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2017 Magazine and 5-Year Donor Report
Judge
FATHER
CONQUEST magazine
Rev. Joseph Campellone, OSFS
Brian Patrick King ’97
Charles Huckel ’66
William P. St. Clair ’75
BACK TO
THE FUTURE...
Visit us on the Father Judge website - www.fatherjudge.com
2016-2017
...AND THE FUTURE IS NOW Bill St. Clair, Chairman of The
Friends of Father Judge High School, “Brian believes it’s his ADMINISTRATION
In This Issue
It’s 7am on June 7th, in the Oblate Faculty House, and the smell of coffee and sound Inc., has been a participant in these job, and the school’s
of conversation can be heard down the hall coming from the Board Room. Sitting and discussions for decades. St. Clair was job, to provide our Mr. Brian Patrick King ’97
discussing a range of topics that relate to strategic planning are an Icon, the Chairman, volunteering his time at Father Judge students with every President
2 “Back to the Future” an Oblate, and the new hand on the rudder. Translation, it’s Charlie “Huck” Huckel ’66, when the Crusader Campaign first possible experience, Mr. William Schilling ’76
3 School Administration Bill St. Clair ’75, Rev. Joe Campellone, OSFS, and Brian Patrick King ’97. Just thirteen launched. He was later selected to to help grow their Principal
hours earlier these four participated in a beautiful graduation ceremony on the back lead the multiple boards and various minds, their bodies,
4 Donor Interview lawn. Under a massive tent with more than 2,300 proud family members, teachers, stu- committees whose members advise and their souls... (we) Mr. Michael Campellone ’88
Vincent Lowry ’69 dents, and the Class of 1967 celebrating their 50th Anniversary, Auxiliary Bishop Mi- the school president and he has men- are prepared to do what is necessary Assistant Principal for Student Affairs
4 Capital Improvements chael Fitzgerald of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia presided over the graduation cere- tored the volunteers and the admin- to support his initiatives, for our Mr. Timothy Dailey
in the past five years mony and the awarding of diplomas. Yes, graduation is now held on campus, a change istration on strategic planning. With students.” –Bill St. Clair ’75 Assistant Principal for Student
5 New School Principal implemented by King to “allow the recent direction from the Archdiocese Services, Dean of Students
Bill Schilling ’76 boys to finish right where they started Asked about...his to establish and lead a Board of Specified Jurisdiction, St. Clair works with King in all Rev. Jack Kolodziej, OSFS
four years earlier.” The four of them desire to understand phases of planning and finance, and said, “Brian believes it’s his job, and the school’s job, Assistant Principal, Director of
6 Planned Giving... the FJ are looking back, and reflecting on the and appreciate sixty- to provide our students with every possible experience, to help grow their minds, their Salesian Spirituality and Mission
Vincentian Society, importance of the day. four years of decisions bodies, and their souls. He wants to guide these young and impressionable boys as they Dr. Robert Lockwood
and Ken Rudzinski ’65 King, entering his eighth year at that bring Judge to decide what to do with the gifts God has given them. The Board and I are in full agree- Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs
6 Model United Nations Father Judge and who took the helm this moment, King ment, and are prepared to do what is necessary to support his initiatives, for our students.”
7 Crusaders Invade Wildwood in January 2016, has implemented a quotes George Bernard King, eager to drive the mission forward, and understanding the tall order he faces, Mrs. Kathie Gibson
8 Hall of Fame healthy “tennis match” of conversa- Shaw, “You see things has enlisted his former boss, mentor and friend, Rev. Joe Campellone, OSFS to offer Tuition Officer
tions in his office, where he goes back and you say ‘Why?’ But I dream things advice on the strategic and development plans already in place. Father Joe returned Mr. Mark Gudas ’88
2013–2017 inductees and forth, between gathering infor- that never were and I say, ‘Why not?’” after his one-year educational sabbatical, when he studied best practices at 22 high Director of Admissions
8 2017 Memorial Day mation about the history of the school schools across the country. Mr. Charles Huckel ’66
Observance in Ocean City from these three men, and developing a strategic plan for Judge’s future. Asked about “To his credit, he is not afraid Having completed sixteen Director of Development
9 Athletics Recap moving graduation to campus, and his desire to understand and appreciate sixty-four to make key decisions with a very successful years as FJ Mr. Kevin Huckel ’99
10 Robotics: Misfits to Champions years of decisions that bring Judge to this moment, King quotes George Bernard Shaw, continued emphasis on what’s president before beginning Director of Alumni Relations
11 EITC Update “You see things and you say ‘Why?’ But I dream things that never were and I say, best for the school and the his cross country visits, he Mrs. Diane Lieber-Campbell
‘Why not?’” students. Also, he has focused understands the challeng- Director, Fr. Brisson Center for
11 Class Captain Program The four men reflect on more than just yesterday and reminisce about one of the on our unique identity as a es of the job. When asked Academic Excellence
11 The Finishing Trades Institute most pivotal decisions made regarding the success of Father Judge — Charlie Huckel’s SALESIAN school, founded by for his thoughts on King, Mrs. Robin Nolan
12 First Graduating Class volunteer effort to establish the Crusader Campaign Annual Appeal. The decision to the Oblates of St. Francis de Father Joe commented, “I Director of the Annual Fund
Celebrates 60th Reunion begin an Annual Fund in 1989 has had a transformational impact on the school, rais- Sales, to serve the community hired Brian as Director of Mrs. Michele Purcell
12 All-Class Crew Reunion ing more than $600,000 this year, and more than $7.5 million since its inception. These and to develop a young man’s faith and moral Advancement in 2010, and Director of Guidance
12 Admissions Update donations have always been earmarked for financial aid, academic scholarships, facil- compass.” –Rev. Joe Campellone, OSFS I could not be happier in Mrs. Michelle Sachs
ity improvements, and value-added programs. Huck is a regular mentor to King, and what he has done to ad- Director of Accounting
13 Drexel University “Idea Pitch” when asked why he likes working with him, he joked with a wink “we bicker that he’s vance Father Judge. To his credit, he is not afraid to make key decisions with a contin- Mr. Jake Serfass
Competition from St. Matt’s and I’m from St. Tim’s, but we’re on the same page - he wants what I ued emphasis on what’s best for the school and the students. Also, he has focused on Director of Athletics
13 New Board Members want: that this school stay strong and be around forever. It’s never about us, or what we our unique identity as a SALESIAN school, founded by the Oblates of St. Francis de
14 Five-Year Donor List did yesterday or last week, it’s about thinking ahead and working hard, doing our best Sales, to serve the community and to develop a
to assist current and future Crusaders.” young man’s faith and moral compass.”
When Huck speaks, King listens. Over the next few months King will work
PLEASE NOTE “...he wants what I With eighteen months under his belt with the new Board and the many volunteers
Many advancements and want: that this school as school president, King knows that who serve on sub-committees to finalize a
changes have occurred at our stay strong and be the school needs to make some chang- comprehensive plan for the next three years.
school during the past five years,
and we take this opportunity to
around forever. It’s es to better prepare the students for His message is to students, families, and our
present a Report of Gifts that never about us, or the future. He wants to initiate sever- 25,000 graduates, “…it’s a heavy lift and we
includes donations from July what we did yesterday al strategic changes that will improve need every one of us to lend a hand; we have
2012 to June 2017. We thank all or last week, it’s about our course offerings, and how we to continue our Tradition of Success.” He has
our graduates and friends for thinking ahead and educate our students. He wants to get embraced Lee Iacocca’s famous quote, and in-
their commitment to Catholic
working hard, doing our best to assist the word out, that a family’s invest- cludes it on much of the development office ap-
education and their generosity
to Father Judge HS. current and future Crusaders.” ment in a Judge education provides peal literature. “Apply yourself. Get all the educa-
–Charlie Huckel ’66 a pathway to success. These plans in- tion you can, but then by God, don’t just stand there,
clude a Career and Technical Educa- Make It Happen!”
On the Cover: Rev. Joseph Campellone OSFS, tion Academy, an expanded Brisson Center for Academic Excellence, more attention Iacocca must have heard about our Crusad-
former President; Brian Patrick King ’97, President;
to math and reading proficiencies and scores, and a stronger, exploratory program for ers, because that’s what Judge Guys do!
Charlie Huckel ’66, Director of Development, and
Bill St. Clair ’75, Chairman of the Board, spend co-operative work experiences in business and entrepreneurship. King knows our his-
time revisiting past accomplishments, and looking tory, and he wants to re-emphasize our commitment to Catholic faith, respect for every King has enlisted a design consulting firm to render building
forward to a better Father Judge. student, and the values and traits of a Salesian Gentleman. illustrations of a new Father Judge. This is one of the samples.
