SPRING | 2017

Seeking a “Great Perhaps” Morgan Jones ’13 Explores Caves Across the Globe • Page 6 Annual Report 2015-16 Page 26

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Page 5 • Meet the Director of Alumni Relations, Susan Butcher Roarty ’95 Page 13 • Art du Pastel en France Award Winner, Michael Gaudreau ’70

JOHNCARROLL.ORG 1 2017 Board of Trustees

Chairperson Elizabeth A. Campion Vice Chairperson Louis J. Vigliotti Treasurer Rev. Blaise C. Sedney ’78 Secretary Geralynn D. Smyth Ex Officio Most Rev. Archbishop William E. Lori Ex Officio Richard J. O’Hara, President/Interim Principal Trustees Nathaniel Albright ’99 Vickie Ensor Bands ’75 Sister Kathleen Brabson, SSJ Sheila Dews-Johnson Robert Falter Heidi L. Fletcher Institutional Advancement Rev. William F. Franken Rajiv K. Goel ’90 Todd Sullivan Frank A. Gunther, III Director of Institutional Advancement, Donald F. Lynch, Jr. Connections Contributor E. John Pipitone Susan Butcher Roarty ’95 Lt. General (R) Mark F. Ramsay ’77 Director of Alumni Relations, Charles H. Riemenschneider, Ph.D. ’70 Connections Contributor James F. Stangle Cathy Krystkiewicz Emeritus Advancement Assistant The Honorable Rosemary Hatem Bonsack, M.D. Marketing & Communications A. Freeborn Brown, III, Esq. (dec.) Augustus F. Brown, Esq. Joseph L. Schuberth Florio N. Franetovich, Esq. (dec.) Director of Strategic Marketing and Thomas E. Kelso ’70 Communications, Connections Editor William E. McGuirk, Jr. (dec.) Karen Cashour Everett ’93 Rev. Charles K. Riepe (dec.) Marketing & Communications Manager, Donald M. Thomey (dec.) Connections Contributor

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fruits of our labor will result in a satisfying outcome, or after weighing perplexing Message from the President from Message to others. I also want to have the time and good health to enjoy our first grandchild(a baby boy due in August), and all future grandchildren. in that? Don’t we like to proclaim that Patriots They Do? see a wrong in the world and they in guiding wide-eyed our in freshmen to their graduation the possibilities day, for them are just beginning to unfurl. search A that leads to “Perhaps honor of being President, and this past decade of serving such wonderful kids alongside so many devoted and talented colleagues. I have met countless they serve as incubators of students’ curiosity. Gardens where a young person’s dreams take the value as good friends. I hope we will keep in touch for the long haul. future, it is the right time to transition to a new leader. Most of us find comfort in knowing that after a long day’s journey, we will arrive at Before we enter a season of goodbyes, I’ll simply offer you my sincere gratitude for the past years, 10 with every best wish. I will always care very deeply about John Carroll. I love our School and am very proud of it. I am grateful beyond words for the opportunity I was given, the It is written in Ecclesiastes, Chapter verses 3, There 1 and is a time 11: for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens…He has made President will lead and completewhat I know will be a highly successful capital campaign, one that will see the transformation of our teaching and learning In readingIn the intriguing tale of spelunker adventurer and extraordinaire Morgan Jones ’13 For much of the past I found year, myself reflecting on my own journey after41- a fulfilling who mentored, enriched and lifted me up along the Arriving way. at a sense of peace and with the support of my family, I made the decision to retire from full-time work in education spaces for the next generation. As we prepare to successfully launch a progressive new Strategic Plan, designed to lead our school to a higher vision for its right it; they see a need and work to address it. What kind of outcome is “Perhaps”?! year career in education. That reflection afforded me the opportunity to personally relive root and begin to sprout. As satisfied as we may be that we have accomplished our mission Upon further review, Morgan got it right. As much as we may be content with feelings of choosing to “seek the Great Perhaps.” The Great Perhaps? Where’s the finality and certainty closure and achievement of goals, schools have another dimension. As places of possibility, opposed to “The Definite countless wonderful moments from my careerand to fondly remember those of all age options at a crossroad in life, that we will make the right choice and achieve finality. everything beautiful in its time. alumni, parents, grandparents, trustees and partners from businesses, foundations, organizations and other religious communities whom I have come to at the end of this school as year, I step down as President of The John Carroll School. a safe and relaxing destination. After working diligently on a project, we hope that Go Patriots,Go always. continuedGod’s blessings yours, and to you (contained in this issue) I was thrown off kilter by the notion of one of our graduates As for my next “season,” I am looking forward to new adventures (excluding caving) and challenges, ideally in settings where I can be of meaningful service At John Carroll, we must reflect with great optimism on our own“Great Perhaps.”We know there is more to achieve with each generation of Patriots. Our new Tom Durkin Named New Principal

After a nationwide search, Mr. Tom Durkin has been selected as the new Principal/Chief Academic Officer, beginning June 12, 2017. As a Catholic educator for over 30 years, Mr. Durkin spent the majority of his career at Loyola Blakefield in Towson, Maryland, teaching English, eventually becoming the English Department Chair, and then working as a Learning Specialist in Murray Learning Services for students with learning differences. He has coached championship-winning teams in both tennis and forensics.

In his current role, Mr. Durkin is the Assistant Principal for Academics at St. Vincent Pallotti High School in Laurel, Maryland, where he oversees teacher evaluations, scheduling, and professional development. Under his guidance, Pallotti has developed two new academic departments and curricula for four new AP courses.

Mr. Durkin completed his undergraduate degree from St. Joseph’s University and has earned a Master’s degree in Modern Studies from Loyola University Maryland.

“It was clear from the interview process that Mr. Durkin is the right candidate to be our next Principal and Chief Academic Officer,” said Mr. Richard J. O’Hara, President and Interim Principal at John Carroll. “His love of students, passion for education, and pursuit of excellence in all his endeavors make me fully confident that he will provide strong academic leadership for John Carroll well into the future.”

“My job is to foster quality teaching and an exemplary Catholic, college preparatory education for our students, something that has been happening at John Carroll since 1964." — Tom Durkin

Mr. Durkin’s goals for his first year:

• Meet with all teachers individually to find out what • Begin the development of John Carroll’s Writing he can do to help each person professionally. Program, which will standardize writing assignments • Get to know as many students as possible by being across the curriculum. visible whenever and wherever students are engaged • Develop a John Carroll Transitions Program for ninth in academics and extracurricular activities. graders that will help our new Patriots assimilate • Complete a comprehensive review of all the curriculum. into a college preparatory environment, focusing on organizational skills, note-taking skills, and study skills. • Implement a policy that requires that all assessments be returned within 72 hours. • Review and examine the possibility of expanding the St. Joseph Program to help our unique learners.

4 CONNECTIONS MAGAZINE • Spring 2017 ADVANCEMENT Meet the Director of Alumni Relations, Susan Butcher Roarty '95

Susan Butcher Roarty ’95 has been a familiar face on campus since the day she graduated. As an alumna, she has remained a consistent volunteer, helping to plan all of her class reunions, serving as co-chair for A Golden Gala, John Carroll’s 50th anniversary celebration, and volunteering for the Alumni Association. Susan also served on John Carroll’s Board of Trustees from 2011 to 2013 and worked as an associate in the Enrollment Office from 2013 to 2017. Susan with her husband, Danny, and their future Patriots, How was your John Carroll experience? Ginger (11), Sarajane (8) and Wynne (4) “John Carroll provided me with many incredible opportunities that helped shape me into the person I am today. The vast extracurricular program provided me with many avenues to develop leadership skills, learn the importance of giving back and form long-lasting friendships. The challenging academic program paved the way for a smooth transition to college and graduate school. Travel abroad opportunities with dedicated teachers helped me to see the world beyond my suburban neighborhood and gain a global perspective at a young age. Faculty and staff went above and beyond to help me reach my full potential not only as a student, but as a human being. “I developed meaningful relationships with students, faculty and staff that have endured to this day. Participating in great JC traditions, such as Senior Variety Show and receiving my John Carroll ring, instantly connected me to generations of Patriots. Ultimately, John Carroll became a second family to me. It just felt like home, and I knew then that this was a community where I would always be welcomed and embraced. I consider my four years as a John Carroll student to be one of the greatest blessings in my life.” Susan Butcher Roarty in the 1995 Pacificus yearbook Why did you want to be the Director of Alumni Relations? “The Director of Alumni Relations position is a job I have dreamed of having for years! I am so proud to be a Patriot and to be among a group of alumni doing incredible things locally, nationally and across the globe. I love meeting John Carroll alumni, hearing about their life journeys and discovering how their time at John Carroll impacted their lives. Additionally, I wanted the chance to enhance our alumni programming. I hope to develop more opportunities for alumni to not only reconnect with the school community, but also with each other! Finally, I wanted this position because I believe in the school’s mission, and I want to do my part to make a positive impact on the future direction of the school.”

