ALUMNI AWARDS RECEPTION - BISHOP O'CONNELL HIGH SCHOOL - November 7, 2020 Atrium Bishop O'Connell High School - Bishop O'Connell
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BISHOP O'CONNELL HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNI
AWARDS
RECEPTION
November 7, 2020
Atrium
Bishop O'Connell High School
PROGRAM OF EVENTS Cocktail Reception - 5:30 p.m. Presentation of Awards - 6:30 p.m. Welcome - Bill Crittenberger, Head of School Blessing - Rev. Gregory Thompson, Chaplain Alumni Achievement Awards Presentation Bill Crittenberger, Head of School Young Alumni Achievement Award Maha-Rebekah Abejuela '99 presented by Michael Abejuela '95 & Manoel-Raphael Abejuela '03 Knights' Service Award Regina Carroll Russell '95, Courtny Carroll '09, Kimberly Carroll Chumley, Ashly Carroll Malliarakis '03, & Christina Carroll Archey '95 (d.) presented by Catherine Carroll Distinguish Alumni Award Robert P. Wilder, MD, FACSM '80 presented by Dr. Robert Nirschl, MD Athletic Hall of Fame Inductions Bill Crittenberger, Head of School Steve Long '82 Track & Field presented by Don Tillson '73 Christian Ruwe '91 Football presented by Raymond Williams '91 Amanda Blizzard '98 Softball presented Lesley Palmer '00
A MESSAGE FROM
THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
Dear Friends,
Welcome to our Annual Alumni Awards Banquet and Hall of Fame Induction
ceremony.
This event kicks off our Homecoming weekend celebration and it
is only fitting that we acknowledge the remarkable accomplishments of our
alumni as they return home to celebrate all things O’Connell. Tonight we will
celebrate professional accomplishments, dedication to service and athletic
prowess. We are excited and proud to welcome back these honored
alumni, along with their families and friends, for this very special occasion
when we enshrine formally their achievements in Bishop O’Connell history.
Each of the honorees celebrated tonight with an Alumni Achievement Award
or induction in the Athletic Hall of Fame exemplifies the commitment to
excellence we try to instill in today’s O’Connell Knights. Our honorees serve
as permanent reminders that an O’Connell education is a strong foundation
to build upon and their accomplishments inspire all of us.
I thank all those who nominated an individual for an Alumni Achievement
Award as well as all those who served on the selection committees for both
the Alumni Achievement Awards and the Athletic Hall of Fame. Their efforts
are critical contributions that each year help us write another chapter in this
school’s rich history of excellence in Catholic education.
I pray that tonight is a very happy memory for our awardees,
their loved ones and all those present. We look forward to sharing your
amazing stories with current and future Knights.
Sincerely in Christ,
Bill Crittenberger
2020 ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS The Alumni Achievement Awards recognize and honor alumni who exemplify the school's mission in their lives by pursuing excellence and making a difference in the world through professional accomplishments and service to their community, state, or nation. The Young Alumni Award is granted to O'Connell graduates who are age 40 or younger, at the time of nomination, for significant accomplishments in business or professional life. The recipient of the 2020 Young Alumni Award is Maha-Rebekah Abejuela '99. The award is presented by her brothers, Michael Abejuela '95 and Manoel-Raphael Abejuela '03. The Knights' Service Award is granted to O'Connell graduates for specific and meritorious service to their school and community. The recipients of the 2020 Knights' Service Award are Regina Carroll Russell '95, Courtny Carroll '09, Kimberly Carroll Chumley, Ashly Carroll Malliarakis '03, and Christina Carroll Archey '95 (d.). Their mother, Catherine Carroll, will present the award. The Distinguished Alumni Award is granted to O'Connell graduates for significant accomplishments in service to community, state or nation. The recipient of the 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award is Robert P. Wilder, MD, FACSM, '80. Dr. Robert Nirschl, MD will present the award.
