ANN UAL REPORT For fiscal year July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015 Thank you for making our mission possible

Berks Catholic High School is centered on the four pillars of God, Family, Academics, and Fun. As a vibrant Christ-centered community, the Administration, Faculty, and Staff are dedicated to providing a challenging academic environment for a diverse population of young Our Mission men and women. Through Christian principles, rooted in the Catholic tradition, we strive to positively impact our students spiritually, intellectually, socially, physically, and emotionally, so they can live productive lives of service in this world and attain eternal life. Members of the Class of 2015 are filled with mixed emotions on graduation night.

Administration: Tony Balistrere , M.Ed., Principal Alice Einolf , M.Ed., Assistant Principal of Studies and Curriculum Our Leadership Bill Hess , M.Ed., Assistant Principal of Discipline and Athletics Fr. Eugene Ritz , Chaplain Betsy Woytovich , Director of Development Josh Ditsky , M.Ed., Director of Career and College Counseling Sue Kase , M.Ed., Director of Counseling and Campus Ministry Nicole Smith , Director of Admissions

1 In our fourth year we completed and began to implement our strategic plan in the areas of Catholic identity, academic excellence, finance, enrollment, development and facilities. We spent a great deal of time working toward the launch of our Excellence Faith Future Capital Campaign in response to our surging enrollment growth to ensure human formation and academic success of our Saints long into the future. Our goal for the campaign is 9 million dollars, and to date we have 5 million dollars pledged and received. Over the next three years, the campaign requires each of us to look into our heart, as those who have gone before us, to realize that, to a great extent, it is through Berks Catholic High School that our Saint’s faith blossoms and grows, our Church gains strength, it ensures future leaders and solidifies the future of Catholic education. The proposed three story Learning Center will consist of a cafeteria expansion on the lower level, two classrooms and a Learning Commons on the first floor and six classrooms on the second floor. In addition a balcony is proposed for the auditorium to allow for over 1000 seats, and the main stadium will get a new track and artificial turf. The Excellence Faith Future Campaign will position Berks Catholic for growth and success long into the future The class of 2015 contained students discerning the priesthood and religious life; 97% of them have continued their education in college and collectively were offered over 10 million dollars in academic scholarships. Some of the Class of 2015 have entered the military, technical schools, and are exploring gap years involving service. Our students have grown spiritually by attending Mass as a community, performed thousands of hours of service, attended retreats and are discerning what vocation the Lord is calling them toward. We appreciate your patience in the publication of the 2014-15 Annual Report. O’Connell and Company recently completed our first full audit covering the 2014-2015 school year, and as a result we received an unqualified favorable opinion. I am convinced that your investment in Berks Catholic High School produces young men and women who will be catalysts for good wherever they live. I thank you for being a believer and a partner in our mission. Your prayers, financial support and encouragement make the success of our mission a reality. God Bless you and your family and Go Saints!

Sincerely,

Tony Balistrere Principal

2 Mr. Gregg Shemanski, Chairman Mr. Patrick Dolan Mr. Jack Horrigan Mr. Vincent Naso, Jr. Mr. Steve Snyder Mr. Kevin Martin, Vice-President Mr. Michael Ehlerman Mr. Matthew Lloyd Dr. Natalie Parisi Mr. Dave Weber Mrs. Paula Barrett, Treasurer Mr. Robert Firely Mr. Jack Mancuso Mr. John Post Mrs. Kathy Nevel, Secretary Mrs. Kathleen Herbein Msgr. John McCann Mr. Doug Smith

School Motto Advanced Placement Clubs & Activities Unum in Christo Number of courses offered: 25 Aevidum “One in Christ” 195 A.P. Exams were taken in 2015 Art Club 25 A.P. Scholars Auditorium Aides BIG (Believers in God) Club School Colors Book Club Black and Gold Dual credit through Alvernia University Dual enrollment with Penn State Broadway Show Business Club Partnership with Reading Hospital Principal Campus Ministry Aides Tony Balistrere, M.Ed. School of Health Sciences Chorus/Band Engineering Club Asst. Principals Financial Aid Forensics Alice Einolf, M.Ed. 50% of students Bill Hess, M.Ed. French Club Gaming Club Numbers are based on financial aid awarded Garden Club Enrollment* in 2014-15. Geocaching Club 760 students (48.4% male – Harry Potter Club 51.6% female) Athletics HOPE Peer Listening Club Minority – 33.5% (255) Baseball Non-Catholic – 18.8% (143) Marquee Club National Honor Society Numbers based on 2014-15 enrollments Basketball* Bowling* Peer Listeners/HOPE Project Impact 19:1 Cheerleading Faculty/Student Ratio: Cross Country* Pro-Life Club Field Hockey Relay for Life Team 2015 Graduates Football Rock Climbing Total – 178 Golf* Sacristan Club 97% attending 2 or 4 year colleges Lacrosse* Saint Ambassadors Soccer* Silver Lining Club The class of 2015 received $10.8 million Softball Ski Club in scholarships. Tennis* Spanish Club Track & Field* Step Club Student Government Faculty and Administration: 48 Volleyball* 100% hold a Bachelor’s degree Yearbook Wrestling, Swimming*, Water Polo* Students can present their own club 60% hold a Master’s degree and Diving* are available through a co- or beyond to the administration if there is op with Reading High School. enough interest and a moderator. Average faculty teaching * Denotes boys and girls experience: 19.4 years

3 The following are a few examples of how Berks Catholic students and faculty are living and exemplifying the four pillars of GOD, FAMILY, ACADEMICS, and FUN in the school and greater communities.

• RELAY FOR LIFE: Berks Catholic participated GOD in the annual Cancer Awareness/ Relay for Life • KAIROS: This three-day, overnight retreat is Fundraiser. Approximately 40 students, faculty, held twice a year and has been described by administrators and family members supported the retreatants as life-changing. Berks Catholic team by walking, purchasing lumi- • SENIOR RETREAT: Seniors attended Mass and naries, and participating in the second annual breakfast followed by a show at Sight and Sound Volleying for a Cure tournament fundraiser. Theater. This year’s team surpassed their goal by raising over $3,000 towards the fight against cancer. • MASS: Students have the opportunity to attend daily Mass in the chapel. We celebrate Mass and • JOHN PAUL II FUN DAY: As part of the other liturgies with the entire student body at least ongoing partnership with the John Paul II Special two times a month. Learning Center, Berks Catholic Seniors planned the events for the day. Over sixty Berks Catholic students greeted the John Paul II students as they de- FAMILY scended from their school bus. After the students met their buddies for the day, they posed for pictures, • SANTA’S HELPERS: The National Honor Society ran three-legged races, designed picture frames for wrapped and delivered over $2,200 worth of toys their buddy pictures, completed an obstacle course, and gifts to 34 families in need. They also donated and most importantly, took turns at dunking the baby supplies to Catholic Charities and $400 in Berks Catholic seniors at the dunk tanks. After the Redner’s gift cards to the Kennedy House. field events were completed, the JP II students en joyed a picnic lunch with their buddies. It never fails; this day is filled with fun and powered by lots of love! • ACROSS THE COUNTY ALL YEAR LONG: Throughout the year, Berks Catholic students perform acts of service including cleaning and beautification efforts, volunteering at a summer camp, tutoring underprivileged children, serving in soup kitchens and shelters, raising money, and collecting coats, shoes and food for those in need. • MISSION TRIP TO WEST VIRGINIA: For the third consecutive year, 6 students chaperoned by two faculty members participated in a life-changing Habi- tat for Humanity mission trip to West Virginia where they helped build an addition to a house and served the homeless.

Class participation is critical in theology classes at BC.

4 • FACULTY SERVICE: Over 50 BC faculty and staff • PERFORMING ARTS - VOCAL: The Berks participated in an active shooter drill to provide im Catholic chorus performed for the Reading Royals, portant and necessary training for local emergency sang for two senior groups, sang carols at St. personnel on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Joseph’s Regional Health Network, and performed • SAVING LIVES: Members of the Pro-Live Club at the Daniel Torres Hispanic Center. They also sponsored a blood drive, and, as a school, saved 99 lives! performed annual Advent Vespers at Sacred Heart Church and dedicated the annual Spring Music • MARCH FOR LIFE :Ninety Berks Catholic Revue to the music of Billy Joel. Berks Catholic students put their faith in action and headed to also hosted the 41st Annual Diocesan Music Fest Washington DC to join the March for Life on the with performances from 115 students from seven anniversary of the 1973 U.S Supreme Court decision diocesan high schools. to legalize abortion. • 1 student was selected for National Chorus, 2 students participated in Regional Chorus and 1 in Regional Orchestra ACADEMICS • PERFORMING ARTS - THEATRE: By any • DECA BUSINESS COMPETITION: Four measure, the 2015 production of Bye Bye Birdie teen students placed 1st, 2nd, or 3rd. And in team was a huge success! The entire cast and crew did events, BC received 1st place in Business Law and an outstanding job. Ethics and Buying and Merchandising and 2nd place Hospitality Services and Financial Analyses. • CAREER DAY: Over 82 alumni and friends of Berks Catholic participate in our annual Career Day, giving Juniors and Seniors an opportunity to learn more about a vast number of career opportunities. • CULTURE: Spanish faculty and students participated in a cultural immersion day with Spanish music and dances in the auditorium. • BERKS BEST: Mathematics finalist in the 2015 Berks’ Best Awards. • ACCEPTED! 97 percent of the Class of 2015 continued their education at a two or four-year col- lege and received a total of 10.8 million dollars in academic and other merit scholarships and grants for college. They received 502 offers of admissions and were accepted to 154 different colleges and universities in 25 states and Europe.

FUN • VISUAL ARTS: More than 50 pieces of art were on display and BC students won awards in the fol- lowing categories at the Berks County Secondary Art Show, hosted by the Goggle Works: 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place: Tempera Painting

Kaylin Wittmeyer, DJ Katella, and Gabi Taormina entertain a captive audience during a scene from “Bye Bye Birdie”.

5 • ATHLETICS INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS: TEAM ACHIEVEMENTS: - 9 All State Athletes Fall Sports: - 4 All District Athletes - Football: League Championship - 28 All County 1st Team Athletes - Girls’ Volleyball: District and Division - 1 Player of the Year Championships - 3 Coaches of the Year - Golf: Berks II Title and BCIAA Championship STUDENT-ATHLETES: 17 members of the - Cross Country Division Championship Class of 2015 continued their athletic careers in Winter Sports: college at NCAA Div I, II, III, Jr. Coll and Post- Graduate levels in the following sports: Baseball, - Ice Hockey: Catholic Cup Winners W Basketball, M Basketball, Football, W Lacrosse, - Girls’ Basketball: Division 2 Championship Softball, Swimming, W Volleyball at the following - Boys’ Basketball Division 2 Championship institutions: Virginia Tech, Lafayette, Carnegie Mel - Spring Sports: lon, Mount St. Mary’s, Villanova, Flagler, Kent School, West Chester, Philadelphia Univ., Susque - - Girls’ Lacrosse Division Championship hanna, Stevenson Univ., Delaware Valley Univ., - Boys’ Lacrosse Division Championship Bloomsburg Univ., Albright, and York College.

2014 Berks Catholic Golf Team: Berks II and BCIAA Champions

6 Berks Catholic’s approach to counseling is different than any other high school in the county in that college and career counseling and social- emotional (guidance) counseling are handled by separate professional staffs each trained accordingly. This is a model traditionally used by independent, college preparatory schools. WHO WE ARE • A team of college admission professionals solely dedicated to providing college and career guidance to the students and families of the Berks Catholic Community • The Team is comprised of: - Former university admission directors with over 50 combined years of expertise in college admissions advising - Support staff with extensive experience in the college process - Professionals who are highly connected to the college admissions community - Leaders and educators in our state professional association (PACAC) and members of the national professional organization (NACAC) WHAT WE BELIEVE

• In the dignity, value, dreams, and aspirations of those whom we serve • It’s All About the Fit : In other words, every student deserves the opportunity to realize their potential by pursuing educational and career opportunities that best suit them

Mr. Josh Ditsky, Director of College and Career Counseling, shows Class of 2015 Seniors how to navigate college websites in order to determine if the school is the right fit for them.