What are your goals as you begin your first year as the Director of Alumni Relations? “I am so honored and grateful to have been selected as John Carroll’s new Director of Alumni Relations. This is a job that I will not take lightly, as I know there is a lot we can do to take the Alumni Association to the next level! My primary goals are to provide consistent opportunities locally and nationally throughout the year for alumni to connect with each other and have fun, to create a more formalized Alumni Association including the development of a Young Alumni program, to recognize and celebrate more alumni within our community and ultimately to strengthen the ties between alumni and the school. I view this position as a tremendous opportunity to connect with and represent you, my fellow alumni!”

What can alumni do to get involved? “First and foremost, we want to stay in touch with you! Please keep us informed of any contact information updates at johncarroll.org/alumni-update, and remind your friends to do so, as well. We love to hear from our alumni! “Second, please share your ideas! I want to meet with as many alumni as possible to hear what you are looking for from the Alumni Office. After all, the Alumni Office is about you! Share with me how you envision the future efforts of our Alumni Association. “Third, become an active member of the alumni community. Join the planning committee for your class reunion. Reunite with friends at Alumni Weekend. Suggest a location for the next Alumni Happy Hour or host a regional event. Your participation is key to a strong Alumni Association! “Finally, consider giving back. I have found this to be a very rewarding way to stay involved in the John Carroll community. Whether it’s through a donation toward school programming, becoming a Senior Project evaluator, nominating a fellow alum for the Riepe Alumni Award, placing an Open House flyer in your place of business, or attending an athletic or arts event, there are many ways for you to give back and stay involved in the John Carroll community!” JOHNCARROLL.ORG 5 Seeking a “Great Perhaps” Morgan Jones ’13 Explores Caves Across the Globe By Joseph Schuberth

Once Morgan Jones ’13 has a goal set, nothing will stand in her way of achieving it. She has known that she wanted to be a geologist since the sixth grade. She worked five jobs as a student at John Carroll to help her parents pay for her education. When she graduated and attended Hofstra University, she cut her jobs down to three but added 21 credits every semester so she could graduate in three years, the most economical way for someone to finish school, since she was paying her own way.

During her time at Hofstra, Morgan met a cave explorer named Chris Nikola, in anthropology, sustainability, Russian and geography, she decided who took her to her first wild cave and would become her mentor. Nikola to take a semester off from school to travel more before starting introduced Morgan to a new world of expeditions and researching animals graduate school. that few have ever seen in person. “I never thought I’d be into caving or Her trips have had their fair share of danger. Cave collapses, low amounts geoarchaeology, but now I’m going on expeditions to study blind cave of oxygen, getting lost or left in complete darkness are all risks, but they fish in Mexico and blind salamanders in Slovenia,” Morgan remarked. In don’t phase Morgan. “Dangers are everywhere, but if you follow the rules, addition to Mexico and Slovenia, Morgan has also traveled to Romania, don’t take shortcuts and don’t try to act like Indiana Jones, you’re very Hungary, Italy, Russia, the Galapagos Islands, the Amazon Rainforest, the safe.” The reward for Morgan is well worth the risk. “A motto I adopted was, Andes Mountains, other parts of Ecuador, Canada, Iceland, Australia and ‘I go to seek a great perhaps,’ by François Rabelais. In the caving world, almost every state in the United States. Enjoying her expeditions and when we explore, it is not to find the end of the void, but rather finding wanting to hone her technical skills, after she graduated from Hofstra more darkness.” In a recent trip to Mexico, Morgan found that darkness. with a Bachelor of Science degree in geology and four minors

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“A motto I adopted was, ‘I go to seek a great perhaps,’ by François Rabelais. In the caving world, when we explore, it is not to find the end of the void, but rather finding more darkness.” – Morgan Jones ’13

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After finishing their research early, a small team comprised head of the party told her she had entered a virgin cave. With of Morgan and four others noticed an opening near the this new discovery comes the right to name the passage, so entrance of the cave they were exploring. After setting up Morgan declared it Cowan Passage in honor of her mother’s their ladder, the team descended into the void. They were side of the family and all of the support she received from in a maze cave, which meant the passages went up and them to follow her dreams. down, taking many twists and turns. The team reached what Morgan is also grateful for the support she received from they thought was the end of the cave, until they encountered her teachers and peers at John Carroll, and for the financial a large vertical sloping flow stone wall. “It was extremely aid she was awarded that made it possible for her to earn difficult to climb,” Morgan said, “and the experienced cavers a John Carroll diploma. Morgan worked hard to take every decided that would be it, we needed to turn around.” Morgan opportunity John Carroll had to offer and make those who was determined to capture a photo, so she tried to climb the donated toward tuition assistance proud of their contribution. wall. Her small feet were able to grip the flow stone. Getting She participated in countless clubs and honor societies while higher, she could see bats and debris inside an opening maintaining a stellar GPA and working five jobs. “I never slept, above her. “The head of the party told me that I could keep I never had a day off, and I enjoyed every single minute of it,” going but only if I felt it safe enough, since I would be going she said. alone, and wherever I went, I would have to come back by myself,” she said. “If I got stuck or hurt, they weren’t going “It is the most remarkable thing to wake up living an adventure,” to be able to get to me easily.” Everyone else was too big remarked Morgan Jones, looking back at her experiences and to fit through the small holes. She persisted onward. ahead to her upcoming expedition to Greece. She will soon be heading there to complete her thesis for her master’s in After dislodging a log, Morgan steadied her feet and lifted sustainability and volcanology through Hofstra University. herself up into darkness. She had discovered a new chamber She’s also in the initiation process for the Explorer’s Club, an passage! “Bats were swooping overhead, tailless whip exclusive science expedition club in New York City. After she scorpions were crawling up the walls, and frogs and crickets finishes her master’s, she will pursue a Ph.D. in geology or were covering the floor amongst the leaves that fell through geoarchaeology and will move on to seeking that next the opening,” she recalled. “It was truly breathtaking!” She “great perhaps.” called back to her group describing what she saw, and the

JOHNCARROLL.ORG 9 Remembering Josh Hamer ’19

After a fatal accident that took the life of sophomore Josh Hamer, the John Carroll community found many ways to remember Josh, support the Hamer family and help each other heal. Hundreds attended a candle-light prayer vigil and even more attended his wake and funeral. After dealing with the loss of Josh, two students felt the Holy Spirit stirring inside them and made the decision to be baptized in Christ. In a speech before the final school-wide Mass, Ashley Schwartz ’18 dedicated her Baptism, which would happen during that Mass, to Josh and the Hamer family. “Although this death was one of most heartbreaking things to go through, it pushed me right towards God and towards faith,” she said. Ashley also received her first Holy Communion at that Mass. To assist the Hamer family, the John Carroll community raised over $35,000 to pay for Josh’s funeral and burial expenses, with anything above the cost going towards a scholarship in his name. Over $10,000 of that amount was raised thanks to the Aberdeen IronBirds, who hosted a baseball game between Gilman and John Carroll at Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium. Donations were accepted at the gates, and the IronBirds donated the proceeds from their concession sales that night. To honor Josh, the IronBirds presented the Hamer family with a personalized IronBirds jersey. They will also hang Josh’s jersey in the main concourse and wear a commemorative patch throughout the 2017 season. The John Carroll Parent Association also honored Josh by donating a flag pole and flags, which were installed at the John Carroll baseball field in Josh’s memory.

Josh Hamer ’19

Ashley Schwartz ’18 was initiated into the Catholic Church during her Baptism and first Holy Communion at the last school-wide Mass of the year, celebrated by Fr. Matt Buening. She dedicated her Baptism in memory of Josh Hamer.

10 CONNECTIONS MAGAZINE • Spring 2017 SCHOOL NEWS Around John Carroll

Moot Court Team Wins State-Wide Tournament Caleb Olsen ’17 and Grace Mottley ’17 were victorious in a state-wide moot court tournament, defeating Notre Dame Prep in the semi-finals and Franklin in the finals.

First Place for Pacificus The Pacificus yearbook staff won first place for the 2016 Pacificus in the American Scholastic Press Association’s annual yearbook competition. Over 350 yearbooks were judged from across the country! Photo courtesy of Caroline Cooney ’17.

The Pinnacle Wins First Place The staff of our literary magazine, The Pinnacle, won a first place award from the American Scholastic Press Association for their 2016 edition. This award recognizes the top student literary magazines across the nation. Co-editors Brooke Hare ’17 (L) and Shelby Umbarger ’17 (R) accepted the award on behalf of the entire staff of The Pinnacle.

College Preparatory Dance Program Starts This Fall John Carroll students will soon have the opportunity for conservatory-level dance training in an academic setting at John Carroll. Beginning this fall, students in the new College Preparatory Dance Program will train technically and become dedicated dancers while exploring the depths of dance through history, science, culture and choreography. Two performances each year will give students the chance to share their talents with the John Carroll community. For more information, visit johncarroll.org/dance.

