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2013-2014 From the President-The Transformation ADMINISTRATION Dear Alumni & Friends, Center, Development, Technology, Education and Admissions/Marketing. Through the board and these AND BOARD In this Issue committees we’ve developed partnerships with the University of , Drexel University, Holy Lately the question I am asked most often is, “Is Judge going private?” Family University and DeSales University; and we are pursuing three more. Many believe we now operate like a private school. This is true. Our school Rev. Joseph Campellone, OSFS, President 2 President’s Message This new governance has allowed us to truly transform our school. We are the only Catholic high school to operates much differently than a traditional Catholic school. Due to our Rev. James E. Dalton, OSFS ’62, Principal success we have been given the freedom to operate like a college prep or have a STEM Center. This program and laboratory enable our students to achieve higher academic success. 2 La Salle U. honors St. Clair James Greene, Asst. Principal private school; but we are still a part of the Archdiocesan school system. Robotics will be a part of our curriculum next year and our Robotics Center will provide afterschool activity 2 President’s Advisory Board The good news is we are now recognized by our families and students as and the opportunity to compete in national fairs. Rev. Jack Kolodziej, OSFS, Asst. Principal a private school but keeping our tuition cost at a Diocesan price tag. For Edward Harrington, Asst. Principal 4 STEM Center Debuts instance, La Salle is $20,000, Holy Ghost Prep is $19,000 and most other We’ve installed the latest technology in the TV Studio, which allows students to participate in all aspects of Charles Huckel, Sr. ‘66, Director of Development television and communications. And, every classroom is wired and WiFi enabled to operate our SmartBoards, private schools are way over $20,000. Our tuition for the 2014-2015 school Brian P. King ‘97, Director of Advancement 6 Interfaith Mission to Israel year is $6,450. Apple TVs, iPads, and mobile devices.

7 McKay ’76 back to campus Neither other archdiocesan high schools, nor some of the private schools, All of these in-school improvements are complemented by other campus transformations. The Oblate faculty William P. St.Clair, CPA ‘75 house includes offices for the President, Operations, Development, Friends of , Inc., 7 Soccer wins PCL have the opportunities, facilities and programs that we have. Our Board of Advisors, Administration and Chairman of the Board Strategic Planning Committee have transformed our school into one that is now considered one of the most and a boardroom. The new Robotics Center is there, too. Across the street we’ve transformed the dust bowl Mark J. Adelsberger ‘80 that was Ramp Playground into professional athletic competition fields, just like the pros use. 8 2013 Hall of Fame innovative and progressive schools in our state. We have transformed our building, programs, academic Joseph T. Ashdale ‘74 initiatives, athletics, activities, and even the way we manage our school. We are now set apart from all other Charles E. Boland, Jr.’ 62 12 Alumni Spotlight schools and are seen as a school of great value. All of this isn’t going unnoticed. The new CEO for Catholic Education recently recognized us as a model for our initiatives. Yet, all this transformation comes with our continued commitment to our mission, to provide Seamus P. Boyle ‘61 Charles Jarvis ’65 So, how have we transformed our school and what sets us apart from all the other high schools? First, we a climate of academic excellence… rooted in the spirituality of St. Francis de Sales… educating the young man John Conroy ‘79 transformed our governing model. A few years ago Advisory Board Chair, William St. Clair ’75 approved spiritually, intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially in the Catholic tradition. We are blessed to be Edward P. Costello, ‘66 the only boys school still administered by a religious order. Eight Oblates are present every day to reinforce 13 Alumni Spotlight a new model of governance that resembles a college. The Oblates assigned Rev. James Dalton, OSFS ’62, Christopher Creelman ‘86 Solthat mission. utions former President of Salesianum High School, a private school in Wilmington, Delaware. Father Dalton has Jude Cooke ’06 James J. Cuorato, Jr.’ 71 transformed our curriculum, including more technology to improve our educational programs. We saw a July N 2013 measurable increase in our SAT scores and student achievements. I recruited Patrick McGonigal ’81, who So, are we going private? I feel it is prudent to keep all options open, but I also feel that we need to be prepared Brian R. Dulin ‘85 14 Steering Committee retired after a very successful career in business, to serve as Chief Financial Officer, and use a business model for changes that may be out of our control. We are already more than the traditional Catholic high school, but Daniel K. Fitzpatrick, CPA ‘81 for our financial controls. Pat is generously volunteering his time in this new role. We hired Brian King again, still part of the secondary school system. We will work with the Faith in the Future Foundation. But as Timothy Ginter ’94 15 “It’s not about the Bike” President, I promise our alumni to never forget “Our 27”; I promise our benefactors and friends that we will ’97, first as Director of Advancement, and now including Operations. Brian has transformed the way we James Greene 15 Tribute to Billy K communicate to our alumni, using social media, Internet blasts and solicitations, and the latest database be conscientious stewards of their gifts; and I promise present and future students and our teachers, that our management. Our annual giving has increased because of these new efforts. He helped to transform our mission will not change. Thank you for all your kindness; come and see us, see what your school has become. Very Rev. James J. Greenfield, OSFS ‘79 16 Profile of the Class of 2013 campus when he managed the project to renew the athletic fields at Ramp Playground, and now we serve Louis Guarrieri, Jr. ‘71 our students in a college-like campus. We hired James Lynch as full-time Athletic Director. Jim oversees all Dear Clients andRev. JosephF Campellone,rie O.S.F.S.ndReeses J. Hartey 16 Peter O’Neill in USA Hall aspects of athletics and has initiated a new Health and Wellness Program for all students. He will oversee any Councilman Bobby Henon new department plans and be responsible for our existing athletic facilities. We recently hired Mark Gudas Daniel P. Kilcoyne ‘00 17 Annual Report of Giving ’88 as Admissions Director, and developed a new team model for recruitment. President LaSalle University School of BuKevinsi J.n Kilkennyes ‘70s 35 Behind the Walls My President’s Advisory Board is 40 persons strong, and includes some of the most respected leaders in “As long as we live we will have passions . . . . It is precisely in the struggle with these John E. Krol ‘73 our city. This Board is led by an ExecutiveP Committeerofes ofs 12io members,nall ywho S advisepe aandk supporting me in all passions and emotions that our victory and triumph lies.” Michael E. Kunz ‘61 PLEASE NOTE Honors Bill St. Clair aspects of decision-making. The Board established nine subcommittees made up of alumni, teachers, board St. Francis de Sales William T. Mandia, Esq. ‘96 The recent blending of the Alumni members and community leaders. These committees are: Athletics, Building, Finance, STEM, Brisson Daniel D. McCaffery, Esq. ‘82 Association into the newly named Office of Advancement and Alum- Linda A. Nitterauer, CPA/ABV, was accepted Michael J. McCloskey ‘79 Paul Brazina,Bill r CPA,ece Deanive d hisFrancis Ba cJ. hMcGarvey,elor o Jr.f ‘77 Science degree ni Affairs offered us the opportunity La Salle Universityas Schoola membe ofr o fBusiness the PICPA HonorsBusiness of the to wait for the close of the 2013 cal- School of Business; Patrick S. McGonigal ‘81 Valuation Committee. An accredited expert Williamin St. AClair,cc IV,o uCPA;nt ing and Bachelor of Arts in endar year, to present the names Thomas F. McGowan ‘70 Bill St. Clair, Judge Chairman JeannieE cWelsh,ono PhD,mi cs from LaSalle University in 1980. of all donors to the Association. This On May 2, 2013, the LaSalle University Schoolin B ofus inThees sTimes Va Heraldluatio newspapers,n, Linda asr oneece ofn thetly region’s Chair, Department of Msgr. Charles E. McGroarty consolidated report presents do- Business honored William “Bill” St. Clair, IV,pr eCPA,sen teleadingd sem ifirmsnars for on accounting, this topi cauditing, for the and tax Accounting,Six y LaSalleears later, hWilliame fou F. nMitchellded ‘59 the company that University nations to the school, and Friends with The Michael A. DeAngelis Award atC itse n47thter Cservices.ity Proprietors Association and has become a Williamhall C.m Morsellark ‘66of high quality, of Father Judge High School, Inc. Annual Accounting Awards Dinner, sponsored by “My partners and I are proud to have built an Peter A. Naccarato, PE ‘60 the Beta Alpha Accounting Honors Societyt andhe theM onorganizationtgomery thatCou isn tconsistentlyy Chamb erankedr of among for the fiscal year ended June 30, personal servicRev.e: Bernardfor m O’Connor,ore tOSFSha n 25 years, 2013; and to the Alumni Associa- Accounting Association. This distinguished award is the best by our clients and peers in the accounting Commerce. St. Clair CPA SoSr.lu Francescations Onley, has CSFN be en recognized tion for the calendar year ended presented annually to select alumni in recognition of industry,” says Bill, “but we are equally proud to have Philip T. Roche ‘69 December 31, 2013. Also, we are their outstanding professional achievements. been named a Inquirer Top Workplace by clients and local media, including The Bill received his Bachelor of Science degreeJam eins F. inKn bothigh t2012, CP Aand, p r2013.ese nWete dremain a sem committedinar to Donald M. Salmon ‘72 proud to rename this publication Accounting and Bachelor of Arts in Economics from exceeding client expectations, retaining outstanding Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Business the Judge CONQUEST Magazine, on the Use & Occupancy Tax at the Hearth, Charles F. Seravalli ’66 LaSalle University in 1980. Six years later, he founded personnel, and promoting the well-being of our Journal, Courier-Post, and The Times Herald using the title of the newsletter for the company that has become a hallmarkP ofa thighio & Bprofessionarbecue and As souroc community,iation con includingference the, many more than thirty years. quality, personal service: for more than 25 years,held St.on Jfineune educational 4 in Valle institutions.y Forge, P IA am. very grateful to newspapers, as one of the region’s leading firms Clair CPA Solutions has been recognized by clients LaSalle for this recognition, and look forward to ON THE COVER: The much anticipated for accounting, auditing, and tax services. and local media, including The Philadelphia Inquirer, welcoming more LaSalle accounting graduates into STEM Center opened to students in January On July 25, Michael E. Mostochuk, CPA, 2014, and is in use every school day. Philadelphia Business Journal, Courier-Post, and our firm.” “My partners and I are proud to have built an will present a Lunch ‘n Learn on Fiduciary 2 Father Judge High School Responsibility for the Montgomery County organization that is consiConqueststentl Magaziney ran k3ed (l to r) Paul Brazina, CPA, Dean of the LaSalle University among the best by our clients and peers in Chamber of Commerce. Find more details School of Business; William St. Clair, IV, CPA; Jeannie Welsh, in this issue. PhD, Chair, Department of Accounting, LaSalle University. the accounting industry,” says Bill, “but we are equally proud to have been named a CONGRATULATIONS On May 2, 2013, the LaSalle University Philadelphia Inquirer Top Workplace in both After successfully completing the Arts & School of Business honored William “Bill” 2012 and 2013. We remain committed to Business Council of Greater Philadelphia’s St. Clair, IV, CPA, with The Michael A. DeAngelis exceeding client expectations, retaining prestigious Business on Board® leadership Award at its 47th Annual Accounting Awards outstanding personnel, and promoting the development program, Frances Sperling Dinner, sponsored by the Beta Alpha well-being of our profession and our Feldbaum, CPA, MBA, is now serving on the Accounting Honors Society and the community, including the many fine Board of Directors of BalletX, Philadelphia’s Accounting Association. This distinguished educational institutions. I am very grateful to premier contemporary ballet company. award is presented annually to select alumni LaSalle for this recognition, and look forward in recognition of their outstanding profes- to welcoming more LaSalle accounting sional achievements. graduates into our firm.”

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Below and right, board members watch technology demon- strations by students who use the center regularly.

Above, board member Bill Mitchell re- marks about the partnership with Drexel University.

4 Father Judge High School Conquest Magazine 5 MIKE MCKAY ’76 RETURNS AS HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

ADL Bearing Witness • Interfaith Mission to Israel It had been a long time since I had driven only dreamed about. It was happening. At friendships like it was yesterday. I felt so my car up that driveway entrance to the park- the place I played for and graduated from. proud introducing the staff I was bringing Faculty Spotlight ing lot behind the school. Immediately upon The emotion of the entire process came with me to everyone at Judge. I didn’t have doing so, on the day of my first interview for into play during the team meet with the to talk Judge up anymore. My staff could see by Maureen K. Dwyer, Theology Department Chair the head football coaching job, the memories players, when Coach ’Whitey’ Sullivan came first-hand the bond, the relationships and the of so many things began to run through my walking through the doors in my view. It character of the peo- Last summer, I was privileged to join 17 Catholic educa- light candles and pray. At the Western Wall we deposited head. Things like friends, teachers, special took a lot of energy not to breakdown during ple and the type of tors from across the United States traveling to Israel on the prayers for family and friends before celebrating Shabbat moments, relationships that were built, and a 10 second pause as I had to stop myself from school I was bringing ninth annual Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Bearing Wit- with a very hospitable Jewish family. We returned later to all the games and experiences surfaced in my speaking. The flash of more memories came them around. ness Advanced Interfaith Mission. We were selected from do a midnight tunnel tour of the Western Wall. mind. Everything pretty much looked the to light during those 10 seconds. Incredible! Moving through teachers who had completed the Bearing Witness Program, Heading south to Masada, we arrived for an early morn- same. Although there was that Mitchell Cen- Feelings surfaced of what Coach meant to this season, the sup- which I had participated in at Daylesford Abbey in Paoli, ing excursion that was beautiful but incredibly hot. Kalia ter I had heard about. I thought “wow” how me, how he mentored me, guided me, taught port of everyone PA. The ADL began Bearing Witness in 1996 in order to as- Beach on the Dead Sea was next, where everyone floats nice would that have been way back when. me along our path and the times we shared from the board, ad- sist the in its commitment to deepen mutual and covers themselves with the abundant cosmetic mud. There were so many of us using that one uni- here at Judge. The practices, the games, the ministration, staff, understanding and respect between Jews and Christians. The Our visit to Yad Vashem, Israel’s national memorial to the versal machine. specific plays, my teammates and that final team, and parents has been nothing Bearing Witness Advanced Program, begun in 2005, provides an Shoah, included moving Holocaust survivor testimony. We Anyway, while walking the parking lot second of a championship! That pause was and the hallway in school waiting for my turn a very special moment. It was real. I realized short of outstanding. intensive course of study on anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, the passed through a security checkpoint into the West Bank to interview, those memories brought about a then that I had the chance to do for others I cannot thank ev- Holocaust and Catholic-Jewish relations. Participants deep- for a grotto Mass at Shepherd’s Field in Beit Sahour near sense I began to feel that this was something what Coach and Father Judge had done for eryone enough! As I continue to work at my en their understanding of the Jewish connection to Israel, Bethlehem. Our many conferences included Palestinian very special. I was attempting to become part me and numerous other alumni. This job was job with all the effort and commitment pos- modern Israeli politics, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. political advisor Elias Zananiri, Ethiopian Jew Danny Sa- of the school and program that had given me special. sible, each day has brought new challenges, After two days of training at the Anti-Defamation halo, Israeli National Police Sergeant Major Ronit Tubul so much. The place that I hadn’t had a chance The parking lot and hallways were not rewarding moments, and new experiences. League headquarters in New York City, we departed for who was injured in a terrorist bus attack, and Catholic edu- to give back to. And now I had a chance at so empty on my first day back. Running Coming back to campus allows me and the Tel Aviv. Our first day included an orientation dinner with cator Soad Hadad who radiated peace as she talked about that opportunity. into ‘Huck’, ‘Duck’, ‘Kochie’, Brother Jim, staff an opportunity to help assist today’s Jerusalem Post political affairs correspondent Gil Hoffman. the essential role of prayer. As it turned out, that chance became a and ‘Coach Derm’ my baseball Head Coach student-athletes in their growth and devel- Then, we met with Ibrahim Abu Shindi, executive director A tour of the security fence led us north to Alfe Menashe, reality. That Sunday night and Monday af- and mentor who guided me, trusted me and opment for future life endeavors. Coming of the Arab-Jewish Community Center in Jaffa. I had no a settlement in the Golan Heights where we had lunch with ternoon in April I will never forget. Meeting shared similar special moments and a cham- back to campus and blending the past and the pionship during our time at Judge along with present allow our young men the best possi- idea that these interfaith community centers existed in Isra- a gracious family. Climbing Mount Bental in the Golan, we with Father Campellone and Father Dalton, being introduced and addressing the team numerous other staff and administration per- bility for success. el. Their work is essential to the peace process as they help could see plumes of smoke and hear explosions coming was the beginning of something I could have sonnel, surfaced more past experiences and children to overcome stereotypes, respect differences, and from Syria. In Beit Jaan on Mount Meron in the far north forge lasting friendships. We also met with several scholars of Israel, we met Druze Sheikh and high school princi- and politicians focusing on national security issues. pal Jamil Hattib who shared his experience as an Arabic Have you ever imagined the feeling of winning a Catholic League Championship? After Upon arrival in Jerusalem, we had breakfast with Abe speaking religious minority in Israel. My favorite area was beating Lansdale Catholic 3-1 on October 29, 2013, we made history. Winning this extremely Foxman, the national Director of the ADL. We then visited the Galilee, which includes the Mount of the Beatitudes, SOCCER important game completed one of our life’s goals, becoming a PCL champion, but furthermore, with the papal nuncio Archbishop Giuseppe Lazarotto, Capernaum, Nazareth and Tabgha. We stayed in a kibbutz PCL CHAMPS we became Crusader Champions. the apostolic delegate to Jerusalem and Palestine. As we hotel on the Sea of Galilee and had a Mass at the Basilica of We came into training camp with high expectations. After a 5-1 loss in our first scrimmage by Joe Hanson ’14 and Ryan Nork ’14 we realized that a championship wasn’t going to be handed to us, we had to work extremely toured the Old City, we followed the Via Dolorosa to the the Annunciation in Nazareth. I will never hear the Gospel hard to get there. We responded well to that loss with several wins leading up Church of the Holy Sepulchre where we had a chance to the same way again after experiencing the land that Jesus to the highly anticipated game with defending champion, LaSalle. Our team Arab-Jewish called home. saw this game as a true test of our talent, and a chance to give them some pay- Community The respect that the ADL demonstrates for the role of Center, Jaffa back, after losing the championship to them the past two years. After beating Catholic educators was overwhelming. We were exposed La Salle we knew we had what it takes to win the title. to a wide range of perspectives and honest discussion on The 14 returning seniors knew we had only one more chance to bring home many complex issues as we travelled through Israel and the the PCL title. We had talked about this season and the championship game on Palestinian territories. The interfaith dialogue and relation- Archbishop Ryan’s field since we were all in grade school. During our four ship building among years the 14 seniors and the underclassmen bonded and became very close, Jews, Christians, like a family. We saw each other as brothers and would go into any type of Muslims and Druze battle to help each other. Winning the PCL Championship brought tears to our eyes, and we went around hugging each other shouting “We Did It” with that are occurring in grins on each of our faces. Israel were my best We couldn’t have done it without the support of our awesome fans from the faculty, stu- discovery. I pray dents, alumni, and most importantly our friends and family. As we were rolling through the each day with the beginning of the season, starting out the regular season 16-0, we acquired many fans that fol- Sea of Galilee psalmist, “Peace be lowed us to each game. upon Israel and upon Although we had a heartbreaking loss in the first round of states, the season was still a suc- all of the people of the cess. We were crowned both PCL Champs and District 12 City Champs. After the loss to West Middle East.” Chester Rustin we were devastated, knowing that we will no longer have practice after school, have games under the lights at Ramp Complex, and worst of all, knowing we will never wear our Judge uniforms in a game again. As disappointed as we were, our coaches were there to pick us up. Words cannot describe Coach John Dunlop with Joe Han- how much our coaches did for us throughout our four-year careers. We are especially thankful Mount Bental, son (named All-American midfield- to have a head coach like Coach Dunlop, who would do anything for his players. He is one of Golan Heights er) and Ryan Nork. the best coaches we ever had and we will always be thankful to have played for him.

