spring 2016 at Nich- Neville, Lou Capasso, Rev. John Hogan, John Hickson, Jerry Soucy, Reggie ols College. Walker, Larry Stowell, Al Daigle, Walter Dawson, Bryan Leary, Paul Bergeron and Dick Desrochers. Missing from the photo is Master of Ceremonies, Buddy Flynn. Michael Vega Michael is currently serving as a Marine and has recently enjoyed volunteering with the El- ementary School on his military base.

18 SECTION

ANNUALREPORT

SPRING 2016 Lowell Catholic sophomores gather for Mass in the Keith Gymnasium. The Offi ce of Spiritual Life coordinates several Masses, prayer services community service learning events and mission trips throughout the year.

19 Leadership Club $250 - $499 Ms. Maureen McInerney Mr. David L. Brown, Sr. KA ‘54 Mr. M. Brian McMahon Legacy Fund Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Considine Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McNamara Ms. Maureen Dewey Mr. James McPartlin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gleason Atty. James H. Murray, Jr. Alumni, family and friends of Lowell Catholic and Mr. Thomas N. McCarthy KA ‘45 Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Neville, Jr. our legacy schools have been the source of our Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. McDonald, Jr. KA ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Connor Mr. Joseph Sergi Mr. William F. O’Neill, Sr. continued growth this year. By helping to promote Reverend William Pearsall Crusader $100 - $249 Pest-End Exterminators Pro-Tech Lawn Care our mission of Catholic education and service to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Petherbridge others, your contribution ensures that students Ms. Katie Anderson Mr. James K Petros, Jr. Gino and Cheryl Baroni Ms. Lorraine Primeau from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds are able Mr. Francis Xavier Barrett Ms. Susan Reed to attend Lowell Catholic. The Legacy Fund is the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rega Mrs. Donna Baushke Mr. Paul Roy school’s greatest resource for fi nancial aid and Mr. and Mrs. Philip O. Belanger Sentinel Benefi ts merit based scholarships. With sincere apprecia- Mr. Boyd P. Bertrand Joseph and Donna Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Bettencourt, Jr. Mr. Laurence Smith tion, we thank you for your generous contributions Ms. Claire Botelho Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smolko and Family FISCAL YEAR 2016 | ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL YEAR 2016 | FISCAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bourgeois Mr. Timothy Stevens to the 2015-2016 Legacy Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brennan Dr. and Mrs. William E. Sweeney Mr. Leo Bryand Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tallent SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER SOCIETY Reverend Edward Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Talty KA ‘69 The Saint Francis Xavier Society was founded when Mrs. Elizabeth Cassella Target Mr. John D. Chiesa III Dr. Mark S. Umphrey II Lowell Catholic became a Xaverian Brothers Spon- Mr. James Condon Mr. William Wilson sored School. The Society, like those at other network Ms. Kathleen Coyne Mr. Brandon Yestramski schools, acknowledges those who have made a major Brother Daniel Cremin Mr. Raymond Zonghetti gift to Lowell Catholic in the past academic year. The Mrs. Doris Cropper following donors have made a gift of $1,000 or more Mrs. Juliette Desrochers Friend Gifts up to $99 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. DiCiaccio Mrs. Darryl Alexa in the past year. Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo DiCiaccio Dr. and Mrs. Mario Aste Dolan Funeral Home Dr. Gertrude Bailey Mr. Barry Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Barletta Bishop John R. McNamara Circle - $5000 or more Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Barros Ms. Helen Andrews Dracut Hardware Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bernard (In memory of Helen Powers Monahan KH ‘32) Col. and Mrs. Jack Fisher Mr. Stanley Bocko The Aubert J. Fay Charitable Fund Mr. Patrick Ford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boehm Demoulas Foundation Ms. Suzanne Frechette Ms. Dorothy Boisvert KH ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. William Dunfey Mr. and Mrs. James D. Furlong KA ‘51 Ms. Maria Borba-Perez Mrs. Mary Gallaway Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Bowlan Theodore James Ryken Council - $1000 - $2499 Mr. Jack Geoffroy Ms. Allison Brake Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Audet Mr. James Gildea Mr. Gerald Callahan Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Ms. Ann Gorski Ms. Ann Casey Mrs. Lucille DiZoglio (In memory of Henry J. Gorski KA ‘47 and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cassidy Mr. Joseph Flynn Constance LeMay KH ‘50) Mr. and Mrs. James Ciszek Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. X. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Gary Guarino Sister Cecile Cloutier Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union Mr. George Hackett Mr. Dylan Cole Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, Jr. KA ‘50 Ms. Maureen Hancock Mr. Edward Collins Offi ce of the Regional Bishop Reverend John Hanley, OMI Mr. and Mrs. Normand Comtois Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Ms. Karen Hansen Ms. Beverly Conroy Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rafferty, Sr. Mr. Barry F. Hayden KA ‘70 Mrs. Patricia Dalton Ms. Maria Sannella Mr. and Mrs. Bruce K. Hestand Mr. William E. Daly KA ‘54 Sisters of Charity of Ottawa Mr. Mark Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale DeFronzo Mr. and Mrs. John S. Janeczko Mr. and Mrs. Paul Delsapio Principal’s Club $500 - $999 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Laviolette Mr. and Mrs. Dante Demanarig Mr. Robert Abraham Mrs. Martha Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Duarte Mr. John F. Baresch (In memory of John J. Leahy KA ‘47) Mrs. Mary Dumont Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Battaglia Mr. Raymond Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Falardeau Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. George and Alice Lynch Ms. Barbara Farley Mr. and Mrs. William J. Collins, Jr. Mr. David MacLaughlan Mrs. Joan M Fenlon Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gilman Dr. Edward Mahoney Ms. Christine Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Phillipe F. Masse Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pauling Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Masse SJ ‘52 Ms. Kathleen Finneral Jack and Helen Picanso Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Masse Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Fisher, Jr. Raytheon Mr. Thomas J. McGarr Ms. Pauline Gallagher 20 Reverend Frank Silva Mr. Arthur Gauthier Mr. James Giglio Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Giguere, Sr. Endowed Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gleason Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gleason Mr. Daniel J. Graffeo Mr. Thomas J. Groux, Jr. Giving Ms. Julie Hestand Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Howe Whether starting a new endowment or contribut- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Julian, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Keefe ing to an existing one, endowed gifts provide per- Mr. Richard Keyes Mr. and Mrs. William Leary manent income that is vital to future generations Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lemire of Crusaders. Lowell Catholic partners with the Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Levi Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lewis Greater Lowell Community Foundation and Enter- Deacon and Mrs. Barry Lloyd prise Bank to assist us in managing our endow- Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Louis Longo ments and to ensure that these gifts will perpet- Mrs. Margaret Loucraft