JOHNCARROLL.ORG 11 NCAA Division I Signings

Congratulations to these student athletes who will earn their college degree and compete at the NCAA Field Hockey Three-peats The field hockey team Division I level! clinched the IAAM B Conference Nico Rice —­ Championship three-peat with a 1–0 win over Maryvale! University of Pennsylvania (Football) Charlotte Haggerty ­— James Madison University (Lacrosse) Abby Hormes ­— High Point University (Lacrosse) Jordan Butler ­— Mount St. Mary’s University (Lacrosse)

Caroline Barwick­ — Indoor Soccer Champs Virginia Tech (Lacrosse) The indoor soccer team defeated Mercy 4–3 to take the IAAM A Emma Gromacki­ — Conference Championship. Photo Lehigh University (Field Hockey) credit: Sarah Meyerl ’17. Alexa Martinez­ — Towson University (Tennis)

Looking for Our Spring Champions?

Due to print deadlines, spring The equestrian team won the Interscholastic championships will be included Equestrian Association Regional Finals Team Competition. Photo credit: Eileen Earnest in the next issue of Connections.

12 CONNECTIONS MAGAZINE • Spring 2017 SCHOOL NEWS

Shrek Takes Six Baltimore Theatre Awards Bravo to the cast and crew of Shrek the Musical for winning six total Baltimore Theatre Awards! This is the second year in a row that the Theatre Department has won Baltimore Theatre Awards for Best Musical and Best Ensemble. Over the past three years, the John Carroll Theatre Department has won 13 Baltimore Theatre Awards! Baltimore Theatre Awards for Shrek the Musical: Art du Pastel en France • Best Musical Award Winner • Best Leading Actress – Rachel Miller ’19 • Best Supporting Actor – Zach Miller ’17 Michael Gaudreau '70 • Best Ensemble – Fairytale Creatures • Best Student Orchestra What began as an early spring walk through the • Best Stage Crew woods for Fine Arts Teacher Mr. Michael Gaudreau ’70, evolved into an award-winning moment of truth for the artist when he discovered bones from a cow that was consumed by the harsh winter. Moved by the beauty of the bones’ forms and shadows cast by the sun, Mr. Gaudreau responded to the fierce act of nature by creating the “edgiest” painting he’s ever done. “I wanted to see if I could take a subject normally thought of as disgusting or disturbing and show how light and shadow can transform it. It’s nature and the cycle of life brutal, sad, and beautiful,” Mr. Gaudreau explains of his piece titled, Spring Thaw. A member of the Pastel Society of America, Mr. Gaudreau was awarded the Art du Pastel en France for his drawing featured in an exhibition of works (comprised of 175 artworks) by the most accomplished pastel artists in the world.

The Patriot Student Newspaper Wins Online Pacemaker Award, the Highest National Award a Student Newspaper can Achieve For the first time ever, The Patriot student newspaper won the Online Pacemaker Award from the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA). “This award is the highest, and most competitive, award that a newspaper can win— it’s the newspaper equivalent of winning the national championships,” stated Mr. Mark Ionescu ’95, the Advisor for The Patriot. “When you get something that reflects on everyone, every picture that they took, every story that they wrote, and all that factors into it, it’s really special. It’s thrilling to see them get recognized for all their hard work by a group as exclusive as the NSPA,” he said. According to Caroline Cooney ’17, the Editor in Chief, the staff made a conscious effort to redesign their online presence and try new things. She was proud of her team for their consistent and excellent work. “Everyone is putting their heart and soul into this. New Whiteboards We are all one family and one publication so we all work together to make sure things Thanks to a generous gift from the Sedney family get posted,” she said. In addition to the Online Pacemaker Award, The Patriot also won in loving memory of Gloria ’15, all of our classrooms a Silver Crown Award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for the third year are now equipped with whiteboards! in a row.

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From Left: Christi Davis ’87, Jeff Rink ’84, Rich McCaughey ’85, Kelly Hinder Haggerty ’87, Marci Roberts Hare ’87, Frank Kellner ’85, Lucy Lutche, Stephen Lutche ’83, Chris Scannell ’85, Megan McGann ’82, Laurie Scannell ’88, Matt Pipitone ’01, Lisa Foley Pipitone ’01, Diana Liberto ’01 and Garth Grove

14 CONNECTIONS MAGAZINE • Spring 2017 15 ALUMNI NEWS JOHNCARROLL.ORG Wilson Rote ’91, Kristin Trail Trail Kristin Wilson Rote ’91, ’91, Snyder Jamie Wilson ’91, Pat Welsh ’96, Claire Welsh ’96, ’96, Welsh Claire ’96, Welsh Pat MacDonald ’95 Kelly Dave Owen Dave Roberts ’91, Tanya Wojtulewicz Wojtulewicz ’91 RobertsTanya ’91, Elisabeth Johnson ’11, Rick O’Hara ’11, Elisabeth Johnson Berger ’88, May Berger, Kim Berger, May ’88, Berger Vadas Renee McCarthy ’86, Maynard ’95 Maynard McDermott ’89, Ryan Cavey ’02 Cavey Ryan McDermott ’89, Trombetta ’11, Jae Yang ’11, ’11, Yang Jae ’11, Trombetta Jeff Miles ’96, Kiana Miles, Kiana Miles, Miles ’96, Jeff Jill Siegel McNulty ’91, Michele Michele McNulty ’91, Jill Siegel Gary Scholl Gina Hormes ’86 Gray ’88, Steve Newman ’88, Gray Greg Grabowski ’96, Nate Albright ’99, Albright ’99, Nate ’96, Grabowski Greg Michael Shock, Steve Lutche ’83, Steve Lutche ’83, Michael Shock, Patrick St. Clair ’11, Nicole Clair ’11, St. Patrick ’77, Alice Hopkins Puckett Karen Kennedy-Butler ’91, Kelly Kelly ’91, Karen Kennedy-Butler Kellner Jenni ’85, Chris Berger Eddie Maynard ’93, Katie Dippel ’93, Eddie Maynard Greg Adamski ’02, Steve ’02, Adamski Greg

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John Carroll Alumni News BECAUSE OF YOU!

Help our students receive an excellent education that inspires them to do great things by making a gift to the Annual Fund before June 30. Alumni Florida Trip

On March 2, a group of 18 John Carroll Alumni, Mail in the envelope on the next page family and friends enjoyed a picnic lunch and cheered on the Baltimore Orioles in a Spring or give online at johncarroll.org/give. Training matchup against the Minnesota Twins at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida. In attendance were Chuck Riemenschneider ’70, Martha Diaz Ward ’74, Mary Bosse Stearns ’68, Debbie Bosse Hutchinson ’69, Susan Bosse Braughton ’72, Ann Franetovich Dellarco ’78 and of course...the Oriole Bird! THE JOHN CARROLL Alumni & Friends Golf Tournament

In memory of John Carroll Trustee and Alumni Parent, Joseph Drusano

Tuesday, June 13, 2017 Bulle Rock Golf Club Shotgun start at 12:00 p.m. Six Inducted into the Hall of Fame Congratulations to these former student athletes for being inducted into the Hall of Fame! Register today at johncarroll.org/golf From left: Tim Swift ’68 (football and basketball), Andy Quinn ’72 (football, basketball and lacrosse), Jay Duffy ’00 (cross country, basketball and lacrosse), Patty Ward ’75 (tennis), Jayne Schreiner ’75 (tennis), Erika Stasakova ’08 (cross country, indoor and outdoor track).

JOHNCARROLL.ORG 17 Special thanks to Archivist Ed Miller for coordinating many of the updates found in this section.

Class of 1969 Class of 1970 Fred Myers (photo 1) taught special education Richard Bartlett and Clair Salkowski and social studies for 39 years, starting his Bartlett (photo 3) have wonderful memories career at Northern Parkway Jr. High School of their high school years at JC. They in Baltimore City, then spending 17 years at have three children and six grandchildren. Kenwood High School in Baltimore County, In July of 2015, Richard and Clair closed and finally, 19 years at Edgewood High School their Montessori school after 35 years of in Harford County. At Kenwood, Fred was the operation. They just returned from Cairo, Head Varsity Football and Lacrosse Coach, and Egypt, where Clair completed short term at Edgewood, he was the Head Varsity Football Coach and Head JV Lacrosse Coach. Fred is work on Montessori education and helped married to his wife Susan for 45 years, and start the first Montessori school in Egypt. they are the proud parents of Doug and Dawn, Class of 1972 and doting grandparents to grandson, Makai, Nancy Leithauser Dukes (photo 4) and her and granddaughter, Haley. Fred is enjoying st his retirement. husband, Will, celebrated their 41 anniversary on Jan. 10. They have two children, Michael Class of 1970 and Gillian, and three grandkids, Keira, Brian, This year Tom Polk (photo 2) is celebrating and Kinley. Will and Nancy moved from 25 years with Outward Bound (OB). After an Frederick Co., Maryland to Charles Town, 11-year career in archaeology, Tom received West Virginia in 2014 and enjoy spending their his M.Ed. from Loyola University. Instead of the retirement playing with their grandchildren, traditional classroom, he chose the woods. attending cheer competitions and watching OB has provided Tom with “great opportunities soccer and basketball games. to do what I love most — adventure in the Josh Pons (photo 5), co-owner of Country wilderness from Labrador to Alaska, Mexico to Life Farm with brother, Mike Pons ’75, is the Bahamas as well as Costa Rica, Panama married to wife and professional photographer, and Ecuador.” His students have ranged from Ellen Pons. Josh is still working on the family youth-at-risk to veterans and CEOs to college farm, remembering mud on his boots while kids, shining examples that there is “more in homeroom at JC! His son, Josh ’08, works in you than you know.” Tom is now Head of for a real estate company in Denver, and son Logistics at OB, Baltimore. August ’11 is in law school at the University of Kentucky.

