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CRUSADERLOWELL CATHOLIC’S MAGAZINE VOL.7

INTRODUCING RYKEN HALL

ANNUAL REPORT ENCLOSED ANNUAL 2019-2020 ANNUAL

Lowell Catholic | St. Margaret | Keith Academy | Keith Hall | Keith Catholic | St. Joseph High School | St. Louis Academy | St. Patrick High School LOWELL CATHOLIC 2019 - 2020 BOARD OF TRUSTEES His Eminence Seán Patrick O’Malley, OFM CAP William Quinn KA ’70, Board Chair James Walsh Maryellen DeMarco, LC Parent ’13 Analise Saab Brown Nicholas Cerreta Brother Brian Davis Matthew Donahue Suzanne Frechette SJ ’79 Rev. John Hanley, OMI From the Desk of Robert F. X. Hart KA ’56 John F. Keefe, LC Parent ’16, ’20, ’22 Allison Lamey Dear Lowell Catholic Community, Br. Richard Lunny, CFX This has certainly been a year for the history books at Lowell Catholic! We Meghan Mahoney successfully completed construction on our new academic building, Ryken Elias Manolis Hall, in August of 2019. A realization of a vision that originated over 7 years Marianne McKenna, LC Parent ’16, ’18, ’20 ago, this new academic building expands and enhances our ability to serve both our middle and high school students. Jack O’Connor James O’Hearn Then, March came with an unprecedented shutdown for our community and Francis Picanso KA ’53 our country. I am so very proud of the way our teachers and staff were able Karyn M. Puleo KH ’80 to quickly adapt to this new reality. On Friday, March 13th, we announced John Rafferty, LC Parent ’10, ’12,’15 a shutdown of the entire school in compliance with Massachusetts state mandates. By Monday, March 16th, Lowell Catholic was able to implement Tim Sweeney SMS ’79 remote learning at all grade levels. Throughout this past spring our teaching George Thompson SMS ’85, KC ’89 staff, administration and guidance counselors provided a wide range of Christopher Vasta academic, spiritual and emotional support to help our students navigate the challenging and stressful time.

Now, I’m also proud to say that we have worked tirelessly to be able to safely ADMINISTRATION offer a full time, in-person program for all grade levels. Recognizing that Maryellen DeMarco certain families would prefer a remote environment, we have continued to Head of School, LC Parent ’13 offer a comprehensive online program. Whether online or in person, Lowell Tom Kerrigan Catholic offers the very highest quality Catholic education, ensuring our Assistant Principal of Academic Affairs students achieve their fullest potential. 1 FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL Erin MacNeil With the current economic uncertainty, many of our families, already living on Assistant Principal of Student Affairs, LC Parent ’33 the economic fringes, are experiencing true financial hardship. As our families 3 CAMPUS NEWS Kristina Hills face these difficult financial circumstances, our guiding vision is to provide Director of Admissions, LC Parent ’21, ’26 accessible and affordable education to students today and tomorrow. For some •RISING TO THE CHALLENGE Nicole P. Sharpe of our most needy students, Lowell Catholic provides a constant source of •INTRODUCING RYKEN HALL Director of Advancement normalcy. We do not want any student to be left behind as a result of this crisis. •THE CLASS OF 2020 Lowell Catholic is committed to providing tuition relief to these families. Your Lisa Porell •BISHOP 2020 AWARDS support of LC allows us to continue to make that promise a reality. Director of Finance KH ’84, LC Parent ’12, ’14 •CRUSADER SPOTLIGHTS Jack Fletcher With both an in-person and remote learning program, Lowell Catholic will •ATHLETICS Athletic Director continue to be a beacon for so many families seeking a challenging academic curriculum, this year and in years to come. Lowell Catholic continues to offer 18 ALUMNI NEWS Cover: SEAN KELLEY LC ’20 an exceptionally caring faculty and staff, a sense of community and above all a Sean Kelley credits his musical talents to a long mission to live Jesus’ message. •ALUMNI SPOTLIGHTS lineage of musicians in his family. His parents •CLASS NOTES met in the saxophone section of their college God’s Peace, band. His grandmothers are both involved in his musical roots; one is a music teacher and Maryellen DeMarco 25 IN MEMORIAM the other has been a Band Director for over Head of School 45 years. Read more about Sean on Page 15.

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LC’S COVID-19 Response RISING TO THE CHALLENGE

RETURN TO CAMPUS

Since March, Lowell Catholic’s think tank com- Masks would be mandatory at all times with the mittee of staff, administration, teachers, and exception of monitored mask breaks and lunch. parents have been actively involved in the re- Additionally four walled tents were installed to al- open plans for the upcoming school year. Low- low for outdoor learning, and the Learning Com- ell Catholic worked diligently on 3 proposed mons and Dining Hall were converted to learning school plans (In-Person Learning Model, Hybrid spaces.

Learning Model and a Remote Learning Model) following the guidelines issued by the CDC and Tom Kerrigan, Assistant Principal of Academics, the Massachusetts Department of Education. remarked, “I have been so impressed with our To allow for in-person learning and to ensure a teachers’ ability to adapt by creating engaging safe and healthy return to campus, LC pivoted ways of leading their classrooms despite the new to a preschool through sixth grade model for the safety protocols. Our school’s theme for this year elementary division and migrated seventh and is to practice positivity, flexibility, humility and pa- eighth graders to the high school side of cam- tience. Our staff is now able to coordinate stu- pus to form a 7-12 community. In addition to dents across multiple in-person and virtual class- in-person learning, Lowell Catholic created ful- rooms and truly develop an authentic culture of SHIFT TO REMOTE ly remote options for students and families who learning for all. I also applaud our remote learners chose to join the live-classroom environment who have played a vital role in being advocates from home. for our remote environment and informing our Lowell Catholic students and staff will not soon At the Early Childhood (preschool-kindergarten) team if there’s potential for improvement in any forget March 16, 2020, which marked the first grade levels, creative teachers had read-alouds, Once the new school year began and the green academic or technological area.” day of a statewide quarantine that would last scavenger hunts, hands-on activities, remote field light was given, students and families were giv- through June. Dedicated students and staff were trip experiences, Zoom project presentations and en the choice for continued remote learning or Students and staff alike have been adjusting sig- In March of 2020, committed to continuing the school year remote- one-on-one student-teacher meetings to continue in-person learning. Because families knew, via nificantly to the changes brought on during the Lowell Catholic ly. Lowell Catholic was able to immediately im- the individual attention each student receives at trusted school nurses, Stacey Geary and Kim- ongoing pandemic. The transition has not been met the demands of the plement remote learning for all students. This school. Teachers at the elementary level provided berly Green, that all necessary CDC guidelines an easy one, but one LC Crusaders have taken times and immediately was made possible by a 1:1 technology initiative students with daily lessons to ensure the curricu- and precautions would be taken to ensure the on day by day. that equipped each Lowell Catholic student with lum based learning continued uninterrupted. Mid- implemented remote safety of their children, only 11% of all students a chromebook allowing for synchronous learning dle School and High School students continued to learning for all students. decided on remote learning. A number of traditional school community gath- online. Despite the challenges of remote class- follow their daily bell schedule and accessed their Students did not miss erings such as Senior College Night pivoted to room learning, Lowell Catholic teachers have lessons via Google Classroom or online confer- a virtual event; although, the National Honor So- In preparation for the return to campus, all five one day of learning collectively risen to the challenge of keeping encing. By providing educational experiences and ciety (NHS) Induction Ceremony was celebrat- buildings on the LC Campus were reviewed for their 2019-2020 academic traditions alive with interactive, multi- opportunities remotely, Lowell Catholic was able to ed in-person (an example of Lowell Catholic’s teaching spaces, set up per CDC guidelines of ability to approach each event uniquely depend- academic year. disciplinary projects, lecture series and enriching provide students with a sense of normalcy in such 6 feet social distancing, and all necessary areas ing upon the current conditions and guidelines). hands-on learning. an uncertain time. equipped with sanitizing stations and signage.

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“She’s a dedicated, natural-born teacher. She was born to do this. We’re just happy she’s doing it at Lowell Catholic.” - Lowell Catholic Principal Maryellen DeMarco

LOWELL – Lillian Bernier doesn’t understand the fuss. after Christmas. She looked out her window and saw someone approaching her Woodlawn Avenue home. The 58-year-old Lowell Catholic teacher says she was just doing her job when she drove from her Lowell home, during “I was shocked. I opened the door and she was there. She said, her Christmas vacation, to the Chelmsford home of one of her “I want to help.’ She was coming to work,” Mrs. Panzeri said. third-grade students.

The student, Gabriel Panzeri, has a slight learning disability and Bernier’s determination to help Gabriel didn’t stop with her was showing signs of frustration, especially when his school home visit. At the end of each school day, she and Gabriel switched to remote learning due to rising COVID-19 cases. spend 20-25 minutes via Zoom going over his homework. “No, it’s what I’d do for any one of my kids. That’s my job,” Shrugging off any credit she may receive, Bernier said, “It’s just Bernier said. what I do. It’s just what I’ve always done.” Since the 75-minute face-to-face teaching lesson, Gabriel has She has spent her entire teaching career in Lowell. been a happier, more successful student, according to his Bernier began her career by teaching first-grade students for mother. two years at Ste Jeanne d’Arc School. She then became an “It feels good to see him successful,” a modest Bernier said. institution at Franco American School, teaching third-graders until the school closed in 2016. She’s in her fifth year at Lowell His mother posted a video on social media of Bernier meeting Catholic after her 30-year run at Franco American. with her son and the response was overwhelmingly positive. “She’s certainly one of the most dedicated teachers I’ve ever “He loves her. He can relate to her in a way we can’t,” Kubryn worked with,” said Lowell Catholic Principal Maryellen DeMar- Panzeri said of her son. “He was so happy to see her. I just co. “She loves her kids. You can see that.” think it made Gabriel feel important. Remote learning is hard for everyone. And she was not going to leave him behind. She just With a laugh, DeMarco said she doesn’t advise her teachers to made him feel like a little king.” make home visits, saying they have enough on their plates. The pandemic forced Lowell Catholic to turn to remote learn- “But it doesn’t surprise me,” DeMarco said. “She’s always ing the week before Christmas. Since the home visit, Gabriel someone that will go above and beyond. We’re so proud of her. has participated more via Zoom. He’s more engaged and less She’s a dedicated, natural-born teacher. She was born to do frustrated. this. We’re just happy she’s doing it at Lowell Catholic.” “He’s just a different kid. He feels sort of a connection to her,” It isn’t the first time Bernier has helped a student during his mother said. “It’s like life-changing for my husband and after-school hours. While she was teaching at Franco, she be- I. I think it says her teaching job is her passion. I just think it lieves it was 15-20 years ago, one of her third-grade students, speaks volumes about her character.” a girl, was hospitalized for an extended period. Bernier drove to Hampstead, N.H., about a 30-minute trek, to drop off her Sam and Kubryn Panzeri have a 20-year-old son, Steven. Their homework. other three sons, Cameron, 10, Benjamin, 9, and Gabriel, 8, SPECIAL are all in their first years at Lowell Catholic. Having three tuition Lowell Catholic plans to return to in-person schooling Jan. 19. payments is a financial burden, but Kubryn Panzeri said it’s Face to face. Via Zoom. It doesn’t matter — Bernier is deter- been worth every penny after meeting teachers like Bernier. mined to reach every student. “I just can’t believe what we’ve experienced with Lowell Catho- “You have to go above and beyond to keep them engaged,” lic as a whole,” she said. Bernier said. She admits having three sons a year apart can present chal- Going above and beyond. That’s the way Lillian Bernier ap- TEACHER lenges. Gabriel could get upset after school. One time he went proaches teaching. Even after 37 years. MAKES CHELMSFORD HOUSECALL to the ground and cried, telling his mother, “I can’t do it.” At her “wits end,” she sent a video of her frustrated son to By BARRY SCANLON | Lowell Sun PHOTO: Lowell Catholic third grader Gabriel Panzeri of Chelmsford, Bernier. Bernier offered to stop by the house to teach him one- with his teacher Lillian Bernier, who has been visiting his home to Published: January 12, 2021 at 3:49 p.m. | UPDATED: January 13, 2021 at 7:18 a.m. on-one. Kubryn Panzeri forgot about the offer until the Sunday help with his remote learning. (SUN/Julia Malakie)