7 WHOM WE SERVE • 750+ Students and Families at Berks Catholic HS who are widely diverse in terms of socio-economics, ethnicity, family educational level, faith traditions, nationalities, etc. • Hundreds of students and families at the Berks Catholic Partner Schools • Alumni of Berks Catholic, Central Catholic, and Holy Name

WHAT WE PROVIDE • 4 Years of comprehensive college and career planning education via: - Professional experience, knowledge of best practices and current trends - Educational Interactive Programming - Vast library of published and on-line resources • Individualized, Data-Driven, Strategic Planning for every student • Networking Opportunities with college admission and career professionals

CLASS of 2015 SUMMARY With a total of 178 graduating, the Class of 2015 was larger than the previous class by 3 students. The Class of 2015 was very accomplished in many capacities in and out of the classroom, including college admission and matriculations. While not seemingly as “strong on paper” as the prior class, the Class of 2015 outperformed their immediate predecessors. POST GRADUATION PLANS • 97% of the Class of 2015 will continue their education at 4 year colleges/universities, 2 year colleges and technical schools immediately following graduation. This is an increase over the Classes of 2014 and 2013 which saw 92.6% and 94% - respectively. • 2015 Graduates will also serve the country through military enlistment and join the workforce. • Two students from the Class of 2015 will pursue higher education abroad in Europe and New Zealand.

COLLEGE ADMISSION OVERVIEW • The Class of 2015 received 503 offers of admission (510 in 2014) to 154 (157 in 2014 ) different 4 Year colleges and universities in 25 different states, the District of Columbia, and Europe (29 in 2014). • Graduates of the Class of 2015 will matriculate at 77 different 4 year institutions (73 in 2014) in 19 different states (16 in 2014). • 17 Members of the Class of 2015 will continue their athletic careers at NCAA Division I, II, and III institutions like Virginia Tech, Lafayette, Mount St. Mary’s, Carnegie Mellon and more.

8 Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends, 2015 was a special year for Berks Catholic and for our legacy schools, Holy Name and Central Catholic. The Holy Name and Central Catholic Classes of 1965 celebrated their 50th Class Reunions. All 50th Class Reunions are significant, but these two were particularly noteworthy because of their impact on the history of Catholic Education in Berks County. In 1965 Holy Name was built, and students from Central Catholic were divided geographically between the two schools. Students from Reading Catholic continued their education at the new Holy Name. Fifty years later, as Holy Name and Central celebrated their class reunions, the Berks Catholic Class of 2015 became the first class to attend all four years at Berks Catholic. Catholic Education was growing and thriving in 1965, and fifty years later is growing and thriving again. As we record the successes of another school year, I am both humbled and grateful for the support of our alumni, parents and friends of Berks Catholic that continue to make our growth in enrollment and contributions possible.

With the 2016/2017 school year on the horizon, we will have well over 800 Saints walking the halls of Berks Catholic. And thanks to your continued support, we are successfully forwarding our mission and continuing to meet goals in fundraising and development.

As we strive to meet the needs of our surging enrollment, we have developed a Strategic Plan, which can be found on our website. As part of the Strategic Plan, we have embarked on the Excellence Faith Future Capital Campaign, through which we have received pledges and gifts totaling $5 Million. As we work toward our goal of $9 Million, I thank you in advance for your prayerful consideration to support this important campaign, which will create more space for our growing stu - dent body.

And, as always, thank you for your continued support, your prayers, contributions of time, talent and treasure, and for all that you do to help continue the traditions of Catholic secondary education in Berks County. Together we are making a difference in the lives of many Saints.

With much gratitude,

Betsy Gibney Woytovich Director of Development

9 ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 479,339 Investments 1,907,207 Funds Held by Others 266,400 Accounts Receivable (net of Allowance for Doubtful Accounts of $89,636) 60,571 Other Receivables 20,353 Other Assets 32,418 Inventory 15,757 Fixed Assets, Net 4,438,640 TOTAL ASSETS $7,220,685

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES Accounts Payable $ 73,670 Accrued Expenses 438,434 Prepaid Tuition and Fees 314,631 Note Payable 3,628,393 TOTAL LIABILITIES $4,455,128

NET ASSETS Unrestricted $2,201,056 Temporarily Restricted 564,501 TOTAL NET ASSETS $2,765,557

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $7,220,685

The 6/30/15 financial statements were audited by O’Connell & Company, LLC, and an unqualified, favorable opinion was received.

101 1 Investment Auxiliary Student Income Income Other General OPERATING REVENUE Activities Income Fundraising, Tuition and Fees $5,449,830 Net Financial Aid (1,199,105) Annual Fund Tuition and Fees, Net 4,250,725 Gifts and Student Activities 258,299 Grants Gifts and Grants 589,776 Annual Fund 285,781 Subsidy Diocesan Subsidy 194,722 Fundraising, Net 227,918 Investment Income 54,404 Other General Income 9,423 Auxiliary Income 155,927

Tuition and Fees, Net TOTAL REVENUE $6,026,975

OPERATING EXPENSES Depreciation Transportation and Instruction Salaries $2,471,921 Amortization Auxiliary Expense Payroll Taxes 208,942 Development Employee Benefits 727,891 Interest General Total Personnel Expenses 3,408,754 Institutional General Institutional 524,061 Plant Operation Plant Operation and Maintenance 505,041 and Maintenance Student Activities 485,065 Student Instruction 100,375 Activities Development 86,110 Depreciation and Amortization 681,720 Transportation 112,474 Interest 110,458 Auxiliary Expense 119,548 Total Personnel Expenses

TOTAL EXPENSES $6,133,606

1 11 For starters, I’d like to introduce myself. My name is Marina Morales, and I am a senior at Berks Catholic High School. I am excited to say that after many meetings with the very helpful Mr. Ditsky, our College Counselor, I have decided that I will be at - tending Penn State University Park in the fall. As I am nearing the very end of my high school career, I have come to realize just how great these past four years have been, and I would like to take the time to thank those who have helped me get to this point. From my freshman year up until now, I have continued to grow as a person through the help of my teachers and fellow class - mates. The small, close-knit feel of our school has provided me with a sense of family. I can honestly say that I leave my family at home in the morning, only to be connected with my second family here at school. The relationships I have established here are ones that I know will continue for many years to come. Attending Berks Catholic has opened up a whole new world of opportunities for me. I have been able to expand my horizons by participating in many different clubs and activities, which have ultimately led me to meet a variety of people within our school. I have enjoyed not only the social portion of my time here at Berks Catholic, but also the academic curriculum that is pro - vided to the students. The work that is given to us is challenging and strenuous, which requires us to be determined and focused at all times; however, if a student finds that he or she is having a Marina Morales, Class of 2016 hard time, the teachers are always willing to go the extra mile to help us. They, along with Berks Catholic as a whole, want us to succeed and will do anything to make sure that we will. For me, it is this extra push that has fully prepared me for the next level in college. It is because of all of these things that I can genuinely say that I love my school. I have always taken pride in the fact that I am Saint, and I always will be. I would not have wanted to spend the past four years anywhere else. To all the donors who have made it possible for me to receive the best education possible here at Berks Catholic, I thank you from the very bottom of my heart.

12 Michael Kolakowski (CC 1980) Call Center sites located in the US, Philippines, South America, and Mex - ico. I enjoy meeting all of the beautiful people in these countries and the 1. What are you doing now? What is your current position/title? multi-cultural experience. The work allows me to visit places I wouldn’t I am the owner of Kolakowski Quality Painting. have voluntarily chosen. Primarily in the Philippines, I have toured many 2. How do you feel that your CC education helped to get you where you are today? WWII spots like Corregidor Island and the US/Filipino Military Cemetery in Do you credit any teachers/peers/classes? Metro Manila. The weekend pleasure trip stopovers in Tokyo and Hong Kong are also a bonus! My Catholic education taught me to ap - preciate family and the small things in 2. How do you feel that your HN education helped to get you where you are today? life. It has made me the person I am Do you credit any teachers/peers/classes? today, enriched by the life lessons and In addition to my family, I have always credited the friends I made through - moral teachings that I learned while at - out grade school, high school and college for providing me with a solid and tending Catholic school. sensible foundation that I have relied upon over the last 40 years. Although I 3. What advice would you give to current may not have always followed a sensible path, it is strong and was always students at Berks Catholic? there to fall back on. The relationship building that began at Holy Name has helped me tremendously over the course of my career and continues to this Have fun, work hard, learn, discover, ex - day. It enables me to maintain a very strong personal and professional net - plore and accomplish your goals. And, work. though many things will change over the years, I believe these things will remain 3. What advice would you give to current students at Berks Catholic? constant. The students of Berks Catholic are very lucky to be a part of this exciting new 4. Why is it important to you to give back to phase since the merger. There are more resources available now than ever Berks Catholic? before with more improvements on the horizon as a result of the 2016 Capi - Michael Kolakowski (CC tal Campaign. My advice to the students is to covet these days in high 1980) with his wife, Kim, and I give back to Berks Catholic because I school and in college, as they are very special. Take advantage of as many op - daughter, Morgan (BC 2015) believe that Catholic education allows portunities that are available to you and treasure the friendships you are mak - the students to grow up in a community ing. I would not have known this 40 years ago, but as the class of 1976 that supports each other. embarks on their 40th Class Reunion this year, we have come together on 5. Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you like to do outside of work. Facebook and are getting a second chance to re-connect and bond with our classmates. It has been so much fun for all of us! I have been married to my lovely wife, Kim, for 28 years. We have a beautiful daughter, Morgan, who is attending Temple University studying Broadcast 4. Why is it important to you to give back to Berks Catholic? Journalism and was a graduate of Berks Catholic. When I am not working I I never had the pleasure of putting children through school at Holy Name enjoy spending time with my family and attending sporting events. and want to give back to the place that provided me with a wealth of differ - ent experiences, good and bad, and the place that taught me how to deal with every one of those experiences. Kathleen Banco-Cosden (HN 1976) 5. Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you like to do outside of 1. What are you doing now? What is your cur - work. rent position/title? My husband Michael and I enjoy spending time with many of For over 25 years I have been working for our friends and family which includes 6 beautiful nieces from my Comcast in various capacities. Currently, I brothers, Bob (HN’73) and Steve (HN ’84). We are a very work on the Outsource Vendor Performance proud aunt and uncle. We especially love being down at the Management team which includes travel to shore in Sea Isle City, NJ.

Kathleen Banco-Cosden (HN 1976) with her husband, Michael

13 The Saints Fund is the cornerstone of philanthropic giving at Berks Catholic High School. The Saints Fund is a depend - able source of unrestricted gifts that can be applied to the areas of greatest need. Student scholarships and financial aid, cur - riculum enhancement, athletics, and arts and music resources are just some examples of support provided by the fund. It is vital that the Saints Fund continues to grow in order for Berks Catholic to be able to provide an excellent education in a Christ-centered environment to students in Berks County.