2 Father Judge High School Conquest Magazine 3
CAPITAL INVESTMENTS TECHNOLOGY ENHANCEMENTS
$1.25 MILLION OVER FIVE YEARS $500,000
Since its incorporation in 2002, The Friends of Father Judge High School, Inc. After four years, the school’s One-to-One Technology Plan
(The Friends) has raised funds to invest in the school campus as well as support is complete. It included the implementation of a new fiber net-
academic programs. In partnership with the President and Administration, The work and execution of a purchase/lease agreement for Chrome
Friends conducts careful evaluations that measure the impact of possible capital Books and/or iPads, and now, every student brings a laptop
investments to ensure that our students will reap as many benefits as possible. device to class. In addition to the devices, a substantial invest-
Over the last five years, the following critical and transformative initiatives were ment was made to modernize the school’s infrastructure to in-
underwritten by The Friends, and, more importantly, made possible by the gener- clude direct high-speed fiber from the local MCIU, as well as
ous contributions of our graduates. software packages for monitoring online activity, training for
faculty/staff, educational programming and malware support.
AppleTVs and Chromecast devices were added to each class-
CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS AND UPGRADES room so that information can be displayed for interactive and
collaborative learning.
$540,000
Deeply committed to funding projects that will provide a campus that en- STUDENT SOCIAL SERVICES
courages a vibrant and active student life, we have completed several significant
construction and cosmetic changes in the last five years. Starting with a neces-
sary upgrade, a new ceiling was installed on the second floor,
$210,000
which included the addition of energy efficient light fixtures. Understanding that today’s socio-economic climate has changed, it is impera-
The auditorium was modernized with a new electrical pack- tive to assist current and future students and address the challenges they face
age, lighting, and stage. A new, expanded Welcome Center in their personal lives. Over the last three years we made a significant invest-
was constructed at the entrance of the school, student lockers ment in supporting our students beyond the classroom. A dedicated, full-time
and Fox Gym locker rooms were restored, and the cafeteria re- Catholic Social Services professional was hired to provide social services work,
ceived a substantial makeover. The Track and Field complex educational support, and community outreach. In partnership with the Magu-
at the back of the campus underwent extensive renovations ire Foundation, The Friends contributed to the procurement of services from the
that included track resurfacing, exterior fencing, and field up- Caron Foundation, which provides behavioral health and addiction rehabilita-
grades. The two-phase STEM initiative was completed with tion. ACE Scholars from the The Alliance for Catholic Education at Saint Joseph’s
the opening of a state-of-the art STEM Lab and complementary University (ACESJU) were funded. These scholars participate in an innovative
Fabrication Lab, equipped with nine workstations. The labs are two-year service program that provides recent college graduates the opportunity
loaded with tools such as DeWalt cordless lithium-ion drills, to serve as full-time teachers and administrators in under-resourced local Catho-
saws and impact drivers. lic schools, while pursuing a Master’s degree.
Catholic values laid the foundation for Vince’s life. “security sales” at Shearson American Express. “I had no idea
Life at Father Judge got off to a rough start for Vince and what security sales was but I knew I could figure it out”, Vince MEET OUR
he amassed an astonishing 76 days of JUG in his freshman said. Turns out, it meant “stock broker” and he was hired on
NEW PRINCIPAL
DONOR year. He explained, “my mouth got me in to a lot of trouble”.
Thanks to the patience and diligence of the Oblates, and Vince
the spot. Vince built a massive client base over the next 20 years
and when he left what had become Citigroup Salomon Smith Mr. William Schilling ’76 assumed
SPOTLIGHT slowly learning to keep his mouth shut, things settled down
and his next three years on Solly Avenue went smoothly. Vince
Barney in 2004, he held the biggest book of business on the east
coast. He took that business with him when he founded VTL
the post of Principal on July 1.
Bill comes to Judge with a
VINCE LOWRY ’69 kept busy with his favorite subject, History, taught by Mr. Bob
McLernan, hanging out with friends like his buddies on the
football team, Billy McManus ’69 and Billy Foley ’69, and taking
Associates which managed $1.7 billion in investments when he
sold the firm to Oppenheimer Funds in 2015.
Professional success aside, Vince still appreciates the Catholic
wealth of experience as a school
administrator, having served in
Vincent Thomas Lowry grew up in St. Timothy’s Parish on two buses to his part-time job at Sears & Roebuck on Roosevelt values that guided him through Father Judge and complement- Principal positions at MaST Charter School, Parkview
Erdrick Street with his parents and five siblings – two brothers Boulevard every day after school. ed the great education he received. “We were directed to learn
and three sisters. The Lowrys firmly believed in Catholic educa- After graduating from Father Judge in 1969, Vince joined the and expected to be respectful in the classroom,” Vince explained.
Elementary School in Westville, NJ, and for the last
tion and, if not for an almost year-long layoff of Vince’s father Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) in 1972. During his 12 Mindful of the importance of providing a faith-based founda- twelve years at New Foundations Charter School.
which forced one brother to attend Lincoln HS, every Lowry year career with the PPD, he was promoted to sergeant, tasked tion to students today, Vince and Karen made a $100,000 gift to He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Holy Family
in the tiny rowhouse on Erdrick Street would have attended a with training cadets in the new “use of deadly force” policy, Father Judge in December 2016 and they have committed their University, and two graduate degrees, one from HFU
Catholic high school. Vince’s mother went to J.W. Hallahan HS, married his wife, Karen, started a family and went to school at continued financial support in personal donations as well as par-
his father went to Northeast Catholic HS, his three sisters grad- night at St. Joseph’s University where he received a Bachelor’s ticipation in the EITC program. Explaining why he and his wife
in Education and one from Arcadia University in
uated from St. Hubert HS and he and one brother graduated degree in 1979 and a Master’s degree in Accounting in 1982. In support Father Judge, Vince commented “They took a guy like Educational Administration.
from Father Judge. This family legacy and strong connection to 1984 he left police work when he answered a newspaper ad for me and gave me a good strong base. Every kid deserves that.”
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THE VINCENTIAN On the surface, Ken Rudzinski ’65 was a typical high school student. The third
of four children born to blue-collar parents, Ken grew up in Oxford Circle and at-
planning practice in 1988 and ever since has helped clients with their investments,
insurances, estates and retirements. Ken is a published author and has received
SOCIETY tended St. Martin of Tours Grammar School. However, his time at Father Judge
was anything but typical. Ken was the poster boy of student-athletes. He was elect-
numerous accolades from financial publications for his writings and advice. He
credits his writing skills to the training and attention of his teachers at Judge.
Donor ed Senior Class President and excelled in the classroom, graduating #6 in his class Ken was already a loyal donor to the Crusader Campaign Annual Appeal when
Spotlight of 875, and selected as Salutatorian at graduation. On the baseball diamond, he in 2015 he decided to join the Father Judge Vincentian Society and leave a gift to the
played four years on the varsity team and compiled an impressive overall pitching school in his estate. Reflecting on his positive experiences at Judge, Ken said “Father
record of 31-4. Ken’s outstanding athletic skills were acknowledged by the PCL Judge gave me things that I took with me in my life.” Ken would like to see future
when he was named All-Catholic for three years. In 1964 he was the winning pitch- students have the same benefits, and he shared, “I want the next generation to have
er and MVP of Father Judge’s first City Championship team. Ken went on to attend the same great experiences that I had, and if the money I leave behind helps Father
Villanova University on a full athletic scholarship for baseball. Judge to provide a great education for these kids, then I’m first in line to do that.”
After graduating from Villanova Ken worked briefly as a teacher and then Ken encourages others to follow his lead, adding, “I suggest that my fellow Crusad-
pursued a career in the financial services industry. He started his own financial ers review their estate plans, to see if there are assets available to benefit the school.”
The Vincentian Society is named in honor of Rev. Thomas A. Judge C.M., a Vincentian priest ordained in St.
“I want the next generation to have the same great experiences that I had, Vincent De Paul’s Congregation of the Mission. Father Judge founded the Missionary Servants of the Most
and if the money I leave behind helps Father Judge to provide a great Blessed Trinity, whose provincial house is adjacent to the school. They donated the land on which our school was 1964 All-Catholic Ken Rudzinski accepts his “MVP of
built. FJHS has established this giving society to recognize graduates who look to the future and name the school the Catholic League Championship” award from a PCL
education for these kids, then I’m first in line to do that.” – Ken Rudzinski ’65 as a beneficiary of their estates. Contact Ken at kenr@comcast.net, for how he established his planned gift to FJHS. official on the right as Coach Bob Ryan looks on.
CRUSADERS INVADE WILDWOOD
After a six year hiatus from the Jersey shore, the Crusaders invaded North Wildwood on July 22, 2017
for an all-class reunion at Keenan’s. About 600 alumni and friends braved the sweltering heat to meet up
with former classmates and old friends while enjoying some cold beverages and great music. Be sure to
keep an eye out for information about the next all-class reunion.