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Class of 1973 Clare Binko Le Brun (photo 6) reports from program. The boys won their local high Napa, California that she grew a bumper crop school’s first-ever district championship in of vegetables last summer, including tomatoes men’s lacrosse! Three years ago their business from 23 tomato plants, for Napa’s Salvation was acquired by a large corporation and since Army free lunch program. In September she then, Bill and Kate split their time between marked two years since she donated a kidney, consulting for the purchasers and traveling. in memory of her husband who had kidney A “serial entrepreneur,” Bill is in the beginning disease, to someone she didn’t know. Her stages of another start-up business! recipient lives in Hawaii, and Clare is jealous Class of 1977 of her kidney now living at the beach! Pat Seidel (photo 9) retired from the Navy in

Steve Kauffman (photo 7) is happily married to 2006 and lives in Granite Bay, in the foothills of wife, Shirley, for 18 years, and they now live in Lake Tahoe. He sails and races often, and last Ellicott City. Steve and Shirley have two children, year he won the 2016 Chesapeake Bay PHRF Andrew, a sophomore at Centennial High High Point in Annapolis. Pat’s oldest daughter, School where he runs cross country and plays Ann-Marie, a 17-year-old senior in high school th lacrosse, and Alex, an 8 grader at Burleigh was named MVP of her school’s champion Manor Middle School, where he plays lacrosse water polo team. She’s looking to attend the for Howard County. Steve has been practicing University of California, Santa Barbara, and law for over 30 years, concentrating in business wants to be a physician. His younger daughter, and tax litigation. His firm, Skeen & Kauffman, Amelia, is 14 and an avid volleyball player, who occupies a building downtown on Charles Street loves horses and hopes to be an equine trainer in Mount Vernon. Steve truly enjoys his work, some day. and feels fortunate to be able to work at his own pace. Class of 1979 Lisa Coomes McGann (photo 10) is happily Class of 1974 married to Pat McGann ’78 for 34 years. They

Bill Simmeth (photo 8) and his wife, Kate, live in Bel Air and have three daughters, Mollie have five children — three of whom live on the (26), Claire (23) and Fiona (21). Lisa is retired West Coast and keep them on the go! After from teaching special education and enjoys graduation from UVA, Bill and his family lived caring for her daughter Claire at home. She in many different places — Seattle, Boston, loves to create new art by burning gourds, San Diego, Silicon Valley and Connecticut. writing spiritual poetry and painting. Pat enjoys Twenty years ago Bill and Kate quit the making fine furniture and cabinetry. They both corporate life to start their own software celebrated the marriage of their eldest, Mollie, company and moved to Virginia. While there, last September. Bill formed their county’s youth lacrosse 9

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Class of 1979 (cont.) Mark Driver and Kim Bowman Driver ’82 (photo children, Joseph, Rebecca and Christopher. In accomplished athletes at JC, Caroline ’13, who 1) have lived in Harford County for the majority 2010, Joe made a career change and went plays lacrosse at UMBC, Meredith ’14, who plays of their lives. Their children, Sarah ’11, Rebecca into the restaurant business and bought into lacrosse at University of California, Berkeley ’13, Elizabeth ’15 and Holly ’16, all attended JC. the Wayback Burgers brand. He and his wife and Charlotte ’17, who plans to attend James Mark and Kim each have their own businesses, opened their franchise store in Festival at Bel Air Madison in the fall and play lacrosse as well. Thomas Run Tree Service, Gerald D. Bowman in October, 2012. Joe and Patricia have seen Contractors (Kim is co-owner with her brother Class of 1987 many John Carroll faces in their restaurant! Jerry Bowman ’80), and Mid Atlantic Supply. Dustin Pons (photo 6) lives in Newburyport, The Driver family has many fond memories Class of 1982 Massachusetts, with his wife, Karen, and their of John Carroll and partook in a variety of Shea Welsh (photo 4) is a guitarist, songwriter four children: Maggie, Oliver, Lilly and Davis. activities, such as lacrosse, cross country and and producer currently living in Los Angeles. Dustin reports that all four kids keep them busy track and field, and they are very happy with He was recently in Bel Air to promote his new with their many different sports activities and the opportunities that John Carroll provided. recording, “Arrival,” and treated the John Carroll academics. Dustin’s sister, Dawn Pons ’88, is Rick Pearl (photo 2) has been living in West community to a concert! In the list of thanks on also doing well and living in New Hampshire, Central Wisconsin, in the city of Eau Claire, the CD, Shea credits Gary Scholl for instilling while brother Shannon Pons lives with his family since 1990. He has two children, Stephanie him with discipline and tenacity. “Those days in Charlotte, North Carolina. (25) and Erik (23) and is a software engineer in the wrestling room sweating off seven pounds currently employed with Intel Corp. Rick Class of 1988 went a long way towards guiding me through any attends St. Patrick’s parish in Eau Claire. Kristin Hastings Rupprech (photo 7) currently of the successes I’ve had,” Shea said. When not working, Rick can usually be lives in Forest Hill with husband Kurt and their found on the tennis court or at the gym. Class of 1986 two children, Colin (21) and Madalyn (18). Class of 1980 Dan Haggerty married Kelly Hinder ’87 (photo 5), Kristin earned her Master’s Degree in Religious Education in 2009, and she now works at Saint Joe Borowski (photo 3) and his wife Patricia, a 23 years ago. Dan is Vice President of Benfield Margaret Parish in Bel Air where she currently Nursing Supervisor at Johns Hopkins Bayview Electric and has worked there for 26 years. Dan serves as both Youth & Young Adult Minister Medical Center, live in Bel Air with their three and Kelly have three daughters who were all

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and Director of Faith Formation. Kristin is happy Electrophysiology, serving as the Chief Fellow to be working in her home parish and enjoys in both specialties. In 2009, Tas began working encountering fellow JC alumni through her at the University of Maryland, and remained ministry. Kristin currently serves on the board there until 2016, serving as the Director of the of the Mark D. Pacione Foundation and also Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship Training Program. In 2016, Tas established an is undergoing training to become a volunteer Electrophysiology program in Billings, Montana crisis text-line counselor. In her free time, she and lives there with his wife and four children. 9 loves to kayak and spend time with her family and their two dogs. Class of 1990 Becky Klopcic (photo 11) lives in Minneapolis Mike McNulty (photo 8) went directly into the with husband Tom and their children Steven Naval Academy where he played lacrosse for and Lily. She is an endocrinologist/owner in a four years. Mike then served a three-year tour private endocrinology clinic. The kids’ activities on an Aegis Cruiser. From there Mike served (especially soccer and orchestra) keep her busy, a two-year shore duty tour back at the Naval but when possible Becky enjoys time running, Academy as an instructor and Financial Advisor. reading and traveling. Shortly after arrival, Mike reconnected with Kerry Wargo Clough (photo 12) moved to White his future wife, Jill Siegel McNulty ’91, and Hall with her husband Dennis and daughters 10 they were married in Bel Air in June, 1998. Sophia (10) and Simone (8) in 2014. After living Mike and Jill have two kids, Garrett ’20 (a on the Eastern Shore and elsewhere, Kerry’s freshman at JC) and Margaux, attending happy to be closer to her roots and running Patterson Mill Middle School. into fellow alumni more frequently. Kerry does Paige Petr (photo 9) has been working in freelance development and fundraising work for education for almost 20 years as a classroom Mercy Medical Center. Last summer, she began teacher and counselor for English Language background acting with a Netflix production Learner students. This year, she has taken on shooting in the area. a new role as Refugee Liaison for Anchorage Class of 1991 School District. Anchorage, Alaska has been Beth Lizut Earle (photo 13) graduated from home for Paige since she drove up in 2002 Mary Washington College in 1995 with a 11 with her dog. Paige and her Alaskan husband, Bachelor’s Degree in International Affairs Stephane, adopted two native Alaskan girls and from Georgetown University in 1997 (Catherine and Amelia). She and her family love with a Master’s in Russian Studies. Immediately the lifestyle that this wonderfully diverse city after graduate school, she began what has provides with its easy access to nature. If you become a nearly 20-year career at the CIA, find yourself in the 49th state, look her up! first as a Russian analyst and more recently as a financial analyst. Beth and husband Dan Class of 1989 Earle, an intellectual property attorney, have Tas Saliaris (photo 10) graduated from three boys: Sam, Logan and Caleb. When not Loyola University Maryland with a degree working, chasing boys, or driving swim team in biology. After earning his medical degree carpool, Beth has recently taken up swimming from the University of Dublin, Trinity College herself and always wishes for more time to in Ireland, Tas moved back to the United read and sleep. States and completed his residency at Johns Hopkins University. There he completed 12 fellowships in Cardiology and Clinical Cardiac