6 Father Judge High School Conquest Magazine 7 college days at Villanova and his world Volunteer work included working for the is well aware of Rich Haverstick, who was travels in the military. He spoke seriously Boy Scouts of America as a Deputy Com- presented the Business Award. Serving as 2013 HALL OF FAME INDUCTION about his responsibilities in foreign coun- missioner. a partner since 1987 in Ernst and Young, the tries with security information and joked The Salesian Award was appropri- global accounting firm, Rich rose to Man- about being recognized for his Judge cloth- ately conferred to Very Rev. James J. aging Partner of the Philadelphia area of- The 2013 Hall of Fame Induction took (Salesian Award); H. Richard Haverstick, the evening with remarks and guide the ing on a battleship half way around the Greenfield, OSFS. The youngest of the fice in 1999, and continued in that role until place on Thursday, May 9, 2013, at the Vie Jr. ’70 (Business Award); James J. Kir- program throughout the night. Fathers world. He explained how his roots helped honorees, Father Greenfield has worked 2008. Rich also volunteered as Chair of the Ballroom in center city Philadelphia. Once lin, Jr. ’65 (Veterans Advocate Award); Joseph Campellone, President and James him to succeed in business after his mili- in province administrations since 2008 Temple University Fox School Account- again, this premier Friends of Father Judge Rev. Msgr. Charles E. McGroarty (Red & Dalton, Principal, greeted each honoree for tary service ended. and presently serves as Provincial for the ing Advisory Board, and Temple honored High School, Inc. event was a smashing Blue Award); John J. Mitchell ’57 (Service recognition and conferred the prized Hall Tom Fenerty followed Pat, and as- Wilmington-Philadelphia Province, and him as “Outstanding Alumnus” in 2000, success. Seven distinguished graduates Award); and Philip T. Roche ’69 (Crusader of Fame medallion. Father Campellone tounded the audience with a description serves as Chairman of the Board of Sale- and once again in 2006 for induction into and an affiliated church pastor were rec- Award). presented the Crusader Award crystal of the size of his Navmar Applied Sciences sianum School and Nativity Preparatory the Fox School’s Gallery of Success. Rich ognized for their unique talents, personal As in the past, the evening began with trophy, the highest honor of the school, to Corporation, and his interaction with our School, both in Wilmington. In addition is an active member of the Chamber of successes and valuable contributions to cocktails and meet-and-greet opportuni- Phil Roche, as the last honoree. During the military services and the federal govern- to his priestly and administrative duties, Commerce, Council for Growth, Penjerdel Father Judge. Following categories estab- ties. Family members and guests accom- program we heard wonderful acceptance ment. A flight engineer who has multiple Father Greenfield earned a Doctorate in Council, Philadelphia First Corporation, lished in 1997 the inductees included: Pat- panied the honorees and had time to so- remarks. college degrees, Tom served in the Air Human Development from George Wash- and the A. Hamilton Circle of the Philadel- rick A. Cummings ’68 (Alumni Award); cialize with the Father Judge community. First honoree, Pat Cummings, referred Force and now serves as a senior member ington University, and served there as an phia Bar. In 1988 he was elected president Thomas B. Fenerty ’66 (Science Award); Teachers, graduates and a number of Ob- to his Judge days affectionately, when de- of the Philadelphia American Institute of instructor. of the 6,500 member local chapter of the In- Very Rev. James J. Greenfield OSFS, ’79 lates attended to see Ed Costello ’66 open scribing how they prepared him for his Aeronautics and Astronautics Association. The Philadelphia business community stitute of Certified Public Accountants.

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4 12 1. Vie Banquet Hall, operated by Joe Volpe ’87, was the scene again this year. 2. Ed Costello hosted the affair and introduced the recipients. 3 & 11. Pat Cummings was the first grad honored and he reflected on his military service as well as his days at Judge. 4 & 7. The audience listens intently as Father Joe of- fers congratulations to all. 5. The new class included Pat Cummiings, Jim Kirlin, Very Rev. Jim Greenfield OSFS, Rich Haverstick, Phil Roche, Msgr. Charles McGroarty, Tom Fenerty and John Mitchell (not pictured). 6. Oblates from the Wilmington-Philadelphia Prov- ince gather with Fr. Greenfield. 13 8. Rich Haverstick offers appreciation for his recog- nition. 14 5 9 & 10. Father Joe greets Tom Fenerty, who spent a few minutes explaining his company business. 7 12 & 13. Father Dalton, prinicipal recognizes former principal Father William Davis at a table with friends. 14. Father Dalton congratulates Rich Haverstick. 15. Msgr. McGroarty offers remarks about being the lone non-Judge grad inducted this year.

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1. Oblates from the region included some Judge 4 10 grads. 2 & 3. Jim Kirlin reflects on his efforts to keep the memory of “Our 27” Vietnam deceased alive. 4. Phil Roche poses with colleagues, former students and crew team members spanning thirty years. 11 5. Rich Haverstick joined by friends. 6. Bill Mitchell gives some background and accepts the honor bestowed on his brother John, now in California, and unable to attend. 7 & 10. Phil Roche explains what has motivated him as a teacher for almost forty years. Given the Cru- sader Award, Phil was honored with the highest accolade that Father Judge bestows. 8 & 13 & 14. Fr. Jim Greenfield recognizes his mother, family members and fellow priests while accept- ing the honor. 9. Numerous family members and the faculty and 12 staff from St. Matthew’s joined Monsignor Mc- Groarty at the celebration. 15 11. Kevin Kilkenny, event co-chair, concluded the eve- ning with thank you remarks. 12. Father Kevin Nadolski and a supporter. 13. The Crusader Award pictured with the Hall of Fame medal and signature pin. 5 7 13

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Service to country was certainly on dis- dress various groups about issues facing worked as a technical writer with Philco great impact in Northeast Philadelphia. A cluding the Distinguished Pastor Award ans and others at the college level, and was play as Jim Kirlin was recognized with the veterans of the Vietnam War, and was the Ford and then as a Recreation supervisor staunch supporter of Catholic education, from the NCEA, and the Presidential named Schuylkill Navy Coach of the Year Veterans Advocate Award. Jim, a former keynote speaker for the Moving Wall visit for the City of Philadelphia. In 1975 John he manages the largest elementary school Award from . in 2007. The Philadelphia Scholastic Row- U.S. Marine and Vietnam War veteran, to Father Judge in 2001, and the Ocean City established Mitchell Instruments and soon in the city, serves on multiple high school The award program concluded with the ing Association awarded him the Brennan served in combat and received numerous Memorial Day services last year. after moved the family and firm to Califor- boards, including Father Judge, and is a re- Crusader Award presented to Phil Roche. Trophy as Coach of the year in 2011, and he medals and citations for his gallantry and John Mitchell was not able to attend nia, where he continued until selling it and spected member of the archdiocesan priest A 1969 grad, Phil is well known and re- continues today as a teacher, crew advo- service. While building a successful life in the Hall of Fame event, but his brother Bill retiring in 1998. Today John manages his community. His own high school teach- spected as a dedicated teacher at Judge for cate and coach. Many former students and the investment banking and financial ser- accepted the honor on his behalf. Bill took real estate holdings, is still active, and hap- ing experiences led to studies in Rome and the past forty years. Yet, his time and repu- members of crew attended in his honor. vices fields, Jim ventured out to establish a moment to tell of John’s joining the U.S. pily retired. multiple archdiocesan and statewide Direc- tation in the classroom is easily matched Kevin Kilkenny, co-chair, concluded his own firm, Private Capital Solutions, Air Force after high school graduation, and Many in the room were pleased to see tor positions. Always an advocate for fam- by his time as a coach. A rower himself the evening with various thank you re- LLC, a wealth management firm serving his training as a Radar Radio Technician. Rev. Monsignor Charles McGroarty hon- ily life, he served the Pennsylvania Catho- while a student, Phil started coaching the marks and sponsor recognitions. business owners and families. Although He continued service with the Reserves ored with the Red & Blue Award. As Pas- lic Conference, and the Governors White crew team in 1969 and has served as U.S. very busy with his business and speaking and completed studies at Temple Univer- tor at St. Matthew for more than House Conference on Families. Monsignor National Junior Team Coach for the World engagements, Jim has made time to ad- sity Electronic Technology School. John twenty-five years, Monsignor has had a has numerous awards for his services, in- Championships. He has coached Olympi-

10 Father Judge High School Conquest Magazine11 one of the best in his memory, but Jar- Our second notable grad focuses on students whose SPOTLIGHT: vis said that one of the highlights of personalities and dedication were forged through the salesian SPOTLIGHT: NOTABLE ALUMNI OF his life was when he played football spirit during their time at Father Judge High School, and refined NOTABLE ALUMNI OF for Judge, and they won their first-ev- by fire, through their excellent training at West Point. I had the FATHER JUDGE HIGH SCHOOL er city football championship in 1964! opportunity to reminisce recently with a well-known graduate FATHER JUDGE HIGH SCHOOL I asked why this, of all things, had left of the class of 2006, Jude Cooke, about our favorite memories OUR HONORED GUEST: such an impression. He expressed, of Father Judge, and specifically the small, but special ones that OUR HONORED GUEST: with deep feeling, that since the early we always carry with us, residing within pleasant thoughts that CHARLES JARVIS, CLASS OF 1965 days of development of the football produce a smile no matter how distant they may be. JUDE COOKE, CLASS OF 2006 program, Judge had not been among My first concern of course, was my fanatical interest in football. by Michael W. Ziegler ‘73 by Michael W. Ziegler ‘73 the elite, and were not respected as competitors. When they For Jude was a part of an era at Father Judge much different than In this, the second of a remarkable series of interviews won in 1964 it was more than just winning, it meant that feel- my own, and winning ways were not preponderate during my you kidding? I actually played the role of Cassius!” He also with Judge graduates who went on to attend West Point, ing you get in your heart, when a long hard effort of climb- tenure there. So, I dared to ask if he was a part of a winning team. fondly remembered, as I always have, the large size model of the I had the opportunity to talk with a legend. To use such a ing finally reaches the top and receives the respect that has Jude was indeed a part of a winning tradition that culminated in a Globe Theater that Mr. Mooney brought into the classroom to term about this former Crusader is not an exaggeration by so long eluded past participants. Charlie said. “It was a great playoff appearance wherein they defeated our ancient rival, Roman show students how it was constructed and how stage operations any means. Charlie Jarvis was once the subject of a quote time to be a young man.” To Mr. Jarvis, “the 50s was a great Catholic. He expressed the usual satisfaction, as all Judge Football were managed. It is amazing to think that all those years later, by former New York Giants football coach Bill Parcells, who decade to grow up in America, and the early 60s was a great players recall on Thanksgiving Day, of beating our neighboring students are impressed in the same way. spoke of Jarvis as “the best football player he has ever seen.” time to be a student at Father Judge.” public school rivals, Lincoln High School, as among the most Jude, by virtue of his army career, is a veteran of Iraq. It has Now that is one of the highest tributes I can think of when I asked Charlie about his days as a student, and in par- satisfying victories year by year. When I told him in my year I and a always been somewhat of a mystery to me about how forces it comes to gridiron excellence. Mr. Jarvis was a football ticular, what if anything influenced his life the most in his group of friends from our lunch table attended every game but one, maneuvered in the desert conditions present in Iraq. After all, wonder at the running back position. In the 1968 season at time at Father Judge? He replied that he was very thank- the last conflict of the year against North Catholic. We had been in my time, the Vietnam War was still in progress and it was a West Point he ran for 1,110 yards. In that year, he ran for ful for the Oblates. He was particularly interested in Span- witnesses to nine straight losses, but our team won the last game. completely different environment in that era. Jude said that a remarkable 253 yards against Boston College. During his ish and took three years of language courses. He admired “You guys must have been a bad luck charm” Jude replied. your typical patrol was more of a type that would venture out period of service at West Point he guided the Black Knights every coach who ever taught at the school, and for Mr. Jarvis After we got over laughing about football foibles, I brought our to reported areas where enemy forces were operating, and to a 23-5 record. He ranks fifth on the list of all-time rushers there were multiple expressions of appreciation. He joined subject to focus on the years at Father Judge, and what did he information was often based on intelligence gathered from locals at Army, with 2,334 yards. During his four years the team the football team, the basketball team, and in his senior year, feel was of importance in rounding out his personality. He said who would provide details for the benefit of our units. This type of earned several post season played shortstop for the baseball team! This was quite an that “Discipline & Work ethic” were two things that he thought recon mission was no doubt very dangerous, but it is in situations appearances, including the impressive group of activities. were of the most value. Now the word “discipline” always meant of this nature that the training under discipline and work ethics Sugar Bowl. He left West Mr. Jarvis spent a bit of time speaking of his college pre- something special to Father Judge Students, but what Jude was pays off! Father Judge High School has a tradition of humble Point as a Second Lieuten- paratory courses while at Judge, with average selections alluding to was the organizational skills taught at Judge that service in many walks of life, but when we see fellow alumni ant, as every other graduate, mixed in with higher track courses. He liked mathematics, prepared him well to handle his future experiences at West Point. such as Jude Cooke, we realize that the term present on the side but he did tell me something and credits Father Carlin as a strong influence on his devel- He claims that these features at Judge made the transition to duty of our graduation rings, “non-excidet”, has its best representation that is not generally known. opment. Did he have any regrets? Only that he blames him- and responsibility at the military academy easier by comparison reflected in this West Point professional, and we can look to the In 1970, the cadets received self for the only two days he ever received JUG. If he could, to others that he witnessed coming from other schools. Jude future with confidence that we are in good and capable hands. not only their education, he would apologize for what he now claims as silly behavior concentrated on business courses while he was a student. He housing, etc. but a stipend of that caused Father Rickert some consternation, acting up in was very grateful for the business courses that were available one hundred and forty dol- a slapping contest with another student while class was in and carried as much of a workload as he could while he was a lars per month in compen- progress. “I disturbed the poor guy from his teaching, it was student here. This training contributed to satory “army” pay. He also a really juvenile thing to do.” a very successful time at West Point, remarked in passing, that After West Point and military service, Charlie Jarvis went where Jude was in the top echelon it was somewhat more of a on to a successful career in financial services. His positions of rank in class. I asked “What was struggle for him when com- involved managing union investments, and various pen- his favorite course selection over the pared to our other featured sion plans, including the City of Philadelphia, dealing with years?” There was no need to spend candidate, Jude Cooke ’06. over $50 million in accounts. His time was not spent on the time thinking about it, “Economics” Mr. Jarvis knows Jude, and floor of Wall Street in New York City as some may think, as he replied. I agreed; this was praised him for his success much as in being on the move from one area to another. He my favorite course as well. We while attending West Point. has traveled considerably, and continues as an advisor in a arrived at the question of favorite Now you would think lighter capacity. Mr. Charles Jarvis is a special individual. instructor. Jude noted Father that a man who had such His talents and his drive to be the best athlete that he could Killion and notable moments by a successful career on the possibly be, has earned him the respect and recognition of Mark Adelsberger in a particular playing field would note his peers. He stands for all that our Salesian Oblates have seminar, but Father Judge has some event of that time as taught us over the years. such a tradition, that experiences of one generation can be handed down to another, by virtue of a well HOW DO I NOMINATE SOMEONE FOR THE FATHER JUDGE HALL OF FAME? tenured staff. In this case, we had a fatherjudge.com You can enter someone for induction into the Father Judge Hall of Fame at anytime on our mutual admiration for Mr. Edward website. Simply go to www.fatherjudge.com and click the Alumni icon at the top. When you Mooney, our instructor in American friendsoffatherjudge.com arrive at the alumni page there is a menu bar on the left – select Hall of Fame Nominations Literature. “Did he still cover Julius and simply follow the instructions to complete the nomination online. Caesar?” I asked. Jude replied, “Are