SAINTS FUND BREAKDOWN GIVING SOCIETIES BY CONSTITUENCY Saints Fund total $348,474 Archangels Society - $100,000 - $249,999 Patriarchs and Matriarchs Society - $50,000 - $99,999 Alumni - $ 288,968 Apostles Society - $25,000 - $49,999 Current Parents - $6,895 Disciples Society - $10,000-$24,999 Faculty and Staff - $2,904 Bishops Society - $5,000-$9,999 Parents of Alumni - $9,245 Unum in Christo Society - $2,500-$4,999 Friends of Berks Catholic – $40,462 Missionary Society - $1,000+$2,499 Trinity Society - $500+$999 Black and Gold Society - $250+$499 St. Bernard Society - $100+$249 *Note: Some individuals belong to more than one constituency Friends of Berks Catholic – up to $99

Father Eugene Ritz, Chaplin, and Deacon Rick Lanciano celebrate Mass with the student body in the Franco-Post Auditorium

14 Archangels Society - $100,000 - $249,999 Ken and Kathy Emkey Mr. John Langan CC 1959 Kyle Frees Mr. and Mrs. Chad Hendrickson Carl and Kathleen Herbein HN 1966 Apostles Society - $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holleran Mrs. Sophie McDevitt RC 1951 Mrs. Virginia Illuzzi-Belson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kane Disciples Society - $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lloyd CC 1976 Dr. Natalie Parisi-Bell HN 1985 M.J. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lawlor HN 1973 Donald Richard Mulligan CC 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Naso CC 1957 Guardian of Mission Society – $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reimels Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rice Blue Mountain Foundation Mr. Gary Romich Mr. and Mrs. William H. Combs, III Mr. D. Gerald Searfoss CC 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Terry Derr Mr. Gregory Shumaker HN 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gipprich Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith HN 1976/HN 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright CC 1955/1958 Healey Education Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Yoder HN 1981 Mr. Jack Horrigan CC 1946 Raymond and Cynthia Zdradzinski CC 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mancuso CC 1958 Mrs. Elaine Rado Trinity Society – $500 - $999 Drs. Michael and Katie Reimels HN 1993 Kathleen Banco-Cosden HN 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Shemanski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bentz in memory Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wert CC 1977 of Sister Mary Bentz, IHM, CC 1947 CC 1965 James and Theresa (Caruso) Bernardo HN 1971 Unum in Christo Society – $2,500 - $4,999 Mrs. Hildegard Trompetter Ciabattoni CC 1950 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Banco HN 1973 Mr. Kyle Cruley HN 1994 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Banco HN 1984 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin DeSanctis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Benedict CC 1985 Dr. and Mrs. Jon DiCerchio CC 1980/1981 EG and Klara Smith Foundation Mr. Gregory F. Flemming CC 1955 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Martin Ralph and Kathleen Nevel Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Parisi David and Michele Weber CC 1970

Saints Society – $1,000 - $2,499 Dominic and Marie Abruzzese Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Barrett Mr. Robert Bickford, Jr. HN 1967 Boscov's Dept Store Mr. Kevin Calabria HN 1970 Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Ciabattoni HN 1978 Edward J. Kuhn Funeral Home

Students listen attentively to Father Ritz’s Homily during Mass

15 Mr. and Mrs. Josh Ditsky HN 1986 Black and Gold Society – $250 - $499 Ms. Maureen Dolan CC 1985 Ahold Financial Services Anne M. Flynn Mrs. Nina Balistrere HN 1988 Mr. John Gula HN 1971 Mr. James Becker HN 1970 Richard C. Hafer HN 1990 Mr. Barry D Bortz CC 1967 Mrs. Sylvia Kane CC 1953 Mr. Richard Bowers CC 1949 Ms. Gwen Kelly Klein Mr. Charles Clauser HN 1977 Mr. Paul Kelly HN 1988 Alice Davis and Kenneth Davis HN 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maniaci Peter Dolan CC 1981 Mrs. Zelda Marcinkowski in memory Erin M Donaldson, Esq. HN 1985 of Robert L. Marcinkowski HN 1976 Dr. Andrew Duda CC 1968 Mr. Anthony Maryniak HN 1970 Mrs. Lauren Dueffert HN 1985 Mrs. Sylvia McNeill CC 1953 Dr. Gregory Emkey HN 1995 Mrs. Silvia Menicucci Michele Cappellano Morrissey HN 1978 Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Emkey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Naglak Mr. and Mrs. David Franco HN 1972 Ms. Bridget Nelis HN 1986 Rev. John Frink HN 1979 Mr. Frank Scibilia HN 1980 Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. Fromuth CC 1976 Mr. John Swienckowski CC 1957 Mr. Robert Gibilisco CC 1958 Ira Tauber Ms. Amy Gipprich HN 1979 Mrs. Patricia Tucci CC 1956 Penny Golden Mr. J. Craig Tyl HN 1971 Mr. Thomas Hafer CC 1973 Mrs. Theresa (Weller) Yasevich CC 1993 Mrs. Catherine Hess CC 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Zintak, III HN 1965 Mr. Richard Horrigan CC 1975 Mrs. Beth Junikiewicz HN 1988

Ellen Moser, Valedictorian, BC 2015, addresses her classmates during Graduation ceremony at Alvernia University.

We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the information. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

16 Stephen and Suzanne (LaManna) Kase HN 1971 St. Bernard Society – $100 - $249 Ms. Charlene Keller HN 1982 Mrs. Marlene (Chiarelli) Actis-Grande HN 1970 Mr. Robert Kerr CC 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Albert CC 1954 David and Barbara (Auchter) Korczykowski HN 1969 Mrs. Charlene Balistrere Michael and Rachel Kuhn HN 1987 Eileen Banko CC 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lanciano Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barbush Dr. Donald Loeper CC 1944 Mr. Glenn Bartle Ms. Janet Lorenz CC 1976 Mr. Walter J. Bennis, Jr. CC 1943 Susan Macey HN 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blankenbiller Msgr. John McCann CC 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bodner George and Susan McKittrick CC 1972 Mr. Michael Bohrn Mr. and Mrs. Chester Michewicz CC 1963 Mr. Christopher Born HN 1973 Rev. Stanley Moczydlowski HN 1972 Mr. James P. Born, Sr. CC 1943 Ms. Patricia Murphy Mr. George Borst CC 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ostrowski Janet (Borst) and Ron Bortz CC 1954 Mr. Barry Parney Mrs. Josephine M. Borzella CC 1945 Mr. Peter Richards HN 1970 Lori and Glenn Bosshard HN 1981 Mrs. Alberta (Albrecht) Siemiatkoski CC 1947 Mrs. Mary Ann Brendlen CC 1973 Col. (R) and Mrs. Thomas Snukis HN 1974 Ms. Kathleen Bryniarski CC 1965 Mr. and Mrs. David Stahler HN 1998/1999 Mrs. Mary Ann Buchanan HN 1969 Rev. Carl Steffen CC 1948 Doris and Robert Buehrer Mr. Christopher Vozzo HN 2000 Ms. Cheryl Burke HN 1992 Mr. Kerry Wrobel CC 1982 Greg Calabria HN 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Yoder HN 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chubb HN 1976 Mr. Kevin Ciabattoni HN 1997 Chris and Nancee (Crimaldi) Cinelli CC 1966 Mr. Troy Citrullo CC 1989 Jeffrey Coldren CC 1978 Albert Collini, Mary (Devlin) Collini and Jacqueline (Collini) Hillman RC 1960/CC1957/HN 1990 Mrs. Mary Jane Connolly CC 1972 Sally (Wenrich) Criss CC 1960 Dr. and Mrs. James Davidheiser CC 1959 Mr. William Davis Mr. Carmen Deangelis CC 1957 Michael R. DePaul, Sr., in memory of Susan M. DePaul, CC 47 CC 1951 Mrs. Dawn (Maurer) Derr HN 1979 Pete and Paula Desjardins Ms. Sara M. DiBlasi CC 1950 Mr. James Distelhorst CC 1965 Mr. Edward Dobry Janet Dolan CC 1959 Msgr. Edward R. Domin Mr. Joe Zidik CC 1975 Mrs. Louise Dougher CC 1958 Tom and Beth (Fosnocht) Dougherty HN 1972

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17 Mrs. Dorothy Doughty CC 1941 Robert and Mary Ann Killian Sandra A. Duddy Barry and June Kostival CC 1963 Frank Dziedzic CC 1975 Dr. Robert Kraus HN 1970 Mrs. Alice Einolf Kathleen M. Kuczala CC 1953 Mr. Paul Essig, Sr. CC 1951 Dr. Mark Landau HN 1973 Joan A. Evans CC 1954 Mrs. Christine (Spanier) Lattanzio CC 1963 Dr. and Mrs. Bill Finneran Mr. Eric Laub Mr. and Mrs. Robert Firely Dr. Anne Leddy CC 1961 Mrs. Judith (Sheehan) Fisher CC 1964 Mr. David Lengel CC 1976 Elvin and Catherine Flamm CC 1948 Edward and Elizabeth (Kohl) Levandowski CC 1947 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Foanio HN 1981 Mr. Irvin F. Lindinger CC 1954 Kevin and Christine (Concordia) Franey CC 1987/1988 Robert and Maryellen (Chelius) Liptak CC 1957 Mrs. Jean Fromuth CC 1947 John E. and Margaret Loeper CC 1952 Mrs. Mary (Milco) Gallagher CC 1957 Patricia Loomis Mr. Andrew Gallen HN 1975 Mrs. Diane Luchetta CC 1976 Mark and Joni Garza HN 1983 Janet L. Ludwikowski CC 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Gino Gaspari CC 1950 Frank and Stella (Dybalski) Macey CC 1950 Mrs. Patricia (O’Brien) Gibney CC 1958 Paul S. Marshall HN 1967 Mrs. Margaret (Didyoung) Giering CC 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Masano Mr. James Gierschick CC 1966 Francis and Ann Marie Mazurkiewicz CC 1952/CC1954 Mrs. Michelle (Polinko) Groff HN 1993 Ed McCann CC 1953 Mrs. Maryanne Grose HN 1977 Mrs. Deidre McDowell Mr. Thomas Gross CC 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGlinn HN 1974 Mr. Frank Guidara CC 1952 Mr. and Mrs. John McGlinn, Jr. Mrs. Marie Hadley CC 1944 Kathleen Meridionale HN 1973 Debra and Rod Hannahoe Mr. John Miller CC 1964 Don Hassenbein CC 1958 Gerald and Monica Miller CC 1958 Dr. Richard F Heath CC 1975 Mr. and Mrs. John Moczydlowski HN 1968 Christopher and Diane Hess Mrs. Kathleen Moult Lt. Col. Kevin and Alice Hinkle Mr. Jay Mullen CC 1952 Bernard and Patricia Hofmann CC 1952 Miss Michele Murphy Dolores Horrigan CC 1950 Dr. David Muzyka HN 1985 Mr. Lytle Horting CC 1946 Richard E. and Nancy A. Nardy CC 1960 Mr. and Mrs. John Huemmrich CC 1975 Francis Nemeth CC 1952 Elizabeth (Didyoung) Hurleman CC 1962 Edward and Elizabeth Nierle Mr. and Mrs. Joel Iswalt Frank and Linda Noll Ms. Carolyn Izzo-Browne HN 1970 Mr. Carl E. Nuding CC 1954 Mrs. Donna Jerome HN 1967 Paul R. and Mary Jo Ober Ms. Georjean Jones CC 1972 Mary Ostrowski Charles M. and Patricia A. Jones George and Patricia (McCarty) Paul HN 1983/1984 Just Right Motors, Inc. Mrs. Bernice (Rohrbach) Paul CC 1950 Mrs. Jane Kase Mrs. Mary Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kase, Jr. HN 1970 Thomas and Agnes Penrice Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kase HN 1981 Neil and Tracy Perate HN 1971 Louise (Taubitz) Kellenberger CC 1959 Richard Pratt Mrs. Deline (Imes) Ketcham CC 1973 Mr. and Mrs. William (LaRue) Price, III HN 1967