Model United Nations
GLOBAL CRUSADER CITIZENS
Under the of guidance of Fr. John Hurley, OSFS, team mentor Doug Son-
cini ’96 and moderator Jeff Hylan ’95, our Model United Nations (MUN)
team has had great success over the last 25 years. But after more than two
decades, our team’s future became uncertain after the August 2016 passing
of our longtime advisor Father Hurley. Direction and commitment pre-
vailed in the form of a strong leadership group - Connor McQuillin ’17, Jim
Zaccario ’17, Matt Leahy ’17 and Ryan Elitz ’17 - who successfully guided
us through another season. This achievement is a true testament to Father
Hurley’s legacy at Father Judge.
With the memory of Fr. Hurley surely in mind, our MUN won a First
Place team trophy (for the 14th year in a row) at the 25th Annual Model
United Nations Conference hosted by De Sales University in March. We also
earned multiple honorable mention awards, outstanding awards and First
Place gavels at Georgetown University, Temple University, LaSalle College
High School, Methacton High School, Salesianum High School and various
other competitions throughout the 2016-2017 school year. Finally, we hosted
and won the 54th Annual Oblate Model United Nations on April 8, 2017.
For information on how to support our MUN, contact Jeff Hylan ’95 at
jhylan@fatherjudge.com.
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ATHLETICS
Marc Rodriguez ’17
HALL OF FAME became the first
student-athlete in
school history to
score 1,000 points.
2013 Gerald J. McCaffrey ’76 2016
Rev. Msgr. Charles E. McGroarty Athletic Award Rev. Joseph G. Campellone, OSFS
Red & Blue Award Dennis P. McCrossen ’72 Crusader Award
Patrick W. Cummings ’68 Salesian Award
Alumni Award Arthur J. Millevoi ’80 2017
Thomas B. Fenerty ’66 Business Award Alfred A. Altomari ’77
Science Award Business Award
H. Richard Haverstick, Jr. ’70 2015 Samuel R. King ’66
Business Award Rev. John J. Hurley, OSFS Alumni Award The 2017
James J. Kirlin, Jr. ’65 Religion Award Kevin J. Malloy, PhD ’71 Wrestling team
Veterans Advocate Award Robert J. Keyes ’81 Science Award became both PCL
and District 12
John J. Mitchell ’57 Business Award Keith M. McCarthy, Sr. ’78
Champions.
Service Award William G. Koch ’67 Service to the Community Award
Very Rev. James J. Greenfield, OSFS ’79 Crusader Award William R. Sasso, Esq. (CDHS ’65)
Salesian Award Joseph T. Mallamaci (CDHS ’65) Service to Catholic Education
Philip T. Roche ’69 Service to the Community Award John P. Scanlon, DPM ’74
Crusader Award William C. Morsell ’66 Business Award in the Healthcare
Healthcare Award Industry
2014 John E. Parsons ’77 Thomas M. Smyth, CPA ’71
Mark J. Adelsberger ’80 Business Award Crusader Award
Alumni Award Robert J. Ryan ** Brother James F. Williams, OSFS ’63
Rev. Mr. Joseph M. Cella, Jr. ’75 ** Athletic Award Salesian Award
Religion Award Donald L. Salmon ’72 John A. Wismer ’74 **
Thomas P. Coyle ’87 Salesian Award Science Award
Crusader Award Joseph J. Volpe ’87
Leo W. Dignam ’77 Entrepreneur Award ** Awarded posthumously
Public Service Award
In addition to the traditional service at service men and women who made the ulti-
MEMORIAL the “Our 27” memorial on Solly Avenue,
Mike Dufner ’70 hosted the 10th Annual Fa-
mate sacrifice while serving our country while
paying a special tribute to those 27 brave men
DAY 2017 ther Judge Memorial Day service at his home
in Ocean City, NJ. Both events honor all our
from Father Judge who lost their lives while
serving our country during the Vietnam War.
Left: Crew members and coach Phil Roche ’69 pick up their
King’s Cup trophy at the Stotesbury Cup Regatta.
HERE’S TO OUR CRUSADERS
The 2016-17 athletics season was filled with many mile- Basketball Co-Coach of the Year (Sean Tait ’95). Also, the
stones. The most exciting sports moment occurred during Wrestling and Crew Teams had notably successful seasons
a basketball game against Archbishop Wood on January 3, as Wrestling became both PCL and District 12 Champions
2017 when Marc Rodriguez ’17 became the first student- and Crew’s Varsity 4+ won the Scholastic Rowing Associa-
athlete in school history to score 1,000 points. Other high- tion of America National Championship.
lights include 83 All-Catholic awards (18 fall sports, 34 For more information on our Athletics programs, con-
winter sports and 31 spring sports), Five Northeast Times tact Jake Serfass, Director of Athletics, at 215-338-9494
Players of the Year and Philadelphia Catholic League (PCL) x1166 or athletics@fatherjudge.com.
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EDUCATIONAL
IMPROVEMENT GET INVOLVED! CLASS CAPTAIN
PROGRAM
TAX CREDIT In January 2017 we launched the Class Captain program to improve
communication with our alumni. Our goal is to ensure that a representa-
tive from each class serves as an intermediary between classmates and
Pennsylvania made history in May of the school. Class Captains provide updates on school news and events,
2001 by becoming the first state to pass class reunions and other items. Alumni can provide updates and ideas to
a corporate education tax credit. More their Class Captain which will be shared with the school.
than 16 years later, the Educational Im- Being a Class Captain is easy. Most captains simply share informa-
provement Tax Credit (EITC) contin- tion and keep in touch with their classmates via email and social media.
ues to provide companies with a 75% All news and updates are provided by the Development Office to Class
tax credit for donations to a non-profit Captains for effortless distribution. Captains are invited to attend quar-
scholarship or educational improvement terly dinner meetings to exchange ideas and receive school updates.
organization. The tax credit increases to A list of Class Captains is below. Over half of our graduating classes
90% if the company commits to making have Captains but we’re still in need of many volunteers. If you want to
the same donations for two consecutive get involved at Father Judge but your time is limited, the Class Captain
years. Individuals can also receive a tax program is for you! For more information, contact Pat Cummings ‘68
credit based on their personal tax liabil- at pwcummings@hotmail.com or Kevin Huckel ‘99, Director of Alumni
ity in Pennsylvania via the Scholarship Relations, at khuckel@fatherjudge.com.
Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) es-
tablished by BLOCS (Business Leaders 1957 Joseph Simon 1979 James Boligitz
Organized for Catholic Schools). 1958 Jerry Scalley 1985 Ernie Gallagher
The corporate and individual tax cred- 1959 Chris Uzelmeier 1987 Michael Huff
its enable us to provide critical tuition as- 1962 Charles Boland & Dennis 1988 Mike Campellone
sistance to our most deserving students. Morgan 1989 David Stauffenberg
More than $400,000 in EITC donations 1963 Steve Kozakowski 1990 Joe Perri & Mike Smith
was received in the 2016-17 fiscal year 1964 Dan Cistone 1992 Stephen Clark
which allowed us to help countless fami- 1965 Gerald Bonino, John Devlin 1993 Peter Conicelli & Rick Camillo
lies who desperately wanted the Father & Fran McDonald 1994 Mark Bennis
Judge experience for their son. By sim- 1966 Fred Brodzinski & Frank LaForgia 1996 Charles Mellon
ply redirecting mandatory tax dollars, a 1967 James Hallman 1997 Brian King
business or individual can help provide 1968 Michael Buck & Pat Cummings 1999 Kevin Huckel
a quality education for young men who 1970 Kevin Kilkenny 2001 Pat Hampson & Steve Harrell
otherwise would not be able to afford it. 1971 Tom Smyth 2004 Matt Kocher
If you want to make a tremendous 1972 Dennis McCrossen 2005 Brian Hampson
why FTI: impact on our students and their fami- 1973 John Krakowiak 2006 Tim Dooley
Robotics: From Misfits to Champions lies, contact Robin Nolan, Director of the
Annual Fund, at 215-338-9494 x1149 or
1974
1975
Bill Burg
Pat McAneny & Leonard Garza
2007
2009
Joe Grimes & Doug Ulrich
Shane Doughterty
In February 2009 the Finishing Trades Institute of the rnolan@fatherjudge.com to learn more 1976 Robert Montgomery 2010 Kevin Branigan
about the EITC program. 1977 Larry Brett 2011 William Loughlin
Our Robotics program, designed to prepare Mid Atlanticfor
students Region
off. received Full Accreditation
As if participating in the from the
careers as designers, engineers and computer Federal
programmers, playoff alliance wasn’t excit-
Department of Education; making it the ONLY
competes in an organization called FIRST which stands for “For ing enough, The Mechanical
stand alone
Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology”. FIRSTBuilding Trades
Misfits, Apprenticeship
along with alliance Program
in North America with this status.
utilizes a sports platform to encourage young people to design members Miracle Workers
and build a robot that will compete in a new game each year. from DuPont and Peddie
The Finishing Trades Institute
Over the past eight years, our school team – The Mechanical School Robots went on to
What does that mean? It means that the FTI achieves the
Misfits - have built robots that have “played” such sports as win the entire tournament at Seneca High School in Tabernacle
EDUCATING OUR BLUE COLLAR SCHOLARS
soccer, basketball, Frisbee, and attack the castle. same academic recognition
New Jersey as accredited technical and
in March. In partnership with the Finishing Trades Institute (FTI) (the Catholic high school in partnership with the FTI.