12 Father Judge High School Conquest Magazine 13 STEERING COMMITTEE CONTINUES FORMULATING THE PLAN MY TRIBUTE TO BILLY K by Pat McGonigal ’81, Chief Financial Officer by Ed Sullivan ’71 Forty-three years ago, I started dating a local girl from the neighbor- There are a number of familiar quotes on the topic of planning. hood. She soon became my soul mate and eventually my wife. Her three Perhaps you’ve heard one or more of these: siblings came along as part of the package. Over time, the three became more than in-laws, they became two brothers and a sister. There had ab been a fourth sibling, but he did not make it home from Vietnam. He “Nobody plans to fail, but many fail to plan” is one of our HONORED 27. I did not have the pleasure or the honor “Plan the work. Work the plan” FOR ANDY POLOVOY ’63 of knowing him, but having known his older brother, I feel that I knew “Plans are useless, but planning is priceless” him also. IT’S NOT ABOUT THE BIKE! My story centers on this older brother, Bill Kilderry. Being only a year ab apart from Michael you might consider them to be twins. Everything s 2012 drew to a close, Father prospects via “telethon” nights and the charge to fundamentally change they did, they did together. It was only when it came to serving their Joe Campellone and the Father mailings, to ensure that we are front- how all of us need to think about the Lance Armstrong made this title famous country did they separate. Bill, the oldest, joined the Air Force and Mi- Judge leadership embarked and-center throughout the decision ways our students learn, and the tools in his 2000 memoire, about his battle with chael joined the Marines. The day Michael died, a piece of Bill died along on a strategic planning pro- process. we need to educate them, to prepare cancer. Yet, before Armstrong was born, with him. Over the years Bill and I became very close, like real brothers. Though cess with several goals in mind: To In Athletics, we hired a full-time our graduates for learning at the next Andy Polovoy ’63 was an avid bicycle en- we did not share the same bond that Bill establish a baseline for where we are Athletic Director, Jimmy Lynch, who level, and for dealing with technolo- thusiast, and later a fundraiser for multiple as an organization in all aspects of has already made great strides with gy in the workplace. In the long term, had with Michael, we had a special rela- I have a simple request charities, especially cancer research. For performance; To create a vision for our athletic purchasing and trans- STEM will be a self-sustaining initia- tionship. As a contractor for more than for all of you who had where we want Father Judge to be in portation. More importantly, he has tive due to the availability of private the past forty-two years, “it’s not about forty years, Bill had a lot of friends and Billy work on your houses. the future; To distill that vision into recruited several interns from the col- sector and foundation grants that fos- the bike” has rung true for this Judge grad through Bill most of them became my For every window or door achievable action items and specific, lege ranks, allowing our students, in- ter STEM learning. as well. After losing his father to cancer friends. His loyalty and compassion were that he installed, kindly second to none. He was always there when measureable results; To provide di- cluding many non-varsity athletes, to The Student Life Committee has at a young age, Andy’s mother (a long- send one dollar to the you needed him and everyone who knew rection and purpose to the Judge staff take advantage of supervised use of revived Career Day and breathed time cancer survivor) motivated him to Michael J. Kilderry and our many volunteers; To be able the Mitchell Activity Center. new life into our Student Govern- him, liked him. He was a true Judge Guy. fundraise for the American Cancer Society Scholarship Fund. to communicate concrete objectives The Brisson Center features a re- ment program. This group consists This special relationship came to an as a participant in the first ACS Bike-A- end when we buried Bill the first week Mail the donation and related action plans to potential vised mission, as well as a new Direc- of a number of younger alumni who to the Office of enrollee families, donors, alumni and tor, Diane Lieber Campbell. Diane is are eager to lend time and talent as we Thon. For more than four decades, Andy of January this year. The last month was Advancement or, go to all other stakeholders. making great progress spreading the identify areas of need. has participated in the City-to-Shore ride tough but it was made easier by Bill who was at peace. He had certain things that friendsoffatherjudge.com/ To lend structure to the planning word to faculty, current students and Finally, our Technology Commit- (more than 4,000 riders last year), cap- he wanted to accomplish before he went scholarships. process, a Steering Committee was prospective students, about the ben- tee is tackling the major challenge of tained teams, volunteered to map routes, named, as well as the following sub- efits of tutoring, proper study skills, developing and implementing our to face his Maker. One item on his to-do biked as a safety observer, and served committees: Admissions/Marketing; and content expertise. tablet learning strategy. The trend list was to establish a scholarship in his brother Michael’s name with a Athletics; Brisson Center; Building/ A quick tour of our facilities is all toward experiential learning moves as committee member in the planning of leadership gift of $10,000. So Bill and Michael’s alma mater, Father Judge Facilities; Development; STEM (Sci- that is needed to see the progress by ever forward, with mobile devices this annual event. Last fall the American High School, now has the Michael J. Kilderry Scholarship Fund. Schol- ence, Technology, Engineering & the Building Committee – locker ren- replacing textbooks, and we need to Cancer Society honored Andy with its arships will go to boys in need, who are without a father, from St. Mat- thew’s Parish. Even at the very end Bill chose to honor Michael rather Math); Student Life and Technology. ovation on all three floors plus the Fox be ready in all respects. In 2013, we Melvin Boone Award for Volunteer Service. than himself. That is the way he was. As Chairman of the Strategic Steer- Gym locker room, major upgrades in rewired the campus and added Apple Andy’s biking and the charity fundraising ing Committee, I am very pleased to the cafeteria, completion of our new TVs to sync devices with our Smart- For all of you out there who had Billy work on their houses, I have a doesn’t stop with the Cancer Society. The report on the progress we’ve made STEM Center, just to name a few. Boards. Going forward, we will need simple request. For every window or door that Bill installed, kindly send in just one year. All committees met As an added bonus, many upgrades to accommodate, at some point, 1,000 Multiple Sclerosis Society counts on Andy one dollar to the Michael J. Kilderry Scholarship Fund. Mail the dona- with the Steering Committee at least were accomplished via donated labor active users on campus each day. for the MS-150 ride as well, to organize tion to the school Office of Advancement. This is my tribute to my broth- twice in the latter half of 2013, provid- and supplies. It is fair to say that 2013 brought teams, serve as an on-road safety rider, er Bill Kilderry ’64. With all of your help, he will al- ing a great deal of insight. It is safe to The Development Committee as much activity, change, and invest- and always, to raise money for research. A ways be remembered and say that the Father Judge leadership identified and qualified consulting ment in the future, as any year in our healthy, and durable long-time rider, Andy has never had better optics into all firms to direct our next capital cam- history. We expect 2014 to bring more he will be with us forever. has raised well over $250K with his teams. facets of our operations. paign, which will kick off in 2014. To of the same, thanks in large part to the For the past ten years he has captained the 2013 CONTRIBUTORS In Admissions, we purchased a facilitate a successful effort, we’ve efforts of our many committee mem- Nadine Casper software package (currently being also invested in software to clean up bers – nearly 100% volunteers. They Kennedy Health System team, which was a Frank Filoon customized for our use) to stream- our alumni/donor database. Our an- give of themselves to make Judge all top-twenty-five fundraising team last year. Richard Findley line the gathering of information for nual fundraiser, the Crusader Cam- that it is today and position us to be William Kilderry Here, he’s pictured with his crystal Melvin Mary McKenna enrollment, tuition assistance, grades paign, has reached a record high in successful well into the future. Boone Award along with Lou Guarrieri ’71 N. Beth Rossi etc. In addition, we established a donors and dollars raised halfway I look forward to updating you who also captained a top-twenty-five team Donna Sullivan team approach, with our teachers and through the fiscal year. again in twelve months. Ed & Marianne Sullivan administrative staff reaching out to The STEM Committee is leading and was an individual top-100 fundraiser. John Sullivan

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SPOTLIGHT THE CLASS OF 2013 PROFILE ab The following data is provided for your information and is based on the results of the Senior Survey conducted Army colonel Peter O’Neill ’58 on May 3, 2013 inducted into Intelligence Agency udge ACADEMIC AND EMPLOYMENT PROFILE J Hall of Fame 247 Seniors ANNUAL REPORT 228 (93%) continuing their education The National Geospatial-Intelli- 66% attending 4 year universities and colleges gence Agency inducted retired U.S. 24% attending 2 year colleges Army Col Peter O’Neill into its Hall OF GIVING 3% attending vocational or trade schools of Fame during a May 2013 ceremony. 1% enrolled in apprenticeship programs O’Neill, Judge class of 1958, is director 4% joining the military of Strategic Initiative and Legislative 2% entering full time employment Affairs for Chenega Corporation, and was recognized within the Defense FINANCIAL AID PROFILE $1,920,828 Mapping Agency and National Im- • 116 graduates have received one or more scholarships or grants agery and Mapping Agency. O’Neill • 396 scholarships or grants were awarded to the Class of 2013 was instrumental in implementing the • 67 different universities, colleges, or foundations provided the awards DMA’s transition to softcopy produc- We gratefully acknowledge your donations during the past • $14,739,502 total scholarships and grants awarded to the Class of 2013 tion in the 1990s, and he led produc- year. Donations made after June 30, 2013 to the Crusader 2012-2013 tion support during a period of con- • $90,426 average amount of scholarships and grants awarded to the college bound Campaign and to “The Friends” will be included in next year’s frontation in the Middle East, produc- CRUSADER CAMPAIGN report. Donations to the Alumni Association after December ing combat charts covering the Persian Annual Appeal...... $331,450 The Wres- Gulf. His efforts provided the first up- 31, 2013 will be will be included in next year’s report. We sin- Robotics Funding...... $14,500 tling Team date to mapping in the area since the Scholarships & Tuition Assistance...... $970,430 captured the cerely regret any errors or omissions in these listings. Please British forces left after World War II. PCL Cham- contact the Advancement Office at extension 1170 to report Total Amount:...... $1,316,380 pionship and A 1962 La Salle University graduate, Joe Galasso he joined the Army after school and corrections for our files. (center) holds the plaque. also received a degree from George Washington University in 1974. His Fundraising Income by Category influence in the NGA had a profound 2013 calendar year effect on global terrorism when they Scholarships/Assistance Crusader Campaign ALUMNI ASSOCIATION provided critical information to sup- “The Friends” Events Alumni Fund...... $24,689 port Operation Neptune’s Spear on May Vision for the Future Dignam Fund...... $12,748 2, 2011, when the U.S. Military raided Internet Locker Campaign 4% General Fund...... $2,985 a secret compound housing Osama “The Friends” Named Funds 13% 5% Lipinski fund...... $2,125 Bin Laden in Pakistan. Alumni Funds Vietnam Fund...... $2,925 3% Total Amount...... $45,472 3% 19% 2012-2013 Bowling captured their third consecutive PCL Championship FRIENDS OF FATHER in March. JUDGE HIGH SCHOOL, INC. Addario, Beatty, MPK, Kilderry, Neary, Peters Funds.... $50,455 Hall of Fame Dinner...... $48,860 53% Huck ‘N’ Duck Crusader Golf Classic...... $34,587 As reported to us by his wife Pat, Peter G. Internet Locker Campaign...... $79,392 O’Neill, class of 1958, and a 1962 gradu- President’s Challenge Cup Golf Outing...... $108,450 ate of La Salle College, was honored and Taste of Northeast Philly...... $42,837 inducted into the Hall of Fame of the Na- Vision for the Future, Brisson Center...... $194,395 tional Geospatial Intelligence Agency on April 13, 2013. Total Amount...... $558,976