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Introducing RYKEN HALL LC’s New Academic Building

On May 14th, 2018 a groundbreaking ceremony was held on the Lowell Catholic Campus. In August of 2019, LC took occupancy of the new 25,000 sq. ft. building. The latest addition to the campus stands directly behind Legacy Hall. With a commitment to LC’s Xaverian sponsorship, the new academic building was named Ryken Hall in honor of Theodore James Ryken, the founder of the Xaverian Brothers.

Ryken Hall has complimentary characteristics to the other buildings on campus and retains the same look and feel of Lowell Catholic’s existing Crusader identity. The additional space allows scaling up of academic, co-curricular and spiritual life offerings in a meaningful way, enhancing the education experience of current and future students.

Ryken Hall houses a 4,500 sq. ft. state of the art Learning Commons, seven academic classrooms, an expanded dining hall, physics lab, multiple conference rooms, and administrative offices. A dedicated wall featuring the Legacy Schools was incorporated into the design of the new building and is proudly showcased. Keeping strong catholic school traditions of the past alive, as the school community continues to evolve and grow, are important to the Crusader Community. As Lowell Catholic moves forward, the LC Community is filled with great pride from their history and excitement for what the future holds. The building was open and served as a fully operational facility by the Fall of 2019.

7 8 GRACE ADJOBI University of Massachusetts Boston EMMA ARAUJO Springfield College SHEA BARAHONA FERRUZOLA Gordon College CAMPUS NEWS | THE CLASS OF 2020 Phillip Bach-Luong Tran EMILY BARTLETT Worcester State University VALEDICTORIAN | 4.43 GPA EMILIE-ROSE BAZZINOTTI Salve Regina University SYDNEY BIANCO University of Rhode Island Phillip certainly made a meaningful LAUREN BREWSTER Simmons University impact during his time at Lowell Cath- MATTHEW CALLAHAN University of Massachusetts Lowell olic with his enthusiastic attitude and CAROLINE CANTY Salem State University sense of school spirit. Always involved ESTEFANO CASCO OLIVO New England Institute of Technology and willing to try new things, Phillip THE CLASS OF ARIANA CATALANO University of New England VENUSSA CHANTHAVISOUK Bridgewater State University was an active member of numerous YU-WEN CHEN Attending college outside of the USA clubs and activities, including Science MIA CICCARELLI High Point University Club and LC Choir. Phillip is attend- ANTHONY CONWAY Undecided ALEXA COSTA Salem State University ing Boston University with a major ELIZABETH CULLEN Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Computer Science. Phillip also SEAN CUNNINGHAM Merrimack College earned acceptances to Northeast- 2020 ALLISON CURRAN Assumption College ern University, WPI, Tufts University, HALEY D’ARCANGELO Bryant University CHRISTOPHER DAIGLE Salem State University UMass Amherst, and UMass Lowell. PAIGE DAME Seton Hall University JULIA DEAN Curry College MICHAEL DIBACCO Entering the workforce DECLAN DREW Maine Maritime Academy Shawn Michael O’Connor TYLER ELD Suffolk University SALUTATORIAN | 4.36 GPA JOSEPH ESPINOLA IV Merrimack College Shawn embraced student leadership ETHAN FANNING Western New England University LINDSEY FARRIS Rivier University opportunities with dedication and pas- LIAM FISHER Assumption College sion. Through his continued commit- The Lowell Catholic High School Graduation took place on Saturday, JOHN FITZGERALD Entering the workforce ment to the Student Council, Ambas- th OWEN GORMAN Merrimack College sador Club, and Senior Leadership June 6 . The socially distanced celebration was held in the parking HALEY HAGMAN Bryant University ANA JOHNHOPE Lesley University Institute, Shawn demonstrated how lot of St. Margaret Hall on the Lowell Catholic Campus. ABIGAIL KEEFE Emmanuel College much he cares for and values his LC ELIZABETH KEEFE Bentley University family. Shawn’s endearing personali- SEAN KELLEY Merrimack College ty and congenial spirit also won him The class of 2020 collectively completed over 14,000 community CRYSTAL KOUNLABOUTH University of Tampa HUITING LEI University of Massachusetts Amherst the distinction of Mr. LCHS. Shawn is service hours in their 4 years at Lowell Catholic and earned over $16 JESSICA LOPES Franklin Pierce University attending the University of Massachu- JENNA LOWELL Coastal Carolina University setts at Amherst as an Engineering million in scholarships. This year, 34 of LC’s graduates are Legacy MEGAN LUSSIER High Point University major. POWEL LY Middlesex Community College Alum, meaning they are the child, grandchild or sibling of a Lowell DENGHONG LYU Florida International University Catholic or Lowell Catholic Legacy School Graduate. ANDREW MARTIN Southern Maine Community College RYAN MCCANN Western New England University EDWARD MCDERMOTT V Southern New Hampshire University PATRICK MCKENNA Worcester Polytechnic Institute Emilie-Rose Bazzinotti AIDAN MCMANUS Southern New Hampshire University ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI AWARD JOSEPH MENDOZA Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University The distinguished award was pre- NOAH MILLS University of Massachusetts Lowell sented to Emilie, who epitomizes the DAVID MOREY JR. University of Rhode Island NICHOLAS NACOPOULOS Bentley University values and mission of Lowell Catho- LISA NGUN Undecided lic. Emilie earned the recognition of IAN NICHOLS Nichols College the Prudential Spirit of Community SHAWN O’CONNOR University of Massachusetts Amherst Achievement Award with the most SOPHIA ODLE Brandeis University JIAHUA PAN Temple University community service hours of 1130.5 YILI PAN Undecided completed in 4 years. Emilie will bring YUEYING PAN Rutgers University her bright spirit and a commitment AMISH PATEL University of Massachusetts Amherst JOHNSON PEOW Boston University to serving others to Salve Regina NICOLAS PEREIRA University of Rhode Island University. OMIR PEREZ JR. Eastern Florida State College SAMYA PEREZ Fitchburg State University TIMOTHY PICARD Bentley University Yearbook Dedication BRIDGET PROVOST Smith College SEBASTIAN RAMEY Merrimack College Romanus Maduabuchi DANIEL RUSSELL George Washington University JOSHUA SAYER Nichols College Joseph Espinola “To the Class of 2020, he is more than a teacher. He is a CALEB SCOTT Gordon College ST. FRANCIS XAVIER AWARD SARAH SOLIMAN Entering the workforce motivator, a mentor, a role model, a leader, but most importantly, Joe maintained a positive attitude, IAN SULLIVAN University of New England enthusiasm, and commitment to be- he has become a friend and someone the seniors will remember SARAH SVAY University of Massachusetts Boston MARK TETRAULT University of New Hampshire ing a Crusader. He was a dedicated forever in our hearts. It was our honor, as the Class of 2020, to SOPHIE TORRES University of Massachusetts Lowell student leader and role model and ISAIAH TORRES Salem State University shared his talents through his partic- present our yearbook to someone who helps and guides us ev- GALIA TORRES ANDRADE Florida International University PHILLIP TRAN Boston University ipation in Ambassador Club, Student eryday to see clearer into the future! We are proud to dedicate CHRISTIAN TRAN Southern New Hampshire University Leadership Institute, and XBSS, just the 2020 yearbook to Mr. Romanus Maduabuchi!” TAM TRAN Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Vietnam to name a few. Joe will be attending JAMES TWENEH Saint Anselm College Merrimack College where he will ma- - Ariana Catalano ELENA VALIENTE Pepperdine University ZISHI WANG Pennsylvania State University jor in Business. YUTING WU Emerson College 9 RYAN JOSHUA YOUNG Undecided 10 TING TING ZHENG Worcester State University