ually support the needs of the school. We thank REPORT ANNUAL YEAR 2016 | FISCAL Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lynch, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. MacLeod the following for their gracious and charitable do- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Massaro, Jr. Mr. and Ms. Jamie Masse nations: Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul C. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. John McAnespie, Jr. M. BRENDAN FLEMING (In memory of Walter L. Armstrong, Sr. KA ‘54) Fiscal Year 2016 Mr. and Mrs. James P. McCarthy Mr. and Ms. Edward McCormack This scholarship has been newly established in mem- Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna ory of former City of Lowell Mayor and Council Mem- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLean ber, Mr. M. Brendan Fleming KA ’43, who was a long Mr. and Mrs. John F. McPartlan time advocate for Lowell Catholic having served on Mr. and Mrs. Michael Merrill the Board and as a recipient of the Bishop John R. Mr. and Mrs. Andre Michaud Mr. Richard Milhomme McNamara Award. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Montbleau Ms. Deborah Neveux Mr. and Mrs. William C. Agnatovech Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Neville Ancient Order of Hibernians, Div. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Newhall Mrs. Eleanor Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cantarelli Ms. Alyssa Otero Ms. Erin Craft and Mr. Nicholas Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Jack Owens Mrs. Nancy Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Penta Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Persichetti Ms. Mary Anne Fleming Mr. Connor Porell Mr. Steven Friedman Ms. Cecile Provencher SJ ‘62 Lt. Col. and Mrs. Edward C. Gagnon Ms. Margaret Purtell Ms. Louise Gill Mr. Edward Quinn Mr. and Mrs. John Glass Mr. and Mrs. John P. Quinn, Jr. Mrs. Mary Howe Ms. M. Elinor Rafferty Ms. Cathryn Kato Mr. Todd Richardson Ms. Janet Laverty Dr. Richard Robillard Mr. and Mrs. George B. Leahey, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Sadlier Mr. Patrick Lenihan Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Santamaria Mr. and Mrs. Josh Lesnick Mr. Ekun Dayo Sanusi and Ms. Anthonia Christopher Mr. Michael Malamut Ms. Sadie Scott Ms. Patricia McCoy Mr. Robert Smith Mr. Earle F. McQuaide, Jr. Reverend Robert Soucy Ms. Elizabeth McSwiggin Mr. Frank Stagnone Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Steve Normandin Ms. Eleanor Sullivan Jack and Helen Picanso Mr. and Mrs. John C. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Kenneth and Karen Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wajda Mr. Bob Sebesta Mr. Simon Waruhiu Mr. and Mrs. John Shea, Jr. Mr. John Wrobel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stafford Stafford, Gaudet & Associates, LLC Mr. Carl H. Steiling, Jr. 21 Walton Development & Management WALTER L. ARMSTRONG, SR. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Courtois JOAN PORELL MEMORIAL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Ms. Beverly Dalton NURSING SCHOLARSHIP FUND DAV Chapter #110 Fiscal Year 2016 Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Fiscal Year 2016 Disabled American Veterans, Established in memory of Joan (Lynch) Porell Established by Enterprise Bank in memory of Chapter #27 of Somerville KH ’49, this scholarship is awarded to a Lowell beloved business and civic leader, Wally Arm- Ms. Cathy L. Downs Catholic senior who is planning to become a strong KA ’54 to benefi t LC students. Mr. Dereck Downs Mr. Frank Downs nurse or related health care professional. Ms. Pamela Ward Downs Mrs. Claire Armstrong Ms. Janet Duggan Ms. Rosemarie DeLacy Ms. Liz Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Brian Delillo Mr. Keith Fay Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mara, Jr. FRANCES A. KEEGAN GIRLS Mr. Donald Ford ATHLETICS FUND Mr. Robert S. Freeland Fiscal Year 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Guarino STEPHEN S. SKAFF Reverend John W. Hanley, OMI MEMORIAL FUND Named for Frances A. Keegan KH ’54 and for- Ms. Regina Jackson mer Athletic Director of LC. This fund supports Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Janeiro Fiscal Year 2016 the female athletics program at Lowell Catholic. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jones Established in memory of beloved Varsity Bas- Ms. Caitlin Keefe ketball Coach Steve Skaff, this scholarship