One of the highlights of the 2017 season was the STEAM-
community colleges.The success
With of our Roboticsour
this accreditation program is a testament to the pas-
students education division of the International Union of Painters and The two year (180 hour) VIP program affords students con-
WORKS competition which required the robot to deliver gears sion and commitment of our students as well as the guidance of Allied Trades and the Finishing Contractors Association) our struction industry-wide recognized certifications in OSHA 10,
enjoy many of the benefits of traditional college students;
to a “steamship” and climb a rope to score points. The Mechani- our mentor engineers Robert Jones ’78, Senior Systems Analyst students have an opportunity to participate in the Vocational Scaffold Erector Dismantler and First Aid/CPR. Students at-
cal Misfits built a robot that successfully climbedFortheexample:
rope in allFinancial Aid, VAMartin,
at Lockheed Benefits, Associate
Ryan Degree
Young ’12, Software Engineer Major Intern Partnership (VIP) program. As part of the program, stu- tend the FTI weekly on specified days during the school year
of its matches. This performance was not overlooked opportunities
by someandatmuchDrexel more. Coupleand
University these benefits
Kerry Loux,with
Mechanical Engineer at dents learn skills in commercial and industrial painting, glaz- for 14 weeks during their junior and senior years. Upon com-
of the traditional powerhouse teams and The Mechanical Mis- Environmental Tectonics Corporation.
Union scale wages, benefits, and a dignified building trades If you would like to sup- ing (glass), floor covering installation, drywall finishing and pletion of the VIP program, students receive a certificate that
fits were asked to join a playoff alliance. This alliance invitation port our Robotics program by donating funds, tools or equip- sign and display. Space in the VIP program is limited and only will serve as “recognized” experience when applying to the
was a monumental accomplishment as the teamcareer, and itinmakes
had never, mentFTIorthe
byBEST choice
serving as afor highly motivated
volunteer or mentor, please contact 60 spots are available each year. With more than 15 students Apprenticeship programs of the FTI as well as nine transfer-
individuals looking for a sustainable and lucrative
the history of the program at Father Judge, moved on to a play- Mr. Mike Fiocco at mfiocco@fatherjudge.com. career. currently participating in the program, Father Judge is the only rable college credits.
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The First Graduating Class If You Build It, They Will Come
CELEBRATES THE FIRST-EVER OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS
6 0 TH R E U N I O N SURPASSES GOALS
A school that is not constantly changing is a school
On May 20, 2017, more than 50 members (plus 30 spouses and that is not improving. Complacency is not an option
guests) gathered in the Fox Gym to commemorate their 60th Reunion. at Father Judge and that’s why our work is never
The event included live musical entertainment, a catered lunch, and done. Staying true to our mission in an ever-changing
tours of the school. Classmates came from as far as Florida, Texas, Vir- world requires new approaches and a tireless com-
ginia, New York, New Mexico, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Montana mitment to providing access to a 21st century learn-
and even Taiwan! ing environment. Our campus continues to expand
Thanks to the diligent planning and good work of Reunion Com- and evolve as we constantly strive to improve our
mittee Chair, Joe Simon, as well as committee members Bill MacIntyre, educational product and ensure that our students get
Don Heim, Jim Rahill, and Jerry Smith, the event was a great success the “Judge Experience.”
and a good time was had by all. A recent example of our commitment to enhancing
If you’re interested in helping to plan your class reunion, contact our campus is the state-of-the-art Admissions Wel-
Kevin Huckel ’99, Director of Alumni Relations, at 215-338-9494 x1127 come Center. Based on the model used by colleges
or khuckel@fatherjudge.com. and universities, the Welcome Center is the epicen-
ter for visiting students and families. A lounge area
provides a place to gather, ask questions and have a Drexel University Sponsors “Idea Pitch”
ALL-CLASS snack. Also, technology such as iPads and Apple TVs
allows the Admissions Team to personalize welcome CRUSADERS AND DRAGONS COMBINE FOR “SHARK TANK” COMPETITION
messages for students as well as assist families in the
CREW REUNION registration process.
With the Welcome Center as their new hub, the Ad-
In partnership with the Charles D. Close School of Entre-
preneurship at Drexel University, the first-ever pitch idea
their idea to a panel of expert judges from Drexel and Father
Judge Board Members.
Celebrating 55 Years missions Team worked diligently to surpass all recruit- competition was held at Father Judge in April. Business Com- The First place winner was Jacob Gonsiewiski ’18. Jacob’s
In the Fall of 2016, Tom Kealey ’69 and Pete Spera ’67 posed ing goals and more than 220 members of the Class of puter and Information Technology students were charged idea was to develop a push-up bottle which would dispense
the idea to assemble as many Crew Team members as possible 2021 will join us in September. The new class is diverse with developing an idea for a new product that addressed a one pill at a time for use by the usual unsteady hands of el-
to celebrate the team’s 55 year history. On May 6, 2017, this idea and includes students from 31 different Catholic grade particular problem. Students then got an opportunity to pitch derly people.
became a reality when more than 150 Crew alumni and guests schools, 14 different public schools and 10 different
gathered to celebrate the team’s long and successful history. charter schools. As our reach to various elementary
While the event was successful and went off with ease, the schools increases, so does our geographic footprint. In Members of the Board of Specified Jurisdiction and Directors of The Friends of Father Judge High School Inc.
planning was long and laborious. With the support of the De- addition to the traditional neighborhoods of Philadel-
velopment Office, Tom and Pete were given access to the year phia, members of the Class of 2021 come from Bucks Mark J. Adelsberger ’80 Joseph T. Ashdale ’74 Very Rev. James J.
book archives and alumni database. They took on the herculean and Montgomery Counties. With our continued ex- VP/CFO President, Glaziers Greenfield, OSFS ’79
task of copying every Crew Team photo from 1962 through 2016, pansion into the suburbs and our position as an anchor Boulevard Mortgage District Council #21 Provincial
noting each name in every photo, and worked to recall and find in Northeast Philadelphia, we are truly the premier all- Company of PA Wilmington-Philadelphia
names of missing teammates. Tom and Pete also subscribed to boys high school in the Archdiocese. Oblate Province
The Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper archives and searched for If you would like more information about the ad-
Father Judge Crew race result articles. This search provided a missions and recruiting process, please contact Mark
Louis Guarrieri Jr. ’71 Robert J. Keyes ’81 Daniel P. Kilcoyne ’00
historical scrapbook of the team’s successes as well as additional Gudas ’88, Director of Admissions, at 215-338-9494
CEO VP/GM Philadelphia President
alumni names. The various sources - the alumni database, inter- x1132 or mgudas@fatherjudge.com.
Cooke Publishing Company Enterprise Holdings Inc. Mini Melts of America, Inc.
net searches, and The Philadelphia Inquirer archives – resulted in a
whopping 553 mailing addresses and 304 email addresses.
In addition to the time and effort spent on creating a crew
alumni list and compiling race results, several other special
projects were done in conjunction with the event. A poster was Kevin J. Kilkenny ’70 John E. Krol, CFP ’73 William T. Mandia, Esq. ’96
designed and published which honored deceased team mem- Independent Contractor Sr. Client Advisor Partner
bers and Coach Tom Rafferty. A video was produced which AMSTAR Legacy Advisors LLC Stradley Ronon Stevens
chronicled the team’s illustrious history. The more than 400 pho- & Young, LLP
tos from yearbooks and personal pictures provided by various
alumni were organized. Finally, six “decade scrapbooks” were
produced which included all of the newspaper articles found in
Donald L. Salmon ’72 Charles F. Seravalli Jr. ’66 William P. St. Clair, CPA ’75
the archives.
President President, (Chair)
All of the effort and planning paid off as the event was a
TBI Mortgage Company Seravalli Inc. Managing Shareholder
unique celebration of the success and long history of the crew
St. Clair CPA Solutions
program at Father Judge. Kudos to Tom and Pete for their tireless
work and commitment to making the reunion so memorable!