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McNamara Awards ceremony out- history of community involvement and three years as co-chair of SEGL, part doors at the Stevens Street campus. leadership positions with a number of the United Way, which raises mon- Even though the event was small in of non-profit organizations. Bill is an ey for local non-profit organizations scale, it honored extraordinary peo- 11-year member of Lowell Catholic’s so that children of Greater Lowell can ple within the Lowell community who, Board of Trustees where he current- enjoy a safe summer of fun, learning, through their vision, leadership, and ly serves as Chair. He has served as and employment. dedication, have improved the lives President for the Alternative House of many. The Saab Family and Bill Board, where he has been a member This year’s event raised over Quinn, Keith Academy ’70, received for over 15 years. He is a Corporator $70,000, which directly benefits the the Bishop McNamara Award while for Lowell General Hospital and has students of Lowell Catholic. the legacy award was presented to served on Boards and Committees Pamela A. Huntley, Keith Hall ’77. for March of Dimes, Lowell Rotary, Due to state, local, and CDC guide- Immaculate Conception Church, and lines, a reduced number of attendees Mark and Elisia Saab created the Long Meadow Golf Club. Bill and his gathered for the speaking program, Saab Family Foundation, a platform wife Joan of 43 years remain active award presentation and socially dis- that allows them to give back to their supporters of their community and its tanced champagne reception. community and positively impact in- causes. dividuals and organizations in the The Bishop John R. McNamara Award is Merrimack Valley and beyond. Today, Pamela A. Huntley’s career has been named in tribute to a man who devoted Elisia Saab serves as the founda- dedicated to community health. She 40 years to community service, tireless- tions Executive Director, and Analise is presently the Executive Director of ly working in support of Catholic educa- Saab Brown serves as the Director of The Megan House Foundation. She is tion and ecumenical ideals throughout Programs, Grants and Scholarships. involved in several community organi- the community. The annual award was The Foundation’s goal is to provide zations, boards, and committees. As a established in February 2000 and is giv- grants to public charities to carry out Corporator for the Lowell Boys & Girls en to individuals in recognition of their charitable purposes, and scholarships Club, she has co-chaired their Holiday outstanding contributions and dedica- to individuals to encourage further Auction for two years and has served tion to the Catholic community. academic achievement. Analise also on the golf committee for five years. serves on the Board of Trustees at Pamela is a past board member of Pictured above left to right Bill Quinn, Analise 11 Lowell Catholic. the Westford Business Association Saab Brown and Pamela Huntley Bishop 2020 Awards 12 CAMPUS NEWS | CRUSADER SPOTLIGHTS Announcing The Launch Of The Lowell Catholic Sponsor-A-Student Program Paying it Forward at the 20th Annual Bishop John R. McNamara Awards Ceremony. Lowell Catholic is proud to present “An Evening of Inspiration and Hope,” at this year’s Bishop McNamara A SCHOLARSHIP STORY Awards, honoring Lowell Catholic Students, Teachers, and LC Alum Dr. Faith Goronga. The May 5th Awards Ceremony will be a virtual event of inspiring stories in celebration of this year’s Honorees and the launch of The Lowell Catholic Sponsor-A-Student Program. From Aunt to Nephew and now I was attending classes with people adults and juveniles find a different Teacher to Student, a legacy of love whose parents were making nation- trajectory in life, he earned his law LC Students and Teachers will be honored as the 2021 and learning is passed down through al news headlines. I changed my degree at Mass School of Law. Bishop McNamara Award Recipients in recognition of their the generations at Lowell Catholic. uniform four to five times a day for hard work, determination and perseverance. Dr. Faith proper attire at meals, for classes, for Goronga LC ’07 will share her inspiring story as she accepts As a young child, Romanus Mad- athletics, for cleaning and more. Aunt this year’s Lowell Catholic Alumni Achievement Award. uabuchi was raised, along with his Marcelina reminded me frequently, 5 siblings, on a rice farm in Awa, that I needn’t worry about the majori- The Sponsor-A-Student Program allows donors and friends Nigeria. His mother oversaw farm ty of the student population who were of Lowell Catholic to feel a stronger connection to the school operations while his father served wealthy, saying, ‘they have connec- by sponsoring a specific student. Access to a high-quality as a mechanic for the Nigerian Mil- tions, but you are the light.’ This kept education is crucial to the personal and long-term develop- itary. Mr. Maduabuchi would have me focused on my goals despite the ment of children, families and communities. Through our remained in this rural setting without challenges.” Sponsor-A-Student Program, you can help our students the support he received to access achieve their dreams of graduating high school, graduating You Are education and become an attor- Throughout high school, Mr. Madua- college, and becoming productive citizens in our society. ney, business owner and teacher. buchi was in awe of the level of pro- Cordially Invited To fessionalism and dedication to schol- By participating, you will correspond with the student you Mr. Maduabuchi began his prima- arly achievements held by the priests have impacted via acknowledgement letters, photographs, The 20th Bishop John R. McNamara ry schooling through a local church. who were professors at his academy. class assignments, etc. and we hope that you will also Early in his academic endeavors, He wanted to emulate them and rise respond with notes of encouragement. Part of our mission is it was clear to his Aunt Marcelina to their level of knowledge and con- to teach our students to appreciate the support of our bene- AWARDS CEREMONY Okafor that he was an outstanding tinuously apply himself to academic factors - we feel it will help them to remember to give back to Mr. Romanus Maduabuchi with Yessenia Tavares LC ‘23, AN EVENING OF INSPIRATION & HOPE student. She made a commitment achievements. His mastery of the the 2019 Keypoint Scholarship recipient. important causes when they achieve success. to fund an otherwise unattainable English language he credits to Sister A virtual event of inspiring stories in celebration education at an elite private all boys Jane, an Irish nun who pushed him to “If I hadn’t made that move, If my Aunt To learn more about how you can sponsor a student of this year’s Honorees and the launch of The boarding school. At the time, there strive for written excellence as well. hadn’t stepped in, or if I had been in- and participate in this virtual event, please visit the Lowell Catholic Sponsor-A-Student Program. was no formal high school in the rural timidated by the atmosphere in my website below. For questions, please contact Robbie farming area where Romanus lived. Following boarding school, he at- High School, I would have closed all Barnes at [email protected]. Wednesday, May 5, 2021 | 6:00 PM High school was a privilege, reserved tended the St. Thomas Aquinas the doors that opened in my life af- for the wealthy. Seminary of Augustinians in Nigeria, ter that school. I truly have a sincere WWW.LOWELLCATHOLIC.ORG/BISHOP 2021 Honorees earned a scholarship to Villanova to appreciation for the life I was given,” Lowell Catholic Students & Teachers According to Mr. Maduabuchi , “Aunt study Theology, and Psychology, and he shares. Recognizing the oppor- BISHOP MCNAMARA AWARD RECIPIENTS Marcelina was small in stature, bare- moved to Washington DC. He also tunities provided to him through his ly bigger than I was, but she pushed earned degrees from Catholic Uni- aunt’s kindness, Mr. Maduabuchi is Dr. Faith Goronga LC ’07 me and encouraged me with a force versity of America, and completed his now paying it forward. The Keypoint LOWELL CATHOLIC ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT ten times her size. At home, every- final year of Theology school at Cath- Scholarship was established by the AWARD RECIPIENT one around me was a farmer or from olic Theological Union in Hyde Park. Keypoint Law Group and Maduabu- a farming family. Not all that far from The day before his graduation, his chi Family in memory of Mrs. Marce- Visit www.lowellcatholic.org/bishop to learn more home, the boarding school I attended beloved aunt passed away. “I have lina Okafor, this scholarship is award- about how you can sponsor a student and participate may as well have been worlds away. no doubt she is proud of my accom- ed annually to a freshman student in this virtual event. For questions, please contact The shock of a different culture, rigid plishments,” believes Mr. Maduabu- who demonstrates a generous spirit Robbie Barnes, Senior Advancement Coordinator, at [email protected]. rules, and wealth was overwhelming. chi. With a motivation to help young and desire for self improvement. All proceeds will benefit The LC Sponsor-A-Student Program. 13 14 CAMPUS NEWS | CRUSADER SPOTLIGHTS THE STAFF SPOTLIGHT STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Sean Kelley BandBand The Music Man MR. LEON GRANDE

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When asked how many instruments came not just my vocation, but my he can play, Leon Grande replies, “all avocation. I entered higher ed want- of them.” Growing up in a musically ing to be a rock star, but I quickly Sean Kelley LC ’20 picked up his first trum- inclined Italian family in Somerville, became hooked on classical music. pet in grade 5, but remarks of his favorite past MA, 5-year-old Leon started to play Pop was for fun, but classical was the The future looks bright for Lowell Catholic’s Band Program. With 5th grade en- time, “I sincerely wish it had been sooner.” As the accordion when he was barely curriculum and I adored it.” rollment in the middle school elective matching the total enrollment of the re- Sean continues to play in the Lowell Catho- big enough to hold it. “My uncle was maining 6th through 12th grade band members, growth and development are on lic high school band he reflects, “ Mr. Grande my first teacher” he reminisces, “and Leon has led a truly varied and suc- the horizon. “The Fine Arts Department offerings have doubled in the last four has been such an inspiration. He always he, my mother and my aunts contin- cessful career as both an educa- years due to the demand for comprehensive creative choices from our students” takes time out of his day to talk to me, or even ued playing live music at Irish dance tor and a musician. Teaching for 47 notes Fine Arts Chair, Heather Falardeau, “the addition of the new building has just to see how I’m doing. He encourages me halls until they were nearly centenar- years, (3 at Lowell Catholic, 5 years allowed LC’s Fine Arts Department to expand encompassing nearly an entire to push myself in my own music endeavors ians!” By the age of 10, Leon had in Billerica and 35 years in Dracut) floor in Legacy Hall.” outside of school and helps me to be the best mastered several other instruments, he has taught everything from ele- musician I can possibly be. Having his experi- frequently playing piano at church. mentary to high school instrumental LC offers students the opportunity to participate in the band in the courseof ence and insight is invaluable, he knows what He also started singing at 10 as a so- and vocal, directed school musicals, tin Scorcese, he is proud of them all. their daily curriculum and nearly 10% of LC students are currently enrolled in the he’s talking about. He never seems to be up- prano and continues to sing, albeit in and led a huge marching band with His hope for the LC band program is program. Middle school and high school students share the new band classroom set, and it shows how much he truly cares for a slightly lower key today. over 190 kids. When asked how he that it will evolve over time from very in a multi-skilled setting and all levels of instruction are welcome. Even students the kids, and for the music.” approached a band of that size, he small to very large. As the interest who take musical instruments outside of school hours are able to try a second “Growing up in the city gave me replies, “with fortitude…” he smiles, grows, he notes, we are already add- instrument or learn a new skill. “My favorite experience musically would have easy access to Boston and all sorts “and I loved every second of it.” Leon ing more and more. to be my summers in Drum Corps. Every of amazing concerts, they weren’t also spent many years as an admin- The sidelines at LC’s football games are even more festive and alive with school summer, I tour the country, playing for hun- all folk or classical! Led Zeppelin, istrator in charge of art, music and Leon’s love for music that led him to spirit with the addition of LC’s Pep Band, who also perform at the annual fall pep dreds of thousands of people, rehearsing for Aerosmith, Steely Dan, The Doobie drama for his district all while singing Lowell, also led him to meet and mar- rally. 7th through 12th graders are granted an invitation to participate in the Pep twelve hours a day, there is truly nothing like Brothers, and Journey really inspired with the Boston Symphony Orchestra ry his college sweetheart Andrea. To- Band as a privilege for proficiency in an instrument. it. I have a lot of music to practice, whether my love of music and made me want and the Boston Pops for 19 years. gether, they have 4 children, Laura, it’s music that I’m preparing for my summer to be a rock musician in my teens,” Regina, Katherine and Christopher, Currently, students are offered a wide choice of instruments to play andthe tour, or music here at LC, I probably practice he recollects. Access to the city also As an instrumentalist, Leon feels that 3 of whom hold music degrees and 2019-2020 year introduced the first tuba to the LC Band. Each member of the anywhere from 10-15 hours a week.” Sean meant Leon could play in a slightly his greatest gift is the ability to pass the other is a Lieutenant in the army band begins with the standard method book, and with the basics established reports his favorite musician is “definitely less rock-n-roll capacity in the Cam- on his skills and set new musicians who, he boasts, is just as good of a are able to be challenged on an individual level. This year’s block schedule has Wayne Bergeron. He’s been one of the lead bridge Drum and Bugle Corps. loose in the world. “I love seeing them musician as the others. When the opened up a longer advisory period allowing band students to not only rehearse jazz trumpet players for a long time, and for go from nothing, not even knowing grandchildren request it, his memo- together but to also develop a middle school to high school tutoring program that good reason.” Pursuing music in college, Leon how to hold an instrument properly ries of growing up in a musical home fosters mentors and friendships across the grade levels. applied his passion to Music Edu- to glowing lightbulb moments,” he come back to him in a rush. Although In addition to his participation in LC band, cation at Lowell State earning his beams. Many students Leon has he has graced the grandest of stages “Having a new band room has meant everything. These kids have a home - typ- Sean says, “I’ve been on the golf team all four undergraduate degree in 1976 and taught over the years continue to stay with his talents, he very humbly com- ical for music kids - and when we have an extended period, I love seeing kids years at LC, and I’ve had the opportunity to Masters in 1989 as a self-proclaimed in touch and are still practicing their ments that his greatest happiness is that don’t need extra help - but are there for the love of the music, attend the try almost every other sport. I played baseball “Double River Hawk.” “I embraced crafts - from performing on Broadway always found in those moments of extra sessions,” remarked Band Director, Leon Grande. “What is special about for two years, basketball one year, track one every moment and I couldn’t wait to and serving as arts administration singing and playing together at home having this program at LC is that there are so many kids here on scholarship. year, and volleyball one year. It’s just hard to learn more. I was invited to join elite at Lincoln Center to Music Teachers with those he loves. This program at LC has truly helped kids who can’t otherwise afford cost prohib- do anything else when I love music so much.” choral groups. In college, music be- and Hollywood composers for Mar- itive private lessons, fall in love with music.” He added, “Funding for instruments can be a struggle for some and we’re so grateful to our community members who have donated instruments as I continue to work with our Advancement Team seeking grants and support.” 15 16 CAMPUS NEWS | ATHLETICS