FISCAL YEAR 2016 | ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL YEAR 2016 | FISCAL Mr. Brenden Keegan Ms. Erin Keefe Ms. Kirsten Keefe supports a student athlete with an affi nity for Mr. Brenden Keegan math and science. Mr. John R. Kelley CHARLES & MARGARET Mr. James Landry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Puls LOUCRAFT KEITH ALUMNI Mr. Jeff Landry SCHOLARSHIP FUND Ms. Kelly LeBlanc Fiscal Year 2016 Local Heroes ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI Lowell Firefi ghters Credit Union FUND This fund honors the dedication of Mr. Charles Ms. Dawn Mackland-Riveira Loucraft KA ’52 and his wife Mrs. Margaret Mr. Mark Madigan Fiscal Year 2016 Loucraft KH ’55 to both Lowell Catholic and the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshman This fund helps to support the Spiritual Life De- Keith Alumni Association. The scholarship is Mr. Jim Martorana partment, maintain the Chapel and contributes Mr. Patrick Mason presented to students whose parents or grand- Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul C. Mayer to Campus Ministry efforts at Lowell Catholic. parents attended Keith Academy, Keith Hall or Mr. Peter Maynard Keith Catholic. Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGovern Mrs. Donna Robertson Mrs. and Mr. Kimberley A. McMahon (In memory of Joseph Ferraro) Mr. Patrick McPhillips Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cigliano Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curran Mr. Robert Morse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. X. Hart ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL Morse-Bayliss Funeral Home ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP Mr. Mark Moss FUND Mr. Sam Moustafa PFC JOHN LANDRY, JR. Murray Plumbing & Heating, LLC Fiscal Year 2016 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Nichols Funeral Home, Inc. The St. Joseph Fund, established by the FUND Mr. and Mrs. Mark Olson Alumni of St. Joseph High School, supports Mr. Robert G. Peterson Fiscal Year 2016 Picard Construction Corp. tuition based scholarships for Lowell Catholic The Landry Scholarship is given annually to a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porell students. member of the Junior Class who exemplifi es Mr. Edward Quinn the traits of character, service and loyalty. PFC Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Mrs. Jeannine Haskell R&R Trophy & Awards John Landry Jr. was a member of the Class of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Metivier Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rafferty, Sr. (In memory of Priscilla Boudreau SJ ‘64) 2005 who sacrifi ced his life while serving his Mr. Wesley Reller country in Iraq on St. Patrick’s Day 2007. Ms. Lindsey Rose Ms. Samantha Rose Mr. and Mrs. Scott Soucy FOUNDATION SUPPORT Ahern Family Charitable Foundation Mr. Norman G. Stone Fiscal Year 2016 American Insurance Agency Tewksbury-Wilmington Elks 2070 The following foundations have generously Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Audet The American Legion Post #136 Bain Pest Control Services Mr. Steve Thompson contributed to Lowell Catholic. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Bazzinotti Mr. Paul G. Torres Mr. Mark Bonacci Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tucker Catholic Health Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Briere V-MAC Removal, LLC of Greater Boston, Inc. Mr. Paul Brouillette Walker-Rogers Post 662 VFW The Catholic Schools Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cavanaugh Mr. Ed Walsh Demoulas Foundation Ms. Jacqueline Chamberlain Mr. Timothy Walsh The Flatley Foundation Mr. Jamie Champey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woodland Greater Lowell Community Foundation Mr. Lou Cimaglia Yankee Pest Control Lowell Sun Charities Mr. and Mrs. William J. Collins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Yokoff Manolis Family Foundation 22 Mr. Peter Costanza Lowell Catholic Golf Tournament