16 Father Judge High School 2013 Report 17 John Monachelli Jr. CLASS OF 1962 Joseph Carleone PhD Gerard Grady Ronald Neumer PRESIDENT’S CLUB Ronald Ciuffetelli James Hanratty THE CRUSADER CAMPAIGN ANNUAL APPEAL William O’Hara Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499 Eugene Daly Leonard Indelicato James Parell John Cleary Joseph Donahue Richard Ingelido Father Judge High School has established named giving levels for the Crusader Campaign. This listing presents class years and the giving levels Joseph Potero Jr. William Keweshan DO William Dunn Jr. Robert Koch Thomas Rafter Sr. Raymond Tatko Thomas Eldred Robert Lepre within each class year, followed by Friends and Businesses. The Crusader Campaign list continues with individual gifts In Honor Of... or, In Memory Joseph Reilly Jr. Raymond Filoon John Loyden Of... The giving levels are: The Father Thomas Judge Society ($10,000+), Father Louis Brisson Society ($5,000 - $9,999), St. Francis De Sales Club PRINCIPAL’S CLUB Manuel Sabato Contributions of $500 - $999 Joseph Foley Jr. Thomas Malone ($2,500 - $4,999), President’s Club ($1,000 - $2,499), Principal’s Club ($500 - $999), Crusader Club ($100 - $499), Red & Blue Club (gifts up to $100). Vincent Siciliano Charles Calvanese John Fry Bernard Maycheck Edward Simms Lt. Col. Michael Reilly USMC(R) John Gallagher Lawrence Philyaw Frank Tiano James Searl Michael Gotwols Gerald Rowan PRINCIPAL’S CLUB CLASS OF 1957 Francis Papotto CLASS OF 1959 CLASS OF 1961 CRUSADER CLUB Stephen Kozakowski J. Paul Seaman William Pinkstone FATHER LOUIS BRISSON SOCIETY Contributions of $500 - $999 Robert Long USN(R) Francis Sebold Sr. PRESIDENT’S CLUB FATHER THOMAS JUDGE SOCIETY Contributions of $100 - $499 Joseph Richardson Contributions of $5,000 - $9,999 Joseph Donnelly Peter McCormick John Snell Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499 Contributions of $10,000 + Joseph Bagnell Gerard Ryan Edward Hamill James Fluehr Gerard McGinniss David Spingler Joseph Fluehr Jr. Eric Dollenberg Paul Barrus William Schmidt CRUSADER CLUB Raymond Loftus Michael McLoone CPA John Steczynski Paul Mac Henry PRINCIPAL’S CLUB Edwin Bogucki MD Richard Sender Contributions of $100 - $499 Philip McKeaney Cmdr. Thomas McCarthy Edward Stopyra James McKee Contributions of $500 - $999 Edward Bradley Gerald Smith Charles Claire John Shields Francis Musick William Streich PRINCIPAL’S CLUB Stephen Lis Charles Campbell Joseph Smyth Francis Coleman CRUSADER CLUB Richard Olszanowski Edward Trojan Contributions of $500 - $999 Daniel Pradel Sr. Joseph Conroy Joseph Steinhauser James Creighton Contributions of $100 - $499 William Orth John Wisniewski William Hindman Jr. CRUSADER CLUB Seamus Daly Albert Strunk Dennis Cribben Michael Accetta Jr. Edward Pellegrini RED & BLUE CLUB Joseph Krisciunas Contributions of $100 - $499 Robert Gerhardt F. Robert White John Guiniven PhD Harry Bauer John Quigley Contributions of $1 - $99 Hugh Reid Seamus Boyle Christopher Howley William Hepp Thomas Chancler John Reiber Robert Blaszczak CRUSADER CLUB CLASS OF 1958 Joseph Dugan Jr. Al Kraus Contributions of $100 - $499 Francis Hueber Richard Ciotti James Ryan Theodore Bukowski PRESIDENT’S CLUB Robert Farina David Legacki Charles Barker CPA Edward Kelleher Jr. William Cleary Jr. George Schweizer Leo Carmosky Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499 Lawrence Friend Bernard Mack Jr. John Carroll John Lafferty Frank Curran Thomas Stretch James Collins Eugene Szamborski Charles Graf Jr. Richard Manna Ronald Debnam Raymond Lloyd C. Michael Davis Thomas Sullivan Joseph Dennis CRUSADER CLUB Frank Haslam Philip McCabe Joseph Donaghy William McGarvey Philip Doerle Walter Whitehill James Devlin Sr. Contributions of $100 - $499 Francis Heron RPh John McGilligan John Finnegan James McGinnis Thomas Dolan RED & BLUE CLUB Joseph Eden William Colligon Russell Houseal CPA Walter Meredith Charles Garuffe John McGinnis Daniel Gallagher Contributions of $1 - $99 Henry Fulmer Michael Daly Charles Hunt Jr. Joseph Morrissey Frank Gorman Leo McInerney CPA Edward Gallagher Ronald Baranowski Miro Gutzmirtl John De Angelis Gerald Kates Br. Lawrence Oelschlegel Thomas Haney Michael McMenamin Patrick Hogan Sr. John Brophy John Hassett Edwin Fitzpatrick Raymond Keilman Jr. Joseph Palm Eugene Murphy Matthew Iller James Collins Ronald James Lawrence Funk Gerald Kelly Jr. Stanley Schulgen Aloysius Kafel Jr. James Nulty Jr. Paul Kilbride James Comber Robert Jones John Graff Edward Kent Francis Smith Robert Kelton William O’Brien Stephen Konkolewski Dennis Corr John Kempczynski Richard Hampel John Krisciunas James Toomes Joseph Low J. O’Neill Ted Kulesza Jr. Daniel Courtenay Frederick Maier William Hayes Robert Lewis Thomas Turnbull Richard Ludwig Vincent Palagruto Francis Liles Thomas Darragh Thomas O’Rourke Albert Iavecchia Edward Martin John Usonis William Mac Intyre David Pfeil Robert Loriaux Gerald Gheen John Peacher Jr. Edward McCaney Robert McCarthy Ronald Vellozzi Robert McKenna Richard Serfass Ed.D Rev. James McKeaney Edward Hagan Joseph Polovoy Alexander McElroy John McMahon RED & BLUE CLUB James McShea George Stewart Patrick Mooney James Halpin Charles Potok William Minich Thomas McShane Contributions of $1 - $99 Michael Mitchell Stanley Suwala Matthew O’Brien PhD Stephen Harlen Esq. Norman Rodowicz William Moors Richard Rayca Sr. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Anderlonis Francis Mortimer Daniel Trotter Stephen Pawlowski James Kelly John Shwed PhD James Muldowney Charles Roberts Charles Beddis Richard Murphy Paul Wisniewski Robert Rafa Richard Krepol James Smith Gerald Scalley Raymond Schmidt Robert Bogle Patrick Peifer RED & BLUE CLUB Charles Renzi James McCartney Gerard Sonntag Gerald Schickling Stephen Suwala John Deni Francis Pfeiffer Contributions of $1 - $99 Robert Repash James McCauley Thomas Tanner Jr. Col(Ret) Werner Schmidt Jr. RED & BLUE CLUB James Emory Joseph Schwartz Ed.D Benjamin Blaszczak Francis Schaefer Lawrence McGarvey Edmund Ward Joseph Wagner Jr. Contributions of $1 - $99 Cmdr. Ronald Lang USN(R) Matthew Schwartz Byron Davidson William Smith Dr. Michael Metzger James Weeks MD Martin Watson George Bell Joseph Long Joseph Simon John Fryslin Robert Streit Andrew Polovoy Robert Weinert Paul Wehmeyer Matthew Brennan Charles McCollum CmSgt. Edward Simpson USAF(R) Richard Gheen Sr. Michael Sullivan William Wicker Patrick Widerman Richard Corkery John Roberts CLASS OF 1964 John Snyder George Hohenleitner John Tagye Daniel Zadorozny RED & BLUE CLUB Al DeCarlo Francis Schreader FATHER THOMAS JUDGE SOCIETY Eugene Vandiver Matthew Korecki Robert Vander Neut Contributions of $1 - $99 Rev. William Dooner James Welch Contributions of $10,000 + CLASS OF 1965 Peter Zenszer James Lill William Walker PhD Joseph Beck Deacon Edward Dymek John Whittle Anthony Addario PRESIDENT’S CLUB Austin Zuerlein William McElhaugh Gregory Weber George Beisel Francis Ferriola Sr. Leonard Wieczezynski Jr. Daniel F. Gerner Jr. Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499 RED & BLUE CLUB John McFadden Evan Wilfong Christopher Carey Jr. William Haid Jr. PRESIDENT’S CLUB James Kirlin Jr. Contributions of $1 - $99 John Ricardi Anthony Zanin CLASS OF 1963 Vincent Damiano Gary Jermyn Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499 John Salwach Charles Albright James Schmitt RED & BLUE CLUB FATHER THOMAS JUDGE SOCIETY Robert Duckworth Leonard Kaminski Daniel Cistone Jr. PRINCIPAL’S CLUB Conrad Benetz Christopher Uzelmeier PhD Contributions of $1 - $99 Contributions of $10,000 + Francis Flicker Hubert Mahon Joseph McAtee Contributions of $500 - $999 Andrew Benish Jr. William Vernon Jr. Edward Albeser William R. Sautter Francis Gindhart Lt. Col. 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Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499 George Wagner John Coughlin Robert Le Pera John Campbell Jr. Scott Wagner Steven Bollendorf James Farrell Raymond Matrone Peter Shelinsky Jr. Julius Zaccone Carl Coleman Francis Galloway Jr. RED & BLUE CLUB James Giammaruti John Frain Jr. Joseph Monteleone Contributions of $1 - $99 Edward Layne Michael Moscufo Jr. Stephen McFadden Sr. James Czerniak Hugh Gallagher Mark Niewodowski Joseph Fedeli CLASS OF 1978 Mark Fitzgerald CRUSADER CLUB Reno Ciccotta Esq. Jay Moran PRESIDENT’S CLUB Daniel Gormley Contributions of $100 - $499 Thomas Costello Daniel Nicastro William O’Brien Francis Benincasa Johnny Friday Francis Rubino Joseph Petragnani Charles Ball Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499 Edward Hinchey William Bell III Gregory Del Colombo John Peters Robert Bankhead CRUSADER CLUB Joseph Breslin Andrew Drobonick Edward Reithmeier Richard Ponticello Stephen D’Arcangelo Thomas Hinchey Esq. Contributions of $100 - $499 Joseph Pounder Stephen Hamilton Michael Lanciotti Robert Kennedy Thomas Conway John Marlow James Reitz Robert Strouse PhD Robert Boyle Timothy Duffy Clement Masciantonio Kyle Shanahan Thomas Ryan Robert Hickey David Kowalczyk Kevin Bradley Donald Sawyer John Jesiolowski CRUSADER CLUB Mark McGrath Matthew Flicker Richard Sauerbaum Marko Tkach Contributions of $100 - $499 James Brighter Joseph Hondros Vincent Tucci Frank Zornick Michael Smith Eugene Schiwall Kevin O’Connor Brian Corcoran Dennis Taylor John Van Note James Berwick Ralph Pietro Thomas Jusczak RED & BLUE CLUB Robert Boyle Paul Costello Matthew Karpowicz CLASS OF 1986 Contributions of $1 - $99 Francis Thorpe Jr. Gerald Bates Frederick Sicilia James Dougherty PRINCIPAL’S CLUB RED & BLUE CLUB Christopher Gasiorek Lawrence Brzycki Joseph Norris David Casper Thomas Duffy Sr. Gerald Grunewald PhD Brian Reidy Contributions of $500 - $999 Francis Cervellero Contributions of $1 - $99 Richard Kane Thomas Hutchinson Jr. John Tate Mark Bauer Gregory Long Thomas Garrison Jr. Paul Sarkissian Bryan Coyle James Kelly III Paul Smyth CRUSADER CLUB Michael McGerry 22 Father Judge High School 2013 Report 23 Leo Regensburger Jr. Michael McCollum CLASS OF 1997 Matthew Henfey Angelo Ditri CLASS OF 2008 CLASS OF 2010 CLASS OF 2011 Anthony Saldutti Michael McGrenehan III CRUSADER CLUB Thomas Lynch Jr. Brian Hetzel RED & BLUE CLUB RED & BLUE CLUB RED & BLUE CLUB Adrian Tkach John O’Farrell Contributions of $100 - $499 Jeffrey Prigge Joseph McCarthy Contributions of $1 - $99 Contributions of $1 - $99 Contributions of $1 - $99 Ryan Hartey Michael Schoeniger Jeffrey McDonald Daniel Keenan Kerlin Canelli Seamus Radtke CLASS OF 1989 CLASS OF 1992 RED & BLUE CLUB Joseph Moskal ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CLUB CRUSADER CLUB Brian P. 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McDonnell RED & BLUE CLUB RED & BLUE CLUB Christopher Scheiblein Contributions of $1 - $99 Matthew Brennan ‘61 Thomas Stretch ‘63 Francis Heron RPh ‘61 Donald Klawiter ‘68 Contributions of $1 - $99 Collin Walsh CLASS OF 1999 Stephen Capella Raymond Ahern ‘65 Robert Bernard Jason & Josh Carfagno James Clement ‘66 Lawrence Dalesandro RED & BLUE CLUB CRUSADER CLUB Michael McMahon Richard Budd ‘65 Mary Bernard ‘57 Robert & Rita McCairns Joseph Costello ‘66 George Dillon Contributions of $1 - $99 Contributions of $100 - $499 Christopher Quinn Len Albany Michael Beukers, Jr. May & Frank Carleone James B. 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Collins Contributions of $500 - $999 Michael Coyle Contributions of $100 - $499 Thomas Assenmacher ‘86 Bernard Booth ‘66 David Carrigan ‘68 James Collins ‘63 Christopher Brady Joseph Cannon CLASS OF 2000 Anthony Rodriguez John Austin ‘91 John R Boyle ‘83 Fergus Carroll ‘66 Thomas Colligon ‘58 James Cirillo Jr. RED & BLUE CLUB PRINCIPAL’S CLUB Matthew Uliasz William Foley, III ‘91 Robert Boyle ‘81 Frank Reis ‘66 William Colligon ‘58 Brian Quinn RPh Contributions of $1 - $99 Contributions of $500 - $999 RED & BLUE CLUB Joseph Azzarano ‘58 Marie & Jack Boyle George Carr ‘67 CRUSADER CLUB Mark Bennis Daniel Kilcoyne Contributions of $1 - $99 Joseph H. 