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18 Britt Reed HN 2006 Stephanie (Rado) Taormina HN 1983 Mrs. Gertrude Ritter CC 1947 Mrs. Marilynn (Casse) Teitelbaum CC 1959 Virginia (Cullen) Rush Lucia Torchia-Thompson HN 1973 Mr. Charles Russo CC 1977 Mr. Richard Tranovich CC 1958 Dante and Sharon Santoni, Jr. Peter and Lisa Traugott Ms. Mary Schorn HN 1971 Mrs. Patricia A. (Kuzma) Trujillo Mr. Michael D. Schorn CC 1961 Virginia (Tetlack) Turrisi CC 1948 Mrs. Kelly (Pratt) Schreffler HN 1987 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Vath CC 1944 Karen (Hoover) and Jim Scott CC 1978 Geraldine Wernicki CC 1965 Ray and Beth Serafin CC 1981 Dennis and Cindy Westley HN 1977 Carol Shea CC 1955 Lisa Wolf CC 1979 Mr. Joseph Shidisky Jeff and Betsy (Gibney) Woytovich HN 1988 Mrs. Linda (Belisari) Slatcher HN 1970 Kevin and Donna Wright Mr. Eugene Slegowski CC 1950 Mr. Ronald Wrobel CC 1966 Dr. Thomas L. Snyder CC 1963 Albert and Brenda Yoder CC 1958 William G. Sockel CC 1950 Dr. and Mrs. William Stahler Friends of Berks Catholic – $1 - $99 Mr. John Steber CC 1963 Mrs. Joan Adam CC 1953 Mr. and Mrs. John G. & Nancy (Meoli) Stengel CC 1954/1961 Mr. Joseph M. Adam CC 1949 Ron and Linda Stiles Mrs. Mary Adams CC 1952 Mr. Thomas Stoltz HN 1971 Gregory and Donna Albrecht CC 1966/1967 David and Mary (Hannahoe) Stumhofer CC 1958 Mrs. Gail (Buehrer) Ambrose HN 1971 Mrs. Jean Sullivan CC 1953 Susan and Kent Arters CC 1975 Ms. Rosemarie Sullivan CC 1979 Kevin Ashcroft CC 1972

The BC Pro Life Club, under the direction of Mrs. Kim Staub, organized and ran a blood drive.

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19 Mike and Jeanne Barber Mr. Alphonse Carmello CC 1957 Ms. Rosemarie Barker CC 1954 Mrs. Peggy (Schwab) Carpenter CC 1977 Ltc (Ret.) and Mrs. Richard Barnett Mrs. Ann Louise (Goldman) Carter CC 1949 Ms. Louise Barrasso Richard A Cavanna, Sr. CC 1972 Mr. Richard Bauer CC 1947 Ms. Kristin (Fidler) Cavicchi HN 1994 Mrs. Carol Good Becker CC 1963 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Charles Miss Mary Behney CC 1962 Mr. Donald J. Chelius CC 1952 Mrs. Gertrude Bellanca CC 1951 Robert Ciervo Family CC 1968 Mrs. Mary Jo Berthinet CC 1964 Paul and Elizabeth (Eaman) Clark HN 1990 Lydia Biagianti-Griffith CC 1957 Mr. Raymond Colesworthy CC 1952 Mrs. Loyola Biehl CC 1951 Ms. Monica Crespo HN 2004 Carl and Patricia Blessing HN 1978 Larry and Lynn (Kroener) Curtin CC 1957/1958 Elizabeth (Kugler) Bodek CC 1947 Mr. James Curtin CC 1955 Dan Boone CC 1951 Mrs. JoAnne (Holland) Curtin CC 1957 Ann Marie Botch HN 1987 Michael and Judith Daley CC 1962 Ms. Joanne (Corvaia) Bowers CC 1969 Jo Ann and Tony DeAngelis CC 1962 Mr. James Boyer CC 1971 Richard and Mary (Kaucher) Deemer HN 1968 Mr. Kenneth Brenner CC 1969 Jessie C. Deiter CC 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Broskey CC 1952 Mary A. Dempkowski CC 1945 Mrs. Kathleen Brown CC 1963 Mrs. Irene Didyoung CC 1948 Mr. Dennis Bukovsky CC 1968 Mrs. Elaine Donovan CC 1956 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burton Mr. John Driscoll CC 1965 Mrs. Jo-Marie (Naso) Buzzanca CC 1962 Mr. Joseph Earnest Suzanne Camp Mrs. Mary Richards Eastburn-Patrick CC 1951

Mikey Tauber (BC 2016) and his classmates are actively engaged in lessons of Modern American History.

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20 Judith (Ertel) Eppihimer CC 1961 Janice Delmonico Hatt CC 1973 Mrs. Valetta Eshbach CC 1964 Mrs. Sheri Heckman Mr. and Mrs. Brian Eveland Brandi Herder Mrs. Theresa Farina CC 1954 William Hess Michael and Elizabeth (Boland) Fedorowich HN 1970 Joe and Marry Hoffert CC 1960 Mr. Richard Feicht CC 1948 Mrs. Lora Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ferreira Greg and Diann Hogan Mary R. and Richard Fidler Roselba M. Hornberger CC 1947 Kathy Fitzpatrick CC 1977 Nicholas Huck CC 2000 Victoria Foanio HN 2010 Mr. and Mrs. David Humma CC 1961 Mrs. Barbara Foleno CC 1957 Magdalene (Mullen) Kane CC 1949 Patricia (Pennypacker) Forester CC 1957 Mr. Raymond P. Katrinak, Jr. CC 1952 Claire M. Fruchter CC 1942 Mr. Robert Keim CC 1961 Mrs. Elizabeth (Wentling) Gales CC 1979 Mrs. Elinor Keiser CC 1944 Mrs. Beverly Gallo CC 1965 Mrs. Celestina T. Silvi Keller CC 1948 Helen E. Ganter CC 1947 Diane L. (Chelius) Kline CC 1958 Mr. Richard Gantert CC 1961 Mr. George Knehr CC 1971 Donna and John Giardiello HN 1972 James and Loretta (Tablone) Knepp CC 1964 Mrs. Maryanne (Slapikas) Gieringer CC 1947 Ms. Theresa Knockstead CC 1979 Ms. Rose Marie Goldberg Mrs. Helen Koehler CC 1947 Leonard Graczyk CC 1962 John A. Kolson CC 1958 Mary Ellen Hafer CC 1958 Francis and Ruth A. Kostival CC 1960 Lisa (Yeasted) Haney HN 2005 Mrs. Catherine (Cronan) Krick CC 1941 Mrs. Suzanne (Winne) Hart CC 1987 Mrs. Christine Krzyzanowski CC 1959

Members of the Class of 2015 enjoy the thrill of victory during Color Wars.

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21 Dora and George J. Kugler CC 1952/1954 Mr. and Mrs. John F. McLaughlin CC 1957 Mrs. Mary Kulak CC 1945 Mrs. Gertrude Mikus CC 1954 Mr. David A. Kunstek CC 1974 Mrs. Lucille Miller CC 1958 Ms. Pat Leiendecker CC 1966 Susan J. Miller CC 1958 Yvonne Lepiane Mr. and Mrs. Michael Misterkiewicz, Sr. Christine M. Lis CC 1973 Mrs. Nancy Mitchell CC 1954 John E. and Margaret Loeper CC 1952 Mrs. Denise Mogel HN 1969 Conrad Loeper CC 1959 Mrs. Sharon (Golembiewski) Morgan CC 1963 Brenda Lotz CC 1988 Beth Mull CC 1979 Nancy G. Madeja CC 1950 Patrick M. and Kathleen A. Murphy Mr. Anthony Maniaci CC 1948 Elizabeth Murray Dr. Santo D. Marabella CC 1978 Dawn Negri CC 1960 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marabella Alfred Neri HN 1968 Mr. Paul Marrella Dr. and Mrs. A. George Neubert Mrs. Jeanne (Hannahoe) Mason CC 1985 Catherine Ninfo CC 1952 Mr. Anthony Mattassa CC 1961 Mary R. Noll CC 1941 Kathleen A. Mauger CC 1962 Mrs. Marie (Jagielski) Novack HN 1978 James McCabe Ms. Eleanor Offenderlein CC 1949 Sarah McCoy HN 2006 Mr. John O'Hayer HN 1978 Ms. Rachel McCoy HN 2007 Judith Olson CC 1959 Mrs. Ellen McDyer CC 1971 John and Cynthia Olson CC 1983 Mrs. Marie P. McElwee CC 1948 Mr. Ted O'Malley CC 1960 Marisa and Joe McGrath CC 1976 Mrs. Dolores Ondo CC 1947

Many Saints fill the halls of Berks Catholic High School between classes.

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22 Edmund and Mary P. Palka Adrienne Shuker CC 1952 Adelaide Parks CC 1943 Marcia Silfies CC 1963 David F. Parslar CC 1974 Ms. Dorothy Simmons Joan M. Patti Mr. and Mrs. William J. Simpson CC 1968 Mr. Julio Pellegrini CC 1975 Mrs. Felicia Skimski CC 1959 Mary C. Pierce CC 1949 Dennis Slafkovski HN 1968 Mrs. Ramona M. (Vallish) Porter CC 1953 Mrs. Kathleen A. Smith CC 1959 Ronald F. Potzinger CC 1963 Mrs. Nancy (Vath) Smith CC 1955 Greg Purcell CC 1965 Mrs. Katharine Stachula CC 1955 Mrs. Nina Quaglia HN 1969 Ronald Stanislaw CC 1959 Mr. Barry D. Rader Richard and Betty Stasek Mr. Michael Radomski CC 1967 Bill and Karen Sterner HN 1974 Catalina (Pena) Ramirez Mr. Frank Straka CC 1944 Mr. John Rearden CC 1949 Mary Stroffolino CC 1982 Sister Jane Frances Rearden CC 1952 Mrs. Fern Styer CC 1945 Mrs. Jeannette Reedy CC 1954 Mrs. Jean R. Sweigart Mr. Harry Reese HN 1968 Dr. Teresa Sychterz CC 1970 William H. Rehr, III CC 1959 Mrs. MaryLou Talarigo CC 1954 Mrs. Dorothy C. (Metz) Reifsnyder CC 1947 Target Corporation Rosemarie Reifsnyder CC 1944 Raymond Terry HN 1971 Mr. Fred Reinhard CC 1946 Mrs. Jean (Bulcavage) Treisbach HN 1969 Mr. Joseph Ricciardi In memory of Ms. Catherine D. Trexler HN 1968 John Minzolillo, RC 1964 HN 1965 Patrick Tulley Mrs. Judith Richards CC 1958 Grace Turnbach Charles W. Rieck, Jr. CC 1977 Dr. Craig and Mrs. Pat Turnbull CC 1958 Mrs. Susan Roeckle CC 1973 Andrea Uniacke HN 2004 Mrs. Joan (Waldman) Rose CC 1954 John Vojtasek CC 1959 Mrs. Cecilia Rose HN 1971 Kevin Wagner HN 1971 Jeanette (Loeper) Rubright CC 1946 Ann M. Wagner CC 1965 Mrs. Mary Grace (Hess) Rugh CC 1965 Christopher Warren BC 2014 Zenaida Ruiz Ms. Kelly Weber CC 2002 Mr. Robert Rymshaw CC 1948 Mrs. Mary Ann (Witkowski) Weglinski CC 1964 Gerry Salvatore CC1956 Ms. Gail Wentzel CC 1953 Mr. and Mrs. Dante Santoni, Sr. William and Patricia (Henry) Wertz CC 1964 Randy Sauppee CC 1978 Mrs. Roberta (Bellis) Westrich CC 1965 Joanne Schaab HN 1971 Mrs. Patricia (Amedeo) White CC 1964 Kathleen (Murray) Schell HN 1977 Gary and Kathleen Wieczorek HN 1977 Barry and JoAnn Schmura CC 1970/1971 Mr. Michael Wieder CC 2002 Marie A. Scholl CC 1948 John J. Wisniewski CC 1966 Mrs. Mary Schrader CC 1947 Ethel Woytek Donald and Frances Schroeder HN 1970 Mary Woytek HN 1970 Maryetta Schweitzer in memory of James Schweitzer, CC1944 Helen and Wally Woytovich Mrs. Judy Seiders CC 1975 Margaret Wrede CC 1970 Suzanne and John Seitzinger HN 1981 Joseph Wrede CC 1969 Mrs. Monique Shahabian Robert E. Wrede CC 1973 Al Shaulis CC 1963 Anna Marie Wrobel CC 1959

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23 Emily Wunder CC 2008 Mrs. Shirl Yatron HN 1973 Joe and Judy Yeasted Mr. Michael Yurkiewicz CC 1953 Bonnie and Frank Yusella HN 1969 Mr. Paul Zimmerman CC 1954 Ms. Kathryn Zimmerman CC 1947

Monica Kinyo (BC 2016) volunteers to be a lector during Mass.