This past June Lowell Catholic hosted their 3rd Annual Golf Tournament. Members of the Lowell Catholic community hit the links at the Merri- mack Valley Golf Course for a good cause on a beautiful afternoon. Funds raised at this event directly benefi t LC students through merit schol- arships and fi nancial aid. Placing 1st in the Men’s Division were Ed McDonnell, Jack Crowley, Bill McDonnell and Pete Walworth. The 1st place team in the Women’s Division were Maureen Fisher, Jackie Jones, Lyn Anthony and Karen Day. The 99 golfers concluded the tournament with a luncheon where many fun raffl es and prizes were awarded.

Please save the date Monday, June 12, 2017 and join us for the 4th Annual LC Golf Tournament! FISCAL YEAR 2016 | ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL YEAR 2016 | FISCAL

Ms. Julie Abrahamson Feeley, McAnespie, Inc. Minuteman Press of Lowell Ameriprise Financial Ms. Maureen A. Fisher Mr. John Morgan Ms. Lynn Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher Mr. Christopher Moylan Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bakas Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Foley Mr. Joseph A. Nadeau Mr. Brian P. Barry, Esq. Mr. Michael F. Gianino Our Lady of Good Counsel Mr. Jeff Barsalou Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giblin Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Pereira Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Battaglia Greater Lowell Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Mrs. Rosemary Brewster Mr. and Mrs. Richard Infantino Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rafferty, Sr. Ms. Joan Buckley Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union Regan & Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burns John A. Penney Co., Inc. Mr. John Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Cahalane Jackie Jones Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Santangelo Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Carter, Jr. Ms. Winifred Kabogoh Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sayer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chalsen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Knight Sentinel Benefi ts Mr. Christopher S. Cockey Mr. Thomas Lucas Mr. Joseph Sergi Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Makrod Investment Associates Mr. and Mrs. Bob Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Dinsmore Ms. Laurie Maroon Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Tyner Dracut House of Pizza Mr. Kenneth Martin Vaillancourt & Pescatore Financial Group LLC Durkin Investigations Mr. Herbert McCarthy Yale Electric Eastern Salt Company Mr. Edward McDonnell Enterprise Bank McKenna-Ouellette Funeral Home

23 Bishop John R. McNamara

PLEASE SAVE THE DATE TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 2017, FOR THE Awards Gala 16TH ANNUAL BISHOP JOHN R. McNAMARA AWARDS GALA.

This past April Lowell Catholic celebrated the 15th Annual Bishop John R. McNamara Awards Gala. Over 240 friends, family and community supporters attended the tribute to Bishop McNamara’s legacy. This year’s Honorees included Bob Audet SJ ’52 and Jan (Lamarre) Audet SJ ’52, Jim and Trish O’Donnell and Nick Manolis, each of whom share a special dedication to ensuring the success of Catholic education in the Lowell community. MaryRose Mazzola LC ’08 received the Alumni Achievement Award for her outstanding political policy work and dedication to improving the lives of women. The event raised over $81,000 in funds that will assist the students of Lowell Catholic through merit scholarships and fi nancial aid.

Mr. Mehmed Ali Ms. Suzanne Frechette Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Moloney, Esq.