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Class of 1992 Kevin Campion (photo 1) lives near Milwaukee, MA in archeology from the college of William Wisconsin, with wife Catherine, and daughters and Mary and has worked in museums and Nora (8) and Sophie (5). He completed his archeological digs for years. master’s degree at the Mayo School of Health Class of 1998 Sciences in Minnesota, and has worked

the last 18 years as an orthopedic physical Paige Willan (photo 4) is living in Philadelphia therapist. Time is spent with his girls’ sports and working as an attorney at the firm Klehr activities, camping and traveling around Harrison Harvey Branzburg LLP. She handles where Catherine runs marathons. commercial disputes of all sizes for large and small businesses. In her spare time, Paige Class of 1995 spends a lot of time hiking. She just recently Casey Wollenweber Baynes (photo 2) was summited Mt. Washington in New Hampshire, named an “Influential Marylander” by The and did a two-day hike in Haleakala, Maui’s Daily Record for her work in philanthropy and largest volcano. Last May, Paige visited the received a special award on March 25, 2017, Hoh rainforest in Olympic National Park with at The Grand Lodge in Maryland. She created her sister, Megan Willan ’02. the Casey Cares Foundation back in 2000 and Class of 2001 for 17 years its mission has been to provide uplifting and ongoing programs for families Caroline Thomey Adolph (photo 11) recently with critically ill children. Founded in Baltimore, coordinated the United Way of Central Casey Cares has grown exponentially and will Maryland’s second annual Project Homeless serve more than 800 families in seven states Connect, which provided services to the and Washington, D.C., this year alone. homeless population in Harford County. Those in need were able to receive birth certificates, Michelle Zilka Mawhinney (photo 3) and her ID cards, haircuts, dental exams and extractions, husband, Josh, welcomed their first daughter, vision services, job placement, financial Josie Lorraine on February 4, 2017. literacy, housing, flu shots, health exams, Class of 1997 mental health screenings and much more. Over 40 organizations and 250 volunteers came Ann Persson Bennett recently moved back to together to serve 423 adult participants and the area from Chester County, Pennsylvania, 31 children. The Partnership Board Chair, after her husband took a job at the National Paige Boyle ’96 (Boyle Buick GMC) and Archives. They recently celebrated three years Vice Chair Len Parrish ’96 (Director, Harford of marriage and a trip to London and Paris. County Department of Housing and Community Ann teaches at Cecil College and works as Development) also helped coordinate the a museum consultant. Ann received her event. Numerous Patriots volunteered their

time as guides and providers for the event,

including Dr. Owen Jordan, DDS ’03.

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Class of 2006 Class of 2010

Patrick McQuaid (photo 5) graduated from Svetlana Holt (photo 8) is currently attending news station, and is on the executive board the University of Delaware with a degree in the University of Maryland, College Park for Activity Planning. Brianna was recently mechanical engineering in 2010 and received for a Master’s Degree in School Counseling. inducted into the Communications Honor a commission through ROTC in the U.S. Air She is working at the University as a Society, Lambda Pi Eta, and she went on Force. He received his Master’s in Industrial Graduate Assistant for the Special Education to compete and win Miss Teen Baltimore Engineering in 2014 from New Mexico State Department and looks forward to starting United States, 2015. She plans to continue University and went through pilot training her internships at Prince George’s County competing after graduating college to help the same year. Patrick is currently a pilot Schools this spring. Svetlana was married inspire youth to reach their full potential. assigned to an operational flying squadron. in June 2016, and she and her husband Class of 2007 are enjoying newlywed life! Allison Grimmel (photo 6) has been living Class of 2012 Do you have in the East Village in Manhattan for the past Caroline Loeser (photo 9) is a dancer living in five years after graduating from Wake Forest Los Angeles, CA. She recently performed with an update for with degrees in Communications and Russian. Lady Gaga during the halftime show at the She is currently Associate Media Director 2017 Super Bowl. Caroline writes, “The Super Connections? at the advertising agency, Merkley+Partners Bowl was a once in a lifetime opportunity, in Soho. Allison recently hired Megan Foard and it was the best experience of my life!” Email your good news and ’12 to join her team; the rest of the team photos to [email protected] loves their matching school rings! Reach Class of 2014 out to Allison if you are ever visiting NYC! Brianna George (photo 10) attends Salisbury to be included in the next issue! University where she studies Communication Class of 2008 Arts and Business Marketing. Brianna plans Ally Carey (photo 7) has been named to the to own her own production company one day 2017 U.S. Lacrosse Women’s National Team and is in the process of developing her brand. and will be heading to England to compete She is still actively involved on campus and

in the Federation of International Lacrosse has worked with SUTV, a student-run Women’s World Cup in July. Caroline Thomey Adolph ’01, Len Parrish ’96, Paige Boyle ’96, Pastor Luke Erickson from Mountain Christian Church (friend of JC) at the United Way’s Project 10 Homeless Connect

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Parent Association Events Draw Crowds and Raise Funds Many thanks to the patrons and volunteers at the Parent Association’s Annual Bull Roast and Fashion Show! Between the two events, over $30,000 was raised for John Carroll! Special thanks go to Co-Chairs for the Bull Roast, Amy Meyerl and Dee Poholsky, and Chair of the Fashion Show, Cheryl Overend!

24 CONNECTIONS MAGAZINE • Spring 2017 IN MEMORIAM In Memoriam Please pray for the souls of all the faithfully departed, including these deceased alumni, parents, grandparents and friends.

Tom Adams, Sr. Nancy (Brannan) Lort Father of Mike ’69 and Beth ’76; grandfather of Katherine ’09 Sister of Robert ’68, Steven ’80, Michael ’84, and Sandra Brannan; mother of Stacie (Lort) Currey ’94 and William Lort ’96; mother-in- Gloria Baldauf law of Brian Currey ’93; grandmother of Hunter Currey ’19 and Tyler Grandmother of Ryan ’15 and Kyle ’17 Currey ’19 Patricia Decker Albert Mank Mother of Sharon (Decker) Dircks ’77 and Mark Decker ’78; Father of Mark ’85 and Amy ’86 grandmother of Paul ’02 and Grant ’05 Dircks Elsie Meerholz Richard P. Dolan Grandmother of Laura ’93 and Brad ’97 Father of Melissa (Dolan) Ensor ’88; father-in-law of Carol (Newman) Dolan ’81; grandfather of Faith Ensor ’16, Luke Ensor ’18 and Micah Thomas Merritt ’73 Ensor ’20 Brother of Elinor ’78 Joseph Drusano Thomas Orndorff Former trustee; husband of Joan; father of Michael ’85 and Father of Lisa ’85 and Jill ’86 Christian ’88; father-in-law of Amy (Coccagna) Drusano ’88 Stephen Pleva Joseph B. Dunch Father of Richard Edward McCarron ‘86 and Christina (Pleva) Father of Joseph M. Dunch ’70 Tompkins ‘95 Denise Duvall ’80 Elizabeth Polk Mother of Autumn Blevins ’13 Mother of Tom ’70, Harding ’72 and John; grandmother of John Polk ’97 Michael Eder Former trustee Mary Jo Pons Mother of Honore (Norah) Pons ’70, Andrew ’71, Joseph P. Mildred Ensor (Josh), Jr. ’72, Mike ’75 and Alice ’76; grandmother of Philip ’06, Mother of Patti ’72 and Vickie ’75; grandmother of Rebecca (Ensor) Elizabeth ’08, David ’10, August Pons ’11, and Joseph P. Pons, Fenlon ’88, Anne (Fowler) McGraw ’95, Sarah (Bands) Coleman ’00, III ’08; including in-laws, Mary Jo Pons is related to over 30 John Meredith (Fowler) Dyott ’00, Molly (Bands) Mraz ’03 and Harrison Carroll alumni Fowler ’04 Joseph Rehrmann Sol Goldstein Former coach; father of MaryAnne Hejna ’86, Kristine Flatau ’88, Friend of John Carroll Robert ’91 and William; father-in-law of Ben Flatau ’87 Barbara Grail Christopher Rogers ’92 Mother of Karen ’68, Dawn ’77 and Lori ’79; grandmother of Missy Husband of Keri (Lee) Rogers ’93 ’85; aunt of Howard Supik ’77 and Carla ’79 Michael Romanelli Joshua Hamer ’19 Father of Ralph ’68, Richard ’70, Michael ’71 and Carmella; Judith Hebert grandfather of Anne Johnson ’95 Former faculty member Frances Sedney Stephen Hughes Mother of David ’69, Dierdre (Sedney) Griffiths ’70, Jocelyn ’73, Brother of Amy ’87 and former faculty member John Hughes Vivian ’75, Damian ’76, Blaise ’78, Quentin ’80 and Allegra ’83; mother- in-law of Diana (Lynch) Sedney ’69; grandmother of Anne (Sedney) Beth (Walker) Johnson ’70 Baker ’06, Claire ’08, Luke ’10, August Splitgerber ’12, Rosemary ’13, Sister of Mike ’69 and John ’75 Walker Gloria ’15 and Stefan Splitgerber ’15 Brian Johnston ’78 John Sherrod Shirley Klein Husband of Mary Jo; father of Nicole (Sherrod) Curcio ’93 Mother of Andy ’71, Michael ’73 and Howard; mother-in-law of Mig Sturr Clara, Jayne and Susan; grandmother of Sarah (Klein) Abrams ’01 Mother of Dara (Sturr) Van Pee ’91 Cardinal William Keeler Nancy (Rafter) Wilkinson ’68 Col. John Kutcher, Sr. Sister of Kathleen (Rafter) Cubbage ’69 Father of John, Jr.; father-in-law of Sue (Weller) Kutcher ’85; John Wirth ’70 grandfather of Tim ’15 and Steven ’17 Husband of Irene (Hunter) Wirth ’70; brother-in-law of John Hunter ’71, Dr. Micha Kim Kwah Stephen Hunter ’73, Donald Hunter ’75, Mary Pat Knauss ’76, Mother of Marjorie Kwah ’87 Kathleen Lopez ’79, Jeanne Knaide ’81; uncle of Sara Toland ’99, Stephen Hunter ’01, Gregory Hunter ’04, Lauren Knaide ’10 and David Knaide ’13