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24 Thank you to members of the Edward and Elizabeth (Kohl) Levandowski Central Catholic 1951 following classes who gave to Eleanor A. (Parslar) Rissmiller Michael R. DePaul, Sr. Berks Catholic in 2014/2015 Mrs. Gertrude (Erlacher) Ritter Mr. Paul Essig, Sr. Mr. Richard Bauer Mrs. Gertrude (Gross)Bellanca Elizabeth (Kugler) Bodek Mrs. Loyola (Schnable) Biehl Reading Catholic 1951 Helen E. (Zalegowski) Ganter Dan Boone Mrs. Sophie McDevitt Mrs. Maryanne (Slapikas) Gieringer Mrs. Mary (Richards) Eastburn-Patrick Roselba M. (Elbert) Hornberger Central Catholic 1941 Mrs. Helen (Sattler) Koehler Central Catholic 1952 Mrs. Dorothy Doughty Mrs. Marie P. (Wood) McElwee Mrs. Mary (Nangle) Adams Mrs. Catherine (Cronan) Krick Mrs. Dolores (Andrejansky) Ondo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Broskey Mary R. Noll Mrs. Dorothy C. (Metz) Reifsnyder Mr. Donald J. Chelius Mrs. Mary (Spuhler)Schrader Mr. Raymond Colesworthy Central Catholic 1942 Ms. Kathryn Zimmerman Mr. Frank Guidara Claire M. Fruchter Bernard and Patricia (Fordyce)Hofmann Central Catholic 1948 Mr. Raymond P Katrinak, Jr. Central Catholic 1943 Rev. Carl Steffen John E. and Margaret Loeper Mr. Walter J. Bennis, Jr. Elvin and Catherine (Elbert) Flamm Francis and Ann Marie (Troilo) Mazurkiewicz Mr. James P. Born, Sr. Virginia (Tetlack) Turrisi Mr. John A. Mullen Adelaide Parks Mrs. Irene (Bukowski) Didyoung Francis Nemeth Mr. Richard Feicht Catherine (Denunzio) Ninfo Central Catholic 1944 Mrs. Celestina T. (Silvi) Keller Sister Jane Frances Rearden Mrs. Marie Hadley Mr. Anthony Maniaci Adrienne Shuker Mrs. Elinor Keiser Mr. Robert Rymshaw Dr. Donald Loeper Marie A. (Spohn) Scholl Central Catholic 1953 Rosemarie Reifsnyder Mrs. Joan (Metivier) Adam Mr. Frank Straka Central Catholic 1949 Mrs. Sylvia (Young) Kane Mr. and Mrs. William D. Vath Mr. Richard Bowers Kathleen M. (Kase) Kuczala Mr. Joseph M. Adam Ed McCann Central Catholic 1945 Mrs. Ann Louise (Goldman) Carter Mrs. Sylvia (Schiavo) McNeill Dr. and Mrs. Allen Ashcroft Magdalene (Mullen) Kane Mrs. Ramona M. (Vallish) Porter Mrs. Josephine M. Borzella Ms. Eleanor Offenderlein Mrs. Jean (Glaser) Sullivan Mary A. Dempkowski Mary C. (Bielski) Pierce Donald and Patricia (Didyoung) Wentling Mrs. Mary Kulak Mr. John Rearden Ms. Gail (Rathman) Wentzel Mrs. Fern Styer Mr. Michael Yurkiewicz Central Catholic 1950 Central Catholic 1946 Mrs. Hildegard (Trompetter Ciabattoni) Central Catholic 1954 Mr. Jack Horrigan Ms. Sara M. DiBlasi Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Albert Mr. Lytle Horting Mr. and Mrs. Gino Gaspari Ms. Rosemarie (Holzapfel) Barker Mr. Fred Reinhard Dolores (Kreisher) Horrigan Mr. George Borst Jeanette (Loeper) Rubright Frank and Stella (Dybalski) Macey Ron and Janet (Borst) Bortz Mrs. Bernice( Rohrbach) Paul Jessie C. Deiter Central Catholic 1947 Mr. Eugene Slegowski Joan A. (Wiswesser)Evans Mrs. Alberta (Albrecht) Siemiatkoski William G. Sockel Mrs. Theresa (Loeper) Farina Mrs. Jean(Vogel) Fromuth Nancy G. (Ginther) Madeja Mr. Thomas Gross

We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the information. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

25 Mr. George Kugler Don Hassenbein Dr. Anne Leddy Mr. Irvin F. Lindinger Diane L. (Chelius) Kline Mr. Anthony Mattassa Francis and Ann Marie (Troilo) Mazurkiewicz John A. Kolson Mr. Michael D. Schorn Mrs. Gertrude (Lang) Mikus Jack and Mary Louise (Kelly) Mancuso Mr. and Mrs. John Stengel Mrs. Nancy (Davidheiser)Mitchell Terrence and Bobbie McGlinn Mr. Carl E Nuding Gerald and Monica Miller Central Catholic 1962 Mrs. Jeannette (Stacherski) Reedy Mrs. Lucille (Bayus) Miller Miss Mary Behney Mrs. Joan (Waldman) Rose Susan J. Miller Mrs. Jo-Marie (Naso) Buzzanca Mr. and Mrs. John Stengel Mrs. Judith (Litwin) Richards Michael and Judith Daley Mrs. MaryLou (Hunter)Talarigo David and Mary (Hannahoe) Stumhofer Jo Ann (Henry) and Tony DeAngelis Donald and Patricia (Didyoung) Wentling Mr. Richard Tranovich Leonard Graczyk Mr. Paul Zimmerman Dr. Craig Turnbull Mrs. Catherine Hess Robert and Catherine (Didyoung) Wright Elizabeth (Didyoung) Hurleman Central Catholic 1955 Albert and Brenda (Rutolo) Yoder Kathleen A. Mauger Mr. James Curtin Lloyd and Geraldine (Rutolo) Wolf Mr. Gregory F. Flemming Central Catholic 1959 Carol Shea Dr. and Mrs. James Davidheiser Central Catholic 1963 Mrs. Nancy (Vath) Smith Janet (Wagner)Dolan Mrs. Carol (Good) Becker Mrs. Katharine (Ashenbrenner) Stachula Louise (Taubitz) Kellenberger Mrs. Kathleen (Civita) Brown Robert and Catherine (Didyoung) Wright Mrs. Christine (Bialek) Krzyzanowski Mr. Robert Kerr Mr. John Langan Barry and June (Wollicki) Kostival Central Catholic 1956 Conrad Loeper Mrs. Christine (Spanier) Lattanzio Mrs. Elaine (Allgoever) Donovan Donald Richard Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Chester Michewicz John and Maryanne Post Judith (Wagner) Olson Mrs. Sharon (Golembiewski) Morgan Gerry (Galczynski) Salvatore William H Rehr, III Ronald F. Potzinger Mrs. Patricia (Miller)Tucci Mr. D. Gerald Searfoss Al Shaulis Mrs. Felicia (Kompa) Skimski Marcia (Thren) Silfies Central Catholic 1957 Mrs. Kathleen A. (Whitaker) Smith Dr. Thomas L. Snyder Lydia Biagianti-Griffith Ronald Stanislaw Mr. John Steber Mr. Alphonse Carmello Mrs. Marilynn (Casse) Teitelbaum Mrs. Mary (Devlin) Collini John Vojtasek Central Catholic 1964 Mrs. JoAnne (Holland) Curtin Anna Marie (Malone) Wrobel Mrs. Mary Jo (Hofmann) Berthinet Lawrence and Lynn (Kroener) Curtin Sandra A. Duddy Mrs. Barbara (Drexler) Foleno Central Catholic 1960 Mrs. Valetta (Painter) Eshbach Patricia (Pennypacker) Forester Sally (Wenrich) Criss Mrs. Judith (Sheehan) Fisher Mrs. Mary (Milco) Gallagher Mrs. Margaret (Didyoung) Giering Mr. and Mrs. James Knepp Robert and Maryellen (Chelius) Liptak Joe and Marry Hoffert Mr. John Miller Mr. and Mrs. John F. McLaughlin Francis and Ruth A. Kostival Mrs. Mary Ann (Witkowski) Weglinski Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Naso Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nardy William and Patricia (Henry) Wertz Mr. John Swienckowski Dawn (Olszewski) Negri Mrs. Patricia (Amedeo) White Mr. Ted O'Malley Central Catholic 1958 Central Catholic 1965 Lawrence and Lynn (Kroener) Curtin Central Catholic 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bentz Mrs. Louise (Schnepf) Dougher Judith (Ertel) Eppihimer Ms. Kathleen Bryniarski Mr. Robert Gibilisco Mr. Richard Gantert John and Maura (McGrath) Ciabattoni Mrs. Patricia (O’Brien) Gibney Mr. and Mrs. David Humma Mr. James Distelhorst Mary Ellen (McGoey) Hafer Mr. Robert Keim Mr. John Driscoll