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Coughlan ‘73 Michael Flanagan Francis Gana Sean Gola Daniel Jefferys Robert Citrino Jack Banecker ‘67 John Brophy ‘63 Edward Massara ‘78 Christopher Herron Christopher Indelicato Timothy Durkin Kevin Jud James Dolan ‘67 Ronald Ciuffetelli ‘63 Officer Jim Christie 2660 Patrick Mc Guinness ‘90 Salvatore Merlino III Robert Kennedy Daniel Kane Edward Rorer David Homsher Gene Barr ‘58 MaryAnn Brzycki Gerald Christie ‘65 E. Emmett Ruane Patrick McGuinness RED & BLUE CLUB Daniel Johnston CLASS OF 2006 James Mc Ginnis ‘59 Lawrence Brzycki ‘78 Thomas Christy Sr. Tom Coyle Jeffrey Taylor Contributions of $1 - $99 CLASS OF 2001 CRUSADER CLUB Robert C. Barrilli ‘02 Donald & Theresa Budd Brad Christy ‘72 John Nase Richard Wolstenholme Timothy Durkin ‘00 Dennis Budd ‘71 Alfred Citino, Jr. ‘75 Danny Craige Ira Baker CRUSADER CLUB Contributions of $100 - $499 Andrew Barthmaier Bukowski & Gartland Family Rev. Angelo Citino ‘68 John Horcher ‘73 CLASS OF 1991 Daniel Blaney Contributions of $100 - $499 Timothy Gallagher Francis Barthmaier ‘68 Theodore Bukowski ‘64 Frank Clarke ‘79 Donald Creighton ‘63 PRINCIPAL’S CLUB Nicholas Fantini Francis Costello William Hunt Rockey Basille ‘65 James & Elizabeth Burgmann Gerard Corcoran ‘80 James Creighton ‘59 Contributions of $500 - $999 Lawrence Flagler RED & BLUE CLUB Andrew Ricchezza Domenic Vizza ‘66 James Burgmann, Jr. ‘68 Class of 1957 John Schmitt III Michael Little Contributions of $1 - $99 Dennis Tanghe Dad Dennis F. Bauer ‘69 CRUSADER CLUB Brian Wiest Michael Dreher RED & BLUE CLUB Thomas P. Byrne Joseph Glatz ‘57 Russell Greway ‘65 Contributions of $100 - $499 David McCloskey Contributions of $1 - $99 Harry Bauer ‘60 Michael Vahey ‘86 Class of 1958 DAGS CLASS OF 1996 Timothy Dooley Deacon John Bean ‘66 Rev. Joseph Campellone, OSFS John Kellett ‘58 Christopher DePalma ‘86 Matthew Holm CRUSADER CLUB Rodger Whalen II Michael Nicolardi Michael Bean ‘63 Michael McKenna ‘66 William Scanlon ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. James P. Dalton William Johnstone Contributions of $100 - $499 Steven Britt Christopher Plizak Joseph Boyle ‘67 Nina & Patricia Campion Martin Watson ‘58 Robert Dalton ‘65 John Shaw Daniel Klein Charles Warner CLASS OF 2002 John Tvarok ‘66 William Campion ‘66 Class of 1964 Bill Daly ‘60 Vincent Rotondi PRINCIPAL’S CLUB CLASS OF 2007 Brian Lentz Louise Beatrice Frank Cannon ‘76 John Snell ‘64 Dennis Corr ‘63 RED & BLUE CLUB Contributions of $500 - $999 CRUSADER CLUB RED & BLUE CLUB Michael Beatrice ‘70 Robert Walls ‘76 David Spingler ‘64 John & Catherine Daly Contributions of $1 - $99 Kevin Flanagan Contributions of $100 - $499 Contributions of $1 - $99 Fran Beck ‘78 Jack Cantwell Class of 1965 Seamus Daly ‘62 Kevin Kots Derek Talley Michael Murphy Michael Fitzgerald Thomas Beck ‘80 Peter Zenszer ‘57 Arthur Cain, Jr. ‘65 Maryanne Daly, SH ‘61 Vincent Moffatt CRUSADER CLUB RED & BLUE CLUB William Foley III Joseph Beltley ‘86 Lorraine Capaldi Class of 1973 Michael Daly ‘58 Daniel Skala Jr. Contributions of $100 - $499 Contributions of $1 - $99 Jeffrey Kelly Christopher Creelman ‘86 Robert Capaldi ‘82 Mark Ward ‘73 Richard Burns Daniel Bontempo 24 Father Judge High School 2013 Report 25 The Damiano Family Gino DiNofa ‘84 Raymond Flynn ‘85 Vincent Guest ‘77 JUG Jim Lloyd ‘67 James F. McHale ‘58 Richard Mueller, RTN ‘65 Vincent Damiano ‘58 Domenic DiNofa Most Rev. Joseph Cistone, VG ‘67 Jeffrey Ganz ‘77 Justin Sweeney ‘66 Robert Johnston ‘67 James Mc Hale ‘79 Terence O’Neill Danny, Frenchie & Kevin Angelo Ditri ‘07 Joseph Sommers ‘84 Terry Haid ‘65 Rita A. Kaffenberg Dr. Paul McCaffrey ‘67 Robert McHernan James Stewart Joseph Rudolph ‘77 James Diodato ‘69 Rev. Joseph Flynn, OSFS William Haid, Jr. ‘61 John Kaffenberg ‘64 Margaret Lloyd Clayton Belcher ‘67 Kathleen Wade Susie & Victor Dascenzo, Sr. Thomas Gerard ‘69 Daniel Johnston ‘00 The Haigh Family Francis J. Kain ‘71 Raymond Lloyd ‘59 Mary McKay Madeline Webb Victor Dascenzo ‘67 Henry H. Dodds ‘58 John & Eleanor Frain William Haigh ‘98 John Kain ‘77 Mark Lloyden ‘82 Joseph Mc Kay ‘78 Elizabeth Muffler Joseph E. D’Ascenzo John Finnegan ‘57 John Frain, Jr. ‘81 Nick Halpin ‘58 David Kapral Richard Russo ‘82 Louis McKee Joseph Muffler ‘75 John D’Ascenzo ‘71 My Wife “Dolores” Mark Frankowski ‘68 Joseph Medveckus ‘60 Michael Mc Mahon ‘74 John C. Long ‘58 Charles Carson ‘92 Kevin Patrick Xaiver Muldowney ‘77 Edmund Davenport ‘60 Martin Watson ‘58 Leonard Gadzinski ‘68 Rev. Hanley Michael Mc Mahon ‘03 Joseph Long ‘62 William McKenna ‘77 Thomas Conway ‘83 Robert Davenport ‘66 Harry & Kathryn Donaghy Mary Gabrick Hugh Reid ‘57 Nicholas McMahon ‘09 Rick Losco ‘75 Scott Balara ‘77 James Mulherrin ‘80 William Davenport ‘65 Joseph Donaghy ‘57 Edward Blaszczyk ‘03 James & Gertrude Hanratty Mark R. Karle ‘77 Cosmo Losco ‘80 Herbert Anderson, Jr. Paul Gallagher ‘84 Bill & Marie Davis William T. Donahue NECHS ‘38 Jake Gaffney ‘61 James Hanratty ‘64 Kevin Karle ‘80 Cpl. John “Cubby” Lyons ‘66 Joseph Camm ‘77 Michael Hughes ‘80 Lawrence Davis ‘80 Thomas Donahue ‘68 Robert Farina ‘61 Timothy Haviland ‘95 John P. & Margaret R. Kearns Edward Hueber ‘66 Rev. Francis McKenty, OSFS Dorothy Mulherrin Richard D. Davis ‘62 John & Louise Donnelly Charles “Bud” Gallagher ‘67 Michael Conway ‘68 John Kearns ‘71 Francis King, CPA ‘66 Joseph Mc Kenty ‘61 Neil Mullen ‘94 C. Michael Davis ‘60 Gerard Donnelly ‘68 Richard Mattia, Sr. ‘68 Carl J. Hecht ‘69 Jim Keashon Peter Kruvczuk ‘66 William Mc Kenty ‘65 Mark Bennis ‘94 Rev. William Davis Mark Donofrio ‘77 Raymond Gamberoni ‘82 Thomas Gerard ‘69 Raymond Filoon ‘63 Patrick O’Neill ‘66 Joseph McKenty John Senior ‘65 Dennis Coleman ‘76 Peter Tucci ‘77 Joseph Cloud ‘88 Kevin Henes ‘88 Charles Greenberg Rev. Gerard Mahoney William Mc Kenty ‘65 Michael Mullen ‘71 Deceased Members Class of 1957 Kevin Doyle ‘80 Kenneth Gamberoni ‘88 Joseph Cloud ‘88 William Kee ‘63 Andrew Ricchezza ‘06 Peg McMahon John Mc Devitt ‘71 Frank Gorman ‘57 Thomas Hazlett ‘80 Joseph Cloud ‘88 Stephen Elinski, Esq. ‘87 Dennis Kee ‘65 John Mahon ‘66 Thomas Hazlett ‘80 Jack Mulligan ‘67 Deceased Members Class of 1958 John & Cecelia Drabyak John Glaser ‘87 Brian Henes ‘87 Jack Keen ‘68 Raymond Mahon Sr. ‘67 Joseph “Mac” McNamee ‘66 William Murphy, Jr. ‘67 Joseph Wagner, Jr. ‘58 Laurence Drabyak ‘71 Jennifer Monica Gheen James Henes Thomas Germscheid ‘68 William Mahoney ‘57 Daniel Murphy ‘66 Gregory Mulrooney ‘62 Deceased Members Class of 1960 John Drogokupiec ‘64 Gerald Gheen ‘63 Gregory Hennigar ‘02 Mike Kelly ‘57 J. Kevin O’Neill ‘59 Thomas Mc Shane ‘61 Charles McCollum ‘62 James Gaughan ‘60 Stephen Suwala ‘61 Tom Gheen ‘58 James Altomari ‘65 John Finnegan ‘57 John Mammarella William Smith ‘60 James Munizza ‘76 Deceased Members Class of 1961 Walter A Dudek, Jr. Richard Gheen, Sr. ‘59 Michael Bauer ‘02 James J. Kelly, Jr. John Mammarella ‘02 Joseph M. Merlino ‘03 Joseph Sculley, Jr. ‘76 Richard Rayca, Sr. ‘61 Timothy Dudek ‘74 Mike Gianetti ‘61 Kevin Flanagan ‘02 James Kelly, III ‘81 Edward Marczak Stephen Toroni ‘03 Hugh Murphy Anthony Wojeck ‘61 John J. Duffey Paul Barrus ‘62 Matthew Henfey ‘02 Joe Kelly ‘60 Francis Marczak ‘67 Rev. William Messick, OSFS ‘60 Francis Murphy ‘71 Deceased Members Class of 1962 Gerard Duffey ‘80 Joe Gindele ‘08 Rev. Harold Hermley, OSFS Eugene Kelly ‘66 Mary Kates Legacy Matthew O’Brien, PhD ‘60 Shane & Robert Murphy 2013 Charles Campbell ‘62 William Duffy ‘63 Joseph Gindele James Loftus, Jr. ‘60 Mary Lynn Kelly Thomas Marcinek ‘79 Bill Messner ‘60 Marianne Murphy Bernard Mack, Jr. ‘62 Joseph Morrison ‘72 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Glatthorn Jerry Herpel ‘64 Jeffrey Kelly ‘91 Jeffrey A. Matty, Jr. ‘10 Robert Devlin ‘60 Rev. Joseph Murray, OSFS Deceased Members Class of 1964 James J. Dulin, Jr. James Sinnott Michael Metzger ‘63 Tom Kilion Colleen Matty Military Services John Wolstenholme ‘78 James Weeks, MD ‘64 William Dulin ‘80 Joe Goadel ‘64 Don Hertrich Dennis Nice ‘66 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Matysik, Sr. Russell Houseal, CPA ‘61 Thomas Starrs ‘80 Deceased Members Class of 1966 Rich Dunwell ‘73 James Devlin, Sr. ‘64 Edward Taggert ‘66 Frank Kilroy ‘57 William Matysik ‘74 Charles Renzi ‘60 Joseph R. Nadolski Domenic Vizza ‘66 Raymond Quigley ‘02 Matthew Goodwin ‘05 Donald W. Hiester John Finnegan ‘57 Joan McAnulty Edward Sander ‘72 Thomas Nadolski ‘81 John Stengel ‘66 Karen Duva Francis Gana ‘05 Christopher Plizak ‘76 James & Pamela Kirlin James Mc Anulty ‘72 William Wiegand ‘65 Ken Naegele ‘73 Deceased Members Class of 1981 Joseph Duva ‘75 Bill & Mary Gore Jim Hogan ‘64 James Kirlin, Jr. ‘65 Nadine McCaffrey Military Veterans Thomas Gallagher ‘65 John Dugan, CPA ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. James F. Eckles James Gore ‘72 John Hassett ‘64 Leo Kirlin ‘74 Herbert Anderson, Jr. Desmond Klakowicz ‘68 John Naegele ‘78 Deceased Crusader Alumni James Eckles ‘72 Leo Gorman Bill Holland ‘57 Michael Kneisc ‘74 James Comber ‘63 John Mullen , Jr. ‘67 Nancy & Ace John Bonner, Jr. ‘75 Bob Edwards ‘76 Michael Mc Donnell ‘95 Francis Pfeiffer ‘57 Wayne Kirwin ‘61 Thomas Loughrey ‘68 Thomas O’Rourke ‘64 Matthew Kaupp ‘76 Edward Pellegrini ‘63 Robert Sweeney ‘75 Ellen Gouck, Mother of David Gouck ‘84 Brian Huckel ‘74 Andrew Drobonick ‘85 James McCaffrey ‘72 Charles Renzi ‘60 Ryan Nase ‘02 Deceased Members of Breeser Family Jaqueline Eldred, SH ‘64 John Batley ‘84 Roy Homsher ‘74 James Klein T.C. McCafferty John Whittle ‘62 Lt. Robert Neary PFD ‘70 Richard Breeser ‘67 Thomas Eldred ‘63 Rev. Lawrence Gradel, OSFS “Huck’s behind the back pass” Richard Corkery ‘61 Dr. Paul McCaffrey ‘67 Cpl. Steve Miller, USMC William Binnig ‘66 Deceased Members of Gatti Family Kurt Estes ‘87 Philip Doerle ‘60 Justin Sweeney ‘66 The Klos Brothers Francis McCarthy ‘67 Lt. Col. Michael Reilly, USMC(R) ‘62 James Krimm ‘70 Anthony Gatti, Sr. ‘64 Edward Mc Donald ‘87 Michael Mc Anally ‘70 Charles “Huck” Huckel ‘66 Julia Keough James O’Neill ‘67 Charles Milligan ‘77 Joseph Sweeney ‘71 Deceased Members of the Stephen Rhoades ‘87 Joe Gradel ‘64 Charles Beddis ‘62 Joe & Elsie Knotwell James Yizzi ‘67 John Milligan ‘75 James Williamson, III ‘70 Gatti & Stecher Families Harvey & Betty Faford James Devlin Sr. ‘64 Kevin Bradley ‘81 James Knotwell ‘72 Liza McCullough Patrick Milligan ‘80 Al Nicastro ‘58 Daniel Gatti ‘70 John Faford ‘76 James Graham ‘71 Robert Michlinski ‘77 Maureen Koldzieg Gregory McCullough ‘73 Dot & Ray Minger Daniel Nicastro ‘88 Deceased Vietnam Veterans Class of ‘65 David Fala ‘72 Robert Fitzgerald, Esq. ‘89 Frank Hudek Leonard Kaminski ‘61 Rev. John McDevitt, OSFS Raymond Minger ‘58 Mary Nissley Michael Adams ‘65 Brian Delgross ‘72 My Grandparents Michael Hudek ‘75 Rev. Jack Kolodziej, OSFS Edwin Fitzpatrick ‘58 William C. Monaghan ‘61 Edward Nissley ‘73 Deceased Veterans Family & Friends Ronald Gonzalez ‘89 Steve Hudgetts Ronald Neumer ‘60 Tom McDevitt ‘66 Patricia Monaghan The Oblate Tradition Charles Carson ‘92 William Johnston ‘73 Clem Grassi ‘64 Richard Lewandowski ‘68 John S. Kozakowski ‘65 Patrick Lyons ‘66 Lorraine Montgomery Ryan Mc Ginnis ‘04 Del Comolbo Family Thomas Feeney ‘82 Daniel Cistone, Jr. ‘64 Thomas & Francis Hutchinson Stephen Kozakowski ‘63 Justin Sweeney ‘66 Robert Montgomery ‘76 Lawrence J. O’Connor Anthony Del Colombo ‘71 Robert Heck, Jr. ‘83 Frank Magee ‘65 Thomas Hutchinson, Jr. ‘81 Arthur J. Kozempel Joseph F. McDonald, Jr. Dave Moran ‘66 Michael O’Connor ‘69 Dr. William Delaney ‘60 Paul Smyth ‘83 Joseph Polovoy ‘64 John Iller ‘62 Edward Blaszczyk ‘03 Vincent Rotondi ‘96 Charles Webster ‘67 Michael O’Dare Daniel Gallagher ‘60 Tom Fee ‘58 Charlie Greenberg, Eng. Matthew Iller ‘60 Michael Krupiak ‘64 Alice & Jim McDonnell Moresi Grads James Dillon Arthur R. Dettra Joseph Fee ‘60 Edward Mockapetris ‘65 Ronald Iller ‘64 Donald Guy, Jr. ‘65 Ronald Mc Donnell ‘67 David Moresi ‘72 Conor O’Kane Arthur Dettra ‘80 George Fenerty ‘63 Joseph & Gertrude Green Matthew Iller ‘60 Ted & Marge Kulesza Mary McElroy Joan Morrison William O’Kane ‘78 James Dezart & Regina Dezart Robert Lewis ‘61 James Green ‘73 Floyd Irwin ‘61 Ted Kulesza, Jr. ‘60 Alexander Mc Elroy ‘58 Michael Devlin ‘69 Edward O’Neil Jane Bartelme Thomas B. Fenerty, Sr. Francis C. Gregory ‘58 Charles Hunt Jr. ‘61 Joseph LaForgia ‘91 Frank McGarvey ‘77 My Mother Edward O’Neil ‘80 Mr. Bill and Mrs. Anna Dickerson Thomas Fenerty ‘66 Mary Gregory Gary Jermyn ‘61 Brian Cunniff ‘66 Dr. John Scanlon ‘74 Robert McCarthy ‘61 George Osada ‘65 William Dickerson, Jr. ‘66 Vince Ferro ‘88 Gerald Scalley ‘58 Raymond Schmidt ‘61 