YOUNG ALUMNI AWARD
Maha-Rebekah Abejuela
Class of 1999
Maha-Rebekah Abejuela grew up in Northern Virginia with her
parents and two brothers, both of whom are also Bishop O’Connell
graduates. She graduated from Bishop O’Connell in 1999 where
she was a member of the National Honor Society, the Spanish
Honor Society, the Keyettes, and served as Secretary/Treasurer of
her Senior Class. After graduating from Bishop O'Connell, Maha
attended the University of Virginia and graduated in 2003 with a
double major in Government and Philosophy. While at UVA, she
held leadership roles in numerous organizations including serving
as President of the Asian Student Union, as an Executive Board
Member of the Peer Advising and Family Network Organization, and
as a Fourth Year Trustee. She then went on to attend Villanova
University’s School of Law where she earned her Juris Doctorate in
2007.
Maha started her law career at the Potomac Legal Aid Society
(which later merged with the Legal Services of Northern Virginia),
where her practice was focused on family law and foreclosure
assistance.
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YOUNG ALUMNI AWARD In 2011, she transitioned to working as a prosecutor at the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney in Fairfax County where she prosecuted numerous misdemeanor and felony cases, with the majority of her cases focused on domestic violence. In 2016, Maha went to work as an Assistant County Attorney with Fairfax County where she handled abuse and neglect cases involving children and incapacitated adults. She is currently serving as a Judge in the Fairfax County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court, and she is the first ever Asian woman appointed to be a judge in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
KNIGHTS' SERVICE AWARD
Regina Carroll Russell '95, Courtny Carroll '09,
Kimberly Carroll Chumley, Ashly Carroll Malliarakis '03,
and Christina Carroll Archey '95 (d.)
Five sisters with strong connections to O’Connell have recently come to
national attention for their dedicated service to nursing. The story of the
Carroll sisters was featured in the Catholic Herald and soon spread across
various social media platforms and eventually landed on the CBS morning
news. Their story of an inherited (and inherent) dedication to service is
detailed below.
Many families at Bishop O'Connell know Mrs. Cathy Carroll, who has
served in the academics office for 28 years, and who has lovingly
transported hundreds of children over those years in her yellow school bus
from her neighborhoods in Southern Maryland to Bishop O'Connell. Only
some of the O'Connell families also know her as the mother of five
daughters, four of them are Bishop O'Connell alumni.
All five Carroll daughters are registered nurses. Together they have given
67 years to this profession.
Christina (Tina) and Regina (Gina), both graduated from O'Connell in 1995
and pursued degrees in nursing from Marymount University. Gina now has
BSN, RN and CPEN behind her name.
Continued on the next pageKNIGHTS' SERVICE AWARD
She has been a nurse for nearly 21 years and currently leads an
emergency room team in a Southern Maryland hospital. "What I love most
about being a nurse is the satisfaction of helping others through their worst
moments," Gina said.
Gina's twin, Tina, served as a pediatric nurse before she passed away in
2008. "I know she would have been one of the first to stand up in these
times right now and say, 'I am here and I am NOT afraid,'" her sister,
Kimberly added.
Like her older sisters, Ashly (BSN, RN, and O'Connell class of 2003) also
studied nursing at Marymount. She currently coordinates and provides care
for those in the community in need of complex spinal surgeries. "I became
a nurse because I have always been passionate about the betterment of
human life," Ashly said.The youngest sister, Courtny (BSN, RN, and
O'Connell class of 2009) is another Marymount nursing graduate. She lives
in California where she works as a traveling ICU nurse. Courtny is finishing
up her Nurse Practitioner studies in May and will be first in the family to
add AGACNP-BC to her title. "Nursing is not just a career to me; it is my
passion—the love of helping people, and the challenge of not knowing
what I will face each day," Courtny said. "This is a trying time for every
nurse, but I cannot imagine being anywhere else but in a hospital helping
others. I am thankful I have a job, blessed to have my health, and
extremely proud to be a nurse."
Kimberly is the oldest Carroll daughter. She attended La Reine High
School in Maryland, an all-girls Catholic high school which merged with
McNamara in the 1990s. She has been a nurse for 25 years in the service
of all facets of women's and children's healthcare including labor and
delivery, neonatal intensive care, mother and infant care, and pediatrics.