JOHNCARROLL.ORG 25 2015–16 ANNUAL REPORT For gifts made July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016

26 CONNECTIONS MAGAZINE • Spring 2017 THANK YOU!

Welcome to the 2015–16 Annual Report of The John Carroll School. This report honors and celebrates the individuals and organizations whose support in the form of cash gifts or pledge payments received July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016 has helped John Carroll continue to fulfill our mission and meet our vision. Thanks to our generous donors, we were able to continue preparing almost 700 students for college and the rest of their lives by educating them spiritually, intellectually, physically and socially.

As our student athletes continue to reap the benefits of the success of the Lighting the Way Capital Campaign by competing on two beautiful turf fields, 2016 was a championship year for our Men’s JV and Varsity Lacrosse teams along with our Women’s Field Hockey team! Lighting the Way also allowed us the addition of air-conditioning in the Patriot Café as well as our 600- seat performing arts auditorium. This enabled us to host our first ever Summer Community Theater production of “The Sound of Music” featuring John Carroll’s own Director of Performing Arts, Julie Parrish, as Maria.

As we look ahead to celebrating the 50th graduating class in our history, our vision is firmly focused on the future of the school. As we prepare to embark on Phase II of our Master Plan, we are committed to transforming our Academic Wing, so that John 2015–16 ANNUAL REPORT Carroll’s facilities match the high-quality academic rigor and reputation of our teachers and students. For gifts made July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016 We hope that we can continue to count on your generous support! Your charitable contributions to both our annual campaign, as well as our capital improvements, make it possible to provide our students an extraordinary education both in and out of the classroom.

— Todd Sullivan, Director of Institutional Advancement

JOHNCARROLL.ORG 27 ARCHBISHOP CURLEY SOCIETY Pinnacle ($25,000+) Patriot Circle Irene Boyle Donald and Michelle Mosier Bob and Tracy Martin ($2,500 – $4,999) Michael and Cathleen Brockmeyer Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Mrowiec Cynthia Morrison Hugo and Paula Benalcazar Alex Brueggemann J. Donald Murray Jerry Steiner and Denise Bertrand Stephen and Wen Cadden Kathleen Nori The Riepe Circle Scott Bertuzzi Kevin and Elizabeth Campion John and Rebecca Pellegrini ($10,000 – $24,999) Christopher and Cynthia Boyle Alan and Kathleen Casey Michael and Traci Pellegrini Patrick Boyle Jeanne and Jim Butcher Joseph and Diana Cassilly Matthew and Lisa Pipitone Jeffrey and Christine Dresher Kathleen and Chris Cullen John and Maureen Ciesielski Nelson and Irene Polun Harry and Clare Horn James Kaper and Carol Tacket Joseph and M. Catherine Coble Margaret Pramuan Andrew and Jayne Klein Frank Kellner Brian and Karen Dembeck Mark and Patricia Ramsay Michael and Kelli Meoli Bradley and Amber Knapp Anthony and Margaret DiPaula Joseph and Pamela Roberts Blaise and Rosemarie Sedney John and Susan Kutcher Gregory and Moira Donovan David and Melanie Meoli Robinson James and Amber Selway Joseph LaPonzina James and Patti Dresher Lawrason Sayre Paul and Generosa Lazor Joseph and Joan Drusano Gary and Kathleen Scholl President’s Circle Richard and Mildred Sebour Walter and Deborah Egerton Jerry and Mary Rita Sheehan ($5,000 – $9,999) Edward and Quynh Simon Donald and Katherine Giannelli Timothy and Michele Smidt Robert and Kimberly Boyle John and Geralynn Smyth Rajiv Goel F. Nelson and Sandra Smith Augustus and Penny Brown Andrew and Susan Tapley Patrick and Catherine Goles Robert and Sharon Smith Lawrence and Pamela Burton Scott and Kathi Gromacki James and Judy Stangle Joshua and Chelsea Dresher Pacificus Frank and Patricia Gunther Robert and Mary Stearns Robert and Patricia Falter ($1,000 – $2,499) Yongsoo Jeong and Taeyoen Son Thomas and Donna Stifler Robert and Donna Kahoe Donald and Louise Angert Peter and Kim Karas Robert and Cynthia Suter John and Belinda Karas Jane Awalt Scott and Michele Kearby Raymond and Michelle Szech Scott McGraw Christopher and Melissa Baldauf Bryan and Katherine Kelly Francesco and Cynthia Taliano Anthony and Virginia Meoli Madelyn Ball Scott Kothenbeutel and Michael and Kristy Thomson Michael and Julie Moxley Paul Barker Christina Hoffman Robert and Antoinette Ungaretti Richard and Jane O’Hara Douglas and Lucille Barrett Robert and Joan Lozinak Jeffrey and Evelyn Vaughn Charles and Lisa Pattisall Bridget Binko Barbara and Richard McCaughey Wei Wang and Jinghong Ma Charles Pickett and Laura Stees James and Rose Mary Bonsack A. Srikumar Menon and Ranjana Verma Alvin and Mary Beth Ward Daniel and Susan Roarty Clarence and Patricia Boyle Craig and Debbie Miceli Charles Wilson Michael and Mary Lacey Wolfe H. Michael and Erin Boyle John and Marcie Michael