2021 Hall of Fame Leaders in Lowell is a local nonprofit speaker series with a global reach. Founded by LC 2020 graduates, Bridget Provost of North Andover and Nominations for Lowell Catholic’s Sixth Daniel Russell of Dracut, this dynamic duo set out on a mission to deliver Annual Athletic Hall of Fame in Fall ALUMNI impressive speakers to their community as LC freshmen in early 2017. 2021 are currently being accepted. If They aimed to connect the Greater Lowell community with leaders who you would like to submit a nomination, inspire civic engagement and community involvement while educating please do so by visiting: members of their community on pressing issues. NEWS www.lowellcatholic.org/halloffame Within a few short years, while navigating high school schedules and maintaining honor roll GPAs, they grew their program to interview such Bridget Provost LC ’20 personalities as Dr. Vanessa Kerry who discussed her initiatives with Daniel Russell LC ’20 global health care, former Ambassador to Denmark, Rufus Gifford, Pres- ident of the University of Massachusetts, Marty Meehan, former Massa- chusetts Governor, Jane Swift, White House Social Secretary, Deesha Dyer, and Holocaust survivor, Rena Finda.

ON THEIR BEST BEHAVIOR ON AND OFF THE FIELD Antonia Mukiibi Daniel McConologue Leaders in LOWELL Lowell Catholic is proud of being selected by our district to receive Shawn O’ Connor Emma Crawford the MIAA District H Sportsmanship “I am so very proud of the young people who organized this evening to- Award. This significant and distin- night because that’s what the future is, the future now is in the hands, in guished recognition was selected by the brains of the younger generation of people, children, your grandchil- the schools with whom Lowell Catho- MOVING ON UP dren, your great-grandchildren, and those yet to come. They will be the lic competes. ones that will change the world, they will be the ones who will stand up IN A NEW LEAGUE and do something.” - Rena Finder, Leaders in Lowell on June 26, 2019. The presentation of the District Sportsmanship Awards took place In addition to managing, operating and seeking publicity for their speaking during the 26th Annual MIAA Sports- Lowell Catholic High School has been accepted as a member of the events, Bridget and Daniel enlisted an Advisory Board of successful local manship Summit at Gillette Stadium Commonwealth Athletic Conference. professionals. Their advisory board has maintained a rotating student in Foxborough. Jack Fletcher, Lowell seat to incorporate the view of their peers, and they are also expanding Catholic’s Athletic Director and high The Crusaders are currently a member of the Catholic Central League, their team to seek student interns. Sarah Svay LC ‘20 worked with Brid- school athletic captains Elizabeth competing in the league’s Small School Division in most boys and girls get and Daniel as their Volunteer Coordinator. They have also partnered Cullen, Elena Valiente, Liam Fisher, sports. Lowell Catholic Athletic Director, Jack Fletcher, received word locally with The Greater Lowell Community Foundation and nationally and Ian Sullivan were in attendance. from the CAC that the Crusaders’ application to the league had been with America’s Promise Alliance. Middlesex Community College is the accepted. Although the season was delayed in order to follow the MIAA current Presenting Sponsor for the Leaders in Lowell Speaker Series. “Elizabeth Cullen exemplifies what COVID protocol, Lowell Catholic became a member of the CAC this fall. you can and should aspire to be as Daniel now attends George Washington University and is majoring in an athlete at LC. She works hard day Lowell Catholic was placed in the CAC Large School Division, which Political Science and minoring in International Relations. Bridget attends in and day out and always arrives to includes local schools Greater Lowell Tech and Shawsheen Tech, Smith College and studies International Relations and Pre-Law. Although practice with a can-do attitude. She along with Northeast Metro Tech, Whittier Tech, and Essex Tech. COVID sidelined their in person productions, Daniel and Bridget have has the utmost respect for everyone, Greater Lowell and Lowell Catholic are Thanksgiving football rivals. continued to engage the public through virtual events and hope to return her teammates and her opponents, to their previous format when it is safe to do so. who work just as hard as she does. “It’s a good fit for us,” said Fletcher. “It will be a positive change for the fall She genuinely respects the coach- of 2020. The schools (in the CAC) are closer to our Lowell location and will es, referees and others. As a team ease the logistical coordination of transportation and scheduling games.” captain, she fosters the understand- ing among her peers that people are The only sport Lowell Catholic won’t be competing in the CAC will be doing their best and there is no need boys hockey. The Crusaders won the MIAA Division 2 State Hockey to treat anyone like they’re less. Eliz- championship in 2017. The Crusaders have since moved up to the Catholic abeth truly defines sportsmanship at Central Large School Division in hockey, a Division 1 league that features LC,” stated her coach, Cam Connors. perennial state powers, Austin Prep and Arlington Catholic.

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HENRI MARCHAND Saint Joseph High School | Class of 1971

Lifelong Lowell resident, Henri Marchand is a 1971 graduate ALUMNI NEWS | SPOTLIGHTS of St. Joseph High School who has not wandered far from his Merrimack Street roots. Recently retired, he served the City of Lowell as the Director of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. Daniel Charko Henri is the man behind Lowell’s Annual Winterfest, Folk Festi- val and other events that offer appealing cultural opportunities LOWELL CATHOLIC | CLASS OF 2004 for Lowell’s diverse residents. Along with his team, he promotes Lowell to tourists and film crews highlighting all there is to like about Lowell — museums, restaurants, galleries, events and Daniel Charko entered LC in the fall of 2000. As a young line and the shared struggle to meet the end goal of fin- historical tours. man, he embraced the great outdoors and was far more ishing had him hooked from the very first race. “I didn’t interested in hiking, nature, and the solitude of the woods know how hard it would be, not only to finish but the fol- Henri grew up during a period of urban renewal in the City of than any organized athletic endeavors. He recollected that lowing day, not being able to bend to pick up my ball in a Lowell in the 50s and 60s where the mill communities and es- his teachers at LC, especially Mrs. Thibault, Dr. Pine, and game of mini-golf, well let’s just say, it taught me humility.” Ms. Ogden treated students with mutual respect and held tablished ethnic neighborhoods went through an evolution that the young people they taught to the highest standards Daniel Charko is now among the top Spartan Challenge allowed for the establishment of a historic district in Lowell in while also instilling a sense of fun in their lessons. “The Racers on the planet. Out of 7 billion people, 100,000 1971, the same year he graduated. Henri’s Franco-American early administrative years of Maryellen DeMarco brought do Spartan races. 1,000 sign up for Ultra Spartan Rac- family of 9 were active parish members of Ste. Jeanne d’Arc about clear and intentional changes in the tone of the es and out of all of them a fraction of them, about 50 Parish and Henri reflected fondly on being raised with parents school. Casual Fridays went away, but accreditation initia- people even think about attempting the Agoge 60 hour tives were implemented for the betterment of the school. Spartan Challenge. Daniel Charko has traveled as far as who instilled a strong moral foundation while exposing him to She was someone who was always striving to make our Mongolia and Greece and has now completed 3. When many different cultures at an early age. With the Pawtucketville school better, clearly, it has made a difference!” he noted, asked how he can endure the trials and struggles con- proximity to the University of Lowell (now UMASS) campus, from a conference room in Ryken Hall. “There was only one fronted in a grueling race that pushes the human body Henri’s family often boarded professors and students from Ire- building here in 2000 and look how this place has grown!” and spirit to its limits, Daniel simply answers, “Faith.” land, Greece, Egypt, Pakistan and beyond.

As a Greek Orthodox student in a Catholic school, he felt Of all of the challenges so far, Greece has been his favor- welcomed and tried a few clubs, building sets for drama, and ite and offered him the opportunity to connect with his her- In addition to the amazing magic of creating events that inspire photography for the school newspaper. While other students itage. Among the many tasks met along the 102km course generations of community involvement in Lowell, Henri is also found their niche or calling through clubs, academics or sports that included hiking up and down several mountains on a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians! His in high school, Daniel’s came to him a little later in life. When little to no rest or food, Daniel recalls with great affection love for magic developed in his early teens as a hobby and Daniel graduated in 2005, he decided to follow the family the moment that he reached a mountain top with a tem- trade, attending courses at U Lowell and Manchester Tech ple. Inside a priest was saying the Our Father in Greek. he collaborated with his brother on many of his parlor tricks. and still continues working in the field of metal fabrication. “Praying to God for strength has kept me going in my races Former Lowell Mayor William Samaras presented a proclama- more times than I can count. Faith has pulled me through tion designating Henri Marchand as the city’s official magician. A chance meeting with a friend from LC ultimately led Dan- quite a bit, hits you hard - the race itself, it’s designed to The proclamation followed a motion by Councilor Vesna Nuon iel to pursue the challenges that drive his spirit today. When break you, but faith is that key ingredient that can push at a previous council meeting to designate Marchand as Low- Lance Chamberlain LC ’04 completed boot camp in 2012 you past the ‘I can’t.’ Pushing yourself to the breaking point for the US Army, Daniel recalls thinking, “that sounds easy, I like that can kindle an inexplicable closeness with God ell’s Magician. “I am honored that the entire city council have could do that. I thought I was in good shape. I thought I had that helps you to find your inner strength to keep going.” deemed my conjuring worthy of recognition with this desig- great endurance from hunting and hiking and being an out- nation,” said Marchand in an interview with Merrimack Valley doorsman!” He recalled his favorite moments at LC taking Daniel offers the following advice to current students, “there Magazine, adding, “We all need a bit of magic now and then the challenge to run the Walk-A-Thon and even recalls the will be moments that mean everything and days and years and I appreciate the opportunity to create moments of wonder route and familiar roads, “down Stevens, over the Rourke that mean nothing. Those moments that I dig deep and find Bridge, and up Mammoth Road… it was a 6-mile loop and God, those are the ones that have counted the most. Mo- for the community.” I remember being slightly winded at the end of it, but was ments in the sunshine in my truck or out in the woods by able to do it without much effort.” the lake when the sun is shining are the best. The years Henri serves on the Board for Jeanne D’Arc Credit and years of training day in and day out are hard, but in the Union, Dracut Historical Commission, the Lowell The years that followed that gentle nudge from an old pal grand scheme of things forgetful. Find your passion, work Monument Committee and several other sub- inspired Daniel to sign up for a Spartan Challenge Race. hard and let the little things go. Put down your phones, chal- At his first race, he arrived pumped up, ready to win, and lenge yourselves and get out there, there’s a big world to committees. He also continues to give back laughs, “when the other competitors showed up look- see and many moments to enjoy.” to his community and spread cheer through ing like Navy Seals, I thought to myself, OK, new goal… the gift of magic. finish.” The sincere sportsmanship, the rush of adrena-