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26 Mrs. Beverly Gallo Central Catholic 1972 Central Catholic 1978 Janet L. Ludwikowski Kevin Ashcroft Jeffrey Coldren Msgr. John McCann Richard A Cavanna, Sr. Greg Ermentrout and Ken DeStefano Greg Purcell Mrs. Mary Jane (McDevitt) Connolly James and Cindy (Kolakowski) Keane Mrs. Mary Grace (Hess) Rugh Ms. Georjean Jones Dr. Santo D Marabella Ann M Wagner George and Susan (Skrocki) McKittrick Randy Sauppee Geraldine Wernicki Mrs. Karen (Hoover) and Jim Scott Mrs. Roberta (Bellis) Westrich Central Catholic 1973 Mrs. Mary Ann (Borzacchini) Brendlen Central Catholic 1979 Central Catholic 1966 Mr. Thomas Hafer Mrs. Elizabeth (Wentling) Gales Gregory and Donna (Thren) Albrecht Janice (Delmonico) Hatt Ms. Theresa Knockstead Chris and Nancee (Crimaldi) Cinelli Mrs. Deline (Imes) Ketcham Beth Mull Mr. James Gierschick Christine M. (Lewandowski) Lis Ms. Rosemarie Sullivan Ms. Pat Leiendecker Mrs. Susan (Monde) Roeckle Lisa Wolf John J. Wisniewski Robert E. Wrede Mr. Ronald Wrobel Central Catholic 1980 Central Catholic 1974 Dr. Jon and Ann (Campbell) DiCerchio Central Catholic 1967 Mr. David A. Kunstek Tom and Karen Franey Mr. Barry D. Bortz David F. Parslar Michael and Kim Kolakowski Mr. Michael Radomski Central Catholic 1975 Central Catholic 1981 Central Catholic 1968 Susan (Skopek)and Kent Arters Dr. Joe and Ann Albert Eileen (Chojnowski) Banko Frank Dziedzic Peter Dolan Mr. Dennis Bukovsky Dr. Richard F. Heath Joe and Eileen Levan Robert Ciervo Mr. Richard Horrigan Ray and Beth (DiCerchio) Serafin Dr. Andrew Duda John and Bridget (Nawrocki) Huemmrich Raymond and Cynthia Zdradzinski Mr. and Mrs. William J. Simpson Mr. Julio Pellegrini Mrs. Judy (Clouser) Seiders Central Catholic 1982 Central Catholic 1969 Mr. Joe Zidik Michael and Patricia (Wernicki) Golembiewski Ms. Joanne (Corvaia) Bowers Pat and Meg (McGlinn) Shields Mr. Kenneth Brenner Central Catholic 1976 Mary Stroffolino Joseph Wrede Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. Fromuth Mr. Kerry Wrobel Donald and Bernie Wrobel Mr. David Lengel Matthew and Sandi (Goldberg) Lloyd Central Catholic 1983 Central Catholic 1970 Ms. Janet Lorenz John and Cynthia (Rathman) Olson Stanley and Jean Fromuth Mrs. Diane (Daly) Luchetta Karen (Wentling) Schroder Barry and JoAnn (Pipala) Schmura Mr. Marisa (Colavito) and Joe McGrath Dr. Teresa Sychterz Central Catholic 1985 David and Michele (Yurkanin)Weber Central Catholic 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Benedict Margaret Wrede Mrs. Peggy (Schwab) Carpenter Ms. Maureen Dolan Terry and Rhonda (Ermentrout) Hanley Central Catholic 1971 Kathy Fitzpatrick Mrs. Jeanne (Hannahoe) Mason Mr. James Boyer Charles W Rieck, Jr. Central Catholic 1987 Mr. George Knehr Mr. Charles Russo Kevin and Christine (Concordia) Franey Mrs. Ellen (Schwartz) McDyer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Shemanski Mrs. Suzanne (Winne) Hart Barry and JoAnn (Pipala) Schmura

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27 Central Catholic 1986 Dennis Slafkovski Holy Name 1973 Erik & Suzanne (Green) Nordhoy Ms. Catherine D. Trexler Dr. and Mrs. Robert Banco Mr. Christopher Born Central Catholic 1988 Holy Name 1969 Dr. Mark Landau Kevin and Christine (Concordia) Franey Mrs. Mary Ann (Zanis) Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Lawlor Bill and Robin (Wenrich) Hess David and Barbara (Auchter) Korczykowski Susan Macey Brenda Lotz Dr. and Mrs. John LaManna Kathleen Meridionale Mrs. Denise Mogel Lucia Torchia-Thompson Central Catholic 1989 Mrs. Nina (Corvelli) Quaglia Mrs. Shirl (Sabalski) Yatron Mr. Troy Citrullo Mrs. Jean (Bulcavage) Treisbach Jeff and Nicole (Chiarelli) Smith Bonnie (Naso) and Frank Yusella Holy Name 1974 Dave and Mary Landau Central Catholic 1992 Holy Name 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGlinn Rob and Amber Campitelli Mr. R. Terrance Brennan Estate Col. (R) and Mrs. Thomas Snukis Patrick and Kim Dolan Mr. Kevin Calabria Bill and Karen (Arentz) Sterner Mr. Anthony Maryniak Central Catholic 1993 Mr. James Becker Holy Name 1975 Mrs. Theresa (Weller) Yasevich Mr. Peter Richards Mr. Andrew Gallen Mrs. Marlene (Chiarelli) Actis-Grande Central Catholic 2000 Ms. Carolyn Izzo-Browne Holy Name 1976 Nicholas Huck Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kase, Jr. Kathleen Banco-Cosden Dr. Robert Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chubb Central Catholic 2002 Mrs. Linda (Belisari) Slatcher Peter and Maureen (McKeone) Gipprich Ms. Kelly Weber Michael and Elizabeth (Boland) Fedorowich Tim and Susan Yoder Mr. Michael Wieder Donald and Frances Schroeder Mary Woytek Holy Name 1977 Central Catholic 2008 Mr. Charles Clauser Emily Wunder Holy Name 1971 John and Mary ( Parker) Craley James and Teresa (Caruso) Bernardo Mrs. Maryanne (Roesch) Grose Holy Name 1965 Mr. John Gula Kathleen (Murray) Schell Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Zintak, III Mr. J. Craig Tyl Dennis and Cindy Westley Stephen and Suzanne Kase Greg Calabria Gary and Kathleen Wieczorek Neil and Tracy Perate Mr. Joseph Ricciardi Ms. Mary Schorn Mr. Thomas Stoltz Holy Name 1978 Holy Name 1966 Mrs. Gail (Buehrer) Ambrose Carl and Patricia Blessing Carl and Kathleen (Driscoll) Herbein Mrs. Cecilia (Gross) Rose Deborah Carfagno Joanne Schaab Dr. Frederick and Barbara (Kase) Ciabattoni Holy Name 1967 Raymond Terry Michele (Cappellano) Morrissey Mr. Robert Bickford, Jr. Kevin Wagner Mrs. Marie (Jagielski) Novack Mrs. Donna (Pierce) Jerome Mr. John O'Hayer Paul S. Marshall Holy Name 1979 William and Betsy (LaRue) Price, III Holy Name 1972 Rev. John Frink Tom and Beth (Fosnocht) Dougherty Ms. Amy Gipprich David and Eileen (Vath) Franco Holy Name 1968 Rev. Stanley Moczydlowski Mrs. Dawn (Maurer) Derr Kenneth and Alice (Calabria) Davis Donna (O’Neill) and John Giardiello Alfred Neri Mr. Harry Reese

We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the information. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

28 Holy Name 1980 Holy Name 1987 Holy Name 1998 Mark and Amy (Kumpf) Gaspari Ann Marie (Cucinotta)Botch Rob McIntosh Virginia (Cullen) Rush James and Danielle (Kline) Fowler David and Jessica (Sobotka) Stahler Mr. Frank Scibilia Michael and Rachel Kuhn Mr. Gregory Shumaker Paul and Natalia Lafata Holy Name 1999 Mrs. Kelly (Pratt) Schreffler David and Jessica (Sobotka) Stahler Holy Name 1981 Lori (Lis)and Glenn Bosshard Holy Name 1988 Holy Name 2000 Mike and Ellie (Politz) Butto Tony and Nina (Wolf) Balistrere Mr. Christopher Vozzo Ann (Stasek)and Anthony Foanio Michael and Susan (Rado) Duddy Mark and Amy (Kumpf) Gaspari Andy and Beth (Yoder) Junikiewicz Holy Name 2004 Dino and Debbie (Smith) Ioannidi Mr. Paul Kelly Ms. Monica Crespo Matthew and Rosemary (Ehlerman) Kase Matt and Becky Stitzel James Mancuso Suzanne (Anker) and John Seitzinger Jeff and Betsy (Gibney) Woytovich Andrea Uniacke Dave and Athena Waligurski Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Yoder Holy Name 1989 Holy Name 2005 Bill and Robin (Wenrich) Hess Daniel Craley Holy Name 1982 Lisa (Yeasted) Haney Kevin and Mary Lou (Buckley) Duncan Holy Name 1990 Ms. Charlene Keller Bernie and Michelle (Geddio) Anton Holy Name 2006 Mike and Maria (Gabrielli) Nawa Bob and Amy (Wentling) Birmingham Britt Reed Scott Esterbrook and Rose Kennedy Sarah McCoy Holy Name 1983 Richard C. Hafer Bob and Amy (Wentling) Birmingham Paul and Elizabeth (Eaman) Clark Holy Name 2007 Mark and Joni (Sherman) Garza Ms. Rachel McCoy George and Patricia (McCarty) Paul Holy Name 1992 Amanda Craley Stephanie (Rado) Taormina Ms. Cheryl Burke Dan and Lisa Emkey Holy Name 2008 Holy Name 1984 Benjamin LaManna Dr. and Mrs. Stephen P Banco Holy Name 1993 Terry and Rhonda (Ermentrout) Hanley Matt and Kristin Duddy Holy Name 2010 George and Patricia (McCarty) Paul Drs. Michael and Katie Reimels Victoria Foanio Mrs. Michelle (Polinko) Groff Holy Name 1985 Berks Catholic 2014 Erin M Donaldson, Esq. Holy Name 1994 Christopher Warren Mrs. Lauren (Ashburn) Dueffert Ms. Kristin (Fidler) Cavicchi Kevin and Susan Moore Mr. Kyle Cruley John and Beth (Kase) Morelli Brian and Kim (Reimels) Lewis Dr. David Muzyka Holy Name 1995 Dr. Natalie Parisi-Bell Dr. Gregory Emkey Holy Name 1986 Josh and Andi Ditsky Holy Name 1997 Michael and Susan (Rado) Duddy Mr. Kevin Ciabattoni James and Danielle (Kline) Fowler Dr. Chris Mancuso Ms. Bridget Nelis

We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the information. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

29 Extravaganza was held on Thursday and Friday, October 9 and 10, 2014, at Berks Catholic High School. This annual two-day event is our biggest social fundraiser that both celebrates and advances the mission of Berks Catholic High School. We began on Thursday evening with Preview Night where parents, alumni and friends bid on silent auction items and the homeroom basket auction. On Friday evening, the dinner and live auction was held, which included hors d’oeuvres, open bar, silent and live auctions, raffle drawing, music and entertainment. The co-chairs were Bill & Betsy Finneran, Rich & Lynnie Gregor, Terry & Rhonda Hanley, Mike & Kim Kolakowski, and Chris Mancuso. Congratulation s to our honorees, John R. and Maryanne Post and Sophie McDevitt, who were honored for their many years of support and dedication to Catholic Education in Berks County. Extravaganza 2014 was a great success and raised over $240,000, including $84,750 toward the Emotional Appeal, and $10,000 for a future capital project from the John R. Post Charitable Family Foundation. The Emotional Appeal monies were used toward a multimedia digital upgrade to the auditorium as well as 21st Century technology upgrades throughout the school. All monies raised at Extravaganza go directly back into the school. Extravaganza provides a great opportunity for members of our school community to come together to cele - brate the mission and vision of Berks Catholic.