28 CONNECTIONS MAGAZINE • Spring 2017 SPECIAL GIVING SOCIETIES ALUMNI Founder’s Society Rosaline Cardarelli Steve and Tina Stakias Class of 1968 ($500 – $999) Pat and Carol Anne Cassady Stacy Stuhmer John Conlisk Michael and Deborah Adams Thomas and Michelle Centi John and Soubi Sullivan Gordon Gehring Timothy and Dawn Anderson Don and Barbara Conley Roger and Michelle Sullivan Mike Hallowell Norma Ayres Christopher and Susan Davis Patricia and Paul Swartz Renate Jaacks Richard and Vickie Bands Stephen and Deborah DiBiagio Patrick Tehan Michael Lynch Mark Brady Margaret Mary Dietz John and Corinne Trancucci Janice Kazanski McCullough Sarah Bunce Julie and Jack Duley Courtney Von Lange Nelson Smith James and Carolyn Chrismer Heidi Fletcher John and Michelle Waugh Meri Bosse Stearns Kris Davis J. Craig and Margaret Forrest Harry and Eileen Webster Byron Todd Donald and Jane Dean Philip and Jolene Forrester Jim and Mary Wolfarth John Ward Joseph Dunn Elie and Mary Fraiji Howard and Heather Zickefoose Class of 1969 Ibironki Jummy Fakoya Mrs. L.N. Franetovich Paul and Christine Zurkowski Joseph and Anne Gagliardi Boo Hopkins Chrismer Michael and Elaine Forrest 1964 Society Michael and Susan Hallowell Frank Gostomski Jeff and Jean Foulk ($100– $249) Louis and Louise Geczy Paul and Diane Haviland Shirley Nicholas Kern Cheryl Abbey Frederick and Pamela Grunewald Jon and Yvette Hawkins Jay Smith Yulric Abercrombie Dennis and Pamela Guerieri Carol Heflin Mark Abromaitis Class of 1970 John and Marti Hartka Renate Jaacks James and Susan Amato J.R. Dilworth Kevin and Shelley Jarvis M. Scot and Patricia Kaufman Benjamin and Pamela Amoss Monica Dorsey-Smith Richard and Jennifer Keetley Kevin and Paula Klages D. Joyce Appel Terry Russo Lynch Donald and Shirley Kern Allen and Kimberly Kleinberg David and Kathleen Archibald Marion Peterson Mullauer Alan and Leigh Ketterman Thomas and Jane Knapp Randall and Dawn Asbury Robert Pahr Michail Sitkovsky and Jane Kinsel Chad and Kara Krohn William and Sharyn Ashman Rich Romanelli Daniel and Brittany Lynch John and Cathy Krystkiewicz Richard and Ginger Astle Edwin and Martha Lynch James and Lynne LaCalle Stephen and Jennifer Baikauskas Class of 1971 Donald and Mary Lynch Joseph and Carolyn Lambdin Patrick and Julie Baker John and Ann McAuliffe Todd and Michelle Levey Ben Amoss John Ballard Donald and Brenda McCaughey Mark and Cynthia Lotz Don Dickerson Lauren Barretto Nancy McCracken Shawn and Heather Lupold Anne Hickey Ober Austin Barrows George and Michelle Morris Willie Magwood Dena Bands Snyder Donald and Elaine Baxter Rudolph and Karen Mueller Paul and Marie Mahoney Al Stampone Michael Beczkowski Mullin Family Thomas and Suzanne Maras Dave Williams Lawrence and Marie Berger John and Cynthia Oliver Edward and Mary Katherine Maynard Peter and Linda Berry Class of 1972 Matthew and Deborah Pilarski Frank and Marcia McDermott Steve and Dee Bogan Chris Bricker E. John and Karen Pipitone Nicholas and Florence Mele Wilbur Bolton and Elizabeth Bowen Kevin Brislin Adolphe and Barbara Pons Francis and Rosemary Mirabelle Joanna Borys Jack Ciesielski Ryan and Rachael Price Daniel and Leigh Ann Moran Perry and Virginia Bowen Nancy Dukes Ralph and Glorianna Romanelli Charles and Marion Mullauer Alan Boyd Joe Dunn Joseph and Patricia Ryan John Musotto Edward and Diane Brown Marian Smith Flagler Charles and JoAnn Scharmann John and Ann Olsen Kevin and Kate Bruggeman Jeffrey and Lisa Schutz Class of 1973 Ronald and Elizabeth Peterson Mary Buccheri Brian and Carlyn Staudt K. Anthony and Judith Pika James and Donna Bullinger Jane Kinsel Steven and Susan Strawbridge Eugene Porte Linda Burris Joe Ryan Kurt and Jane Sudbrink Ross Rappaport Peter Calabrese Abbey Smith Louis and Denise Vigliotti Richard and Heather Rasmussen Salvatore and Rosemary Caltabiano Richard Walker and Mary Horan Class of 1974 Justin and Rebecca Riemer Robert and Lisa Campbell Denise Bertrand Mitre Society Michael and Antoinette Romanelli Thomas and Deborah Capallo Tom Capallo ($250 – $499) James and Ruth Rothschilds Michael and Patricia Carper Cynthia Morrison Nicholas and Mary Schweitzer Gina Catone J. Arnold and Kathleen Barnes John Mullen Samuel and Ann Scopelliti Leszek and Diane Chelminiak Joseph and Tina Barretto Milt Szimanski John and Lynn Sdanowich Martha Chrismer Anthony and Dawn Battaglia Joe Wiley John Shettle and Abigail Smith Brien and Lisa Christesen Marie Bellantoni Laura Weber Zimmer Alan Berger Raymond Smith Scott Christman Gregory and Christina Brown Raymond and Robin Smith Linda Clayton

JOHNCARROLL.ORG 29 ALUMNI Class of 1975 1964 Society Vickie Ensor Bands ($100 – $249) cont. Alan Boyd Denise Coletta Jim and Cecilia Hawkins Wayne and Elaine Lutche Marty Clarke James and Christine Collier Patrick and Jannine Hayes Michael and Alicia Lynch Ed Coyle Charles Conrad Elaina Herber Henri and Julie Marindin John Hartka Stephen and Drew Cook Dennis and Arlene Hildebrandt Anthony and Nancy Martin Cecilia Webster Hawkins Mark and Linda Crane Jeffrey and Heather Hill Carl and Marjorie Martin Kathleen Franetovich Hurt Gary and Colleen Crews Viet Van and My Hanh Hoang Joan Matejka Suzanne Cramp Maras Frank and Nancy Curran James and Kimberly Hock Joseph and Marie McCabe Mark Meeks Douglas and Maureen Davies Thomas and Sandra Hoff Greg and Jackie McLaughlin Mark Mooney Glenn and Laura Davis William and Arlene Hoffman Andrew and Kellee McLean Ed Powers James and Marcella DeCapite Brian and Lauren Hook Mark Meeks Carol Buczkowski Raley Melissa Delaney Stephen and Janet Hooper John and Lisa Meier Richard Walker Christopher and Kristin Delpi Harry Hopkins Stephanie Meinecke Ron Ward Ronald and Claudia Depasquale Terrance and Anne Hottle Amelia Mike Sharon Miller Class of 1976 John and Virginia Dickie John and Christine Hudacek Jason Smith and Jennifer R. Nelson and Kathleen Hurt Donald and Sandra Millner Kevin Jarvis Dippel-Smith Matthew Hutton Mark and Lori Mooney Ann Weir McAuliffe Paul and Kalli Dircks Joseph and Mary Iacchei Michelle Morrison Harry Webster John and Carole Dolan Robert and Suzanne Ishak John Mullen Class of 1977 Jean D’Onofrio Virginia Ishak R. Kenneth and Katie Murphy L. James Donohue Keith and Paula Isoldi Daniel and Carol Novak Terry Comiskey Charles Smith and Monica Beverly Jenkins Anne Ober Geoff Garinther Dorsey-Smith David Johnson Marguerite O’Brien Mike Hagen David Drager and Karen Holt-Drager Bethany Jones Sandra Pace Bob Maerz George and Ann Drummey Michael and Paulette Jones Robert and Doris Pahr Liz Callahan Markline Carolyn Drummey Christian and Margaret Kanaras Wilbur and Elizabeth Pearce Mark Ramsay James and Karen Dunbar Ann Kangas Nicholas Petrelli Class of 1978 Keri Ellerman Stephen and Martha Kappel Victor and Carol Petrosino David and Suzzett Faby Jolene Baldwin Forrester Dan and Leah Karbler James and Susie Pickett Arthur and Edith Feeney Katy Kelso Giannelli Scott and Patricia Karr Brian and Joanna Powell Cheryl Ferkany Joan Kronner James and Yuki Kealy Edward and Susan Powers Edward Ferkany Ross Rappaport Charles Keenan Donald and Carolyn Raff Sara Ferkany Debbie Bennett Rowe Frank and Nancy Kellner Charles Ramsay Kristen Fink Charlie Scharmann Francis and Susan Kelly Geroge and Kathryn Rash Brian and Maryann Fitzpatrick William and Leslie Kelso Brian Reed Class of 1979 Marian Flagler David Kern Kathleen Regilio Marie Bellantoni William and Sonja Flanigan Paul and Patricia Kertis Arend and Rachael Reid Nicolle Borys-Pirozzi Wilson and Dianne Fowler Mary Kietzman Stanley Reider Steve Cook Ann Fox Andrew and Theresa King Michael and Sonia Reynolds Jim Donohue W. Benjamin Foy Matthew and Lauren Kirchner Stuart and Katie Rinehart Karen Oppelt John and Carol Freeman William Kissinger Anthony Roman Geoffrey and Carol Garinther Popey Kleon Richard and Janet Romanelli Class of 1980 Robert and Judith Gavlinski Ethan and Betty Kline John and Suzanne Rosaschi P.J. Haviland Gordon and Wendy Gehring Margaret Kohles Peter and Florence Rosaschi Kyle White Michael and Candice Giordano Charles Kraft Anna Rossberg Frank Giorno Class of 1981 Joseph and Doris Kraft Thomas and Barbara Rusek Sol Goldstein William and Susan Kraft Dale and Susan Russell Ken Murphy Frank and Mary Gostomski Joseph and Dolores Krysiak Gregory and Diane Russell Marty Perry John and Barbara Gostomski Jeffrey Kupets and Carolyn Eby Jay and Estelle Ryerson Dan Scieszka Lance and Patricia Griffin Peter and Stephanie Langbein Mr. and Mrs. A. Santoro Anthony and Toni Guidi Kathryn Lannon Nick and Graziella Santoro Michael Hagen Samuel and Sherri Leppert Caroline Scelsi John and Joan Haggerty Victor and Dahlia Limongelli Lorrie Schenning J.D. and Susan G. Harris Jack Logan G. Michael Schleupner Martha Harris Michael and Brenda Lozinak Stephen and Carol Schott Russell and Mary Hastler Gerald and Kathy Luft Gregg Schwind William and Mary Hatter Scott and Lucy Lukas Daniel and Denise Scieszka