19 20 ALUMNI NEWS | SPOTLIGHTS ALUMNI NEWS | SPOTLIGHTS ourselves and follow our passion in Academy grad, Phil Riley were in- helped us to be better students, peo- life.” At Keith Academy, and thereaf- strumental in introducing me to my ple, leaders. Encouraged us to be ter Paul Brouillette did just that, find- wife, Elise. Once again, the Keith faith based in our actions and make ing that he had many. He enjoyed Spirit played a major role in my life.” good decisions. Gave us outlets in math and physics with Brother Her- clubs and sports and reminded us of man, Brother Cyril, Brother Miles, Paul spent 15 years volunteering for our duty towards others. And the life- and Brother Joyce. He followed the Northeast Independent Living Pro- long friendships - so very special. Keith Academy football team as a gram of Lawrence assisting quad- dedicated fan and won the Chess riplegic people with disabilities. He Today, I credit Keith Hall with encour- Championship at the KA Chess Club. served as Treasurer for the Northeast aging the formation of much of my He also shared his theatrical talents Association of Realtors, and volun- deeply personal self; my devotion to as a lead singer for “Musical Mugs”, teered supporting Realtors for sever- my faith, my love of reading, my abil- a barbershop quartet, taught by the al years. And currently serves as the ity to question, to complete analysis, legendary George Zermas and as an Educational Coordinator for the Pre- Keith Hall | Class of 1980 to be open-minded. Keith Hall was End Man, opening the school’s vari- miere Chapter of Business Network About Karyn: Executive Director of Facilities Business Operations at UMASS my safe space as I grew and devel- ety show with Frank Sinatra’s “You International. The family continues to Lowell, Karyn is also a member of the Lowell Catholic Board of Trustees. oped into a young adult ready to take Make Me Feel So Young”. support Lowell Catholic and UMass on the next part of life - college. Lowell. Paul has also served on the I attended Keith Hall from 1976-1980. guages. Ms. Haavind taught Theolo- The culture of Keith extended past Keith Academy Reunion Committee My mother, Doris O’Brien, gradu- gy and I still remember “the spirit of When I see the students of LC today, Thorndike Street and throughout for 50 years, and was pleased to ated from Keith in 1943. I took my the law versus the word of the law.” I often see joy on their faces. I see the city Brouillette shares, “Amazing have the opportunity to celebrate his mother’s class ring as my own for Junior year, we had Ms. O’Connor for young adults comfortable speaking musical experiences were had by all 50th reunion along with Keith Hall at the Junior Ring Ceremony and wore American History - she was amazing, with adults and other students as am- at the Saturday night Keith dances, Mount Pleasant in the Fall of 2019. it proudly, a symbol of the enduring connecting with us, making history bassadors for their high school, I see Keith Academy | Class of 1969 often with live Bands, The Prophets, strength of the culture of Keith Hall. fun (which it is, of course). As I re- faith based formation, a competitive Little Dave and The Sherwoods and Paul and Elise have one son, Liam, It is sitting beside my computer as I member, she always had a smile on classroom setting, options for clubs more. Many of us also attended con- who followed in his father’s foot- write this note. her face. Another one of my favorites and sports teams. It appears to me certs next door at the Commodore steps, attended Lowell Catholic and was Eileen McCarthy (Eileen Bur- that LC has taken all of the best from Paul Brouillette’s parents were both Ballroom with national headliners like became an active and engaged From day one, Keith Hall was wel- bage today). In Ms. McCarthy, I found the alumni schools and made it their raised in Lowell. His father was from Cream, The Doors, The Animals with member of the LC community. “It coming and I felt at home. The small a fellow reader, and because she own. As much as I loved Keith Hall, I a large French Canadian Family in Eric Burdon, Jonathan Taylor and was important to me that Liam went classes and equally small building appeared to us to love her job, her am a little jealous of the students who Lowell, MA, while his mother was other great bands. My favorite activity to LC.” explained Brouillette, “I found (we were just one building at the classes were fun while we learned get to attend LC today. an only child, raised in Lowell, North with my classmates outside of school the ethical and moral discipline of a time), the teachers, the administra- English Lit. She, like so many of our Carolina by her Aunt, while her moth- was shooting pool at Alex’s Pool Hall Catholic education to be very benefi- tion, all contributed to our education teachers, truly cared about us and And one of the best things about er worked as a hotel clerk in Wash- in downtown Lowell. Little did I know cial in my youth and it has been help- and well-being. I made new friends our education. When I felt something Keith? As I mentioned, the friend- ington D.C. Meeting in Lowell, NC, those nostalgic afternoons spent on ful to establish a foundation of princi- from area towns and enjoyed the was not fair, off to Ms. McCarthy I ships. 40 years ago June, I graduat- the pair moved to Lowell, MA raised Merrimack Street above the Dutch ples which has been a guiding light culture and education of a small, went for an unbiased opinion. I am ed. And while I remember very little 9 children and founded several Real Tea Room were the beginning of my both personally and professionally Catholic high school. I grew up in the thrilled to be friends with her today about that graduation, a smile comes Estate Companies together. As the later successes in college.” for me. Ultimately, Liam truly thrived Highlands section of Lowell, attend- via social media. over my face as I think about my firstborn of his generation, Paul wit- and enjoyed his experience at LC ac- ing neighborhood schools. Now, in fellow students who grew into some

nessed the family grow and multiply Brouillette attended UMass Amherst ademically, in football and basketball, IN HER OWN WORDS addition to meeting students from Watching Godspell in the chapel, pretty amazing adults who support over the years while becoming more and graduated with a BA in Philoso- and made many friends as a result all of the neighborhoods of Lowell, the play “The Canterville Ghost”, each other at this time of life. With engaged in the Lowell community. I met students from other towns - dear Sister Mary Carlos in the library IN HIS OWN WORDS phy and Minor in Math. He won the of time there. Fortunately the strong prayers at times of need, with words UMass Pocket Billiard Championship academic foundation at LC has given there was a whole new world out putting up with all of us, leadership of encouragement when life gives us Faith was an important part of com- three years in a row, and placed 1st him the tools to succeed in college there! There were lots of laughs and from Sister Estelle and Sister Ann a little kick, with laughter and memo- munity life for the Brouillette fam- Runner Up in the New England Col- with confidence.” lots of tears. My junior year, we lost as our principals and knowing all of ries of our years at Keith Hall, we con- ily. As a child, he served as an al- legiate Championships in 1971. In 3 schoolmates, sisters, to a Dracut our names and similar for Ms. Mo- nect as if it were 40 years ago. We tar boy and choir soloist at Notre 1973 he played an Exhibition Match He concluded, “I think it is absolute- house fire. Unfathomable. But there rin as school secretary, the debate do not all remember the same things Dame de Lourdes Parish with Fa- against Five Time World Champion ly wonderful that those who went to were so many laughs and camara- of whether clogs were “unsafe” on about our school or our years there. ther Herve Gagnon, who became a Jimmy Carras at the UMass Student Keith and Lowell Catholic legacy derie, too. For instance, the day that the stairs, monogrammed sweaters Just last week one of my classmates lifelong friend and spiritual mentor. Union Center. schools have shared a very special a classmate came traipsing through which then became yoked mono- posted that she found her locker key “I was fortunate to hear his wonder- bond together that has lasted. I feel the library after lunch to get to the grammed sweaters and out of uni- (and thus did not get back the dollar ful sermons and to travel with him “After graduating, I returned to Lowell that connection is a sacred legacy “green room” to get her shoes. Which form (we just had to push it), studying deposit), some remembered lockers, on several pilgrimages through- and while working in Real Estate, I and I am thankful that Lowell Catholic somehow ended up either on the fire in the library and looking with antic- others not so much! Thus we fill in out Europe.” Brouillette stated. spent 10 years hosting a Radio Show has carried forward the valuable tra- escape or in the green room.... ipation at all the books to be read, each other’s memories, looking for- at the University of Lowell. During dition of Catholic education on behalf chemistry class, going to Washing- ward to the day that we can all safely “During my years at Keith, Mr. that era I also taught Math and Phys- of many local Catholic High Schools. Classes were led by some of the ton, DC our Junior Year and Florida gather for our 40th reunion, walk the Charles “Chick” Loucraft, was my ics and served as Musical Director at I’m very grateful to have spent 4 best teachers! I cannot remember our Senior Year. The Coke machine grounds of LC, remember those no most influential teacher. I loved hav- Keith Academy’s sister school, Keith great years at Keith Academy, my the spelling of my Spanish teacher’s in the cafeteria (it is the small things), longer with us, and recreate some ing him for my Government class Hall before teaching at the university year of teaching at Keith Hall and wit- name, but I still to this day can pray getting ready to go out into the real high school pictures on the grounds because he was personable, funny, level. A university coworker, Johanna nessing Liam’s experience at Lowell the Hail Mary in Spanish. Alas, other world.....for four years, Keith Hall of our Keith Hall. 21 Brouillette Paul interesting, and encouraged us to be Bohan Riley, and her husband Keith Catholic almost 50 years later.” than that, I failed miserably at lan- took us in and formed us, taught us, 2218 Karyn Puleo ALUMNI NEWS | CLASS NOTES

CLASS ALUMNI NEWS LOWELL CATHOLIC 2010s Matthew Owen LC ’17 of Dracut was inducted into the Alpha Phi Sigma Crim- Jason Norman LC '11 Bridge Keefe LC '16 NOTES inal Justice Honor Society and the Phi

Alpha Theta History Honor Society at Marissa Mason LC '15 Nichols College. He was also award- ed the James L. Dunbar Scholarship in Criminal Justice. He achieved Presi- dent’s High Honors for his Junior Year.