Continued on the next pageKNIGHTS' SERVICE AWARD Kimberly's ties to O'Connell go beyond her sisters or her mom. Her daughter, Skylar, is a 2018 O'Connell graduate who is following the family career path and currently pursuing a nursing degree at James Madison University. "I can say this about each of my sisters without reservation: They show up to work every scheduled shift, roll up their sleeves and fight; fight for those who cannot," Kimberly said." Despite our different nursing backgrounds, we have each stared this virus in the face—the faces of men, women and children," Kimberly added. "This virus does not discriminate, but instead it is a grand equalizer hurling us to our knees, physically, spiritually, and emotionally. We fight because it is our calling; we fight because some of you cannot. We fight for ALL of humanity, because it is OUR passion. However, at the end of the day, we risk no more than our parents; our father who served for 27 years in the United States Army and our mother who has worked for Bishop O'Connell for the last 28 year, as she served her family 24 hours a day, seven days a week." Needless to say, Mrs. Carroll and her husband, Michael, are extremely proud of their children. "As all five daughters were starting their careers, we were regaled with stories of how our children were helping others—babies, children, mothers and adults," Mrs. Carroll said. "During these difficult times today, we have had our apprehension, but we stick by our belief that God has a plan for all. We have raised our children and watched them become strong women who give their lives every day to serve others in need."
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD
Robert P. Wilder, MD, FACSM
Class of 1980
Known as “Bob,” Dr. Robert P. Wilder, MD, FACSM, is the Department
Chair and the Harrison Distinguished Professor of Physical Medicine &
Rehabilitation at the University of Virginia where he serves as medical
director of the Runner’s Clinic at UVa. He is recognized as a national
leader in the clinical care of running athletes.
He graduated from O'Connell in 1980 where he was selected as Student-
Athlete of the Year. He attended the University of Dayton where he was a
University Scholar and captain of the Flyers Cross Country Team. Following
medical school at the University of Virginia and residency training in
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, he completed a Fellowship in Primary
Care Sportsmedicine at the Nirschl Clinic for Orthopaedics &
Sportsmedicine.
Dr. Wilder has served as Team Physician for numerous clubs and schools
including FC Dallas of Major League Soccer, The University of Virginia,
James Madison University, The University of Texas-Arlington and
numerous high schools in Dallas and Charlottesville. He is team physician
for the Reebok Elite Racing Team and the Ragged Mountain Racing Team.
Continued on the next pageDISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD He serves as medical director for numerous races and endurance events throughout Central Virginia. He is a tournament physician for the US Tennis Association. Dr. Wilder's academic sportsmedicine practice incorporates teaching of medical students, residents and fellows. He has been recognized with induction into the Academy of Distinguished Educators. He is Director of “Running Medicine”, the nation's longest running annual course devoted specifically to the clinical care of runners and co-editor of The Textbook of Running Medicine. Dr. Wilder is listed in Best Doctors in America, America's Top Physicians, US News & World Report's Top Physicians, and Best Doctors in Virginia. He is a fellow of the American College of Sportsmedicine. He has been recognized by the American Academy of PM&R with the Legacy Award for excellence in clinical and academic sports medicine. He was chosen by Blue Ridge Outdoor Magazine as the Top Sportsmedicine Doctor in the Blue Ridge. He is a recipient of the UVa Dean's Award for Clinical Excellence, The Jim Beazell Award for Clinical Excellence, the Charlottesville Track Club's Lifetime Service Award, The Beverly McCoid Award for Volunteer Service and Albemarle Family Magazine's Fitness Ambassador Award. In 2018 he was inducted into the Central Virginia Running Hall of Fame. Bob and his family live in Afton, Va with animals too numerous to list. He is an avid runner and cyclist and enjoys just about any activity that can be done outdoors. He cherishes the annual UVa football weekends shared with fellow O'Connell and UVa Alums, Bryce Weaver, Mark Quindlen and Kevin Mullen.
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Bishop O'Connell High School recognizes the contributions of all its athletes throughout its history. It is the mission of the Athletic Hall of Fame Committee to induct, over a period of time, all deserving athletes as described in the criteria for selection. It is not the intent, nor the mission, of the O'Connell Athletic Hall of Fame to determine the best athlete or athletes in a particular sport or in the general athletic history of the school. The order of induction is not an indication of an athlete's value or worth as a player or a person. The 2020 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees are: Steve Long '82 Track & Field presented by Don Tillson '73 Christian Ruwe '91 Football presented by Raymond Williams '91 Amanda Blizzard '98 Softball presented by Lesley Palmer '00 The Hall of Fame Selection Committee Bill Carpenter '76 Alberto Starace Joe Crivella Annie Turner '93 Dennis Dwyer '61 Ray Williams '91 Sharee McClellan Gates '91 Joe Wootten John Hathaway '03 Mike Rickard '83 Rick Loughery '70 Ahmad Smith '02 Tommy Orndorff Christine Spann '90 Eileen O'Brien Prophett '88
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
Steve Long
Class of 1982
Track & Field
Stephen Long was an exceptional Track & Field athlete during his
time at O'Connell. Steve, an accomplished pole vaulter, dominated
the field, and was named the Washington Metropolitan Athletic
Conference Champion (WMAC) in the pole vault while also
receiving a bronze medal in the 400 meters. In his senior year, he
was named captain and selected as MVP for the Indoor Track team.