Financial Report

Extravaganza Income - $325,966 | Extravaganza Expenses - $84,552

Net Income - $241,414 | Inclusive of Emotional Appeal - $84,750 and a gift to Future Capital Project - $10,000 from the John R. Post Charitable Family Foundation | True Net Income - $146,664

Total Reservations 288

We would like to thank the following individuals and businesses for their support of Extravaganza 2014 through donations in both cash and auction items:

3rd and Spruce B & G Glass Berks Basketball Association A Friend of Berks Catholic Pat Baker Berks Fire-Water Restorations, Inc Acting Up Studio Tony & Nina Balistrere Berkshire Country Club Adelphia Seafood Steve & Lisa Banco Bills Khakis All Star Distributing Philip & Karen Baney Bistro 614 Alvernia University Barry Adams, Golf Pro Bixler's Lodge American Eagle Outfitters Foundation BCHS Faculty Blair Vineyards Anewalt's Landscape Contracting BC Youth Football & Cheerleading Bob & Amy Birmingham Anthony's Barber Shop Bed Bath and Beyond Body Zone Sports and Wellness Anthony's Trattoria Bella Jules Fashion Boutique Steve Bonner - Austin's Restaurant & Bar Berks Catholic High School Boscov's Ala Carte Catering Auto Spa of Wyomissing Berks Catholic PTO Bower's Photo

We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the information. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

30 Bowl-O-Rama Foxchase Golf Club Lords & Ladies Salon & Medical Spa Scott & Vicki Boyer Freedom Auto Group Christopher Mancuso Brewer's Bar & Grill Framer's Nook Mangia! Italian Restaurant Bruno Furs Fulton Opera House/Theatre Stephanie Marmarou Eric & Angela Burkey Steve & Kathy Gable Stratton & JoAnne Marmarou Buttonwood Blooms Ganly's Pub & Restaurant The Marmarou Family Mike & Ellie Butto Mark & Amy Gaspari McGinn School Apparel Canal Street Pub & Restaurant MaryAnne Gaza Men's Locker Room Gary Canner, MD Congressman James Gerlach Rob McIntosh Cardinal's Driving School Giant Foods Stores, LLC Mimmo's Restaurant & Pizzeria Cathy Chervanick Decorative Painting Gipprich Jewelers Mom Chaffe's Cellarette Chapel Hill Golf Course GNA Ristorante & Pizzeria Kevin & Susan Moore Chapman's Deli Golden Oaks Golf Club Murphy Jewelers of Tilden Chatty Monks Brewing Co. Michael & Patricia Golembiewski Nathan Mayo & Assoc. Chicken Supreme Green Acres Golf Club National Yorgey's Inc. Cigar Plus Green Kids Crafts New California Bar & Grill CJ's Tire & Automotive Services Richard & Lynnie Gregor New York Bagelry John & Dianne Coccia Terry & Rhonda Hanley Nolde Forest Pottery Courtyard by Marriott Heirlooms by Machel Olyvia's Italian Eatery Amanda Craley HNHS '07 Hershey Bears Hockey Club Philly Pretzel Factory Daniel Craley HNHS '05 Bill & Robin Hess Perkiomen Distibutors John & Mary Craley Inn at Reading Pollack Fashion Outerwear Crowne Plaza Reading Jake's Greenhouse & Garden Center Nancy Potteiger Dairy Queen Kenhorst/Exeter Sherry James Queen Nails Dan's at Green Hills JB Mountain Bikes Stephanie Rado Taormina Deitsch Eck Restaurant Justin F. Bortz Fine Jewelry Railroad House Sports Bar Deluxe Restaurant Karate for Kids Family Center, Inc. Raylon Corporation DeSantis Transportation KDM Hair Design Reading Fightin Phils Baseball Club Josh & Andi Ditsky James Keane Reading Orthodontic Group Dooney & Bourke Outlet Store Michael & Kim Kolakowski Reading Rocks Matthew & Kristy Duddy Kopicki Photography Reno Atlantis Casino Resort & Spa Michael & Susan Duddy Shirley Kubacki Fr. Eugene Ritz Dulin 's Tire & Service Co. Kutztown Auto Royer's Flowers East Penn Manufacturing Paul C & Natalia LaFata Salon Styles East-West Therapeutic Massage Lala Electric Sam's Club Geoff & Lisa Ermentrout John V & Debra LaManna Santino's Family Restaurant Esposito's Restaurant & Pizza LaManna-Dooley Plastic Surgery Assoc. Kevin & Karen Schroder Rick & Merry Fidler Lancaster Cty Center for Plastic Surgery Screpesi's Sandwich Shop Fifty Fifty Tuxedo Rental Timothy & Geraldine Lawlor Searfoss Designer Portraits Fig & Will Learning Express Eric Senkovich William & Betsy Finneran Lebo's Pedal Parlor Pat & Meg Shields Flying Hills Fitness Liberty Taproom Silver Maple Veterinary Clinic James & Danielle Fowler Lifestyle Limousine Jeff & Nicole Smith

We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the information. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

31 Sneaker Villa The Reading Specialists Weis Markets Spine & Wellness Center Three-Minute Car Wash Patricia Wertz Stereo Barn Tom Sturgis Pretzels West Reading Drug Store, Inc. Stokesay Castle Ulta Cosmetics & Hair Salon Winedown Cafe Student Services Company Barry & Christine Unger Jon & Steffani Witmer Super Duper Seafood US Hot Air Balloon Team WORLD Electronics Sycamore Springs Farm & Greenhouse V & S Sandwich Shop Jeffrey & Betsy Woytovich Texas Roadhouse Valhalla Health & Fitness Timothy & Susan Yoder Thanx Hair Artistry Victorian Bridal Villa YoGo Crazy/Select Grille LLC The Works at Wyomissing Alexander & Elizabeth Villareal Raymond & Cynthia Zdradzinski

John R. & Maryanne Post and Sophie McDevitt with Bishop John Barres at a special reception before being honored at Extravaganza 2014.

We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the information. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

32 We would also like to thank our cash donors:

The Apostle Society-$10,000+ The Tauber Family Eugene & Paula Fellin Dr. Frank A. Franco Donald & Patricia Wentling Phillip & S. Jane Ferreira John R. Post Charitable Raymond & Cynthia Zdradzinski Bob & Meribeth Firely Family Foundation Tom & Karen Franey Trinity Society-$500+ Jeff & Michele Hagelbarger Guardian of Mission-$5000+ Dr. & Mrs. Allen J. Ashcroft Jeff & Kim Huntsman Chris Mancuso Dr. & Mrs. Robert Brigham Dino & Deb Ioannidi Bill & Betsy Finneran The Jeremy Carroll Foundation Jennie Javier John & Maura Ciabattoni Jane L. Kase- Proud Ma & Grandma Unum in Christo Society-$2,500+ Ron & Judy Emkey The Kroppe Family Fred & Barb Ciabattoni Mark & Amy Gaspari Tom & Patty Kuzma Terry & Rhonda Hanley Stephen & Lisa Maniaci Tom Masano Auto Group Dan & Kathy Langdon John & Beth Morelli Rev. Msgr. John B. McCann Jack G. & Mary Louise Mancuso In Memory of Thomas and Mike & Maria Nawa Joe & Sharon Reimels Marie Murphy Dr. & Mrs. A. George Neubert Steve & Lauren Snyder The Rice Family Linda & Franklin Noll Jr. Christopher Rice Charles & Jeanne Polinko Saints Society-$1000+ Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Shields Richard H. Pratt Rob & Amber Campitelli Rev. Msgr. James A. Treston Dr. & Mrs. Peter C. Smith (InHomeOxygen) Bob & Kitty Wright The Cannon Family Black & Gold Society-$250+ Silver Maple Veterinary Clinic Dolan Construction Company A Friend of BC Drs. Samuel & Annmarie Yoder Jim & Danielle Fowler Joe & Ann Albert Al & Brenda Yoder Kathy & Steve Gable Walt & Kate Banta The Yoder Family Peter & Maureen Gipprich Pat & Paula Barrett Scott & Angel Helm Rich & Lynnie Gregor Blanski Energy Mgt., Inc. J.F. Horrigan, Jr Rich & Kelly Close Friends of Berks Catholic Kevin & Marcia Hughes Stan & Jean Fromuth -$99 and Under Mike & Kim Kolakowski Shane & Jamie Grim Bernie & Michelle Anton Edward J. Kuhn Funeral Home, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Vincent Moffitt Jeff & Donna Coleman Kuhn-Stitzel Funeral Nancy Potteiger The Eveland Family Homes & Crematory Don & Bernie Wrobel Brooke A. Graham Benjamin LaManna-HN'08 Fr. Keith Mathur The LaManna Family St. Bernard Society-$100+ Irene Maurer Dave & Mary Landau Mr. & Mrs. Robert Beitz Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Miller John & Sandy Larkin John & Terri Brown Clare & Bob Moser Tim & Geraldine Lawlor Rev. Joseph J. Campion Mr. & Mrs. Luis Osorio Joe & Eileen Levan The Coralnick Family Gerald Patrick Ms. Sophie McDevitt Josh & Andi Ditsky Eleanor A. Rissmiller Vince & Gerry Naso Mike & Sue Duddy Kevin & Karen Schroder Andrew & Colleen Rowan Kevin & Mary Lou Duncan Celeste Strobel Gregory & Rebecca Shemanski Dan & Lisa Emkey Dave & Athena Waligurski Greg Ermentrout & Ken DeStefano Clean Image Inc. Scott Esterbrook & Rose Kennedy

33 And a special thank you to our John & Mary Craley Constantine & Deborah Ioannidi John & Melissa Pagerly Emotional Appeal Donors. Kevin & Donna DeSanctis James & Cindy Keane Nancy Potteiger Emotional appeal money was Josh & Andi Ditsky Michael & Kim Kolakowski Joseph & Sharon Reimels used toward a multimedia digital upgrade to the auditorium as Msgr. Ed Domin Fr. Patrick Lamb Fr. Eugene Ritz well as 21st Century technology Andrea Dragonette John & Sandra Larkin James & Sonia Rogers upgrades throughout the school. Mike & Judy Ehlerman Charles & Janet Lentz Dante & Sharon Santoni Dan & Lisa Emkey Joseph & Eileen Levan Christopher Santoro A Friend Of Berks Catholic Ron & Judy Emkey Brian & Kim Lewis Steven & Lauren Snyder Steve & Lisa Banco Scott Esterbrook & Rose Kennedy Jim Mancuso Robert & Marti Spezialetti Walter & Kate Banta Gregory & Lisa Forkin Jack & Mary Louise Mancuso George & Angela Stuhl Scott & Vicki Boyer Jim & Danielle Fowler Dr. Christopher Mancuso Lou & Ann Sutherland Joseph & Elaine Butto Dr. Frank A Franco Terrence & Bobbie McGlinn Robert & Mary Wert Deborah Carfagno Peter & Maureen Gipprich Kenneth & Debra Millman Lloyd & Gerri Wolf Fred & Barbara Ciabattoni Scott & Mary Jo Griffin Kevin & Susan Moore Robert & Kitty Wright Larry & Lucy Ann Concordia Jeffrey & Kimberly Huntsman Erik & Sue Nordhoy Raymond & Cynthia Zdradzinski

Class of 2015 Extravaganza greeters are ready to welcome Extravaganza guests.

34 On September 12, 2014 Berks Catholic held the Third Annual Swing Fore the Saints Golf Outing at Golden Oaks Golf Club in Fleetwood, PA. 160 golfers came out to enjoy a day of golf and to support Berks Catholic High School. All proceeds from the golf outing go towards fi - nancial aid at Berks Catholic. In 2013, over $14,000 was raised from the golf outing.

Thank you to the following businesses and individuals for sponsoring the Golf Outing:

Anewalt's Landscape Contracting Keystone Maintenance Services Berks Catholic Math Department Kozik's Home Medical Equipment Center, Inc. Berks Oral Surgery Kuhn Funeral Home Berkshire Vision Center Kuhn-Stitzel Funeral Homes Butch Sullivan Memorial Leisawitz Heller Courtyard Marriott of Wyomissing Liberty Environmental, Inc. Dimitriou Geishauser Lloyd Wolf, DO Dimmerling Consulting, Inc. Longview Construction Discovery Federal Credit Union Lords and Ladies Salon Dolfin Maschio's Food Service, Inc. Emkey Arthritis & Osteoporosis Clinic Mid-Atlantic Fire and Air Entech Engineering, Inc. Orthopedic Association of Reading Eric Donahue, Berkshire Hathaway Home Service Pagoda Electrical George Audi Promotional Products, Etc Goose's Cigar Lounge Steve Kase Herbein + Company St. Catharine of Siena Knights of Columbus Immaculate Conception Church St. Ignatius Loyola Parish Jon DiCerchio, DMD St. Joseph Holy Name Society Josh Ditsky, Chris Mancuso, John Muir, & Mike St. Joseph Regional Health Network Wolfel (HN 1986) Super Duper Delicious Keystone Instant Printing Villa

Winners of the 2014 Swing Fore the Saints From the Class of HN Class of 1986: Golf Outing: Donald Kozik (CC 1992), Mike Wolfel, Josh Ditsky, Barry Zientek (CC 1970), Matt Dolinsky Chris Mancuso, and John Muir (HN 1991), and Jeff Zientek (Parent of BC Student)

35 In Memoriam: Gifts in memory of lost loved ones:

In Memory of David Wentling Scott and Jean Breininger Mr. and Mrs. Mark Balatgek Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Ciabattoni Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ertz Mrs. John Cooney Mrs. Marjorie Gallagher Mrs. Patricia Gibney Bernard and Patricia Hofmann Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kline Elizabeth Didyoung Hurleman Mr. David Lineaweaver John E. and Margaret Jean Loeper Mrs. Barbara Smith Logero Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wentling Dr. and Mrs. Robert Muir Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wentling Barbara E Nothstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright Mrs. Marcia Schreffler Marcia Silfies Elizabeth Lineaweaver Memorial Judith and Les Wetty Miss Mary Behney Albert and Brenda Yoder Gerald Behney

Nicole Balistrere (BC 2018) escorts her grandmother on a tour during Grandparents Day.