12 Father Judge High School Conquest Magazine 13
Judge
FATHER THE CRUSADER CAMPAIGN ANNUAL APPEAL
This is a comprehensive listing of graduates who contributed to the Crusader Campaign during the years of 2012 to 2017. Many
graduates contributed in each of the five years, and at different donor levels. We have listed the names by class year for easy look-up.
CLASS OF 1957 Francis E. Papotto Edward N. McCaney George L. Hohenleitner
Charles Albright Patrick K. Peifer Daniel J. McCartin Francis X. Hueber
Charles R. Barker CPA Joseph A. Petner Alexander M. McElroy William J. Johnson Jr.
Conrad A. Benetz Francis X. Pfeiffer Francis J. McFetridge Joseph F. Keenan
GIFT REPORT AND
Andrew J. Benish Jr. William C. Pinkstone John J. McGinley Jr. Edward J. Kelleher Jr.
Ronald J. Caimi Edward T. Potter William J. Mellon Joseph T. Kelly
John F. Carroll Hugh J. Reid Raymond F. Minger Matthew B. Korecki
FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
Carmen A. Ciliberti Joseph J. Richardson William Minich John Lafferty
Hugh J. Clark Charles J. Robb III Gerald Montgomery James J. Lill
Richard P. Corkery Gerard M. Ryan William Moors Raymond J. Lloyd
Joseph J. Curry Richard J. Schlegel James F. Muldowney William F. McElhaugh
Stephen J. Daly William J. Schmidt Brian D. Mullane Francis W. McElhinney
JULY 1, 2012 to JUNE 30, 2017 Ronald C. Debnam Louis A. Schultz Carl M. Nelson III John F. McFadden
Francis J. Dollarton Dr. Joseph P. Schwartz Ed.D. Gerald J. O’Connell William L. McGarvey
Joseph N. Donaghy Matthew G. Schwartz Walter C. Pieczatkowski James J. McGinnis
Patrick Dooner Richard D. Sender Michael S. Regan John J. McGinnis
Edward R. Edgar Joseph J. Simon Richard A. Sambenedetto Michael J. McGinnis
2%
2012-2017
Edward Eggert CmSgt. Edward J. Simpson USAF(R) Bernard A. Saxon Leo F. McInerney CPA
Fundraising Income 15% Edward J. Emery
John P. Finnegan
Gerald J. Smith
John Smith
Gerald E. Scalley
William G. Scanlon
Michael G. McMenamin
James J. Mitchell
by Category
The Father Thomas Judge Society
Father Louis Brisson Society
31% CRUSADER CAMPAIGN Joseph C. Fluehr Jr.
Charles E. Garuffe
Joseph P. Smyth
John R. Snyder
Gerald Schickling
Col Werner G. Schmidt Jr. (Ret)
William F. Mitchell
Eugene C. Murphy
The Father Thomas Judge Society......................... $684,172 Joseph W. Glatz Joseph D. Steinhauser Robert L. Shipferling Thomas Nowakowski
St. Francis de Sales Club
President’s Club 13% Father Louis Brisson Society................................... $307,569 Frank J. Gorman
Thomas A. Haney
Albert H. Strunk
Theodore W. Uszko
John H. Speichert
George J. Steinbach
James T. Nulty Jr.
William J. O’Brien
Principal’s Club St. Francis de Sales Club......................................... $253,614
President’s Club...................................................... $295,720 Dennis Heffernan Eugene P. Vandiver Francis G. Steiner J. Kevin O’Neill
Crusader Club James R. Hendri James R. Weikel John H. Stevenson Rev. John V. Oulds
Red & Blue Club Principal’s Club....................................................... $277,446
Crusader Club......................................................... $324,859 William J. Hindman Jr. Robert J. Whartenby Eugene Szamborski Vincent A. Palagruto
14% 14% Red & Blue Club........................................................ $43,220 Edward D. Hughes
Aloysius S. Kafel Jr.
F. Robert White
Dr. Richard Wilder
Leslie J. Turner
Joseph R. Wagner Jr.
David M. Pfeil
Francis B. Pinnelli
12% Total Amount...................................................$2,186,600 Lawrence G. Keeley
Robert E. Kelton
Peter J. Zenszer
Austin F. Zuerlein
Martin C. Watson
Paul H. Wehmeyer
William H. Potter
Joseph J. Reilly
Thomas F. Klein Jr. Patrick G. Widerman John J. Ricardi
Joseph P. Krisciunas CLASS OF 1958 Victor J. Yochim John C. Riener
16% James P. Kuhn James J. Alesi
CLASS OF 1959
Thomas D. Ryan
2016-2017
James T. Labenz Joseph A. Beck James I. Schmitt
Frank Legacki George J. Beisel Anonymous Philip Schneider
Results
by Category
30% Jerome R. Lepping Christopher J. Carey Jr. Thomas W. Adamski Richard Serfass Ed.D.
Crusader Campaign
Tuition Assistance/Scholarships
FUNDRAISING RESULTS Donald P. Little
Joseph C. Low
Raymond J. Citeroni
William F. Colligon
Thomas J. Baker
Charles L. Beck Jr.
John E. Shields
James J. Sloan Jr.
Richard F. Ludwig Albert L. Crossen Benjamin A. Blaszczak Robert M. Smyth
Events Crusader Campaign................................................ $633,866
Paul J. MacHenry Michael P. Daly Paul K. Bonasch Carl R. Sosna CPF
Tuition Assistance/Scholarships.......................... $1,147,838
William J. MacIntyre Vincent L. Damiano Richard S. Brokowski George Stewart
Events...................................................................... $327,506
Arnold C. Madrigale John DeAngelis Francis Burke Esq. Stanley J. Suwala
54% Total Amount...................................................$2,109,210
Hugh F. Maher
Patrick J. Maley
Christopher V. DiSciullo
Robert F. Dillon
Daniel J. Campbell
Dr. Frank E. Carroll
Daniel J. Trotter
Anthony J. Turco
Francis D. McAdams Robert P. Duckworth Robert J. Check Christopher W. Uzelmeier PhD
Joseph G. McCann Sr. Edwin F. Fitzpatrick Charles W. Claire William J. Vernon Jr.
Joseph P. McGillion Francis J. Flicker Francis M. Coleman Matthew J. Wachowski
11%
3%
2016-2017 James F. McKee
Robert E. McKenna
Charles M. McKeough
Lawrence J. Funk
Francis X. Gindhart
Albert E. Gonce
James P. Comerford EdD
James G. Creighton
Dennis A. Cribben
Michael Wallace
Gregory F. Wanner
Paul M. Wisniewski
Disbursements
by Category 47% FINANCIAL James D. McShea
William McCloskey
John F. Graff
Joseph C. Graham
Joseph E. Daniel
Byron J. Davidson
Robert J. Worek
Kenneth T. Yanavage
Tuition Assistance/Scholarships DISBURSEMENTS John J. Mitchell
Michael H. Mitchell
Richard C. Hampel
William H. Hayes
Paul W. Demuro
John V. Fryslin
James A. Yonchek
Joseph W. Zielenbach
Campus Improvements
Tuition Assistance/Scholarships.......................... $1,000,781 James J. Morrissy Victor Heckmanski Lawrence D. Gerrard
Personnel/Programs
Endowment
Campus Improvements.......................................... $815,662 Francis J. Mortimer William G. Holm Richard F. Gheen Sr. CLASS OF 1960
New Programs and Personnel................................ $224,800 Richard F. Murphy Albert G. Iavecchia Thomas A. Gould Michael E. Accetta Jr.