Adding to his achievements, during his senior year at O'Connell,
Steve earned gold at the Virginia State Catholic Championship in
the pole vault, 440-yard race, and anchored the mile relay to victory.
In the illustrious Penn Relays, Steve finished 6th place in the pole
vault. As the season concluded, Steve was recognized as the top-
ranked pole vaulter in the Washington Metro Area by the
Washington Post, made All Northern Virginia honors by the Journal,
and received the 1982 Sportsmanship of the Year Award for Track
and Field by the Arlington County Better Sports Club.
Steve continued to compete as a college athlete at Mount St. Mary’s
and was inducted into the Mount St. Mary’s University Athletic Hall
of Fame in January 2017 in recognition of his outstanding athletic
achievements in Track and Field.
Continued on the next pageATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Steve set multiple school records while at the Mount, including in the pole vault and as a member of the 4X400 meter and Shuttle Hurdle Relay teams. All of his performances still rank among the top 10 all-time at the Mount. Steve’s record-setting indoor track performance at the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletics of America (IC4A) meet in 1995 stood for 19 years, and he was a qualifier for the NCAA Championships twice in the pole vault and all four years in the 4X400. After graduating from Mount Saint Mary's with a BS in Economics, Steve concluded his education after receiving his master’s in international Transactions from George Mason. Steve has been married to Patsy Ellis Long for 30 years, and they have 7 children. Steve has shared his love for sports and competition through his children and community by coaching CYO basketball, Track, and Cross Country for Our Lady of Hope Parish in Potomac Falls, Virginia. Steve also coached high school Track and Cross Country for St. Sebastian Academy, including as a coach for the NOVA Athletic Club youth track team, passing his endless knowledge to the next generation.
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
Christian Ruwe
Class of 1991
Football
Named All-Met 2nd team in 1990 as a star wide receiver, Chris
Ruwe was a standout three-sport athlete during his time at
O'Connell. It was evident opposing defenses could not stop Mr.
Ruwe on the gridiron as he snagged 51 passes for 914 yards and
grabbed 11 touchdowns, which led the Metropolitan area, and also
led the area with 17.9 yards/catch. Chris also received O'Connell's
1990 Outstanding Performance Award and was an integral part of
football team’s success as they finished with a 6-4 record, the first
winning record since Eric Metcalf graduated, 1985.
Following Chris's success at O'Connell, he played football at the
Naval Academy Preparatory School and the US Naval Academy.
After graduating from the US Naval Academy in May 1996, Chris has
had a long and distinguished military career. He was stationed in
Nairobi, Kenya in support of Operation Resolute Response, where
his Platoon bolstered the U.S. Embassy after the terrorist attacks in
1998.
Continued on the next pageATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Chris graduated from William and Mary College of Law in 2003, and subsequently served as a Battalion Judge Advocate in Iraq. In 2010, he graduated from the Trial Judge Advocate General Legal Center and he is currently a LtCol in the U.S.M.C Marine Corps JAG, a Staff Judge Advocate, and principal legal advisor to the Commanding General of the 2d Marine Division. Chris, his wife, and their four daughters currently live in South Carolina.
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
Amanda Blizzard
Class of 1998
Softball
Statistically, Amanda Blizzard is one of the greatest athletes to ever
don an O'Connell uniform. Ms. Blizzard was 1st Team All-Met
(1998) at catcher for her senior year, and also earned All-State and
All-League accolades. Amanda is among O’Connell career leaders
in doubles with 15 and 6 home runs. She is also the single-season
leader in home runs with 4 and 7 doubles, respectively.