Frank La Forgia ‘66 McGarvey Family John Mueller ‘60 Thomas Smith ‘68 Albert N. DiFelice Matthew Melinson, CPA ‘89 Michael Grimes Edwin Jaskowiak ‘62 Philip Lecklikner ‘95 William Mc Garvey ‘59 Sandra Borkowski Gary Lehman ‘65 Albert Di Felice ‘75 Bob Fialkowski ‘66 Dr. William Ross ‘71 Paul Barrus ‘62 Edward Rorer ‘95 Hugh McGee ‘75 Richard Brown Francis Slavin ‘65 Joseph DiGiacomo, Sr. Joseph Laskowski ‘66 Donna Guarrieri, SH ‘77 Paul Jaskowiak ‘62 John & Carmella Leonetti Cornelius Mc Gee ‘75 Frank Caterini James Osborne ‘68 Matthew Leonard ‘02 John A. Fischer ‘71 Ralph Guarrieri ‘77 Paul Barrus ‘62 John Leonetti ‘65 Ed McGettigan Eileen DeFazio Thomas Murphy ‘69 Mark Dignam ‘78 Joseph Smith ‘71 Louis Guarrieri, Jr. ‘71 Frank Jaztrzembski, Sr. St. Leo’s Parish James Colahan ‘73 Karen DeGeorge John Norris ‘68 Leo Dignam ‘77 Father Judge Veterans Carol Guarrieri Francis Jastrzembski ‘65 Robert Bacher ‘60 Mr. & Mrs. McGovern Stephen Discepola “Our 27” Thomas Garrison, Jr. ‘78 James Altomari ‘65 Susan McNeilly Marie Joniec William & Josephine Lindenmuth Thomas Mc Govern ‘68 Carol Lane Gary Boyd ‘67 John Dillon Frank Dunn, Jr. ‘65 Kathryn Guarrieri Christopher Plizak ‘06 Thomas Lindemuth ‘58 Bill McGrody ‘57 Dr. Scott Maslow Dennis Devine ‘68 George Dillon ‘89 Edward Guarrieri Frank Joyce ‘59 Richard Ludwig ‘57 Helen Miranda Joseph Schramm, Jr. ‘69 Thomas Dillon ‘77 James Mc Ginnis ‘59 Gerald Smith ‘57 26 Father Judge High School 2013 Report 27 Joseph Altimari ‘67 Richard Primiano ‘59 Maryann Shappell Jim Trunfio ‘61 Sgt Patrick McDonald Scholarship RED & BLUE CLUB Rev. Mr.Brian Zumbrum Ronald Baranowski ‘63 Gregory Weber ‘60 Michael Shappell ‘89 Robert Dillon ‘60 TUITION ASSISTANCE Timothy Campellone Scholarship Fund Contributions of $1 - $99 RED & BLUE CLUB Arthur Cain, Jr. ‘65 John-Antonio Purificato Thomas J Sheehan, Jr. Joshua Tshirlig ‘00 CONTRIBUTIONS AETNA Foundation, Inc. Contributions of $1 - $99 William Clark ‘65 The Purificato Family Hubert Mahon ‘61 Sean Crist ‘99 Bank of America Foundation Herbert Anderson Jr. Francis Dufner ‘64 Dennis J. Quinn ‘78 Greg Shissler ‘07 Joe Tyrrell ROBOTICS Cape May County Duplicate Bridge Sandra Borkowski James Fencl, CPA ‘67 Brian Quinn, RPh ‘90 Jeffrey McDonald ‘07 Michael Tyrrell ‘77 Club Richard Brown John Gallagher ‘63 Joseph M. Rahill, Sr. ‘73 Vincent Siciliano, Jr. ‘85 Dan Ullman ‘77 $970.430 GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Vicki Capecci John Groh ‘86 James Colahan ‘73 Vincent Siciliano ‘60 Martin Overline ‘78 KPMG Maureen Carroll Raymond Haag, DMD ‘67 Michael Mc Grenehan, III ‘91 Robert Slattery ‘69 USMC Recon Scout Sniper ‘72 Addario Family Scholarship Fund $14,500 Merck Partnership for Giving Frank Caterini Joseph Hinnegan ‘67 Andrew Pompe ‘73 William Wiegman, Jr. ‘69 Hugh B. Gallagher ‘72 Aenta Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Eileen DeFazio Timothy Hipple ‘71 William Tobin ‘73 Richard C. Slinkard, Sr. Douglas VanBall ‘72 Andrew Bain Scholarship Under the guidance of teachers Mike Program Karen DeGeorge Stephen Discepola Michael Hughes ‘70 Walter Reczka Richard Slinkard ‘83 Edward Donahue, Jr. ‘72 Annenberg Scholarship Fiocco & John Reyne, the Robotics Pro- Time Warner Matching Grants Program Michael Gallagher James Kelly ‘63 Jason Mancuso ‘02 Pete & Mary Smink Diane Comitale Venziale Anonymous Donor gram teaches students who participate in United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Paul George Richard Krepol ‘63 Robert Reidy Gerard Smink, Sr. ‘68 John Comitale, Jr. ‘66 Apex Mortgage various hands on skills related to designing, SNJ James Henes Frederick Lohr ‘65 Brian Reidy ‘83 The Smink Family Marian Verrecchia Archdiocesan Grants programming, and fabricating a robot de- Bonnie Kash Robert Loriaux ‘60 Francis Rice ‘72 Clement Smink ‘66 Michael Schoeniger ‘02 Archdiocese of Philadelphia signed to perform specific tasks. The robot Curtis Kaufmann Joseph Lutes ‘68 Michael Shanley ‘72 Rev. Fred Smuda, OSFS Vietnam Veterans Association of Catholic Teachers is then entered into various competitions at FRIENDS Carol Lane George Maag ‘68 Rev. Eugene Rickert, OSFS Michael Mackiewicz ‘66 Leo Carmosky ‘64 Bennett Grant regional high school and colleges including Colleen Matty Thomas Malone ‘64 James Fagan, Jr. ‘70 Vincent T. Snyder ‘63 Dennis Heffernan ‘57 Bravo Drexel University’s F.I.R.S.T Competition. FATHER THOMAS JUDGE SOCIETY Dr.Robert Mc Cairns Charles Roberts Joseph Foley, Jr. ‘63 Eugene Loftus ‘67 Bridges to Education, Inc The following firms provided financial Gary Manzi ‘65 Contributions of $10,000 + Helen Miranda Walter Soltys William Mc Elhaugh ‘59 Business Leadership Organized for support to the FJ Robotics Program: Edward Martin ‘61 Charles Roberts ‘61 Estate of Francis Mansfield Patricia Monaghan Catholic Schools Joseph McCurry, Jr. ‘65 William Rocchi ‘68 Robert Sigmund ‘65 Father Judge Vietnam Veterans PRESIDENT’S CLUB Edward Mooney Edward Mooney Joseph Camm ‘77 Buz (Klemenz) Stanger ‘58 Daniel Courtenay ‘63 Cloeren Scholarship Airline Hydraulics Corp. Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499 Marianne Murphy William O’Brien ‘59 Phil Roche Perry Stanger ‘78 Joseph Hennessy ‘65 Connelly Foundation Boeing Jane Bartelme John Nase Richard Olszanowski ‘63 Curtis Kaufmann Roy A. Stover, Sr. Betty Visconto Crown Holdings, Inc. Crown Holdings Inc. John Jacober Terence O’Neill Dennis Serbin ‘68 Mike Rodgers ‘60 Roy Stover ‘80 J. Loeble Dave Kapral Memorial Scholarship Comcast Carol Starr James O’Rourke James Serfass ‘65 Joseph Medveckus ‘60 Dan Strausser Zach Walker Tournament Enviromental Tectonics Corporation PRINCIPAL’S CLUB John Renye Thomas Sylvester ‘68 Chris Rossi ‘82 Paul Groh ‘84 Nicholas Bonifante ‘98 District Council 21 Contributions of $500 - $999 E Emmett Ruane Michael Woods ‘70 Matthew Karpowicz ‘83 Dan Sweeney Joseph Walters Eastern Revenue, Inc. Edward Harrington Liz Schwerd Joseph Woods ‘65 Joseph Ruzzi James Williamson, III ‘70 Michael Walters, PhD ‘90 Edward A. Peters Memorial BUSINESSES, Thomas Joyce James Sinnott Joe Palamba - My Buddy from Brooklyn, NY Edmund Ward ‘64 Watson L. Szychulski ‘59 John Weisler Scholarship Robert McKaig Lyn Taylor Gerald Schickling ‘58 John F. Ryan, Jr. Byron Davidson ‘59 Francis Fitzpatrick ‘76 Edward Hamill Scholarship FOUNDATIONS & Gary Yourman William Tobin Frank J. Palma ‘74 Thomas Ryan ‘75 Albert Taylor ‘64 Peter Wells EHS Technologies Corp. MATCHING GIFTS CRUSADER CLUB Stanley Trzaska Mark Palma ‘82 Robert Ryan Lyn Taylor Albert Gallo ‘82 Enterprise Rent A Car Contributions of $100 - $499 Kathleen Wade William Palma ‘71 Joseph Bodnik ‘68 Joe Taylor ‘66 George D. Wesner, Sr. ‘65 Environmental Tectonics Corporation FATHER LOUIS BRISSON SOCIETY Kathleen Bock Madeline Webb My Parents Joseph Ryan ‘66 Brian Cunniff ‘66 Edward Sankowski ‘65 Faith In The Future Foundation Contributions of $5,000 - $9,999 Thomas Coyne Elizabeth Wesner John Altomari ‘67 Linda Sabato Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Taylor Elizabeth Wesner Fidelio Insurance Mater Dolorosa School John Cramutolo John White John De Angelis ‘58 Ernest Sabato ‘92 Dennis Taylor ‘75 Thomas Wesner ‘67 FJ Alumni Association ST. FRANCIS DE SALES CLUB Joseph Daly Patrick Hannigan ‘75 Lawrence Santucci Patricia Taylor Ann Wiest FJ President’s Fund Contributions of $2,500 - $4,999 Rev. \William Davis OSFS Leon Rominiecki ‘65 Thomas Rooney ‘07 Jeffrey Taylor ‘90 Brian Wiest ‘95 GMS Surgent IBEW Local Union 98 James Dillon MITCHELL CENTER Rose Patullo Thomas Sauerbaum ‘57 Our Teachers Helen & John Wisniewski Greenwood Gaming PRESIDENT’S CLUB Domenic DiNofa BUILD-A-BRICK Louis Busico, Esq. ‘81 Richard Sauerbaum ‘85 Carmen Marchesano ‘61 John Wisniewski ‘64 HCT Grant Contributions of $1,000 - $2,499 Eileen Eskuchen Vincent Pellegrini ‘78 Joseph Simon ‘57 Jeanne Thomas Thadeus & Josephine Wojnar Historical Society of USA District Court BNY Mellon Community Partnership William D. Fox Jr. CAMPAIGN Edward Pellegrini ‘63 Francis J. Schanz, Sr. ‘74 Edward Thomas ‘66 Joseph Wojnar ‘82 Insight Pharmaceuticals Corporation Chevron Matching Gift Program Michael Garvey GE Foundation TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS $1,850 Anthony Perugini ‘58 Jerry Schanz ‘74 Michael J. Thomas ‘69 Billy Wynn ‘67 James Nelson Scholarship Cris Giampa Mondrian Investment Partners, Inc. Charles Greenberg Robert Boyle ‘78 Francis Ferriola, Sr. ‘61 Hugh Saunders ‘58 Eileen Eskuchen Michael Caruso ‘68 JJA Construction PRINCIPAL’S CLUB Mary Gregory Kevin Cassidy ‘75 Jeremiah Pettit Albert Iavecchia ‘58 Patricia Thomas Frank Yezzi ‘61 John G. Beatty, Jr. Memorial Contributions of $500 - $999 Carol Guarrieri Edwin Fitzpatrick ‘58 Gregory Pettit ‘87 John G. Scheiblein ‘66 James Thomas ‘70 Robert Lewis ‘61 Scholarship Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Kathryn Guarrieri Joseph Fluehr ‘57 Ronald J. Pezak ‘59 Christopher Scheiblein ‘93 Walter & Rosa Tkach Joseph Yost ‘79 John Redmond Memorial Scholarship Delaware Valley Insulation Edward Guarrieri David Gouck ‘84 Leonard Kaminski ‘61 James Scheiblein ‘65 Adrian Tkach ‘88 Carl Coleman ‘79 Tournament & Abatement Christopher Herron Philip Muscarnero ‘65 Liz Schwerd William Schissler Marko Tkach ‘88 Margaret C.K. Youell Kilderry Scholarship Fund Contractors Assoc Inc Julia Keough Alexander Pierson Stanley Suwala ‘59 Edward Martin ‘61 Jamie Tobar Dr. Edward Kozakowski, Jr. ‘66 Knights of Columbus Philadelphia EHS Technologies J. Loeble The Purificato Family Bill & Betty Schmidt Anthony Scavozzi ‘71 Robert Zak ‘74 Chapter Matthew Wachowski ‘59 Order Sons Of Italy America Rose Marie Makalsky John Rafa ‘66 Thomas Warren ‘74 Lacey Gallagher Memorial Scholarship My Dad, Kevin M. Pierce NECHS’73 William Schmidt ‘57 Edward Tobin ‘89 Tacony-Mayfair Lodge #447 Dr. Scott Maslow Lenora Sheppard Kevin Pierce ‘02 William & Mary Schmid James Colahan ‘73 Joseph Yanik ‘74 Fund PennFab, Inc. George Maynes Katherine Simpson Bruno Plizak William Schmid, Sr. ‘71 Matthew Melinson, CPA ‘89 Frank Zanin ‘62 Lindback Foundation Grant Target Stores Virginia McGuire Eugene Vandiver ‘57 Christopher Plizak ‘76 Paul Schreiber, USMC ‘74 William Tobin Anthony Zanin ‘60 Mark Digman Scholarship Fund Wells Fargo Education Matching Gifts Susan McNeilly Police & FireFighters who died in the line Vincent Hughes ‘75 William Tobin ‘73 Joe Zeleski ‘59 Michael Sautter Scholarship Fund CRUSADER CLUB James McShea of duty Ray Schultz ‘65 Rev. Gerald Toner, OSFS James Mc Ginnis ‘59 Mickey Gallagher Scholarship Contributions of $100 - $499 Dorothy Mulherrin Thomas Sullivan ‘63 Joseph Costello ‘66 James O’Neill ‘67 Paul Zielenbach ‘57 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Gerner Scholarship American Charities Joni O’Farrell Edward Polovoy William Schussler ‘67 John J. Toner Joseph Zielenbach ‘59 Neumann Scholarship Fund Aviation & Marketing International Alexander Pierson Andrew Polovoy ‘63 George Miller ‘68 Robert Toner ‘80 John Zimba ‘71 Northeast Catholic Alumni Association AYCO Charitable Foundation The Purificato Family Joseph M. Ponticello ‘68 Alice M. Schweitzer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Toohe,r Sr. Dr. William Ross ‘71 Novelty Cone, Inc. Campbell Soup Foundation Michael Samuel Rev. Robert Ponticello ‘71 Joseph Schweitzer, Jr. ‘76 Patrick Tooher ‘78 Mr. Zingroni Our Lady Fatima Church Commonwealth Cares Lenora Sheppard Richard Ponticello ‘75 Joseph Schweitzer, Sr. Maria E. Toomes Thomas Bolton ‘70 Penn Jersey Paper Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Katherine Simpson Robert Posey Joseph Schweitzer, Jr. ‘76 James Toomes ‘62 Seravalli Inc. Contractors The Philadelphia Foundation Michael Smith Christian Posey ‘89 John Scogna ‘57 George Townsend ‘66 Sullivan Scholarship The Prudential Foundation Joseph Spera John Pottichen ‘57 Francis Mortimer ‘57 Joseph Golden ‘66 The Danny Craige Foundation The Washington Post Company William Steel Thomas Smith ‘68 Rev. William Seelaus OSFS Francis Troy The MPK Scholarship Fund Verizon Foundation Geraldine Steen Cmdr. Robert Long, USN(R) ‘63 Kevin Troy ‘82 Ofc. Chuck Cassidy Scholarship Fund James Stewart 28 Father Judge High School 2013-20142013 Report 29 FRIENDS OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ANNUAL FUNDS FATHER JUDGE HIGH SCHOOL, INC.