Matt just finished an eight month market- ing internship at FMP Productions. He writes that “FMP, which works directly Carolyn McCarthy LC ’11, Casey Judge LC ’08, Kathryn Smolko LC '12 Bill Overstreet LC '11 Jessica McLaughlin LC ’07, Anna Caissie LC ’15 Samantha O’Neil LC '14 with nonprofit partners in the New En- gland area, provided me with marketing experience and allowed me to gain direct Mary Foley LC ’14 graduated with her Jason Norman LC ’11 returned to cam- exposure to social media marketing and 1990s Masters in Education, Summa Cum Laude, pus in the Fall of 2020 as a member of the Angela (Boucher) Ouillette LC ’96 recent- account managing. I am very thankful for this past May. Today, she is a 10th grade Lowell Catholic Faculty. He teaches Middle ly celebrated 15 years of marriage and 15 the opportunity to work at this wonderful English teacher with Dracut Public Schools. School Drama and High School English years of being an Activity Director. company this year!” (American Literature). Jason holds degrees Samantha O’Neil LC ’14 graduated from in English/Drama and World Languages/ Andrew Fisher LC ’16 is currently serv- KEITH CATHOLIC Saint Anselm College in 2018 as a Nursing French from UMass Lowell. ing as an active member of the Vermont Major. She began her career in the Oncol- 1980s National Guard. The Class of ’86 got together for a mini re- Left to right: Mike Talty, Ed Moloney, Brian Stafford, Lowell Catholic Head of School, Maryellen DeMarco, ogy Department as a floor nurse at Spauld- Bill Overstreet LC ’11 returned to cam- Pat Whittaker Montgomery, Judy Neiland Lemire, Martha Bassett Dufresne and Kathy McDonnell. Reunion ing Hospital in 2018. She has also been pus in the Fall of 2020 as a member of the union at Wincrest Tree Farm, owned and op- Bridget Keefe LC ’16 returned to cam- committee members not present include Paul Brouillette, Steve Pearsall, Dennis Scannell and Frank Talty. recognized for outstanding nursing and Lowell Catholic Staff. Bill is an aspiring ELA erated by fellow alum Amy MacDonald. pus in the Fall of 2020 as a member patient care, recieving the “Good Catch” teacher who serves the LC campus as a of the Lowell Catholic Faculty. Bridget Graduates raise $4,000 for Lowell Catholic award. Recently, she has transitioned into School Monitor. teaches Advanced Placement Literature, a leadership position in the hospital and Honors and CP American Literature. LOWELL — Keith Hall and Keith Academy class of 1969 graduates initially set is training to take on the Chemotherapy 2000s out to raise $500 for Lowell Catholic High School students. At their 50th reunion, Nurse Resource position for the hospital. Casey Judge LC ’08 returned to campus this generous group of alumni far surpassed their goal, raising over $4,000. Anna Caissie LC ’15 returned to cam- in February of 2020 to participate in LC’s pus in February of 2020 to participate in “We never expected to get that much money,” said graduate Martha Bassett Kathryn Smolko LC ’12 returned to cam- first Alumni Career Panel showcasing ca- LC’s first Alumni Career Panel showcas- Dufresne, who now lives in Hollis, N.H. Dufresne was raised in Lowell and pus in the Fall of 2020 as a member of the reers in STEM. Casey is the Associate Left to right: Lisa McKee Golden, Michelle Fournier ing careers in STEM. Anna is an Analytic attended Catholic school for 12 years. “I think it gave me a set of core values Lowell Catholic Faculty. Kathryn teaches Director Regulatory Affairs at Unum Ther- Sorensen, Ann Marie Callahan Jussaume, Laura and ambitions,” she said. Through the scholarship, Dufresne hopes to provide Quality Software Engineer with 2I’s, Inc. Algebra 1A, Pre-Calculus (CP and Honors), apeutics, Inc. of Cambridge MA. Morris Pueschel, Paula Perry Baker, Robin Cheva- opportunities for other students to “gain the same type of values and confidence,” lier Jubinville, Kris Nichols Melansonnt????? and AP Calculus. she said. Marissa Mason LC ’15 graduated Sum- Jessica (Dumais) McLaughlin LC ’07 ma Cum Laude from Salve Regina in Keith Hall and Keith Academy merged with other legacy schools to establish Tyler Dumont LC ’11 has returned home returned to campus in February of 2020 to ST. MARGARET SCHOOL Newport, RI in May 2019 and did so Congratulations to Sister Barbara Gilmetti, Lowell Catholic High School in 1989. “When our legacy schools remember us to New England after 2 years at KPTV in participate in LC’s first Alumni Career Panel like this, it goes a long way with our kids,” Lowell Catholic Senior Advancement while being in the top 5 of her graduating SCW, former St. Margaret Teacher, who cel- Portland, Oregon. In September, he joined showcasing careers in STEM. Jessica is a Coordinator Robbie Barnes said. class. She completed her MBA at Salve ebrated her Diamond Jubilee with Cardinal WJAR-TV, the NBC affiliate in Providence, Certified Vestibular & Orthopedic Physical Regina in May 2020 and earned a cer- Seán O’Malley in October of 2019. The donation will provide financial aid scholarships for students attending the Rhode Island, as a reporter. Congratula- Therapist at Encompass of Billerica, MA. tificate in Nonprofit Management. She high school, Barnes said. tions to Tyler on his new position and for made the Dean’s List every year while earning his pilot’s license! Kristina Aste - Mayer LC ’05 in 2019, grad- Nearly 100 people attended the reunion at Mount Pleasant Country Club the attending Salve Regina and was an ac- uated with an M.A. in English literature from week before Thanksgiving. tive member of the University’s Dance Carolyn McCarthy LC ’11 returned to Middlebury College’s Bread Loaf School of Program. Article from the Lowell Sun | By NICOLE DEFEUDIS | Winter 2019-2020 campus in February of 2020 to participate English, located at the University of Oxford To submit a class note visit in LC’s first Alumni Career Panel show- in England. In November 2019, Kristina www.lowellcatholic.org/classnotes Sophia Ryan LC ’15 has earned the casing careers in STEM. Carolyn is em- also presented on performance-based ELA leadership role of creating an all new ployed as a Program Associate and works instruction at the annual convention for the To learn about being curriculum for Digital Literacy at the [email protected] or mail to Advancement, as a member of UMass Lowell’s Climate National Council of Teachers of English, a class agent email Guillmette in Lawrence, MA. Lowell Catholic, 530 Stevens Street, Lowell, MA 01851 Change Initiative. held in Baltimore, MD. [email protected] 23 24 LOWELL CATHOLIC Shirley Helen (Lambert) Jones Lt. Christian Daniel Boisvert LC ’96 Patricia Margaret Kelly Elizabeth A. “Betty” Laffey KEITH ACADEMY Ann M. (Quinn) McArthur ANNUAL Richard A. “Dick” Beakey Frances E. McNulty Robert E. Brien Mary F. Moran Matthew James Dunfey Burns Karen L. (Martin) Morency George “Soupy” L. Campbell Gloria J. Pearsall James A. Condon Miriam W. Perry Giving Joseph R. Connell, Sr. Theresa Ann Riordan Albert Arthur Daigle, Sr. Mary Agnes Rivanis Leo T. Daly Dorothea DeGrandis Sudo 2019-2020 Lawrence E. Day Joan E. Sugden Michael J. Dee III Marilyn D. Tavares James Aloysius Deignan III Barbara A. Vayo Robert Anthony “Tony” Dempsey Mary Lou Whelan Cornelius F. Desmond IV Beatrice A. Wrobel Peter J. Donnelly John Philip Dunfey SAINT PATRICK Joseph P. Flannery Maureen A. Mulligan Francis James Fleming Catherine M. Tucke Owen F. Gallagher John T. Haran SAINT LOUIS ACADEMY James T. Kennedy Pauline G. (Lambert) Bernier The Honorable J. Albert Lynch Bernadette M. (Dunn) Chartrand Robert J. Martel Norbert Thaddeus McCartin SAINT JOSEPH John S. McKenzie C.P.A. Jacqueline Ares Donald M. Miner Roland N. Aubrey Thomas Michael Moore Robert J. Audet Robert F. “Bob” Moriarty, Sr. Pauline L. (Fournier) Beaulieu Thomas P. “Muggsy” Mulligan Ronald Eugene “Ron” Belley David Joseph Notini Real M. Bernier LEGACY James J. O’Brien Paul E. Brassard Patrick J. O’Brien Robert P. “Butch” Cambray Gifts from you, our alumni, parents, and friends are the foundation of our continued success. Your gift Chester J. Pater Henry Couture to the Legacy Fund directly impacts our ability to provide the highest level of academic instruction, Gerald V. Patrick Emmeline I. (Bordeleau) Cronin, R.N.5 spiritual guidance, and co-curricular programs to our students. It also helps provide much needed Thomas N. “Tom” Priest Lorraine P. (Coutu) Cronin financial aid and merit scholarships to ensure that access to a Lowell Catholic education is available Arthur William Ramalho, Sr. Pauline R. (Brunelle) Dulkie to all eligible students. In addition, Legacy Fund gifts help bridge the gap between what the school Charles J. Sadlier, Sr. Irene R. (Pelletier) Finn receives in tuition and what it actually costs to educate each student, keeping tuition increases to a Gerald F. “Gerry” Scanlon Gloria D. (Rondeau) Geoffroy minimum. Your gift to the Legacy Fund fuels the success of our school and touches every aspect of Robert John “Bob” Stowell Ronald Jean Giroux our students’ experiences. Thomas P. Sexton, Jr. Roland Guimond David B. Shaughnessy Chanel A. Hudon John Andrew Sheehan Albert Lucien Jean Daniel E. Stagnone Caroline J.(Duchesne) (Ducharme) Landry THE Please see the enclosed envelope to Louis J. Stagnone (1943 - 2019) Lorraine M.(Sasseville) Levesque Louis J. Stagnone (1929 - 2020) Therese B. Lewis help further Catholic education or visit Robert John “Bob” Stowell Marie Shirley (Morin) Maguire LEGACY www.lowellcatholic.org/legacy. George L. Sweeney Lucien R. Morrissette Robert L. Thereault Yvette A. (Marion) Moulton FUND John R. “Jack” Turpin Priscille F. (Lemieux) Murphy Charles J. Vergados Jacqueline A. (Savard) Page Dr. David A. Viau Dmd Therese L. (Deneault) Pintal Sandra M. (Klepacki) Pizzano KEITH HALL Irene R. (Lagasse) Ricard BE A PART OF SOMETHING Lucy E. (McDonald) Balkus John V. Roy Margaret A. (Booker) Brown Paul J. Soucy Jean Theresa Conroy Henry P. St. Amand Dianne M. Goodridge Lorraine R. (Savard) Vaughan Brenda Hayes (Asegan) Griffiths Donna M. (Larose) Vercelli Margaret Ann “Peggy” Hajjar Mary Frances (Crowley) Howe - To place an in memoriam, please email IN MEMORIAM [email protected] - BigBig 25 26 LEGACY FUND ENDOWED GIVING Alumni, family and friends of Lowell Catholic and our legacy schools have been the source Whether starting a new endowment or contributing to an existing one, endowed of our continued growth this year. By helping to promote our mission of Catholic education gifts provide permanent income that is vital to future generations of Crusaders. and service to others, your contribution ensures that students from diverse socioeconomic Lowell Catholic partners with the Greater Lowell Community Foundation and backgrounds are able to attend Lowell Catholic. The Legacy Fund is the school’s greatest Enterprise Bank to assist in managing our endowments and to ensure that these gifts resource for financial aid and merit based scholarships. With sincere appreciation, we thank will perpetually support the needs of the school. We thank all of our sponsors for their you for your generous contributions to the 2019-2020 Legacy Fund. gracious and charitable donations.