FISCAL YEAR 2016 | ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL YEAR 2016 | FISCAL Align Credit Union Fred C. Church Insurance Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moriarty Mr. Arthur Anton Mr. and Mrs. David Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Moynihan Anton’s Cleaners Inc. Gallagher & Cavanaugh, LLP Capt. Edmund D. Murphy Mr. Robert G. Audet Mrs. Dottie Gaumont Pamela K. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Audet The Honorable James M. Geary, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Les Murray Mrs. Caroline Bateson Mr. Marc Gendreau Ms. Helen Nadeau Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Battaglia Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Gendron Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Nelson, Jr. Mrs. Eleanor Belanger Gervais Ford Ms. Beth Ann Norton Reverend Marc J. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. O’Connor Mr. Mark J. Blakeney Mrs. Priscille GodFroy Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Cahalane Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Gormley Mr. and Mrs. James O’Donnell Reverend Edward Carroll Reverend and Dr. Richard E. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Nels Palm III Ms. Janice Carroll Reverend John Hanley, OMI Pest-End Exterminators Pro-Tech Lawn Care Ms. Aline Champy Mr. and Mrs. John P. Harrington Jack and Helen Picanso Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cigliano Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hart Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porell Circle Home Health, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. X. Hart Pridestar EMS Ms. Jane Connell Mr. Mark Holmes Ms. Cecile Provencher Conway Insurance Agency James F. O’Donnell & Sons, Inc. Mr. Edward Quinn Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cooney, Jr. Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Ms. Ann Coughlin Joseph P. Donahue Charitable Trust R.L. Proulx Electrical Contractors, LLC Cox Fuel Company Inc. Mr. Charles A. Kanavos Richard D. Reault Mr. and Mrs. John Crane Michael J. Karagianes Saint Margaret Mr. and Mrs. James G. Cullen CPA Kazanjian Enterprises Dr. and Mrs. Sargent-Simkin Mrs. Ann Cunha Mr. Brenden Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Roger Scales D’Youville Life & Wellness Community Mr. James M. Krupa Ms. Susan Seward Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daly Kuenzler’s All Sports Promotions Mr. Glenn A. Shanks David M. Murphy Plumbing, Heating & Gas Fitting & Heroes Uniform Company Shannon & Associates CPA’s Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Landry Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Sheridan, Jr. Demoulas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George B. Leahey, Esq. Sisters of Charity of Ottawa Mrs. Brenda Deschenes Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Leighton Sisters of Charity of Quebec DMP Real Estate Services, Inc. Ms. Margaret Lenzi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slattery Mr. Daniel J. Donahue Lenzi’s Catering Service Charles Spirou Mr. and Mrs. David W. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Loughlin Stafford, Gaudet & Associates, LLC Michael R. Donahue Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank Ste Jeanne d’Arc School Mrs. Nancy Donahue Lowell General Hospital Ms. Eleanor Sullivan Ms. Stephany Doulames Lowell Spinners Dr. and Mrs. William E. Sweeney Dracut Community Food Pantry, Inc. Lowell Sun Charities, Inc. Mr. Evangelos Tasiopoulos Dracut House of Pizza Dr. Edward Mahoney The Building Blocks Pre-School Paul A. Dubuque Mr. Chris Finneral & Mrs. Meghan Mahoney The Catholic Schools Foundation Eastern Bank Manolis Family Foundation, Inc. Trinity EMS Eastern Salt Company Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mansur Mr. and Mrs. Marc Trudel Enterprise Bank Mrs. Michaelene McCann Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tucker Mr. Leonard C. Faris Mr. Dennis E. McHugh, Esq. University of Massachusetts Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McKeon Washington Savings Bank Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher Mr. James Milinazzo Mrs. Joanne Yestramski Ms. Kathleen Flynn Mill City Environmental Corp. Ms. Sue Zacharer Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Foley Ms. Dyanne Mitropoulis 24 Walk-A-Thon

The 16th Annual Walk-A-Thon took place on October 16, 2015. Students raised over $54,000, our highest amount to date! All money raised from the event is strictly used for initiatives that directly benefi t Lowell Catholic students. The Walk-A-Thon day was fi lled with fun and games and a celebratory cook-out. On behalf of the Lowell Catholic community, we thank all of our donors and sponsors.