THIS IS A COMPLETE LIST OF DONORS TO THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR JANUARY 1, 2013 – DECEMBER 31, 2013. THERE ARE 5 CATEGORIES. DONORS ARE LISTED ALPHABETICALLY, WITH ANY MEMORIAL OR HONOR DESIGNATION BELOW THE DONOR LINE. THE MISSION OF “THE FRIENDS”... ALUMNI FUND Ms. Charlotte Huetger Mr. & Mrs. William C. Rueter Patrick J. Hannigan ’75 Andrew N. Drobonick 1985 Anonymous, Class of ’80 In memory of Michael J. Dillon, Jr. In memory of Michael “Matt” Dillon John R. Jones ’78 In memory of Wayne Kirwin ‘58 Established in May 2002, the Friends of Father Judge High School, Inc. is a Pennsylvania nonprofit Thomas J. Baker 59 William T. Johnston ’73 Robert C. Robinson, III ’78 Francis P. Knebel, Jr. ’59 Francis X. Dufner ’64 corporation with Officers and Directors who fundraise on behalf of Father judge High School. The cor- Scott J. Balara ’77 In memory of Family & Friends Manuel Michael Sabato ’60 In memory of Mr. & Mrs. F. Knebel In memory of Our 27 “Lest We Forget” poration is registered with the Internal Revenue Service under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue In memory of Bill McKenna Class of 1977 Leonard T. Kaminski ’61 Raymond F. Schwegel ’59 Gregory R. LeCerff ’66 Brian Edwards ’98 Code of 1986. All funds raised by the corporation are managed and securely designated for use at the Sean P. Bauer ’86 In memory of Ronald Pezak ’59 In memory of George Bronkovic ‘59 George Lepping ’62 Edward J. Edwards ‘66 George Boral ’63 Ms. Dorothy K. Keenan John Shanley ’68 Edward S. Martin ’61 J. Ted Gallagher ‘63 school - NOWHERE ELSE. Since its formation “The Friends” has raised funds necessary to make im- Henry A. Bucci ’66 In memory of Michael J. “Matt” Dillon, Jr. Thomas P. Smith ’68 In memory of All Former Marines Who Died John J. Gallen, Jr. ‘62 provements to the school campus, and to fund the academic programs that complement the traditional Arthur F. Cain ’65 Michael ’99, Brian ’03 & Tommy ’10 Kehl In memory of Mike O’Dare ’64 for Their Country In memory of Michael Kilderry curriculum. “The Friends” endeavor to fulfill the operational requests of the the school President and Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone ’67 Brothers Mrs. Elizabeth A. Stocklin Christopher Matase ’12 Anthony J. Gatti, Sr. ‘64 Administration, and rely on the President’s Advisory Board for careful evaluations and recommenda- In memory of Raymond Flynn Ms. Margaret M. Kohlenberg In memory of Michael J. “Matt” Dillon, Jr. Christian M. McKeown ’11 In memory of Clem Grassi ’64 tions for action. “The Friends” proudly identify the following achievements in support of Father Judge Class of 1958 Reunion In memory of Michael J. Dillon, Jr. Justin C. Sweeney ’66 Richard P. Micklos ’67 Roy J. Gibson ’63 High School: In memory of our deceased classmates Joseph P. Krisciunas ’57 In memory of Needy Dennis J. Morgan ’62 In memory of Steve Miller & Jack Bense Class of 1962 Reunion Edward G. Krystopowicz ’66 Ms. Lisa M. Szcykalski In memory of Richard Weldon ‘94 Louis Guarrieri ’71 In memory of our deceased classmates James P. Kuhn, Jr. ’57 In memory of Michael “Matt” Dillon, Jr. Mrs. Anne (Discepola) Mueller, CD ‘63 Patrick J. Hannigan ’75 2014 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $50,000 2010 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $125,000 Class of 1963 Reunion In memory of Chris Kelly ‘57, Bill James A. Trainor ’10 In memory of John G. Mueller ‘60 William J. Heeney ’76 Grand Opening of our new state-of-the art STEM Addition of Construction Technology curriculum and In memory of our deceased classmates Mahoney ‘57, Bill McShain ‘58, Fr. John Usonis ’62 Ronald R. Neumer ’60 In memory of Vincent F. Heeney Center workshop Class of 1978 Reunion Matthew McVey & Deceased Classmates Mr. & Mrs. James Vanore James T. Nulty, Jr. ’59 John Kellett ‘58 In memory of our deceased classmates Matthew J. Liberatore ’68 In memory of Michael “Matt” Dillon, Jr. John M. Pahutski ’57 In memory of Deceased Members of 2011-2014 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $100,000 2009 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $50,000 Class of 1982 Reunion Deacon Charles R. Lindsay ’65 Joseph P. Walls ’73 In memory of the Class of ’57 Class of ‘58 Technology Renovations throughout the School Library Computer Lab In memory of our deceased classmates In memory of Thomas Bevan In memory of Michael Muller Class of ’73 Edward A. Peters, Jr. ’82 James J. Kirlin, Jr. ‘65 Class of 2001 Reunion Lorber Plumbing Supply, Inc. Hugh J. Walsh ’59 Michael B. Roche ’62 Wayne N. Kirwin ’82 2013 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $89,000 2008 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $400,000 In memory of our deceased classmates In memory of Matthew J. Dillon Jr. In memory of Class of ’59 Stephen F. Roedell ’75 In memory of Wayne J. Kirwin ‘58 Restoration of Student Lockers, Fox Gym locker Fr. Brisson Center for Academic Excellence ($100,000) Clown House Inc. Joseph P. Lydon ’61 Martin Walsh ’71 Michael F. Ryan ’75 Peter A. Kruvczuk ’66 rooms, and renovations to cafeteria Annual funding of this Resource Center ($300,000) Mrs. Mary Anne Manigrassi In memory of Lieutenant Robert Neary ‘70 Michael J. Singer ’82 In memory of Cpl. John M. Lyons ‘Cub’ ’66 In memory of Michael “Matt” Dillon, Jr. 2012 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $2,650,000 2005 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $100,000 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Connors In honor of Thomas M. Smyth ’71, on his Brian A. Ward ’69 Daniel J. Sullivan ’68 Ralph Maiolino ’61 Construction of new state-of-the-art Ball Fields on the Purchase two Shuttle Vans for activities and athletics In memory of Michael J. “Matt” Dillon, Jr. 60th Birthday Mark Ward ’73 Walter M. Teesdale ’65 William F. McElhaugh ’59 Ramp Playground Field Complex Richard P. Corkery ’57 Bernard J. Mack, Jr. ’62 In memory of Class of 1973 James A. Trainor ’10 Raymond Minger ‘58 2004 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $2,775,000 In memory of Floyd Patterson In memory of Deceased Members Class Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Wartman Martin Walsh ’71 In memory of Mom & Dad 2011 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $100,000 William F. Mitchell Student Activity Center and Richard P. Corkery ’57 of ’62 In memory of Michael J. “Matt” Dillon, Jr. Paul M. Wisniewski ’59 Martin J Overline ’78 New Bleachers & Lighting package in the Fox Gym McGonigal Fitness & Weight Room In memory of Frank & Mary Corkery Robert F. Marsteller ’61 Robert M. Williams ’58 John S. Zaborowski ’62 In memory of All Father Judge Veterans John J. DeAngelis ’58 Salvatore L. Marzulli ’76 In memory of Albert E. & Elizabeth M. William J. Palma ’71 2010 SCHOOL INVESTMENT OF $20,000 CAPITAL INVESTMENT OF $6.5 MILLION In memory of Deceased Members Class In memory of Joe Cella Williams LIPINSKI FUND In memory of Frank Palma Addition of wrestling to athletics and construction of TUITION ASSISTANCE OF $3.5 MILLION of 1958 James L. McCartney ’63 Richard R. Brown ‘68 Rev. Edward L. Rauch, OSFS a new Wrestling Training Room TOTAL INVESTMENT OF $10 MILLION Patricia M. DeLacy In memory of Deceased Members Class DIGNAM FUND Michael Dooner ‘66 Robert Repash ’60 In memory of Michael “Matt” Dillon, Jr. of ’63 Al M. DeCarlo ‘61 William J. Foley III ‘91 James R. Scheiblein ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Dillon & Family William L. McGarvey ’59 Francis J. Flicker ‘68 In memory of John Austin ‘91 In memory of John Scheiblein ‘66 Dear Alumni and Friends, In memory of Michael J. Dillon, Jr. John P. McGinley ’64 Matthew Flicker ‘83 Robert F. Gwiazdowski ‘72 David J. Siegfried ‘58 Timothy A. Dudek ’74 In memory of Michael J. Dillon, Jr. Roy J. Gibson ‘63 In memory of my friend Michael In memory of James ‘Little Jim’ I am proud and most honored to be Chairman of our great school!! Father Judge has the best Advisory In memory of Walter A. Dudek, Jr. James D. McGinley In memory of Soupy Thomas E. Nowakowski ‘59 Bodner ‘58 Board that I have ever been associated with. Quite frankly, this Board is the elite of the Archdiocese, and William V. Durso, Sr. ’67 In memory of Michael “Matt” Dillion, Jr. Patrick J. Hannigan ‘75 In memory of Sylvester Zazula ‘59, Ronald Thomas M. Smyth, CPA ’71 definitely gets high marks throughout the Philadelphia region. 2013 was a great year for Father Judge. In Gerald Robert Evans ’79 James F. McKee ’57 Rainbor Invitational Golf Outing Pezak ‘59 & Frank Polsenberg ‘59 In memory of Our “27” my dual roles as Chairman of the Advisory Board for the school, and Friends of Father Judge High School, Thomas D. Field ’61 Richard J. Miller ’76 In memory of Mark Dignam ‘78 Michael Starsinic ‘65 Inc., I work with a phenomenal group of dedicated men, alumni, and friends to make sure that two critical In memory of Deceased Members of Edward T. Moody ’61 Joseph R. Tittermary ‘60 VIETNAM MEMORIAL FUND Joseph D. Steinhauser ’57 components are in place: Class of ’61 In memory of William & Louise Moody In memory of Jason Joseph F. Altimari, Jr. ‘67 William B. Wiegand ‘65 Stephen K. Garry ’67 (Parents) In memory of Our 27 In memory of All Who Served There has to be a plan. One does not stumble upon success, rather one follows a map, and the culmination John F. Gaskin ’74 Daniel P. Murphy ’66 GENERAL FUND Ronald J. Baranowski ‘63 John G. Wiest ‘67 of the journey is the Tradition of Success our great School is known around the region for. It is my job to Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Germscheid ’68 In memory of George Townsend ’66 Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Anderlonis ’62 In memory of The 27 In memory of Ann Wiest make sure we are planning for the future. For 60 years, Judge has educated young men in the image and In memory of Jack Keen Daniel P. Murphy ’66 Anthony C. Baker ’78 John W. Borland ‘64 Robert M. Williams ‘58 likeness of our patron, St. Francis deSales, and it’s my job to make sure it continues on for decades to come. Lawrence D. Gerrard ’59 In memory of John “Cub” Lyons ‘66 Gerald J. Dieckhaus ’58 In memory of Marie & Peter Tyler, Sr. In memory of Albert E. & In memory of Joe Rudy ‘61 & Joe Cella John Joseph O’Brien ’62 Michael W. Donahue ’77 Gary V. Boyd ‘67 Elizabeth M. Williams We need the resources to make the plan a reality and that is where the Board and the Friends of Father Judge ‘75 (Phila. Police Dept.) Andrew J. Pakstis ’67 Joseph M. Downs ’62 Kevin Branigan ’10 Sean Patrick Wojtiw ’12 High School, Inc. delivers. Since its formation in 2001, the Friends and School Benefactors have invested Jarred Gettes ’11 Charles Pellegrini, Jr. ’63 In memory of Charles Ruddy ’62 Charles F. Calvanese ‘62 In memory of Fallen 27 over $10 million dollars into campus improvements, professional development, technology upgrades, and Joseph Gindele ’73 In memory of Vincent Pellegrini ‘78 James Emory ’62 Paul Christian ’60 support staff. Dollars raised by the Friends are managed by the Friends with its singular mission being the In memory of Joseph G. Gindele ’08 William C. Pinkstone ’57 James J. Fagan, Jr. ’70 In memory of All Vets continuous support of Father Judge High School. Gerard L. Grady ’64 In memory of Ed Lafferty ‘60 Anthony Ferraro ’12 Ronald M. Ciuffetelli ‘63 Edward G. Groves ’61 Joseph A. Pizzo, Jr. ’62 Stephen E. George ’71 In memory of Michael M. Brophy ‘66 My mantra as chairman has been If we can dream it, then we can do it and we have. No other school has Patrick J. Hannigan ’75 In memory of Chick Webb & Bill Delany Thomas J. Goehl ’60 Ronald M. Ciuffetelli ‘65 done what we have. No other school has the sense of pride, dedication, and determination we have. As we Frank J. Haslam ’61 Proceeds of the 2013 Golf Outing David G. Gouck ’84 In memory of Michael M. Brophy ‘66 progress in 2014, I assure you that we have even bigger plans on the horizon. I hope we can count on your Russell A. Houseal ’61 Proceeds of the 2013 Car Show In memory of Milton C. Batley William Joseph Clark, Sr. ‘65 continued support. Here’s to our Crusaders, forever!! Michael Hudek ’75 Charles E. Quaste’, Sr. ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Hagerty In memory of John Bense In memory of Frank Hudek In memory of All Vietnam Vets In memory of Mary E. Hagerty Nicoletti John F. Cleary ‘61 Bill St. Clair ’75 Robert H. Reinhart ’68 James M. Hanlon ’57 Chairman