Added to Endowment.............................................. $67,967 Francis Nagy Herbert F. Johns John E. Guiniven PhD Edward T. Albeser
Harry E. Neff Philip Keeney III Edward J. Hamill William T. Allely
39% Total Amount...................................................$2,109,210 John J. O’Connor Sr. John J. Kellett William C. Hepp Robert J. Bacher
Rev. James J. O’Neill OSFS Thomas F. Lindemuth Joseph J. Heron Harry M. Bauer
John M. Pahutski Thomas J. Lyons Richard E. Herron Bernard J. Bieg
14 Father Judge High School July 2012 – June 2017 Donors 15
William A. Brady James V. Parell Gerald D. Kates Michael J. Gray Vincent J. Cecero Joseph Saskiewicz Thomas P. Malone Anthony J. Casile Rev. John E. Brophy Albert Pastino CPA Mark J. Kehoe Gabriel F. Horchler Ronald M. Ciuffetelli Russell J. Schieder Bernard J. Maycheck Paul J. Charlton Anthony D. Capobianco Stephen J. Pawlowski Raymond T. Keilman Jr. Christopher J. Howley David E. Collier James Schuhl Joseph J. McCaffrey Ronald J. Choplinsky William J. Carroll Ronald J. Piccoli Gerald V. Kelly Jr. Edward J. Kaminski James F. Collins George F. Schweizer William P. McDonnell Gerald F. Christie Thomas Chancler Angelo J. Plebani Edward M. Kent Dr. William T. Keweshan DO James C. Comber Patrick A. Smith John P. McGinley Thomas W. Christy Richard Ciotti John M. Polsenberg John D. Krisciunas Arnold C. Klein Dennis Corr Richard C. Smith Hugh J. McGovern Nicholas D. Ciaccia Timothy J. Cleary Joseph A. Potero Jr. Michael E. Kunz Daniel M. Krajewski Daniel Courtenay Thomas P. Stretch Paul J. McGovern Robert J. Cianflone William J. Cleary Jr. Robert T. Rafa Robert F. Lewis Al W. Kraus Eugene P. Daly Thomas I. Sullivan John J. McGuigan William J. Clark Francis M. Curran Thomas J. Rafter Sr. Stephen Lis Michael J. Lech Thomas J. Darragh Joseph Vey Joseph McMonagle John H. Clay William D’Arcy Joseph D. Reilly Jr. Joseph P. Lydon David Legacki Jeffrey G. DeLuca Joseph J. Welch Joseph P. McAtee Paul Concowich C. Michael Davis Charles B. Renzi Hubert R. Mahon George J. Lepping Ronald L. Dembinski Walter Whitehill Richard Mellor Michael E. Conway John B. Day Robert J. Repash Lt. Col. Ralph R. Maiolino James O. Long Sr. Joseph T. Donahue John Zilius Chester M. Mikulski Frank J. Cremen Esq. John Dempsey Manuel M. Sabato Carmen A. Marchesano Joseph C. Long William L. Dunn Jr. Dennis M. Monahan Rev. John W. Crossin Robert J. Devlin Francis Schaefer Robert F. Marsteller Robert J. Louis Thomas J. Eldred CLASS OF 1964 Edward Nolan John F. Crussard Robert E. Dillon Oswald Schumacher Edward S. Martin James L. Love Raymond G. Filoon Anthony A. Addario Anthony J. Nucera Carmine N. Cucunato Sr. Philip J. Doerle John Shields Louis J. Martine Bernard J. Mack Jr. Joseph P. Foley Jr. Walter F. Beard Jr. Thomas J. O’Rourke Robert P. Dalton Thomas I. Dolan Vincent R. Siciliano Robert McCarthy Richard W. Manna John E. Fry Mark J. Bernhardt John R. Peacher Jr. William R. Davenport Joseph M. Donnelly Edward A. Simms William T. McCrudden Edward J. Martin Jr. John Edward Gallagher Robert J. Blaszczak James J. Phelan John J. Delaney James A. Doyle William J. Smith Joseph A. McKenty Philip McCabe John J. Geverd John W. Borland Lawrence J. Philyaw Edward J. Devlin Jr. James A. Durham Robert C. Streit John J. McKernan William J. McCaffrey Gerald J. Gheen Kenneth W. Brownell Joseph Polovoy John P. Devlin Joseph A. Fee Michael F. Sullivan James P. McKnight RPh Charles J. McCollum James R. Goodbody Theodore J. Bukowski Charles J. Potok Ronald J. DiSabatino Sr. James J. Fluehr John S. Tagye Patrick M. McLoughlin John F. McGilligan Michael J. Gotwols Hugh Campbell Norman F. Rodowicz George F. Diehl Jr. Edward J. Fossler CPA Frank J. Tiano John R. McMahon Dr. Daniel J. Mehan PhD James J. Graham Leo J. Carmosky Frank P. Rooney Jr. Rev. Stanley Dombrowski OSFS Daniel J. Gallagher Joseph R. Tittermary William J. McNulty Walter J. Meredith Edward J. Hagan William J. Ciliberti Gerald J. Rowan Louis J. Dornbach Edward J. Gallagher Robert P. Vander Neut Thomas McShane Dennis J. Morgan James E. Halpin Daniel A. Cistone Jr. Stanley J. Ruchniewski Joseph J. Dougherty John Patrick Gallagher Dr. William T. Walker PhD Victor E. Michnowicz Joseph Morrissey Stephen J. Harlen Esq. John W. Clarke William J. Sawyer Dennis M. Doyle Raymond E. Gasior Gregory M. Weber Edward T. Moody John J. O’Brien Leonard F. Helbig III James P. Collins Robert Scannapieco Frank J. Dunn Jr. James G. Gaughan Robert Weikel John E. Mulholland Brother Lawrence E. Oelschlegel James J. Kelly Robert L. Conroy J. Paul Seaman John X. Dwyer John J. Ginley Evan C. Wilfong Richard M. Paschall Ralph J. Olson Robert D. Kenney Cmdr. Joseph V. Conway USN(R) Francis E. Sebold Sr. Dr. John M. Fanelly Thomas J. Goehl Anthony J. Zanin Louis H. Perrone DDS Joseph Palm John Kezlaw Leonard F. Cooney John A. Shwed PhD Thomas F. Fenerty Gerald J. Griffaton John R. Poland Stanley J. Pawlowski Stephen Kozakowski James E. Crawford George J. Siegle Joseph F. Frattone Paul J. Hedgepeth CLASS OF 1961 Daniel J. Pradel Sr. Joseph A. Pizzo Richard Krepol Robert M. Davis James P. Smith Thomas M. Gallagher James Henrich Edward M. Amrein Jr. Richard W. Rayca Sr. Thaddeus S. Pospiech Stanley L. Laskowski Joseph J. Dennis James P. Smith Richard M. Gasko Bernard F. Hermley Joseph P. Baltra Sr. Charles H. Roberts Stanley T. Powalowski John P. Lawler III James F. Devlin Sr. John Snell Michael S. Gennaro Jr. Patrick J. Hogan Sr. Robert C. Barsuglia Joseph F. Rudy Joseph Pubenc Cdr. Robert C. Long USNRet Joseph J. Diviny James W. Snyder Charles J. Glinka PhD Louis A. Iatarola MAI George J. Bell Edward J. Rynkiewicz Lt. Col. Michael W. Reilly USMC(R) Ronald J. Lyons Eugene J. Doebley Gerard E. Sonntag Paul J. Gontarek Esq. Matthew J. Iller Seamus P. Boyle Raymond E. Schmidt John J. Roberts Edwin J. Mahan Michael J. Dolan David J. Spingler Robert J. Gordon James H. Kates William E. Boyle Gerald F. Schoenherr Michael B. Roche Anthony L. Maher Anthony Dougherty John D. Steczynski Richard C. Gore Richard F. Keevey Matthew T. Brennan David E. Sejda J. Thomas Rush Joseph E. Mahon William Doyle Jr. Edward J. Stopyra Michael F. Gorman Raymond F. Kelly James J. Brighter Raymond P. Seminack Anthony J. Schiliro Joseph W. Masterson Francis X. Dufner William J. Streich John A. Graeff Paul M. Kilbride Joseph L. Cancelliere Joseph M. Stopyra Francis P. Schreader John Mastil Joseph P. Eden Thaddeus W. Szewczak Russell L. Greway Thomas King John F. Cleary Stephen J. Suwala Stanley T. Schulgen Eugene A. McAleer Michael Flanagan Joseph Tangradi James M. Grugan Sr. John Kolodziej Richard J. Corkery Ronald Szewczak James Searl James L. McCartney Thomas J. Fluehr Thomas J. Tanner Jr. Donald E. Guy Jr. Stephen J. Konkolewski Alfred A. D’Eramo Anthony Wojeck Charles J. Shea James H. McCauley Henry P. Fulmer Terrence F. Tranter Deacon Edward F. Hanley Ted Kulesza Jr. Al M. DeCarlo Ronald T. Zabielski Francis C. Smith Walter J. McClafferty John Joseph Gallagher Peter F. Tripodi John J. Heck CPA Francis W. Liles Edward J. Devlin Jr. Thomas P. Stein Peter