Mr. John Abbott Ms. Aline Boucher Ms. Joyce Chasse Mr. and Mrs. Al Adam Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Boucher Vanny Cheng Adam Landscaping, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bourassa Ms. Sridevi Chennawar Ms. Cheryl Adams Mr. John Bourbeau Chetra Chum Mr. Patrick Adesanya Mr. Donald Boutin Mr. Ryan Chum Mr. Charles Alagero Mrs. Fleurette Boutin Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan T. Ciampa Albert E. J. Bergeron Insurance Agency Mr. Nicholas Boutin Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ciancio All Seasons Pest Control, Inc. Ms. Victoria Boutin Ms. Kristen Clark Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Mr. James Boutselis Mrs. Jennifer Cloutier

Ms. Suzanne Allen Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Bowlan Ms. Brenda Coady REPORT ANNUAL YEAR 2016 | FISCAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Bradley Mrs. Hedy Colburn Mr. and Mrs. James F. Andrea, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brady Concept Twenty-One Hundred, Inc. Mr. Matthew Andrea Ms. Lauren Brady Mr. and Mrs. Shawn J. Conway Mr. Michael Andrea Ms. Ashley Braga Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coppinger Mr. Mitchell Andrea Ms. Kristin Brazel Ms. Maria Cordova Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brewster Ms. Colleen Cormier Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong Ms. Paula Brow Mr. Dennis Cormier Mr. and Mrs. William D. Askenburg, Jr. Ms. Kimberly Brown Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Cormier III Ms. Cynthia Atadja Ms. Paula Brown Mr. Jonathan Cormier Mr. Peter Atadja Ms. Donna Brunelle Ms. Lorraine Cormier Ms. Trina Ath Mr. John Burger Ms. Janice Correale Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Autiello Deacon and Mrs. Francis X. Burke Mr. Raymond Correale Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bakas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burns Mr. Raymond Correale, Sr. Mrs. Sharon Barbosa Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Burrill Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cote Mr. John F. Baresch Ms. Emily Burrill Ms. Joanne Cote Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Barletta Ms. Marie Burrill Mr. and Ms. Daniel R. Cote Mr. Tommy Barletta Mr. Patrick Burrill Ms. Mariana Cote Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Barowski Mr. Craig Bursey Ms. Sandra Cote Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Barros Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bursey Ms. Annette Coupal Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barry Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Bursey Ms. Claire Coupal Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bursey Mr. Rodrigo Couto and Ms. Regina Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Battaglia Mr. and Mrs. Srinivasulu Bussa Ms. Tanya Coutu Ms. Denise Bedard Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Calavritinos Cowgill Automotive Service Mrs. Linda Bellegarde Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cox Ms. Carolyn Benoit Ms. Sue Callahan Amerigo Cozzone Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bernard Ms. Sara Calvino Ms. Barbara Craig Ms. Jeannette Berrios Ms. Michelle Cameron Ms. Beth Craig Ms. Marybeth Bertrand Mr. Alan Campbell Mr. Jean Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Berube Mr. John Campbell Mr. Patrick Crowley Ms. Simone Berube Ms. Debra Canney Ms. Sharon Crowley Mr. Bernard Bettencourt Mr. John Canney Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cruckshank Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Bettencourt, Jr. Mr. Elkin Cano Ms. Karen Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Bianco Ms. Mary Caporale Mr. Tyler Cruz Ms. Ann Bill Mr. and Mrs. Jason J. Carbonneau Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cunningham Mr. Michael Bill Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Carbonneau Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Curley Mr. and Mrs. James Bird Ms. Tonia Carroll Ms. Laura Currier Mr. and Mrs. Shawn W. Blades Mr. Christopher Carter Ms. Carol D’Urso Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bodoni Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cassidy Mr. Paul Dadak Body Rags Clothing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cassidy Mr. Roger Daigle Ms. Brenda Bond Mr. and Mrs. Alley J. Catyb II Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Daley Ms. Cherie Bond Mr. and Mrs. David M. Centauro Mr. Eugene Dalton Ms. Maria Borba-Perez Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chalsen Mr. Eugene M. Dalton, Jr. Ms. Claire Botelho Ms. Bopha Chan Mrs. Patricia Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Botto, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Felicien Chandonnet Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dame Mr. Steve Botto Ms. Kerrie Chappel Mr. John Dartey and Ms. Esther Kankam Mr. Brian Bouchard Mr. and Mrs. David Chasse Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dascher 25 Walk-A-Thon CONTINUED Mr. Kevin Decker Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher Mrs. Jeannine Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Delanoy Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Flynn Mr. Frank Hawkes Ms. Olivia Delong Ms. Jennifer Forte Ms. Barbara Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Delsapio Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fournier Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hayon Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Ms. Kathy Fox Mr. Nathan Heng Mr. and Mrs. Gregory DeRoma Mr. Keon Fox Nysarra Heng Ms. Constance Dery Ms. Sue Frediani Mr. Pete Hession Ms. Maria DeSantis Ms. Anne French Mr. and Mrs. William Hill Ms. Heidi Desisto Ms. Charlotte French Ms. and Mrs. Robert Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gacek Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. David Desmond Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gage Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Horton Mrs. Pauline Desrosiers Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Houde Mr. and Mrs. Brian Desruisseaux Ms. Pauline Gallagher Ms. Paula Houghton Mr. and Mrs. Philip DeVita Ms. Johanna Garneau Ms. Carol Howard Ms. Gail Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Garneau Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hult Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. DiCiaccio Ms. Lisa Gattinella Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter, Jr.