30 Father Judge High School 2013 Report 31 William P. St. Clair ’75 LONGEST DISTANCE SPONSORS Carol Jean Vale, SSJ, Ph.D. WAWA PUTTING CONTEST SPONSOR DESSERT SPONSORS PRESIDENT’S St. Clair CPA Solutions Charles E. Boland, Jr. ’62 A TASTE OF Philmont Country Club John Krol ‘73 John E. Krol ‘73 CHALLENGE CUP Gerald J. McCaffrey ’76 AMERICA’S City & Suburban Realtors Daniel K. Fitzpatrick ’81 NORTHEAST PHILLY Limerick Golf Club Legacy Advisors Legacy Advisors, LLC Thermal Solutions Contracting Inc. Citizens Bank Middletown Country Club October 8, 2012 Thomas J. McCarthy ’63 October 6, 2012 DUCK-E-DO SPONSORS (FLAG/TEE) William R. Sautter ‘63 FOURSOMES TJM Electronics Associates Rev. Bernard O’Connor, OSFS Riversharks Ed Milillo Elliott-Lewis Corporation James Petruzzi CLOSEST TO THE PIN SPONSORS DeSales University Trenton Thunder P&P Caterers CENTERPIECE SPONSORS Capital Cleaning Contractors John M. Cleary ‘62 Jack Bonner ‘75 & Bert Mahan ‘74 Philadelphia Wings Jim Phelan ‘64 William P. St. Clair ‘75 $108,450 Michael J. McCloskey ’79 Clearco Products Co., Inc. James J. Dougherty Funeral $42,837 Philadelphia Flyers Bill Sautter ‘63 & Fran McDonald ‘65 St. Clair CPA Solutions Chartwell Investments Joseph Ems Insurance Agency Inc. Home, Inc. Flyers Skate Zone Elliot-Lewis Corporation Michael A. Bertoline ‘86 The sixth Annual President’s Cup was a Daniel K. Fitzpatrick ’81 FLAG SPONSORS Daniel F. Bianco ‘86 Each fall local shops, taverns, bars, pubs, Gino’s Restaurant FLAG SPONSORS Photographer tournament of corporate leaders, busi- Citizens Bank Charles E. Boland, Jr. ’62 Dynamic Physical Therapy grills, and bakeries participate in this an- SUPPORT AND VOLUNTEERS Al Altomari ‘77 Joseph J. Volpe ‘87 ness owners, union officials, administra- Kevin C. Clothier ’86 AMERICA’S City & Suburban Realtors William R. Sautter ’63 nual event providing samples of signa- Marie Smith Tom Marcinek ‘79 Vie Banquet Hall tors of local colleges, universities and Crown Holdings, Inc. Charles F. Calvanese ‘62 Elliott-Lewis Corporation ture dishes on their menus. This is a great Muller Inc. Lor-Mar Mechanical Servies GIFTS IN HONOR other regional non-profits. Players re- Rev. Bernard O’Connor, OSFS CFC Enterprises, Inc. William F. Mitchell ’59 way for local businesses to promote their FJ Mother’s Association TEE SPONSORS John Brennan ceived multiple gifts at registration. Before DeSales University John Conroy, Jr. ’79 Environmental Tectonics Corporation facility as well as network with other Kevin KilKenny Jerry Burns ‘68 Katie Kirlin Fund the round players were treated to a lun- Joseph T. Ashdale ’74 Conroy Caterers, Inc. FJ Alumni Association local establishments. Linda Vivino Burns Funeral Home, Inc. Roseann Kirlin cheon on the veranda overlooking the 18th District Council 21 Rev. Bernard O’Connor, OSFS In Memory of Our “27” More than 800 attendees were entertained Charles Huckel Francis Cahill Robert Londer hole and practice green while enjoying the John F. Dolan DeSales University John F. Fluehr & Sons, Inc. on this 10th anniversary event by The Ex- Cathy Jelencovich Mike Campellone ‘88 & David Smith ‘99 Alan Maute sounds of the Judge Jazz Band. Drexel University School of Engineering Joseph T. Ashdale ’74 Thomas J. Fluehr ’64 ceptions. Special Thanks to title sponsor Chris Klos Alex Epstein James Sullivan Following opening remarks and a quick William R. Sautter ’63 District Council 21 Hollen Funeral Home Joe Ems - State Farm Insurance Company. Jim Berghaier A Best Vending and Coffee Service GIFTS IN KIND prayer from Fr. Campellone, players hit Elliott-Lewis Corporation Kyle M. Shanahan ‘88 Francis R. Galante ’59 The event featured The Grey Lodge and Jerry Kelly Gearo’s Michael A. Bertoline ‘86 the links for what was a beautiful day of William F. Mitchell ’59 Eastern Revenue, Inc. Galante Funeral Home Hop Angel Brauhaus Beer Garden Mike Bannnon Glaziers Architectural Metal Photographer golf. After 18 pristine holes, the foursome Environmental Tectonics Corporation (2) Edward M. Pokrywka ‘72 Kevin & Ann Kilkenny Special Thanks to all those who helped I.U.P.A.T Distrcit Council 21 Joseph J. Volpe ‘87 of Tim Shortall ’77, Bimmie Bartley, Bob Sean Flynn Heritage Insurance Services, Inc. In Memory of Our Parents make this night a great success espe- Jack Lacey ‘70 Venue Discount Rinier and Jeff Peltier, from International Flynn & O’Hara Sr. Francesca Onley, CSFN Dr. Robert L. Daniels ‘68 cially: Kevin Kilkenny, Charlie Huckel, HUCK-N-DUCK Macroni’s Restaurant Game Technology (IGT), were the victors. H. Richard Haverstick ’70 Holy Family University Lane Women’s Health Gr. PC Cathy Jelencovich, Linda Vivino, Mike GOLF CLASSIC Jim Maley ‘75 Following the round of golf, players were Edward M. Pokrywka ‘72 Charles Huckel ’66 & James C. John E. Krol ’73 Bannon, Jerry Kelly, The Fathers’ Asso- April 29, 2013 Maley & Associates MPK GOLF CLASSIC treated to dinner, dessert and cocktails Heritage Insurance Services, Inc. McDonald ’64 Legacy Advisors ciation, The Mothers’ Association, Mrs. Frank McAdams ‘57 FOUNDED BY KEN KUCOWSKI ‘79 while they listened to remarks from event Russell Wagner Huck ‘N’ Duck Golf Classic Christopher Creelman ’86 Sheryl Perzel, Mrs. Marie Smith, Main- Gavin Wolfe ‘91, Ed McDonald ‘87, Chair Charlie Seravalli ’66. Following din- Holy Redeemer Health Systems James J. Anderson ’68 MARC tenance Staff, FJ Faculty, and Student Mike McDonald ner, contest awards and Box Pool Prizes Timothy J. Shortall ‘77 James J. Anderson Construction Co., Inc. Francis J. McGarvey ’77 Council members. $34,587 3 Monkeys Café were given out to the winners. Fr. Campel- International Gaming Technology (IGT) Michael E. Kunz ‘61 The McGarvey Family James “Duck” McDonald ‘64 & Charles $4,650 lone wrapped up the evening with a pas- Br. Michael J. McGinniss, FSC Edward G. Lloyd ’73 State Rep. Michael P. McGeehan ‘79 EVENT SPONSOR This year Huck-N-Duck kept the outing at “Huck” Huckel ‘66 sionate speech about the importance of LaSalle University Lloyd Sixsmith Sporting Goods Thomas F. McGowan ’70 Joe Ems State Farm Insurance Philmont Country Club but Mother Nature Francis McGarvey ‘77 Each spring, Ken and Kate Kucowski with the event, and how the funds generated John E. Krol ’73 Mark C. McCafferty ’90 T.J. Fluehr FOOD SPONSORS still managed to rain on their parade. She Paddywhack’s the support of family and friends, host the help him and the Friends of Father Judge Legacy Advisors James A. McCafferty Funeral Home Mulligan Funeral Home Paddy Whacks forced the golf outing to be cancelled due Herb Roth MPK Golf Classic with all of the proceeds High School achieve their goals. Francis J. McGarvey ’77 Francis J. McGarvey ’77 Thomas B. Fenerty ’66 Sweet Lucy’s to rain until the following Monday, April Cameo Driving School, Inc. that are generated going towards a schol- Funds raised at this event went towards The McGarvey Family The McGarvey Family Navmar Applied Sciences Corp. Dining Car 29, 2013 when over 160 golfers who Bill Streich ‘64 arship fund they have established to assist a state-of-the-art STEM Center (Science, Thomas F. McGowan ’70 Thomas F. McGowan ’70 Dr. Rosalie M. Mirenda Reales participated in the Huck-N-Duck were Holt Logistics Inc. St. Matthew’s students who elect to con- Technology, Engineering and Mathemat- Thomas B. Fenerty ’66 Vincent J. Morrison, Esq. ‘69 Maggies Waterfront Café greeted with sunshine and blue skies and Lou Visconto ‘72 tinue their Catholic education and attend ics) which opened January 2014. Thanks Navmar Applied Sciences Thomas B. Fenerty ’66 Daniel D. McCaffery, Esq. ’82 R.J. Caterers played a round of golf on both the North Visconto Funeral Home, Inc. Father Judge and St. Hubert High Schools. to all those who made this day a great Corporation (2) Navmar Applied Sciences Corporation Omni Sales, Inc. Pasiano’s & South Course of Philmont Country Club. Ed Witkowski ‘74 The MPK Scholarship Fund was estab- success. Daniel D. McCaffery, Esq. ’82 Donald C. Jones ’97 Anthony D. Ricci, Jr. ’73 Three Monkey Café Each year the Office of Development & Sprinkler Fitters Local 692 lished in 2002 in memory of Ken’s late Omni Sales, Inc. Paddy Whacks Irish Sports Pub Parx Casino Chickies & Pete Advancement led by the inseparable duo LUNCHEON CONTRIBUTORS wife, Mary P. (Hinchey) Kucowski, (St. Hu- TITLE SPONSOR Anthony D. Ricci, Jr. ’73 Roofers Local 30 James J. Mergiotti, President/CEO Marinucci’s of Charlie “Huck” Huckel & Jim “Duck” Lawrence J Davis ‘80 bert’s ’82) and has raised over $65,000.00 Thomas B. Fenerty ’66 Parx Casino Seravalli, Inc. Peirce College Moessner Foods & Catering McDonald put together this great event David Designs for future Crusaders & Bambies. Navmar Applied Sciences Corporation Seravalli, Inc. Frank J. Shields ‘65 Seravalli, Inc. Nick’s Roast Beef to raise money for tuition assistance to Edward Krysropowicz ‘66 PLATINUM SPONSOR William P. St. Clair ’75 John J. Shimp , CFP®, CRPC®, CFS® Thomas M. Smyth, CPA ‘71 Slice of Pizza Café many of our deserving students. Frank McKelvey ‘71 MAJOR SPONSORS WERE: William F. Mitchell ’59 St. Clair CPA Solutions Shimp, Townsley & Associates Philadelphia Federal Credit Union Grey Lodge/Hop Angel Bill Sautter ‘63 & Fran McDonald ‘65 Kevin McClelland at Cutter and Buck Environmental Tectonics Corporation Gerald J. McCaffrey ’76 Donald C. Jones ’97 George J. Pinel, CPA ‘77 Tony’s Place GOLD SPONSOR Elliot-Lewis Corporation Grey Lodge GOLD SPONSORS Thermal Solutions Contracting Inc. Toodles Creative Media, LLC Southeastern Home Health Services DNH Caterers LLC William Mitchell ‘59 Tom Shortall ‘77 Hop Angel Rev. Bernard O’Connor, OSFS COCKTAIL RECEPTION SPONSOR Matthew J. Topley ’88 Louis A. Iatarola, MAI ’60 Philly Soft Pretzel Factory Environmental Tectonics Co. (ETC) EHS Technologies DeSales University Carr & Duff, Inc. Louis R. Visconto ’72 Realty Appraisal Group Ltd. Texas Roadhouse SILVER SPONSOR Kucowski Family Francis J. McGarvey ’77 LUNCH SPONSORS Visconto Funeral Home William P. St. Clair ’75 Mayfair Bakery Pat McGonigal ‘81 HALL OF FAME Cantrell Family The McGarvey Family Louis Guarrieri, Jr. ’71 Gregory M. Wolanin ’70 St. Clair CPA Solutions Sweet Serenity Confections RED & BLUE SPONSORS INDUCTION Father Judge High School Thomas F. McGowan ’70 Cooke Publishing Company Wolanin Companies Ltd. (2) William T. Mandia, Esq. ‘96 Redz Bar & Grill Jack Bonner ‘75 & Bert Mahan ‘74 May 9, 2013 Sam’s Club of Langhorne Pa Seravalli, Inc. C. Kevin Gillespie, S.J., Ph.D. HOLE SPONSORS Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP BEER SPONSORS James J Dougherty Funeral Home Torresdale Frankford CC Pro Shop SILVER SPONSORS St. Joseph University Alex Epstein Gerald J. McCaffrey ’76 Fresh Works of Mayfair EPC Engineered Plastics Willow Brook CC James Petruzzi, BEVERAGE CART SPONSOR A-Best Vending Thermal Solutions Contracting Inc. JL Beer Box Lou Guarrieri ‘71 QED Capital Cleaning Contractors Martin E. Judge, Jr. J. Kevin O’Neill ’59 Gavin P. Wolfe ’91 Rauchut’s Tavern Cooke Publishing Company $48,860 McKean Defense Group Michael J. McCloskey ’79, The Judge Group, Inc. Allstate Insurance Three Monkeys Café Caspers James Maloney ‘69 Huntington Ingalls Industries DINNER SPONSOR Chartwell Investments GOLF TOWEL SPONSOR Michael Gallagher Gregory M. Wolanin ’70 McGeehans Jerry McCaffrey ‘76 Gerry Gruden Thomas B. Fenerty ‘66 Daniel K. Fitzpatrick ’81 Charles Seravalli ’66 Bank of America Wolanin Companies Ltd. (2) Outta Whack Jack Thermal Solutions Contracting, Inc. Rick and Cindy Iavecchia Navmar Applied Sciences Corp. Citizens Bank Perkins Restaurant Gerard J. Burns ’68 BOX POOL CHANCES AOH St. Clair CPAs Swiacki Meats COCKTAIL RECEPTION SPONSOR William R. Sautter ’63 SINGLE GOLFERS Burns Funeral Home, Inc. Kevin J. Kilkenny ‘70 Love Brewing Company Brian Tierney ‘78 Mortons, The Steakhouse of Center William F. Mitchell ‘59 Elliott-Lewis Corporation Damon Danko ’81 Herbert Roth Three Monkey Café Streamline Payroll City Philadelphia Environmental Tectonics Corporation John E. Krol ’73 Alex Epstein Cameo Driving School GIFT SPONSORS Robert Toner ‘80 Kim Kucowski PRINT/PROGRAM SPONSOR Legacy Advisors A-Best Vending James Petruzzi Nicholl’s Seafood Restaurant Toner Development Corporation Walsh and Lublin Associates Louis J. Guarrieri, Jr. ‘71 Daniel D. McCaffery, Esq. ’82 Joseph Kerrigan ‘71 Capital Cleaning Contractors Stein Florist COCKTAIL SPONSOR Matt Driscoll Cooke Publishing Company Omni Sales, Inc. Joseph Kerrigan, Jr. Michael J. McCloskey ’79 Bredebbeck’ss Bakery/Ice Cream Palor Seravalli Foundation NA Anthony D. Ricci, Jr. ’73 William T. Mandia, Esq. ‘96 Chartwell Investments Shop Rite Parx Casino C&C Photo 32 Father Judge High School 2013 Report 33 Richard Findley DeSales Chapter NHS, Joseph Fanning Robert M. Lutz ‘77 Steve Toroni Reale’s Sports Bar The Grey Lodge Pub & Hop Angel VISION William Kilderry Classes ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Anthony Fareno Maria Macerato Mike Ulrich Shields Business Solutions, Inc. Brauhaus FOR THE FUTURE Mary McKenna Thomas Nowakowski Christine Fitzpatrick Brian Machinski Kenneth Ulrich RE/MAX City & Suburban Three Monkey’s Café N. Beth Rossi Justin Scanlon Michael Foley Joanne Marcucci Marty Walsh Servavalli, Inc. Tony’s Place Unrestricted donations to “The Friends” Donna Sullivan James E. Serfass Francis R. Galante Funeral Home James McCarthy Charles Ward StateFarm TFCC Golf Pro Mike Sulpizio Ed & Marianne Sullivan Kyle Shanahan Mary Gallagher Michael McCloskey Paddy Whacks State Representive Torresdale Florist John Sullivan William St. Clair Paul Gallagher Joseph McDermott Joseph Whalen Michael McGeehan ‘79 Torresdale-Frankford Country Club $90,598 LT. ROBERT NEARY FUND Timothy Sykes Timothy Gallagher Sandra McGee Kyle Wherrity Sweet Lucy’s Smokehouse Uno Chicago Grill Class of 1970 Tim Walls Anthony Gatti John McGinnis Lucy Wilent TD Bank Wit or Without Edward Bambino Norman Gunn Tom Whalen James Gaughan Francis McGlynn Joseph Wisniewski The Dining Car BSI Construction John Smink The Waninger Brothers Andrew Gavin Hugh McGuire Beth Wood Charles Calvanese EDWARD PETERS FUND Colleen White Jeff George Michael McIlhinney Edward Yogmas Cooke Publishing Company Joseph Affet, Jr. RENOVATION SUPPORTERS John Gibson Bill McKeever Bill Zitter Dr. Robert Daniels AOH Division 4 Thomas Adamski Michael Gibson ‘14 Ann Mckernan Jack Zoblin Larry & Maria Davis Drumcliff Foundation Tony Addario Mary Ginieczki Joe Meenan Frank Zornick, Jr Joe Ems State Farm Insurance Agency Daniel F. Gordon Robert Alston Dan Gormley Kenneth Michvech Joseph Zysk BEHIND THE WALLS Michael Fagan East River Bank Donna Arnold Linda Graham Edward Molloy Robert Falese Pat Gleeson The Bambies at St. Hubert John Grasso Anthony J. Monico Rome wasn’t built in a day because Judge Guys Dan Fitzpatrick Karen King Lisa Baeringer Thomas Green Robert Montgomery GIFTS-IN-KIND Hennigar Foundation Elizabeth Lawler Bentley Baker James P. Greene Paul Montini weren’t around yet to do it! – BPK John Hooten Anthony LaRosa Terri Bandura Ray Greway Stephen Moore AM Truck and Auto Repair, Inc. Scott Keenan The Peters Family Andrew Benish Steven Gribben William Moors AOH Division 39 ampus improvements completed in the summer Kilderry Scholarship Fund (see p. 15) James Reeves Jim Berghaier Stephen Guarrieri Alfred Morrone Bertoline Photography of 2013 were impressive and aggressive exam- James Lynch Nancy Stewart Marianne Bernauer Arthur Gutzler Shawn Murphy Michael A. Bertoline ‘86 William Mandia Brian Sullivan John Berner Edward H. Hamilton Patricia Ney Casper’s Place ples of the skills, determination, and teamwork Kevin Malloy Sean Tait Joel Bevenour Daryl H. Hirschmann Lisa Nolan Cescaphe of the Building Committee and Alumni Association. Co- Frank McGarvey William Touey Thomas M. Bisciotti ‘74 John Halferty Kathleen T. O’Donnell Chickie’s & Pete’s Café chaired by Joseph Ashdale ‘74 and Seamus Boyle ‘61. The Thomas McGowan Regina Whyte Edwin Bogucki, MD Susan Hamilton Terence O’Reilly Daniel Cistone ‘64 Building Committee has continuously worked to im- John Mitchell Charles Boland Charles Hanna Vincent Palagruto Citizens Bank prove the infrastructure and curb appeal of the school. Ralph Olson John Bonner Joe Hannigan John Papeika Cooke Publishing Company John Oyler Fund LOCKER CAMPAIGN Michael Boyce John Harrington Patricia Perrone Councilwoman Joan Krajewski In a span of ten weeks last summer, June 17 to August 23, John Parsons Kevin Bradley Edward Harrington francis Pfeiffer St. Clair CPA Solutions Inc. countless tradesmen and volunteers completed the fol- Donald & Dawn Salmon Patricia Breslin Raymond Harrison Mike Pilla De Sales University lowing: painting the stairways, hallways, locker rooms, William Sautter $79,392 Jason Budd Colin Hartey George Pinel District Council 21 and student lockers; installing new ceilings and lighting Seravalli, Inc. Robert Burns Matthew Hartey Francis Pinnelli DMR Construction in the cafeteria; construction of a new Crusader Shop; Thomas Scollon In Spring 2013, we launched an aggres- Davina Bush Brendan Hartey Joe Pittore Drexel University St. Clair CPA Solutions sive social media appeal using to gen- Joseph Camm Louis Hayner Andrew Polovoy Elliott-Lewis Corporation construction of a new Admissions Office; renovation for Joseph Volpe erate buzz and dollars to renovate the Edward Campbell Daniel Healy Joseph Polovoy Fluke’s Irish Pub a new Advancement meeting office; and the customary student lockers originally constructed in Fran Campellone Deborah Henderson Nicholas Pomponio Fox & Associates Law Firm cleaning and preparation for the new school year. BRISSON CENTER 1954. The goal was $60,000 in 60 days, Gene Carboni Catherine Henkel Christian Posey FOX 29 the result was $79,392 in 54 days! Dottie Carey Sundae Hneleski Chalie Pucker Fresh Works of Mayfair LOCKER SPONSORS William Carolan Don Hollingsworth Thomas Quinn Glaziers Local 252 Contributions of $500+ Michael Chase Dave Homsher Michael R. Schoeniger GNPCC (Pat Hannigan ‘75) $103,797 Alfred Altomari Robert E. Cimorelli Joseph Hondros Stephen Rhoades Holmesburg Bakery Special thanks to... Father Judge Alumni Association Ralph Citino Eileen Horvay Christopher Roantree Holy Family University PROJECT SUPPORT GLAZIERS Established in 2008 a portion of the sec- FJ Mothers’ Association James Corbley Russell Houseal John J. Roberts ‘62 IBEW Local 98 Building Committee Co-Chairs: Joe Valecce, Dan Boetefuer ond floor serves as a resource for stu- Marco Arnone Mayfair Advisory Council Charles Huckel Trish Rottloff Jeans Pizza Joseph Ashdale & Seamus Boyle Len Dopkin, Gene Miller, dents with various learning challenges. Rev. Thomas R. Buckley ‘68 Kevin Creedon Michael Hughes Brian Sacco Robert Kelly ’71 Locksmith Special Recognition to: Dave Coyle, Carlos Belevan, Teaching work habits and time manage- John Carroll Christopher Creelman James Huston Richard Sasin Kevin Kilkenny ‘70 BSI Construction Marc Daly, Mark McDonald, ment practices are first and foremost, John Chismar Jessica Cressman Robert Jaskowiak William Scanlon Ed Kisselback ‘67 John Parsons Joe McGee, Matt Fox yet daily academic counseling and tutor- Jack Conroy Dennis Cullen James Jones Ed Schluth Chris Klos ‘97 Charles Calvanese CARPENTERS & HELPERS ing are included. With inspiration from Patrick Cummings Thomas Curran J. Joseph Roman Vincent Schneider Lapsley Printing, Inc. District Council 21-Glaziers, Bill Kresz, Jason Berghaier, his mother, Regina McGowan, Thomas Frank Dowd Thomas Daley John Kane Jim Searl Leneghan’s Crusader Inn Painters, & Allied Trades Tom Clerkin, John Cleary, F. McGowan ’70 and his wife Eileen have Beth Dulin Brendan Daly John Keen Connor Patrick Sharp Leneghan’s Irish Pub Local Union 252 Butch Crooker, Kevin Clark, endowed the Center with $350,000, in Maureen Dwyer Kathleen Davis Edward Kent Lenora Sheppard Lipkins Bakery Local Union 1955 Sean Murphy, Sean McPeak, memory of Timothy M. McGowan ’72. Robert Farina Larry Davis Patricia Kessler Frank Shields Macaroni’s Restaurant Local Union 2011 Mike Campbell, Erick Silonock, Thomas Fenerty Joseph DeFelice Kevin J. Kilkenny ‘70 William Siegle Maggie’s Waterfront Café Carpenters Local 122 Kevin Lemly, Mike Boyle, Seravalli Foundation Brian Delgross Edith Kirk Michael Singer Marinucci’s Deli Carpenters Local 1856 Thomas Boyle, Noel NAMED SCHOLARSHIP Gregory Hennigar Foundation Catherine Depasquale Frank and Megan Klose Richard Slinkard Mc Geehan’s Bar AOH DIV 39 McGuinness, Pat McGuinness, FUNDS John J Gallagher Arthur Dettra Thaddeus Konicki Gerri Smith Moessner Foods & Catering Ceilings Incorporated Bob Burns, Ray Corkery, Louis Guarrieri Robert Devlin Michael Kunz Paul Smyth Muller Distributing Inc. Schnoll Painting Kevin Sammin, Art McLaughlin, Hugh Hamill Jim Diasio Frederick W. Kurz Wendy Stahler NBC 10 PAINTERS John Reiber, Tony Nahill, Jerry Robert Kissell Robert Dillon Patricia A. Kwisz Gina Steinberg Nicholl’s Seafood Dominic Gaeta, Jack Altieri Coughlin, Franny Remenar, $50,455 Robert Knauss Rory DiSante Martin L Ward Nicholas Sullivan Nick’s Roast Beef Bob Cross, Marty McNulty Tim Costello, Jim Laughlin, John E. Krol George Doerr Dennis L. Sosna Michell Sullivan-Sachs O’Donnell & Naccarato, Inc. Tom Boetefuer, Pat O’Connor, Brian Arnott, ADDARIO SCHOLARSHIP FUND Kevin Malloy Maryann Donovan Grgeory Labacz Jim Sutliff Out Of Whack Jack’s Bar Fran McLaughlin Aiden McGuckin, Jude Fanning, Tony & Bonnie Addario Gary Mc Caffery ‘73 Shane Dougherty Mike Lanciotti ‘78 Justin Sweeney Paddy Whack’s Irish Pub Joe Pilawsky, Bernie Snyder Ed Dougherty, Kevin Kilkenny, BEATTY FAMILY FUND John McDonald Laurence Drabyak Stephen Law Joan Tanghe Park Lane Jewels Frank Watton, Gary Forte Ed Costello, John Lappe, Amanda Beatty Frank McGarvey Frank Dunn Greg Le Cerff Michael and Lorie Tobin Pasiano’s Ed Campbell, Jerry Murphy KILDERRY SCHOLARSHIP FUND Thomas McGowan Gerard Dunn Maria Leszczyszyn Joseph Tobin Philly Soft Pretzel Factory Nadine Casper William Mitchell Michele Fagan Brendan Lombardo Michael Tobin Rauchut Family Frank Filoon Dennis Monahan James Fagan James Love James Tomlinson Rauchut’s Tavern 34 Father Judge High School 2013 Report 35 FATHER JUDGE HIGH SCHOOL Non-Profit Org. 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Night at the Races / Monte Carlo Night Saturday, April 19, 2008 8:00 PM in The Mitchell Center Horse Races – 3 Card Poker – other games of chance Horses are $10 apiece – winner is paid $50 $10.00 admission includes food and beer upcoming events The Mission For Alumni & Friends Statement HUCK ‘N’ DUCK ALUMNI CRUSADER GOLF CLASSIC As presented to all students, Monday, April 28, 2014 parents and alumni HALL OF FAME HONOR DINNER Father Judge High School provides a climate Thursday, May 1, 2014 of academic excellence within a safe environ- ALUMNI “STAG” NIGHT ment that respects the diversity of each stu- Friday, May 16, 2014 dent. Rooted in the spirituality of Saint Francis CLASS OF 1959 - 55TH REUNION de Sales, we educate the whole young man Saturday, September 20, 2014 spiritually, intellectually, physically, emotion- PRESIDENT’S CHALLENGE CUP GOLF OUTING ally and socially in the Catholic tradition. Monday, September 29, 2014 We gratefully acknowledge your donations CLASS OF 1964 - 50TH REUNION during the past year. Donations made after Sunday, October 5, 2014 June 30, 2013 to the Crusader Campaign and to “The Friends” will be included in next ALUMNI BASEBALL GAME • TASTE OF NE PHILLY year’s report. Donations to the Alumni As- Saturday, October 11, 2014 sociation after December 31, 2013 will be included in next year’s report. We sincerely ALUMNI TURKEYFEST regret any errors or omissions in this pub- lication. Please contact the Advancement Wednesday, November 26, 2014 Office at extension 1170 to report any cor- THIRD ANNUAL CRUSADER HOMECOMING • 5K RUN rections. Thank you. Fall 2014, more information to come

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