We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the information. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

36 Elna Woodward Memorial Dr. Louise Russo Joyce Abraham Robert and Doris Sanders Kristin Bockmore Sherrie Brady John Ritz Memorial Carl D Buchholz, III Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolf Bill and Mary Bush Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright Mildred Diromualdo William and Louise Eaken Msgr Edward Sarzynski Memorial Dr. and Mrs. Richard Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kase Flying HIlls Condo Assoc Richard and Patricia Gernert Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolf Mark and Susan Guthrie John and Karen Hockenberry Pearl Stewart Memorial Brian and Heather Lineaweaver Lori and Glenn Bosshard William and Lori Marshall Mary Meder Terry Brennan Memorial Elizabeth C O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolf Margaret OConnor Virginia Reese In Memory of Cass Donahue Annabelle Stegman Mrs. Rosemary Conley Judy and Gene Trautner Edwin Yeager

Greg Gaspari Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolf

Jean Paolini Memorial Tanya Bonilla-Smith Mrs. Jean Fromuth Mr. and Mrs. Gino Gaspari Ms. Gail Goetz Jack and Elizabeth Grieff Richard and Patricia Hindle Ms. Josephine Hozza David Jones Raymond L Kunkel, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Monde Ms. Patricia Murphy Mrs. Mauro Paolini Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Paolini

Students hold hands as they recite the “Our Father” during Mass.

We have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of the information. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

37 The Berks Catholic Scholarship Endowment Fund provides 5% of principal each year for scholarships. It is broadly diversified and actively managed. Gifts can be accepted at anytime into the Endowment Fund through cash or stock contributions. If you are interested in contributing to the Endowment Fund please contact Betsy Woytovich, Director of Institutional Development, at 610-374-8361 ext. 231 or [email protected].

Gifts, investments, other income in Market value as of 2014-15 6/30/2015 $399,000 $1,584,468

The spirit of the Saints is loud and proud at football games and other sporting events. Gifts to Endowment: John Langan $100,000 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Timochenko $6,250 Mr. and Mrs. Vince Naso $ 4,000 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright $1,050

Many companies and corporations will match the amount of a donation from one of their employees or retired employees, increasing the value of the gift dramatically. Thank you to the companies, listed below, that matched donations to Berks Catholic High School from alumni, parents and friends of BC. Please check with your em - ployer to see if your company, like the companies identified below, will match your donations either in cash or gifts in kind.

• Aetna Foundation, Inc. • Avago Technologies • Buckeye Pipe Line Co, LP • Exelon Foundation • KeyBank Foundation • Wells Fargo

Students in select choir perform at functions throughout Berks County.

38 Businesses in the state of Pennsylvania can Thank you to all of the individuals who generously reallocate money from their state taxes to fi - donated to the Berks Catholic athletic program this year: nancial aid at Berks Catholic High School. The Educational Improvement Tax Credit • Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Benedict (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship Tax • Boscov’s Department Store Credit (OSTC) programs allow businesses • In memory of Terry Brennan to receive a 90% tax credit (if donating for • Dr. and Mrs. Jon DiCerchio • In memory of Cass Donahue two consecutive years), and families at Berks • Mr. Kyle Frees Catholic receive tuition assistance. We ex - • Mr. Gary Romich tend special thanks to the following compa - • M.J Snyder nies who donated to Berks Catholic tuition • Berks Catholic Boosters assistance through EITC and OSTC:

• Berks Fire Water Restoration, Inc. • Boscov's Department Store LLC. • Buy Rite Liquidators, Inc. • Dolan Construction Inc. Individual Angel Scholarship Donors are not listed • Dunne Manning, Inc. because they wish to remain anonymous. • Edward J. Kuhn Funeral Home • Edwards Business Systems • Enersys (Hawker Power Source, Inc.) • Entech Engineering, Inc. • Liberty Environmental, Inc. • ROG Orthodontics The following supporters have left Berks Catholic in their • Terre Hill Silo Co. Inc. will and are thus members of the St. Nicholas Society. • James Born, Sr. • Terry Brennan (deceased) • Kevin and Jeannette Calabria The following businesses have provided • Steve and Kathy Gable goods and services to Berks Catholic • Kathryn Klingeman (deceased) High School free of charge: • Vince and Gerry Naso • Keystone Instant Printing • Dave Parslar • Reese Integrated Marketing • Charles Witham • M. J. Snyder • Robert and Catherine (Didyoung) Wright • Michele Whitmoyer • Jeffery Woytovich

Berks Catholic High School has received grant money from the following: • Colonial Oaks Foundation • Lehigh Gas • Ahold Financial Service (Giant A Plus School Rewards)

39 There are several different ways to support Berks Catholic High School. Below are the different methods you can use to make a donation to Berks Catholic, and any of these gifts can be designated for the Annual Fund, Angel Scholarships, Extravaganza, Scholarship Endowment Fund, or the program of your choice.

Check Tax Credit (EITC) and the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Make checks payable to Berks Catholic High School, indi - Credit (OSTC) programs allow businesses to receive a 90% cate where you would like your donation to go, and mail to: tax credit (if donating for two consecutive years), for a dona - tion which provides tuition assistance for families at Berks Berks Catholic High School Catholic. You can also view information online at Attn: Office of Development www.newpa.com/eitc or www.newpa.com/ostc. 955 E. Wyomissing Boulevard Reading, PA 19611 Endowment Fund The Berks Catholic Scholarship Endowment Fund provides Credit Card 5% of principal each year for scholarships. It is broadly diver - Credit card payments can be made at sified and actively managed. Gifts Businesses can reallocate www.BerksCatholic.org/annualfund or by phone at PA state tax dollars to help provide scholarships and financial 610.374.8361 with Visa, MasterCard and Discover. aid to Berks Catholic students through EITC and OSTC. The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and the Angel Scholarship Fund Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs Through the Angel Scholarship Fund, Angel donors can allow businesses to receive a 90% tax credit (if donating for contribute toward the tuition of a specific student or to the two consecutive years), for a donation which provides tuition general tuition assistance fund in which case donations are assistance for families at Berks Catholic. You can also view dispersed to students with the greatest financial need. information online at www.newpa.com/eitc or www.newpa.com/ostc. Capital Campaign can be accepted at anytime into the Endowment Fund Through the dedicated and committed efforts of the BCHS through cash or stock contributions. internal and external communities, we can continue to pro - vide the very best for our students. By securing $9 million, Extravaganza the Faith Excellence Future campaign will provide the facilities Extravaganza is the annual major fundraiser for Berks and resources necessary to complement the curriculum to Catholic. The first Extravaganza was such a success that 30+ meet our strategic goals. These resources include: years later, we are still enjoying this fun-filled event, which is • 8 additional classrooms worked on year round and on average raises $150,000 to $200,000 each year. Extravaganza is a silent and oral auction • Auditorium expansion with a sit-down dinner, hundreds of silent and live auction • Multi-media learning commons items, and much more. Over the past 30+ years, Extrava - • Additional seating and upgraded cafeteria ganza has raised over $4 million for our catholic high school. • Stadium field turf and new track For more information about Extravaganza, to make a mone - tary donation, or to donate an item for auction, please con - Support from our stakeholders speaks strongly to the confi - tact Danielle Fowler at 610-374-8361, ext 239 or dence that they have in our mission. Your commitment to [email protected]. the Faith Excellence Future campaign will allow us to further this mission, which is centered on four pillars of God, Family, Academics, and Fun. Gifts of Stock If you have owned a stock for more than 12 months and it EITC/OSTC has appreciated in value during that time, you would incur a Businesses can reallocate PA state tax dollars to help provide capital gains tax by selling it. However, if you give that stock scholarships and financial aid to Berks Catholic students to Berks Catholic as a gift, you avoid the capital gains tax and through EITC and OSTC. The Educational Improvement can also claim an income tax deduction for the full fair mar -

423086 ket value of the gift up to an amount equal to 30% of your ad - If you have already included Berks Catholic in your estate justed gross income. Any unused deduction may be carried for - plans, please let us know. ward for up to five years. Electronic Transfers of Shares of Publicly Traded Stock and Mutual Funds Shares of publicly traded companies and mutual funds may be transferred elec - Saints Annual Fund tronically to Berks Catholic. The Saints Fund is the cornerstone of philanthropic giving at Berks Catholic High School. The Saints Fund is a depend - able source of unrestricted gifts that can be applied to the areas In Memoriam of greatest need. Student scholarships and financial aid, cur - Gifts can be made in memory of a deceased loved one who riculum enhancement, athletics, and arts and music resources has designated Berks Catholic as the recipient of gifts upon his are just some examples of support provided by the fund. It is or her death. Donations can also be made in memory of any vital that the Saints Fund continues to grow in order for Berks deceased Berks Catholic, Central Catholic, or Holy Name Catholic to be able to provide an excellent education in a classmate. Christ-centered environment to students in Berks County.

Matching Gifts Swing Fore the Saints Golf Outing Matching gifts are a very important source of support. Thou - The Swing Fore the Saints Golf Outing is a day of cama - sands of companies and corporate foundations match gifts to raderie, fun, and golf for alumni and friends of Berks Catholic, non-profit institutions such as Berks Catholic. Also, matching Central Catholic, and Holy Name, all in the name of support - gifts are a great way to increase support of Berks Catholic with - ing Berks Catholic High School. Sponsorship opportunities out additional out-of-pocket expense. You can double or even start at $100. All proceeds from the golf outing go toward fi - triple the value of your donation and enhance your total for nancial aid at Berks Catholic. giving society membership by simply notifying your employer of your gift to Berks Catholic. You may be eligible to submit United Way matching gift claims from both your own and your spouse's Gifts to United Way can be designated to Berks Catholic employer for the same gift. Contact the human resources office High School. at your employer, your spouse's employer, or even your former employer if you are retired to inquire about their matching gift Advertising/Sponsorship Opportunities program. Advertising/Sponsorship Opportunities include the Gym Banners, the Swing Fore the Saints Golf Outing, the Fall Planned Gifts/St. Nicholas Society Program Book, Extravaganza, and the Spring Musical. Leave your mark on Berks Catholic! A planned gift is a "for - ever gift," one that will live on for generations. It doesn't affect your current cash flow of assets and it is easy to change if your circumstances change. Plus, it may save you estate taxes later. You can make a planned gift in a number of ways: • Bequest • Charitable Gift Annuity • Charitable Remainder Trust • Charitable Lead Trust For more information about any of these ways to support • Life Estate Reserve Berks Catholic High School, please contact Betsy Woytovich at 610-374-8361, ext 231 or bwoytovich@berkscatholic org • Insurance Policy Beneficiary

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