While Amanda was a three-year Varsity starter at catcher and third-
base, her teams sported an amazing 77-2 record. During Amanda’s
tenure at O'Connell, they were a nationally-recognized powerhouse,
punishing opponents in the WCAC and non-conference daily and
finishing 23-0 in 1996 and 26-0 in 1998. They were ranked 7th in
the country in the 1998 USA Today’s Final National High School
Poll. Notably, across two seasons, the O'Connell softball team was
on a historic 46-game winning streak and a scoreless inning string
of 138 2/3s innings, and, of course, Amanda Blizzard was an
integral part of the team in that era. In the 1997 WCAC
Championship Game, Amanda hit a walk-off RBI single to clinch the
title over Bishop McNamara, which forever cemented her as an
O'Connell great.
Continued on the next pageATHLETIC HALL OF FAME After Amanda graduated from O'Connell, she took her athletic prowess to Mount St. Mary’s University and became a star there as well. Starting as a catcher for the ‘Mount’ for all four years, she was Second-team All-Northeast Conference team as a freshman, batted a whopping .358 that year, which is a record, and also set a record (still current) for home runs by a freshman. In her junior year, Amanda set more records as she drove in 10 runs in one game— tied NCAA Division 1 record for a single game. Amanda dominated Mount St. Mary's career record books as she finished in the top 5 for home runs, doubles, RBI’s, at-bats, and walks. Amanda also played on a 23-under ASA (The Amateur Softball Association) team composed of college softball players who were placed in a national tournament. Following her college softball career, she became an assistant softball coach at Westfield High School in Chantilly, VA, serving in that role from 2006-2011. The team won three district titles and captured two regional titles during that time. She also played on a coed slow-pitch team that went to two national tournaments. After obtaining her Bachelor of Science in Social Studies Education from Mount St. Mary’s and a master’s in history from George Mason University, Amanda pursued a career as an educator. She is currently a social studies teacher at Westfield High School in Chantilly, and a consultant for the Educational Testing Service and College Board.
PAST RECIPIENTS
ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
2019
Distinguished Alumni Award – John J. Brough II '82
Knights Service Award – Michael Garcia '86
Young Alumni Award – Lauren Maestranzi Liess '00
2018
Distinguished Alumni Award
T. Michael Harrington, MD '68 & Kevin R. Kerrigan, MD, FACS '68
Knights Service Award – Melissa Ortiz-Muñoz '94
Young Alumni Award – Joseph D. Schwartz, MD, MPH '98
2017
Distinguished Alumni Award – Bob Murphy '67
Knights Service Award – Michael J. Hayden '74 & Christine S. Salvador '95
Young Alumni Award – Dante Schiavo, MD '01
2016
Distinguished Alumni Award - H. Joel Schmidt, MD '76
Knights Service Award - Sister Catherine Hill, I.H.M. '66
Young Alumni Award – Erin Blakely '00, Catherine Blakely '02 & Allie Blakely
2015
Distinguished Alumni Award - Catherine Murphy Keating '80
Knights Service Award - Frank Fumich '86
Young Alumni Award - Denise Turner-Roth '92
2014
Distinguished Alumni Award - Kevin Callaghan '79
Knights Service Award - Ray Zdancewicz '74
Young Alumni Award - Kristin Hughes '00
2013
Distinguished Alumni Award - Scott Wilson '87
Knights Service Award - Julia Wentzel Wharton '85
Young Alumni Award - James Zumwalt '80
2012
Distinguished Alumni Award - Kevin Fay '73
Knights Service Award – Robert Pizzano '81 & Paola Egge Pizzano '81