C. McCormick Thomas G. Gallagher Edward J. Trojan Joseph Neal Hennessy James F.X. Loftus Jr. Eric Dollenberg CLASS OF 1962 Raymond J. Tatko John F. McDonald Dennis J. Gartland John J. Truchel John Hogan Jr. Raymond P. Loftus Rev. William B. Dooner Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Anderlonis James D. Toomes Lawrence G. McGarvey Anthony J. Gatti Sr. Frank P. Vento John M. Hogan Jr. Robert C. Loriaux John Driscoll Jr. Joseph P. Bagnell Thomas W. Turnbull Gerard M. McGinniss Philip L. Gaughan Joseph A. Vizza Clyde E. Hueber Walter A. Magnani Joseph J. Dugan Jr. Paul Barrus John R. Usonis Michael E. McLoone CPA Daniel F. Gerner Jr. Charles A. Ward Michael G. Huml Sr. Louis D. Maita Deacon Edward Dymek Charles G. Beddis Ronald R. Vellozzi Thomas J. McCarthy Gerard L. Grady Edmund J. Ward John Jacyszyn James J. Mallon John C. Eldred Leon J. Belancio William R. Visconto Michael Metzger Darius J. Graziani Sr. James P. Weeks MD Charles J. Jarvis Gerald J. Manna Anthony J. Fareno DDS David Berran James D. Webb John A. Michnowicz Miro Gutzmirtl Robert J. Weinert Robert P. Jaskowiak Joseph J. McCarthy Robert M. Farina Richard G. Blanche James J. Welch Gerald M. Mickey James D. Hanratty William Wicker Francis B. Jastrzembski Robert P. McCauley Francis M. Ferriola Sr. Robert W. Bogle John R. Whittle Francis T. Musick Leonard J. Hartman Edward P. Wisniewski James H. Jones John J. McDonough Thomas D. Field Dr. Edwin Bogucki MD Leonard J. Wieczezynski Jr. Richard T. Olszanowski John F. Hassett John T. Wisniewski Edward S. Kairunas Jr. Paul P. McGlinchey Lawrence Friend Charles E. Boland Jr. John S. Zaborowski William J. Orth Leonard Indelicato Daniel Yizzi Dennis R. Kee Robert J. McGonagle Edward J. Gallagher Edward J. Bradley Edward C. Pellegrini Richard A. Ingelido William M. Yonke Michael S. Keen James McGrath Joseph P. Gallen Ed.D. James A. Bradley Jr. CLASS OF 1963 Andrew J. Polovoy Ronald James Daniel E. Zadorozny James J. Kirlin Jr. Rev. James J. McKeaney Joseph E. Gerber Michael M. Burns George M. Albany Francis X. Poole Paul F. Jenkins Joseph J. Knotwell Philip E. McKeaney Charles L. Graf Jr. Charles F. Calvanese Ronald M. Anzalone Robert E. Powell Robert J. Jones CLASS OF 1965 Frederick S. Kwiatkowski Joseph P. Medveckus Edward Groves Charles J. Campbell William A. Baker Richard J. Pozesky John M. Kaffenberg Michael J. Adams James J. Lannigan H. Robert Mehan William C. Haid Jr. John M. Cleary Ronald J. Baranowski John Quigley John J. Kempczynski James A. Altomari Gary R. Lehman John J. Monachelli Jr. Frank J. Haslam Joseph R. Conroy Michael J. Bean James P. Quinn Jr. Robert A. Koch Robert J. Angelucci John A. Leonetti Patrick H. Mooney Richard F. Henofer Seamus T. Daly William J. Becker Vincent Quinn Dr. Dennis Kolodziejski James P. Armstrong Deacon Charles Lindsay John G. Mueller Joseph G. Henrich PhD John S. Deni Dr. Joseph M. Bednarek MD Dr. James P. Rakowski PhD Paul S. Legacki Michael G. Armstrong Charles R. Lock Peter A. Naccarato PE Francis J. Heron RPh Joseph M. Downs Joseph L. Bond John J. Reiber Robert T. Lepre Francis X. Bauer Frederick P. Lohr Ronald Neumer Russell A. Houseal CPA William F. Eble Leonard P. Bradley Edgar Rodgers Roy F. Lineman Francis J. Bertrand Timothy M. Madden Dr. Matthew J. O’Brien PhD Charles R. Hunt Jr. James P. Emory John P. Brophy Joseph T. Rooney John J. Loyden Gerald M. Bonino Frank J. Magee William F. O’Hara Gary L. Jermyn James R. Ferry Robert Burns Sr. Joseph F. Roth Jr. George Luther Richard C. Budd James M. Maggioncalda Joseph O’Malley Esq. Leonard T. Kaminski Robert Gerhardt Dr. Joseph Carleone PhD James P. Ryan Frederick W. Maier Arthur F. Cain Jr. Gary F. Manzi 16 Father Judge High School July 2012 – June 2017 Donors 17
Ronald Marple William J. Campion Robert J. Mursch John J. Fox John G. Wiest Sr. Gregory T. Labacz William J. Holt Joseph E. Gallagher
Michael Masny Joseph P. Carrello Dennis J. Nice William T. Fredericks Frederick C. Wise Thomas J. Lawler John J. Hooten Daniel J. Gatti
Dennis M. McCloskey Thomas A. Clardy PhD Patrick J. O’Neill Joseph F. Gabriele Michael Wyshywaniuk Richard S. Lewandowski Dennis Jobba Andrew J. Gavin
Joseph L. McCurry Jr. John J. Comitale Jr. Edward J. Pewdo James E. Gaffney James Yizzi Dr. Matthew J. Liberatore Dr. Paul E. Karis MD Michael P. Geary
Joseph P. McDevitt Edward B. Conn John A. Rafa Thomas R. Galie Christopher E. Zearfoss Mark C. Lloyd Thomas R. Kealey James M. Griffin
Francis J. McDonald Edward P. Costello John Rech Stephen K. Garry Thomas J. Loughrey George J. Kneib John J. Guest
Thomas M. McGuigan MD Joseph Costello Frank W. Reis Robert C. Gibbon Jr. CLASS OF 1968 Joseph W. Lutes Rev. Edward Kuczynski Norman J. Gunn Jr.
James J. McKenna Thomas J. Cummings John F. Riley William J. Gillespie James J. Anderson George Maag Alan F. Lehman Michael J. Hammond
William L. McKenty Brian J. Cunniff Thomas P. Roder Francis J. Glanding Francis J. Barthmaier Richard A. Mattia Sr. Rev. Leonard A. Lewandowski Theodore J. Hufnal
Joseph M. McMorrow Judge Charles J. Cunningham III Joseph P. Ryan John Grabowski Lawrence W. Berran Anthony M. Mazzeo Robert F. Loeble Michael Hughes
Edward F. Mockapetris Robert J. Davenport Dennis L. Salvagio Esq. Michael R. Greway Albert H. Bichner Charles McGee Vincent T. Lowry R. Gary Kemery
Richard F. Mueller RTN Paul M. Davis Charles J. Saunders Gregory V. Grier CRNA Joseph F. Bodnik Benedict G. McGinnis Anthony J. Luzynski William M. Kennedy
Rev. Thomas E. Murphy OSFS Jules J. DeCruz J. Michael Schell Dr. Raymond J. Haag DMD Stephen M. Bond John P. McGinty Jr. John R. Mangeney Kevin J. Kilkenny
William M. Murphy William B. Devlin Charles F. Seravalli Jr. William J. Hagan CPA Francis X. Brennan Thomas H. McGovern James C. McAuliffe Robert T. Kissell
Philip A. Muscarnero William N. Dickerson Jr. Clement C. Smink James Hallman Jr. John M. Briggs CPA Gregory C. McCarthy Esq. Joseph A. McFadden John G. Kneib
Gregory P. Nini Michael J. Diorka Richard J. Smith Richard J. Haselbarth William E. Brightcliffe Jr. Robert J. Meyers Esq. Thomas A. McGinley Michael J. Kozak
Alfred C. Nowicki Michael W. Dooner Raymond A. Sokolowski Joseph A. Hinnegan Martin J. Brill George J. Miller William P. McNamee James J. Krimm
Thomas D. O’Shea Francis P. Dylewski John H. Stengel Joseph Horgan Richard R. Brown Gerald F. Newell Sr. Michael J. McPeake Ralph J. Labolito
Jan J. Ostrowski Terrence Earley Michael E. Sullivan John B. Hulme Raymond H. Buber John J. Norris Frank J. Mikulski Jr. John J. Lacey
James J. Perkins Francis J. Elliott Justin C. Sweeney Robert J. Hutchinson Michael F. Buck Robert O’Hara James L. Moore Esq. William J. Lane
Richard A. Perugini Thomas B. Fenerty Edward J. Taggert Robert M. Johnston Rev. Thomas R. Buckley John F. O’Rourke PE Darrell L. Moresi Sr. Thomas A. Lazor
John Poprik John M. Flis Edward G. Thomas Gerald E. Kenny James W. Burgmann Jr. Andrew T. Pchola Vincent J. Morrison Esq. Richard J. Linder
Thomas Rafferty John J. Flood John P. Tvarok Dennis P. King Gerard J. Burns Stephen Piasecki Thomas P. Murphy Paul J. Lynch