St. Francis Xavier Society Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Moloney, Esq. Mr. Jack Geoffroy Dr. Dorothy Boisvert WALTER L. ARMSTRONG, SR. PFC JOHN LANDRY, JR. JOAN PORELL ASHLEY ST. ONGE The Saint Francis Xavier Society was found- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Oberhaus Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giblin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boucher MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND MEMORIAL NURSING SCHOLARSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rafferty, Sr. (In memory of John and Rachel Bishop) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brennan ed when Lowell Catholic became a Xaverian Established by Enterprise Bank in memory The Landry Scholarship is given annually to a Established in memory of Joan (Lynch) Porell Created in memory of Ashley St. Onge LC ’17, Reverend Frank Silva Mr. James Giglio Mr. Brian Cahill Brothers Sponsored School. The Society, of beloved business and civic leader, Wally member of the Junior Class who exemplifies KH ’49, this scholarship is awarded to a Lowell this scholarship is awarded to a member of the Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gleason Mr. Gerald Callahan like those at other network schools, acknowl- Armstrong KA ’54 to benefit LC students. the traits of character, service and loyalty. PFC Catholic senior who is planning to become a Lowell Catholic senior class who is pursuing a Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Gordon Ms. Ann S. Casey KH ’50 Awarded to: Julie Coughlin John Landry Jr. was a member of the Class of nurse or related health care professional. career in early childhood education or special edges those who have made a major gift to LEADERSHIP CLUB (In memory of Robin Luppino) Mr. Edward Collins Mr. William Daly 2005 who sacrificed his life while serving his Awarded to: Lauren Brewster education. Lowell Catholic in the past academic year. $250 - $499 Mr. George Hackett Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo DiCiaccio The following donors have made a gift of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry Reverend John W. Hanley OMI THOMAS S. DEVEAU country in Iraq on St. Patrick’s Day 2007. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hayes Awarded to: Lindsey Farris Ms. Kathleen Dube $1,000 or more in the past year. Ms. Claire Botelho Ms. Karen Hansen MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to: Owen Fanning Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porell Ms. Lauren Conte Ms. Barbara Farley Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Considine Ms. Katie Holland Jarvis Established by the family of Thomas Deveau Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Audet Mr. and Mrs. Richard Donald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre A. Floro BISHOP CIRCLE Brother Brian Davis Mr. Mark Holmes LC ‘03 in his memory, this scholarship is award- Ms. Shelagh Brice PHILIP RILEY SCHOLARSHIP Ms. Carly Feinman Ms. Suzanne Frechette $5000 + Ms. Maureen Dewey Mr. Gary Hunt Mr. Arthur Gauthier ed annually to a member of the Lowell Catholic Ms. Jean Cull Established by Johanna Bohen Riley in memory Mr. Lawrence J. Ma Ms. Helen Andrews Ms. Karen Furtado Mr. John Janeczko Ms. Michelle R. Gauthier Cross Country Team. Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco of her husband Phil Riley KA ’69, a well- known Ms. Ali Pourmaleki (In memory of Helen Powers Monahan KH ’32) Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Martin Judge Ms. Suzanne Gauthier Awarded to: Caitlin Tully Ms. Regina Jackson educator and track coach, this scholarship is Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. St. Onge Ms. Marjorie Keaney Ms. Eileen Kane Aubert J. Fay Charitable Fund Mr. James Gildea Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Janeiro awarded annually to a member of the cross Ms. Karen Tavilla Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Laviolette Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keyes Mr. Didrick Hall, Jr. FRANCES A. KEEGAN Mr. Brenden Keegan country team. Ms. Pauline Tavilla Mr. and Mrs. William Dunfey Mr. David MacLaughlan Mr. and Mrs. Steven Larson Ms. Maureen Hancock GIRLS ATHLETICS FUND Local Heroes Awarded to: Braden Boucher Mr. William S. Mosakowski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mandile Mr. Brian Leahey Mr. Christopher Herrick Named for Frances A. Keegan KH ’54 and for- Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul C. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Carroll KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN The Flatley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul C. Mayer Deacon and Mrs. Barry Lloyd Mr. William Leary KA ’55 Ms. Michaelene O’Neill McCann Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Lombardi and Mrs. Phyllis Leary mer Athletic Director of LC. This fund supports Mr. Edward Quinn Mr. Terrance J. Carroll HEALTHCARE SCHOLARSHIP ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI COUNCIL Mr. Kevin McGuire Dr. Edward Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lemire the female athletics program at Lowell Catholic. Walker-Rogers Post 662 VFW Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carroll Established in memory of Kathleen (Downing) $2500 - $4999 Mr. and Mrs. Harshadkumar R. Patel Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Massaro, Jr. Mr. Joseph Levasseur Awarded to: Harry Grayson Mr. Timothy Walsh Sullivan, KH ’63 by her family, this scholarship Demoulas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pauling Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Masse Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Levasseur Mr. and Ms. Daniel R. Cote FR. EDWARD L. RANDALL OMI is awarded to students who intend to pursue a Mr. Anthony P. Martell Mr. Joseph Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Storey Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco CRAIG MAXFIELD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND degree in healthcare. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sullivan, Jr. Dr. Thomas N. McCarthy Mr. Peter Maynard Mr. and Mrs. John McAnespie, Jr. Mr. Brenden Keegan MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Established in memory of Father Edward L. Awarded to: Lauren Brewster and CRUSADER Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McDonald, Jr. Ms. Katherine McDonnell LBK Transportation Co., Inc. Established by the family of Craig Maxfield Randall, O.M.I., this scholarship is awarded to a Julia Dean THEODORE JAMES RYKEN COUNCIL Mr. Thomas J. McGarr $100 - $249 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLean Ms. June Miles LC ’13 in his memory, this scholarship is award- student from Holy Family Parish. Anonymous $1000 - $2499 Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna Mr. Brian P. Barry, Esq. Ms. Karen McMahon Mrs. Donna J. Hammar Baushke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O’Keefe ed annually to a student athlete. Ms. M. Shirley Silveria Ms. Sarah Bedard Mrs. Eleanor Belanger Robert E. McNamara, M.D. KA ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McNamara Mrs. Janet McKenna Busby Awarded to: Shawn Martell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. Philip O. Belanger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Montgomery (In memory of James Busby KA ’69) KEYPOINT SCHOLARSHIP Joseph P. Donahue Charitable Trust LOIS SERGI MEMORIAL FUND Mr. Mark Buckley Ms. Carolyn Benoit Mr. Russell Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Neville Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Established by the Keypoint Law Group and Ms. Marjorie Keaney Established in memory of beloved teacher and Ms. Patty Clark-Nowoswiat Mr. Boyd P. Bertrand Ms. Mary Murphy-Porkola Mr. Lang Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dinneen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brouillette Novartis Foundation and Ms. Trang Pham Maduabuchi Family in memory of Mrs. Marceli- Ms. Ann E. Klump friend, Lois Sergi. Ms. Catherine Cullen (In memory of Daniel P. Kane) Mr. David L. Brown, Sr. Our Lady of Good Counsel Mr. Alexander Noguerola na Okafor, this scholarship is awarded annual- Awarded to: Kevin Galligani Ms. Brenda D’Amour Mr. Leo Bryand Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. X. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Jack Owens Ms. Patricia O’Connor ly to a freshman student who demonstrates a MARY JANE (BAKEY) MILINAZZO Ms. Cornelia Diamantopoulos Hills Brothers Construction Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Burba Reverend William Pearsall Ms. Yolanda Otero generous spirit and desire for self improvement. SCHOLARSHIP STEPHEN S. SKAFF MEMORIAL FUND Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Gilbreth Mrs. Judith Burke Keith Academy & Keith Hall Class of 1969 Mr. James K Petros, Jr. Ms. Lorraine Primeau Mrs. Elizabeth Cassella Established in memory of Mary Jane Bakey, Established in memory of beloved Varsity Mr. Dale L. Gower Mr. Kevin M. McCarron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Puls Ms. Margaret Purtell Mrs. Barbara Condon CHARLES & MARGARET LOUCRAFT class president and member of the KH ’48. The Basketball Coach Steve Skaff, this scholarship Mr. Andrew Griffin (Elementary School Scholarship Fund) Ms. Nancy Roberts Mr. Edward Quinn (In memory of James A. Condon KA ’52) KEITH ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND scholarship is awarded annually to a student supports a student athlete with an affinity for Ms. Patricia Ann Hair McGuire Family Foundation Mr. Paul Roy Mr. and Mrs. John P. Quinn, Jr. Mrs. Ann Cunha KH ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Picanso Ms. Georgette Racette This fund honors the dedication of Mr. Charles who is either a class officer, part of a campus math and science. Mr. Robert Hawking Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey David Mr. Joseph Sergi Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Mr. Edward G. Simmons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Regan Loucraft KA ’52 and his wife Mrs. Margaret Lou- leadership group, or who has demonstrated a Awarded to: Keith Pelkey Mr. and Mrs. William Kelleher Mr. Walter F. Dawson, Esq. Mr. Todd Richardson Dr. George Thompson Joseph and Donna Smith craft KH ’55 to both Lowell Catholic and the commitment to civic engagement. Ms. Nicole Skaff Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leite Mr. Alec DiCiaccio Ms. Evelyn Riedel Mr. Robert Doherty Mr. Robert Smith Keith Alumni Association. This scholarship is Awarded to: Brayden Cole Mr. and Mrs. Paul LoPilato PRINCIPAL’S CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Santamaria Col. Robert S. Donaghue Mr. Frank Stagnone presented to students whose parents or grand- Mr. Alexander Connell ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Millett $500 - $999 Ms. Martha O. Santos (In memory of Brother Lucius) (In memory of Joseph Stagnone) parents attended Keith Academy, Keith Hall or Ms. Jane Connell ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. and Mrs. David Neary Mr. and Mrs. John F. Abraham Mr. Laurence Smith Mr. Barry Donahue Ms. K. Eleanor Sullivan Keith Catholic. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hubbard The St. Joseph Fund, established by the Alum- Ms. Kathryn Nowoswiat Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Doyle Reverend Robert Soucy Dracut Hardware Mr. Michael J. Talty Mr. and Mrs. John C. Taylor Awarded to: Hunter Boucher Mr. and Mrs. James L. Milinazzo ni of St. Joseph High School, supports tuition Ms. Judith Paladino (In memory of Mickey Sullivan) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Espinola Ms. Charlene Urbanek Dr. Mark S. Umphrey II Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cigliano Mr. and Mrs. Brian Moffett based scholarships for Lowell Catholic students. Mr. Douglas Perry Ms. Ellen Gath (In memory of Joe Espinola) Ms. Margaret Walker Kenneth and Karen Underwood (In memory of Robert J. Loucraft, Jr.) Mr. James Rhoades Makrod Investment Associates Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Witts Awarded to: Tyler Cruz (In memory of Theresa Murphy Finnegan) Mr. John T. O’Donnell KA ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. X. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Metivier Ms. Marian Silk Mr. Patrick Ford FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wood Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Oberzut (In memory of Priscilla Boudreau SJ ’64) Ms. Nancy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marinella Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fournier Up to $99 (In memory of Gerald Scanlon) Mr. James Furlong Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turcotte Ms. Lorraine Primeau SJ ’58 (In memory of Carl Marinella Mrs. Darryl Alexa Mr. Stephen Zubricki Ms. Maureen M. Sullivan for the LC Band Program) Mr. Charles Gaffney Mr. Stanley Bocko (In memory of Paul Brassard SJ ’56) Mr. Daniel Tenczar Mrs. Mary Gallaway Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boehm 27 28 JOHN J. NANGLE SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED Established in memory of John J. Nangle, SMS ’66 and KA ’70, this scholarship recognizes a student with a deep commitment to community service and the mission of Cath- Giving olic education. CONTINUED WALK-A-THON ANCIENT YORK LODGE SCHOLARSHIP Established by the Ancient York Lodge of Lowell, this schol- DORIS LOWREY TERESHKO arship is awarded to a senior who has made great contribu- Last year, Lowell Catholic students in grades Pre-K through 12 enjoyed the beautiful fall MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP tions to Lowell Catholic, showing hard work and dedication. weather at the annual school wide Walk-A-Thon. The student led fund-raiser generated Mrs. Tereshko, a lifelong educator joyfully volunteered, Awarded to: Ian Sullivan and Lexi Costa over $85,000 that will directly benefit the students of LC through technology initiatives, tutoring students in need of support services at St. Mar- student life activities and co-curricular clubs. garet School. The scholarship is awarded annually to a DANIEL P. KANE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP student committed to community service and the mission Established by the Dineen Family, this scholarship is award- of Catholic education. ed in memory of Daniel Kane, an alumnus of the first grad- Awarded to: Dave Paulin and uating class of Keith Academy, to a senior who exhibits ed- Panaiota Bwetwayise ucational excellence Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. McKittrick Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tereshko FRIENDS OF TYLER PARK Ms. Judy Abbatiello Mrs. Linda Bellegarde Mr. Paul Brown Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Chung The Friends of Tyler Park is a group dedicated to preserving Mr. and Mrs. James D. Abramofsky Ms. Leanne Bellerose and Ms. Andrea Mattei-Brown Ms. Robyn M. Churchill HENRY CHEMALY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP the original design and historic character of both Tyler Park Mr. and Mrs. Sean Delorge Ms. Carolyn Benoit Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bucci Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Ciccarelli Established by John Chemaly in memory of his father and the surrounding highlands neighborhood. This scholar- Advanced Computer Services, Inc Mr. Herman Bentances Mr. Glen Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Ciccolo Henry Chemaly, this scholarship is awarded to students ship award is presented to a senior furthering their education Albert E. J. Bergeron Insurance Agency Mr. Jeff Bernier Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Burba Mr. J. Laurence Ciccolo who have humbly served Lowell Catholic throughout in environmental studies. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Allen Ms. Joan Bernier Mrs. Barbara Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cielakie, Jr. their high school career. Athletics Awarded to: Jessica Lopes Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Alvarez Desotomayor Ms. Lillian Bernier Mrs. Jacqueline Burr Circle Health/ Lowell General Hospital Awarded to: Audrey Sullivan Mr. Jose Alves Ms. Melissa Bernier Ms. Katie Byrne Ms. Amy Cirincione ROBERT C. “DOC” MCANESPIE Mr. Harley Alves Nascimento Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bernier C.M.K. Equipment LLC Ms. Norma Clark DONAHUE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP and Mrs. Ivani Alves Peterson Mr. Richard Beshara Ms. Jennifer Cacicio Ms. Patricia Clark-Nowoswiat Established by Daniel Donahue, Joseph Donahue, Rich- Fund Established by the Greater Lowell Democrats, this scholar- Mrs. Shirley Ananda Mr. and Mrs. Pramod Bhardwaj Ms. Sarah Cacicio Ms. Christina Clegg ard Donahue and David Donahue, this two-year schol- ship is awarded to a student who has made significant contri- Mr. Tony Ananda Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Bianco Ms. Diana Caicicio Mr. and Mrs. Jason Clermont arship is awarded each year to juniors and seniors from butions to the Lowell Catholic community in memory of Doc AAA Northeast Ms. Joan Andella Ms. Carol Bicchieri Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Callahan Mrs. Michelle Cloutier the City of Lowell. McAnespie, Keith Academy ’47. Action-King Enterprises Mr. Theophile Antoine Ms. Ellen Bisson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Callahan Ms. Kim Cole Awarded to: Harry Grayson and Awarded to: Johnson Peow and Ms. Kesrige Daudier Ms. Janet Bisson Mr. Michael Callery Ms. LeeAnn Conners Monnavi Un Albert E. J. Bergeron Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. James A. Anzivino, Jr. Ms. Laura Bisson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cameron Mr. Shawn Connors GEORGE PEARSALL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Ayotte Plumbing, Heating & A/C Aquatime Pools and Spas, Inc Mrs. Ruth Bisson Ms. Tricia Camire Mr. Tim Connors MARY BOUTILIER SCHOLARSHIP FUND Awarded annually to a senior who has been involved in cam- Bain Pest Control Services Ms. Heather Araskiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Bitariho Mr. Michael Campbell Ms. Jennifer Conroy Created through a bequest from Mary Boutilier, this pus ministry and planning on attending a Catholic college, Circle Health/Lowell General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Steve Araskiewicz Blake Chelmsford Funeral Home Ms. Paula Campbell CONVERSE scholarship provides college scholarships to eleven the George R. Pearsall Scholarship was established by the City Mirror & Glass Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Araujo Ms. Michelle Blanchet Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cancado Mr. and Mrs. Brian Conway graduating seniors. Pearsall family in memory of George R. Pearsall KA ’47. Community Teamwork Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arena Ms. Judi Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Justin H. Candor Mrs. Marcie Cook Awarded to: James Tweneh Ms. Jennifer Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cannata Ms. Robin Costa M. BRENDAN FLEMING Mr. Stephen Pearsall Cowgill Automotive Service Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Bloise Mr. and Mrs. Michael Canty Ms. Elizabeth Cote MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Demoulas Super Markets Mr. Jorge Arriola Mr. Roger Boccantuso Mr. Danny T. Cao Ms. Joan Cote This scholarship was established in 2016 in memory of DUPRE/WILSON SCHOLARSHIP Flowers by Albert Mr. and Mrs. Brian Arsenault Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Bodwell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Capistran Mrs. Sandra Cote former City of Lowell Mayor and Council Member, Mr. M. Awarded to an outgoing senior who plans to pursue a degree Frank P. McCartin Co. Ms. Zoe Arthur Ms. Helen Boisseau Ms. Paula Carbone Ms. Meredith Cotter Brendan Fleming KA ’43, who was a long time advocate in Liberal Arts at Merrimack College., this scholarship was G.M. Insurance Center Ms. Sarah Atamian Mr. and Mrs. Germano Borges Ms. Marina Cardoso and Mr.Bruce Baron Ms. Jennifer J. Coughlin for Lowell Catholic having served on the Board and as a created by LC English teacher Laura Dupre and her hus- Jack Chang, M.D. P.C. Ms. Christine Bada Mr. Mark Bouchea Mr. and Mrs. Jason Carney Mr. Steve Couilliard recipient of the Bishop John R. McNamara Award. band David Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carolan Mr. and Mrs. Andre J. Coupal Awarded to: Joshua Kashambala Awarded to: Joseph Espinola Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union Ms. Carol Barakos Mrs. Donna Boucher Mr. John Caron Mr. and Mrs. George Covino Lowell Day Nursery Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bardsley Ms. Jessica Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Carr Mr. and Mrs. George Cramer BERNICE FLEMING ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI FUND Lowell Iron & Steel Co. Ms. Carol Baresch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carroll Mr. Donald Crawford MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP This fund helps to support the Spiritual Life Department, Lowell Sun Charities, Inc. Mrs. Kathy Barker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boucher Ms. Mildred Cartin and Ms. Rachel Perrin Established in memory of Bernice Fleming, this schol- maintain the Chapel and contributes to Campus Ministry Mahoney Oil Mr. and Mrs. Roberta and Wallace Barnes Ms. Samantha Boucher Ms. Alicia Casado Ms. Erin Cronin arship is presented annually to a student who demon- efforts at Lowell Catholic. Ms. Judy Barrett Ms. Jackie Bouley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Catalano Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cronin strates strong moral character and academics. McDonough Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bourassa Ms. Haley Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Cronin Awarded to: Olivia Meuse FOUNDATION SUPPORT FUND McKenna-Ouellette Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Barton Mr. Matthew Bourbeau Mr. and Mrs. Phil Chandonnet Ms. Jennifer Croteau The following foundations have generously contributed to Minuteman Press of Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barulli Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bourne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chandonnet Mr. and Mrs. Juan A. Cruz MARY HOGAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND Lowell Catholic: Nephrology Associates of the Merrimack Valley Mr. and Mrs. Allan Baule Ms. Sally Bourque Ms. Pheng Sy Chanthavisouk Mr. Mario Cruz, Jr. Established in memory of Mary Hogan, this fund pro- Aspect Software OPUS Advisors Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Bazzinotti Ms. Esther Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Chasse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuesta vides an annual scholarship to a student during his or Cummings Foundation R&R Trophy & Awards Ms. Debbie Bean Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Boyden Mr. Leo Chasse Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cullen her sophomore year. Demoulas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roger Beauchesne Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brandin Mr. Sugunakar Kopparapu Mrs. Ann Cunha Awarded to: Tavarez Yerissel Greater Lowell Community Foundation St. Patrick - St. Mary Cemeteries Ms. Sarah Bedard Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brangan and Ms. Sridevi Chennawar Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cunningham Joseph P. Donahue Charitable Trust Ms. Ellie Begen Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brewster Mr. Robert Chevrier Ms. Catherine Curran THE MCARDLE SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mark and Elisia Saab Family Fund Ms. Stephanie Beggan Mr. Kenneth Britton Ms. Nicole Choate Mr. Dennis E. Curran, Sr. Formed through a bequest of the McArdle Estate, this The Battles Foundation, Inc. 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