Young Alumni Award - Amanda Renaghan Taylor '94
2011
Distinguished Alumni Award – Joseph Koons '64 & Nancy Hayhurst Koons '65
Knights Service Award– Jason Cage '95 & Laura Tartaro-McGowan '75
Young Alumni Award - Grace Abi-Najm Shea '93ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME John Depenbrock '61 Alfredo Perez '76 DeLaunta Cameron '94 Bill Duryee '61 Reilly Shaughnessy '76 Sara Goode '94 Dennis Dwyer '61 Joe Yohe '76 Colin Smeeton '94 Bill Collins '62 Scott Carpenter '77 Stephanie Vance '94 Bill McGillicuddy '62 Steve Ferry '77 Terrence Wilkins '94 Gary Musolf '62 Suzanne Nirschl '77 Katie Brodnik '95 Rickie Parker '62 Harry Murphy '78 Casey Crawford '95 Pat Pomphery '62 Melissa Mahoney '78 Adrienne Pavelko '95 Dick Solan '62 Eve Brennan '79 Christopher Wilkinson '95 Ron Ulrich '62 Kevin Darmody '79 Jennifer Bell '96 Patricia Bergan '63 Mary Denkler '79 Eric Dauer '96 Bart Steib '63 Mark Michel '79 Natalie Price '96 Dennis Telzrow '63 Mike Reilly '79 Amanda Gallen Eager '98 Charlie Boone '64 Mary “Sis” Ward '79 Gibran Hamdan '98 Charlie Jackson '64 Michael Albrittain '80 Colleen Knight Harper '99 Dave Kirchgessner '64 Brian Drury '80 Jose "Joey" Roubin '99 Joe Koons '64 Jane Kirchner '80 Rachael Schaffner John Hickey '65 Patricia Long '80 Georgopoulos '00 Chuck Hines '65 Kevin Burke '81 Michelle E. Hart '00 Joe Kirchner '65 Kevin Campbell '81 Mike McGuire '00 Pat Laing '65 Mary Anne Daley '81 Lesley Palmer '00 Mike Martz '65 Kay Herbstritt '81 W. Reed Carpenter '01 Mike McGowan '65 Anita Pease '81 Joseph C. Crivella III '01 Bob Asher '66 Collette Powell '81 Christina Slenker Lonergan '01 Lew Potter '66 Dana B. Smith '81 Ahmad Smith '02 Donnie Hickey '67 Matt Addington '82 Nataly Arias McAlpin '04 Katie Fetterolf '68 Chris Katz '82 Kate Ziegler '06 Kevin Kerrigan '68 Mark Wheeler '82 Jay Kimmitt '68 Mark Jones '83 Coaches Andy Tisinger '68 Mike Rickard '83 Fred Benevento '69 Fred Benevento '69 Educardo “Eddy” Azcarate '84 Dorothy Bergan John Brown '69 Debbie Bergmann '84 Al Burch David Evans '69 Maia Gemignani '84 Bill Carpenter Albert Bracht '70 Mark Van Ryne '84 Joe Connolly Rick Loughery '70 Karen Burch '85 Floyd Foley Steve Pida '70 Chris Foster '85 Harry Jacobs John Babashak '71 Eric Metcalf '85 Kelvin Joseph Chris Carroll '71 Kerry Albrittain '86 Bob Kluba Steve Fay '71 Kristy Burch '86 Dale Larsen Barbara Hartman '71 John Gutter '86 Dick Martin Anne Watermeier '71 Michelle Leget '86 Tom McNichol Andrew Cunningham '72 Dennis O’Brien '86 Darrell Snyder Mike Garcia '72 Ivy Dashkin '88 Jim Spiridopoulos Mike Ingrao '72 Jason Palumbo '88 Joe Laniak '73 Matthew Dwyer '89 Teams Bob O’Donnell '73 Kelly Kinsella '89 '63-'65 Baseball Team Terry O’Sullivan '73 Michelle Brisson '89 '73-'74 FootballTeam Jim Puglisi '74 Lauren Aste '91 '75-'77 Wrestling Team Tim Puglisi '74 Marty Haught '91 '80-'81 Girls Track Team Joe Pettit '74 Sara Hayden Burke Lewis '91 '90-'91 Softball Team George Wilkinson '74 Sharee McClellan '91 '90-'91 Girls Soccer Team Ray Zdancewicz '74 Mark Meyer '91 '91 Girls Basketball Tim Hoffman '75 Kristin Render '91 '96 Softball Team Tim Holroyd '75 Moira White '91 '98 Softball Team Frances Kelley '75 Ray Williams '91 Karole Kettendorf '75 Whei Wong '91 Honored Members Tom Littell '75 Michaal Tuttle '91 Jean Ingrao Kelly Bradley '76 Tara Laposa '93 Sally McMullen Bill Carpenter '76 Anne Murphy '93 Rev. Msgr. James McMurtrie Brian Culhane '76 Debbi Picco '93 Don Tillson Bill Ledder '76 Dr. Robert P. Nirschl, MD Maura O’Donnell '76 Dr. Gordon Zimmerman
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