William J. Reardon William J. Foley Ronald M. Vitale William G. Koch Richard J. Carr Alfred J. Recupido Jr. John J. Neill Brian C. Manzi CRNA
Leon E. Rominiecki Thaddeus T. Gajkowski Domenic Vizza Henry F. Kowaleski David Carrigan Robert H. Reinhart Francis X. Nulty Michael A. Massimiani
Kenneth W. Rudzinski ChFC Richard L. Galasso Joseph Wierzbicki Norman Kraft Michael W. Caruso James J. Ritvalsky Michael L. O’Connor Michael J. McAnally
Patrick J. Rutledge John J. Gallagher Andrew J. Wisniewski Alexander W. Krawchuk Rev. Angelo R. Citino Thomas Rogalski Thomas J. Pippet William F. McKinney
John S. Salwach Richard W. Gatt James M. Wurster Robert J. Kruvczuk John Clifford Vincent Romans Nicholas F. Pomponio William F. McLaughlin
Edward H. Sankowski Allen B. Gerard Joseph J. Laukaitis Theodore A. Colella Michael D. Rooney James Michael Ream James J. McNichol CPA
Richard S. Sasin Joseph D. Glica CLASS OF 1967 Eugene J. Loftus William Connors Dennis M. Serbin Francis A. Reilly Thomas F. McGowan
Guy A. Sava Joseph P. Golden Joseph F. Altimari James J. Lynch Michael J. Conway William A. Seybold Stephen M. Reustle Thomas P. Mee
James R. Scheiblein William F. Green John M. Altomari Raymond T. Mahon Sr. Daniel P. Coonan John J. Shanley Jr. James T. Rodgers Thomas M. Moore
John W. Senior John R. Guard James W. Angermeier Francis A. Marczak John J. Crawford Gerard T. Smink Sr. Thomas M. Ruggierio Timothy J. Moore
James E. Serfass William J. Hartzell Harry J. Bahls Lee J. Maurer Patrick W. Cummings Thomas P. Smith Anthony J. Saltarelli James W. O’Brien
Francis F. Sheldon Vincent P. Haugh Jr. Gregory Baraniecki Francis X. McAneny David J. Curry Rev. Msgr. Daniel J. Sullivan Carl Schmied Bernard J. O’Kane
Francis J. Shields Charles Huckel Sr. Clayton J. Belcher Dr. Paul P. McCaffrey John A. Daley Edward Sutor Joseph J. Schramm Jr. Stephen P. Overline
Robert Sigmund Edward E. Hueber George W. Berkelbach III John J. McCullion Dr. Robert L. Daniels Thomas J. Sylvester David J. Slowik Francis P. Plunkett
Francis J. Slavin William E. Jesberger Thomas A. Bielecki Ronald J. McDonnell Richard S. Demberger Kenneth T. Ulrich Esq. Kevin M. Smith Robert Ramsey
Raymond E. Smialowski Eugene Juergens Dennis F. Bonner Joseph T. McGrath Dennis J. Devine Robert Valente Robert M. Soda George S. Rapp CPA
Thomas E. Smith Michael S. Kazmiroski Gary V. Boyd Michael McKay Thomas W. Donahue Dr. Gerald S. Vigna PhD Michael H. Sullivan Michael J. Rowley
Walter C. Soltys Patrick Keaveney Joseph M. Boyle Michael J. McKeon Gerard J. Donnelly Joseph L. Whalen Michael S. Suwala William J. Schafer
Michael F. Starsinic Sr. Eugene P. Kelly Richard Breeser Robert J. McNamara Robert E. Duaime Charles F. Urban Thomas C. Senior
William J. Steel Francis M. King CPA Albert J. Bucci Robert C. Mehler J. Michael Egan CLASS OF 1969 Brian A. Ward Paul R. Slaboda
Dennis E. Stinson Samuel R. King James C. Burger Richard P. Micklos John B. Egan John H. Adamski Jr. William J. Weaver James P. Smink
James J. Sullivan Dr. Edward J. Kozakowski M.D. Robert C. Burt Charles P. Miller William V. Ennis Michael N. Amoroso William F. Wiegman Jr. Stephen R. Sosna
Walter M. Teesdale Peter A. Kruvczuk Thomas P. Camm Sr. John J. Mullen Jr. Vincent M. Falsetta John M. Angermeier David Zampese Wildemore Donald J. Stein
Stephen J. Terlecki Edward R. Krystofolski Dennis G. Campbell William B. Murphy Jr. Lt. Col. Anthony J. Farano USA(R) Karl R. Autenrieth Gerard E. Stemplewicz
Richard N. Tondo Edward G. Krystopowicz James P. Carpitella Joseph F. Newell Jr. Leonard J. Gadzinski Michael J. Baraniecki CLASS OF 1970 John J. Sullivan
Joseph M. Valley Jr. Frank J. La Forgia The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone VG James J. O’Neill William A. Gallagher Gilbert C. Blinebury Edward H. Albert Joseph A. Sullivan
Louis Volpe James J. Lafferty David R. Clarke Andrew J. Pakstis Thomas D. Germscheid James M. Boyce David Andrzejewski Mark F. Szymanski
Gregory Weiss Robert Lakata Steven Clinton George P. Palfy Stanley Gladkowski Thomas P. Boyle John A. Barbieri III Thomas W. Teitman
John J. Wernery Raymond Lambert Richard D. Coller Robert P. Pawlishyn Jr. Bruce M. Glatthorn Edward J. Bucci Sr. Michael J. Beatrice James A. Thomas
Mrs. Elizabeth Wesner Joseph A. Laskowski Edward J. Collins Thomas R. Puzycki Francis X. Gohl Charles B. Burnett James Beaver Thomas J. Vander Neut
Rev. James J. Whelan William J. Lauderbach Robert Bob Connelly CPIM Michael C. Roakes Michael C. Grieco Joseph Coates Richard M. Bennis Thomas J. Vokes Jr.
William B. Wiegand Gregory R. LeCerff Jay Cooke Vincent Sabatino John D. Gullman Francis J. Crocco James J. Bock Michael W. Walls
Frederick E. Wilson Walter P. Lewis Thomas F. Craig Ernest J. Sabato James M. Haugh Edward R. Daltwas Thomas F. Bolton James A. Williamson III
Vincent M. Wolanin Frederick C. Link Gerald J. Crane Daniel P. Sattele Sgt. Maj. Robert P. Hector USMC Deacon James P. DeBow John Cochrane Michael R. Woods
Joseph Woods Thomas J. Lynch Jr. Francis J. Cunningham William M. Siegle Kenneth R. Hesser Michael J. DeMeo Robert F. Coleman DPM
Thomas Yuengling Patrick K. Lyons John J. Cush Stephen P. Sierocinski James W. Hill Michael K. Devlin Carmen J. Conicelli Jr. CPA CLASS OF 1971
Michael J. Mackiewicz Victor J. Dascenzo Walter F. Skalski Dennis P. Johnson Arnold DiBlasi Jr. Thomas J. Conway William E. Beal Jr.
CLASS OF 1966 Robert A. Magdziak Dr. Joseph M. DeAngelis Peter J. Spera John L. Jud Joseph P. Domanico Robert J. Crossin William R. Behm
Robert A. Alston William J. McAteer CPA Michael D. Dell’Aquila Charles E. Stevenson Edward T. Kane Jr. David W. Dombrowski William C. D’Emilio Ernest F. Bocolo
Raphael Jerome Altmann James L. McGinley James A. DeStefano James Stewart William J. Keiser Sr. John B. Fassnacht Gerald R. DiPinto Dennis E. Budd
Albert Patrick Balcer Jr. Anthony J. McGovern Robert D. Diehl Patrick J. Sullivan John J. Kilty Jr. Joseph L. Ferrero James F. Donnelly III Frederick J. Cantz Jr. CPA
William Kevin Beck Michael Joseph McKenna James J. Dolan Thomas J. Teesdale Richard J. Kirk Joseph J. Gabrieli Terrence P. Dougherty James M. Carty RN
William F. Binnig Paul T. Miller John T. Dougherty Joseph M. Tomaselli Desmond T. Klakowicz John J. Garvin Dr. Dennis M. Doyle James J. Cuorato Jr.
Bernard F. Booth Thomas G. Miller William Duaime Francis Tryon Donald C. Klawiter Thomas A. Gerard George R. Dubyak PhD John V. D’Ascenzo
John A. Brennan Thomas A. Miniscalco Daniel Dufner William T. Urban Michael J. Kolodziejski Edward P. Grochowski Jr. Gerard P. Dwyer Michael J. Day
Joseph M. Brennan William C. Morsell William V. Durso John J. Walker Michael J. Krawczyk Anthony P. Gryszka James J. Fagan Jr. Anthony J. Del Colombo
Dr. Frederick R. Brodzinski Patrick S. Mullin Michael J. Ebner Sr. Charles B. Webster Dr. Frederick W. Kurz PhD Andrew M. Hafele Sean P. Fossett Albert C. Delia Jr.
Henry A. Bucci Daniel P. Murphy James R. Fencl CPA Thomas J. Wesner Nicholas E. La Forgia James L. Helfrich James F. Gallagher Raymond Della Vella
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