FISCAL YEAR 2016 | ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL YEAR 2016 | FISCAL Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Dinsmore Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Gaudreau Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. John P. Doherty Mr. Kyle Gauthier Independent Marketing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Marc R. Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Infantino Ms. Marilyn Doherty Ms. Meghan Gauthier Int. Assoc. of Fire Fighters Local 853 Mr. Paul Doherty Ms. Isabel Gedorio Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Ioannidis Ms. Kelley Dolliver Ms. Nancy Gendron Mr. Heath Jacques Donaldson Home Improvement Mrs. Maureen Gervais James F. O’Donnell & Sons, Inc. Ms. Claire Dooley Ms. Jane Gianino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Janeczko Ms. Joan Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giarrusso, Jr. Mrs. Mary Japy Mr. John Dowling Ms. Claire Gibbons Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. John J. Drauchen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gibelli, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jedraszek Mr. Stephen Dresser Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Giguere, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Johansen Ms. Kristine Drust Mr. Bernard Gilbert Ms. Carol Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Duarte Ms. Janice Gilbride Ms. Lisa Jones Mr. David Dubois Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbride Mr. and Mrs. Robert Julian, Jr. Ms. Diane Dubois Prestipino Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gilday Mr. Loic Jussaume Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dubuc Mr. David Gill and Ms. Donna DiBella-Gill Mr. Normand Jussaume Mrs. Mary Dumont Mr. Collin Gilligan Ms. Irene Kagira Ms. Ann Dunbar Ms. Kaitlyn Gilligan Mr. Edward Kazanjian Mr. Ed Dunbar Ms. Maureen Gilroy Ms. Marjorie Keaney Mr. Kevin Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Erik R. Gitschier Mr. and Mrs. John F. Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Dys Ms. Fran Godfroy Ms. Cheryl Kelley Economy Roofi ng & Masonary Ms. Rachel Godfroy Mr. Robert Kelly Ms. Amy Edwards Ms. Courtney Golner Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Kelly Ms. Karen Eichhorn Mr. Jerold Golner Valora Keomousoung Mr. and Mrs. Francis Elderd Ms. Samantha Golner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kepnes Mrs. Charlene Enos Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Golner Ms. Kaleigh King Ms. Caitlin Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Klangos Ms. Colleen Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Gosselin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kleczkowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goulette Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klobucher, Jr. Sadie & Nala Ernst Ms. Pauline Goyette Mr. and Mrs. David Knight Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Falardeau Grand Duke Lithuanian DLKV Club Mr. Kyle Knight Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Farley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graves Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Knight Mr. and Mrs. Scott Feingold Greater Lowell Community Foundation Mr. William Knight Ms. Christine Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greenhalgh IV Ms. Donna Konop Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grenier Ms. Sophie Kosidlo Fran Ferrarra Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Grieco Ms. Ariana Koustas Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Ferreira Ms. Robin Grzymski Ms. Diane Krawczyk Mr. and Mrs. Brian Festger Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Guay Mr. James M. Krupa Ms. Delia L. Finneral Ms. Eileen Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kucek Ms. Kathleen Finneral Reverend and Dr. Richard E. Haley Mr. Walter Kucek Ms. Laura Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Dereck Hall, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Antanas Kulbis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Fiorentino Ms. Helen Hall Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kulbis-Marino Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Fisher, Jr. Ms. Helen Hanafi n Ms. Blanche Laferriere Col. and Mrs. Jack Fisher Mr. and Mrs. David K. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Laferriere Mr. and Mrs. Randall Fisher Mr. James Harris Ms. Denise Lake Ms. Jen Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Harrower Ms. Barbara Lambert 26 Ms. Dolly Lareau Ms. Annemarie McInerney Mr. Steven Paquette Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lareau Ms. Jean McInerney Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Paquin Ms. Debbie LaRock Mr. Tim McInerney Mr. Normand Paquin Mr. John LaRock Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Glen Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Larson McKenna-Ouellette Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pauling Chris Laurin Mr. Jeff McManus Mr. and Mrs. David Payne Mr. and Mrs. M. Richard Laurin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McMeniman Mr. and Mrs. John Pelletier An Le Mr. and Mrs. David McNeill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Penta Nhi Le Ms. Marcia McQuaid Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Pereira Tinh Le Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Medina Ms. Rhonda Perez Ms. Denise Lee Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Mehan Ms. Patricia Perry Ms. Diane Lefebvre Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pescatore, Sr. Ms. Jaimee Lefebvre Mr. and Mrs. Michael Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peters Mr. and Mrs. David Lefebvre Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Miele Thanh Pham Mr. Wyatt Lefebvre Mr. Ralph Miele Mr. Stephen Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan P. Lemire Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Miller Ms. Jen Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Levi Ms. Anne-Marie Milliken Mr. John Pitts Ms. Siobhen Levi Mr. and Mrs. William Milne Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Pitts, Sr. Ms. Laura Lianidakis Minuteman Press of Lowell Mr. and Mrs. J. Leon Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lisiecki Ms. Grace Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porell Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Little Ms. Carole Molorkey Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Power REPORT ANNUAL YEAR 2016 | FISCAL Mr. Gary Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Montbleau Mr. and Mrs. Francis Powers Mr. and Mrs. Louis Longo Mrs. Alice Moran Mr. and Mrs. Dave Prestipino Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lopes Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Moran Ms. Gail Prestipino Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moulton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prestipino Lowell General Hospital Ms. Carole Muise Mrs. Joan Price Lowell Iron & Steel Co. Mr. Peter Mungai Pridestar EMS Mr. Yanyu Lu Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Murphy, Sr. Kimyeang Prom Ms. Sivhour Ly Mr. and Mrs. John J. Murphy Ms. Paula Provencher Ms. Sue Ly Mr. and Mrs. Keith Murphy Ms. Susan Provencher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lynch, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Murphy Mr. Edward Quinn M. and P. Cunningham Revocable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Sean E. Murphy R. J. Talbot Roofi ng & Contracting, Inc. Mr. and Ms. Lawrence MacDonald Ms. Mary Murphy-Porkola R.A.M. Contracting Ms. Sandra MacEachern Mr. and Mrs. Les Murray Ms. Marylou Raffe Mr. and Mrs. Scott O. Maceachern Mr. and Mrs. Greg A. Natola Mr. Greg Raso Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacMullin Mr. William Nevins Ms. Justine Reed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maher Ha Nguyen Ms. Susan Reed Mr. Matthew Mahoney Mr. Kevin Nguyen Ms. Florence Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. 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10.14.16 Walk-A-Thon 10.21.16 Homecoming 10.22.16 Keith 1966 Reunion 11.5.16 St. Joseph 1966 Reunion Legacy Fund 11.10.16 Hall of Fame Banquet 11.29.16 9th Gr. Grandparent’s Day Your gift makes an impact in 12.1.16 Tree Lighting the lives of our students every day! Gifts from you, our alumni, parents and friends are the foundation for our continued success. 12.2.16 LC Alumni Cocktail Party Your gift to the Legacy Fund directly impacts our ability to provide the highest level of academic 1.28.17 LC Parent’s Night Out instruction, spiritual guidance, and co-curricular programs to our students. It also helps provide much needed fi nancial aid and merit scholarships to ensure that access to a Lowell Catholic ed- 1.30.17 Catholic Schools Week ucation is available to all eligible students. In addition, Legacy Fund gifts bridge the gap between what the school receives in tuition and what it actually costs to educate each student, keeping 2.4.17 Keegan Cheer Invitational tuition increases to a minimum. Your gift to the Legacy Fund fuels the success of our school and touches every aspect of our students’ experiences. 2.19.17 Skaff Invitational Please see enclosed envelope to help further Catholic education. 3.13.17 Spirit Week 3.14.17 Talent Show 4.4.17 Bishop McNamara Gala LOWELL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 5.25.17 Graduation OPEN HOUSE 6.12.17 LC Golf Tournament Thursday, October 13th 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sunday, October 23rd 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Please visit www.lowellcatholic.org/admissions for details.