30 CONNECTIONS MAGAZINE • Spring 2017 1964 Society ($100– $249) cont. Bruno and Maria Rosaria Scotto Di Carlo David and Barbara Sharretts Prashant Shukla and Neelu Milak Joseph and Lynn Skerpon Colleen Smith David and Suzanne Smith Jim and Dena Snyder Paul Strohmer Michael Sullivan Paul Daniel and Martha Sullivan Todd and Wendy Sullivan Barbara Krim and Milton Szimanski Gregory Szoka and Mary McGuirk Steve Teter Joan G. Thomas Nicole Thorsvik Robert and Deborah Titelman C. Byron Todd Joseph and Rose Turnbull Bradley and Nancy Undem Christopher and Lisa Vadas Mr. and Mrs. James P. Vadas Ronald and Mary Valenti Lucille Valle Joseph and Kimberly Van Dalsum Margaret Vaughan Belinda Vela Eligius von Paris Elizabeth Ann Walker Stewart and Heidi Walker John and Barbara Ward Arthur and Lauren Ward Ronald and Kathleen Ward Vincent and Kristina Weaver Edward and Catherine Weckel Mark and Michele Wedemeyer Amanda Wehner Kathleen Welsh Tedd and Lauren Welsh David and Sarah Westervelt Kyle and Lisa White Joseph and Cynthia Wiley Eric and Catherine Williams David and Pauline Williams Michael and Karen Williamson Charles and Audrey Wilson Richard and Renee Wilson Steven and Joan Windmuller Tanya Wojtulewicz Richard and Helen Woodward Robert Yim Jerome and Laura Zavodny Warren and Laura Zimmer

JOHNCARROLL.ORG 31 CONSTITUENT GIVING Board of Trustees Faculty, Staff & Coaches Salvatore and Rosemary Caltabiano Richard and Barbara McCaughey Vickie E. Bands ’75 George Appleby Robert and Lisa Campbell Gregory and Jackie McLaughlin Sister Kathleen Brabson, SSJ Patrick and Julie Baker Thomas and Michelle Centi A. Srikumar Menon and Ranjana Verma Elizabeth A. Campion J. Arnold and Kathleen Barnes Stuart and Pamela Cohen Amy Meyerl Joseph D. Drusano Edward and Diane Brown James and Christine Collier Anthony and Debbie Mezzatesta Dr. Eugene Egerton Sean Connolly and Melissa Rick and Lori Remeto Craig and Debbie Miceli Robert J. Falter Dempsey-Connolly Gary and Colleen Crews John and Marcie Michael Heidi L. Fletcher Kathleen and Chris Cullen Brian and Stacie Currey Donald and Sandra Millner Rajiv K. Goel, Esq. ’90 George and Ann Drummey Douglas and Maureen Davies Daniel and Leigh Ann Moran Frank A. Gunther, III Kevin and Jane Fogarty Christopher and Kristin Delpi Victoria Deyesu John S. Karas, Esq. Cathy Frazier Charles and Andrea Susan Diehl Michael and Julie Moxley James F. LaCalle Louis and Louise Geczy Tim and Lisa Dippel Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Mrowiec Donald F. Lynch, Jr. Jacob and Amy Hollin Jason Smith and Jennifer Dippel-Smith Samuel and Umoh Oduok John Pipitone John and Cathy Krystkiewicz David and Karen Drager Charles and Lisa Pattisall Senator James C. Rosapepe Neala Lancellotti Ibironki Jummy Fakoya Philip and Michele Piercy Rev. Msgr. G. Michael Schleupner Paul and Generosa Lazor Sara Ferkany K. Anthony and Judith Pika John and Lynn Sdanowich Robert and Beverly Markel Tom Ferkany Ralph Pirozzi and Nicolle Borys-Pirozzi Rev. Blaise C. Sedney ’78 Anthony and Nancy Martin William and Sonja Flanigan Rhonda Piunti Geralynn D. Smyth Edward and Kate Dippel Maynard Jeff and Jean Foulk Andrew and Christine Plumer James F. 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32 CONNECTIONS MAGAZINE • Spring 2017 Alumni Parents ALUMNI Maj. (Ret) and Mrs. Guy M. Akob Carolyn Drummey Michael and Diane Lutz Class of 1982 Sharon Angelucci Julie and Jack Duley Edwin and Martha Lynch Joe Barretto Louise and Don Angert James and Karen Dunbar John and Mary Maerz Alan Berger D. Joyce Appel Mary Elizabeth Evans Edward and Clare Maher Billy Boniface Randall and Dawn Asbury David and Suzzett Faby Jim and Mary Jo Martin Patrick Comiskey William and Sharyn Ashman Marian Flagler Joan Matejka Beverly Jenkins Paul Barker Wilson and Dianne Fowler Donald and Brenda McCaughey Margaret King Kanaras Douglas and Lucille Barrett Mrs. L.N. Franetovich Frank and Marcia McDermott Andrew McLean Austin Barrows Joseph and Anne Garrett Leo C. McDonagh, Jr. Chris Horley Susman Nicholas and Florence Mele Lawrence and Marie Berger Frank Giorno Shea Welsh James and Rosemary Bonsack Denise Goheen Anthony and Virginia Meoli Joanna Borys Patrick and Catherine Goles David and Judith Merow Class of 1983 Jonathan and Kelly Botzler John and Joan Haggerty Russell and Michele Michael Steve Lutche Earnest and Natalie Boyd J.D. and Susan G. Harris Donna and Paul C. Mitzel, Jr. Don Mosier Irene Boyle Martha Harris George and Michelle Morris Cynthia Foutz Oliver Roger and Mary Broadwater Russell and Mary Hastler Kathleen Nori Jim Pickett Michael and Cathleen Brockmeyer Dennis and Arlene Hildebrandt Daniel and Carol Novak Tim Smidt Augustus and Penny Brown Fred and Sally Hinder Dr. Marvin and Margaret O’Connell Rob Suter James and Donna Bullinger Keith and Beth Hinder John and Ann Olsen Class of 1984 Bernard and Bonnie Burton Harry and Clare Horn Thorkild and Nancy Paaby Jeanne and Jim Butcher Terrance and Anne Hottle Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Pahr, Jr. Roger Boni Stephen and Wen Cadden Joseph and Mary Iacchei Leonard and Mary Jane Parrish Bob Martin Michael and Patricia Carper Robert and Linda Imbierowicz Wilbur and Elizabeth Pearce Neelu Milak Alan and Kathleen Casey Vincent and Mary Ingrassia Ronald and Elizabeth Peterson Gregg Schwind Paul and Mary Cashour Virginia Ishak Victor and Carol Petrosino Class of 1985 Carol Anne Cassady David Johnson Larry and Sharon Pickett Daniel Carroll James and Carolyn Chrismer Michael and Paulette Jones Nelson and Irene Polun Mary Martello Fraiji Linda Clayton Mary Jean Craig Adolphe and Barbara Pons Jon Hawkins Mark and Linda Crane M. Scot and Patricia Kaufman Donald and Carolyn Raff Matt Hutton Frank and Nancy Curran James and Yuki Kealy Charles “Bud” Ramsay Susan Weller Kutcher Arend and Rachael Reid Charles and Margaret Dauer Scott and Michele Kearby Joe LaPonzina Donald and Jane Dean Charles Keenan Milton and Kathleen Reuwer Jennifer Johnson McGowan James and Marcella DeCapite Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Kertis David and Sandra Ritterpusch Connie Englesson Weil Robert and Deborah Dengler Kevin and Paula Klages Joseph and Pamela Roberts Shelly Ritondo Yurechko Stephen and Deborah DiBiagio Charles and Ann Klarich Michael and Mary Roche John and Virginia Dickie Allen and Kimberly Kleinberg Antoinette Romanelli Class of 1986 Anthony and Margaret DiPaula Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kraft James and Candida Romano Jennifer Dippel-Smith Arthur and Donna Dippel John and Susan Kutcher James and Ruth Rothschilds Ann Kangas John and Carole Dolan Lawrence and Mary Elise Lanahan Thomas and Mary Ann Ryan Lorrie Schenning Stella Dolan Daniel and Jo Ann Lizut The Saddington Family James and Patti Dresher Robert and Joan Lozinak Lawrason Sayre Class of 1987 Jeffrey and Christine Dresher Wayne and Elaine Lutche John and Mary Schap Julie Coccagna Bauer Carl Bianco Scott Christman Tim Dippel Brian Hook Rudy Mueller Tony Roman Nicole Carr Thorsvik Class of 1988 Steve Baikauskas Melissa Delaney Bob Ishak John Kietzman Jerry Logue Class of 1989 Stephen Bittner Lisa Borns Dippel

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