Welcome,

Class of 2024, our 57th Graduating Class,

to the Ranks of Alumni

62 boys / 58 girls pushes graduates total across 8,000

Incoming Class of '28 tally stands at 68 girls / 62 boys

Year End Appeal

is

Another Challenge

While this headline may read like another hurdle to be overcome, it really is meant to convey that yet another generous alumnus has come forward to offer another sizable gift opportunity. That is, for the third time this year, a third generous alum has offered a Match Challenge Gift aimed at motivating as many Hawks as possible to make a gift to Hudson Catholic by our June 30^th fiscal year-end.

All gifts made in June will be doubled in value, up to $15,000 in total, as a means for assuring that we can cross the finish line successfully for our $300,000 goal for this year’s ‘1964: The Fund for Hudson Catholic’.

As you know, this date and this goal are very important components of our operating strategy for the year. Meeting the goal enables us to balance our books for the year, avoid debt, and offer additional tuition assistance to some families who, commit and try as they might, will fall short of meeting their tuition obligations for the year.

To the extent we can rise to our goal with new funds, it will shore up our operating position by avoiding tuition write-offs.

Please give now and give generously for these reasons.

Wall of Honor Celebration

Honors 4 with Athletic Immortality

at Hudson Catholic

Hawk alumni turned out in force to support and honor their classmates and friends being inducted on to The Wall of Honor on Friday, May 17th. And for good reason -- President-Principal Terry Matthews hit it squarely on the head in his introductory remarks, citing all four honorees as even better people than they were athletes, and that is saying something, indeed. Because, boy, were they great on the court, pitch, field, and mat!

First up, Ed Roselle '80, the first wrestler to go on 'The Wall', captured All County, All District, and All State honors with 68 wins and 35 pins in his wrestling career, in addition to playing on the offensive line for the football Hawks. The outpouring for him, with chants of 'Ed-die! Ed-die! reminiscent of his glory days, was heartwarming. Former coaches Ed Agresta and Jerry Caputo on hand lent an extra nice touch for Ed and many others.

Next, it was Reggie Cameron '13, who led the Hawks to the most victories ever recorded in one season (29) with All County, All State, and HCIAL Player of the Year performances. He was unable to attend the event due to obligations to his employer, the New York Knicks, whose season continued to this very night. Reggie managed to join in with taped video remarks that were about the most gracious you could ever want to hear, with many 'thank you's, among them, to Coaches Nick Mariniello and Jamal Slappy, Retired President and Hall of Famer Richard Garibell, all his teammates, his sacrificing mom and dad, and effusive thanks to best friend and teammate Kavon Stewart '13, who Reggie described as dishing off the ball to him for the majority of his 1,700 points over his three-year career as a Hawk.

Kristin Cunning '15 was lauded by Terry Matthews as a person who succeeded, greatly, at everything she attempted. In her first 3 years at Hudson Catholic, she excelled in Basketball and Softball, earning All-County honors in both. In her Senior year, she decided to play Soccer and, of course, earned All-County honors there, too. But her greatest work is that which she has done, does now, and will do -- having worked at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center for five years on the Expert Medical Opinion Team dedicated to helping patients get better treatment options and long-term care. One more highlight for Kristin's evening is that she became the first Legacy Hawk to make it on to 'The Wall', being the daughter of beaming dad, John Cunning '79!

Bobby England '83 was introduced by fellow Wall member and his varsity soccer coach, Hall of Famer John Cruitt, as a supremely talented Hawk who played in goal for two years because we needed a Keeper, then got turned loose to play upfront in his junior year, then moved back to midfield in his senior season in order to anchor both the offense and defense. In the process, he led 'a dominant' 1982 Hawk squad to their very first Hudson County Championship in what also turned out to be an All County season for him.

The Rocky Pope Gym was filled with 200+ people in what attendees described as a truly first class event. Kudos go out to Ms. Jill Cypher, Director of Special Events, for organizing, with great assist for the technical segments and showmanship of Hall of Famer Larry Basinski '70 and his able assistant, Frank Martineau '75, on behalf of the Hudson Catholic Alumni Association. Jill received great support from Jenine D'Addetta of the Advancement Office, and volunteers Brianne Brown '20 and Nicole Acanto '21.

Kristin Cunning '15 and

dad, John Cunning '79

Reggie Cameron '1

of the New York Knicks

Former Head Softball Coach Jenna DeBari, former Assistant Coach Grace Rodriguez, Kristin Cunning '15, Terry Matthews, and Softball Hawks, Elizabeth Moyeno '17 and Miyoski Suarez '17.

With Eddie Roselle '80 out front, he is surrounded by ‘his guys’, Sebastian D’Amico ‘81, John Nastasi ’81, John Baratta '81, George Isabella ’82, and Albert Anton ‘79.

Team England: cousin John Carlo '84, Wall of Honor inductee Bobby England '83, brother Joe England, and Tom Tornatore '85.

Legacy Hawk Support. There for John Cunning '79, 2nd from right, were John Baratta '81, Albert Anton '79, and Bill McGrath '79.

The Tommy Shine ('78) Foundation, so supportive of Hudson Catholic students for so many years, was out in force for the event. L. to R., are Charles Balesteri '77, Stan Tyminski, Bob England '83, Joe England, Doug Gordon '78, and Frank Grom.

Note to Kristin, Reggie, Eddie, and Bobby

Your banners are up on 'The Wall'

Come see them for yourself!

Message From The Prez

Last week we graduated 120 young men and women in the Class of 2024. Each year, I speak to the graduates before they leave.The day before Graduation, Mrs. Barbi reminded me that this was, for most of our graduates, the first real graduation ceremony they’ve had since kindergarten. That’s right! Most schools didn’t have group events like graduations back in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic raged across the United States. It made me stop and think and look at this class with renewed admiration. What a resilient bunch of students! 

In my address to the students, I said, “You went from no graduation to starting your high school careers wearing masks. The upside is that you’re probably the first class that can recognize each other just by your eyes. But amazingly, you figured it out on your own. We adults were counting the number of kids at lunch tables and measuring the proper distances between desks in classrooms, and you were figuring out how to close those distances, both literally and figuratively. You managed to bond despite the world’s attempt to prevent it. And that ability to find a way. To make it happen. To push through. To create relationships in the midst of chaos is going to serve you well in the years to come.”

I am quite certain that the Class of 2024 is going to do wondrous things. The Hawks Nest is a place where students of all backgrounds come together and then grow together. They have navigated a tumultuous four years and have come out on top. This class modeled the valuable Lasallian lessons of caring for others in a time when interpersonal relationships were actually discouraged. The reality is that the power of Hudson Catholic and its community was more than even the worst pandemic in 100 years could handle. Hawks fly high…no matter what.

Saturday, June 15

Click on the image for details & tickets

Monday, June 17

Click on the image to register or sponsor

Sunday, June 28

Last Day to Submit

Suggestions for Hall of Fame Candidates

to advancement@hudsoncatholic.org

Saturday, August 17

4th annual summer get-together in Belmar

at The Friendly Sons of the Shillelagh Club, 16th Avenue -- 3pm

Inflation Buster! Same price since '21; a mere $85 for bar, hot buffet

Click on the logo to register and pay

Saturday, October 26

SAVE THE DATE

Hollander Hotel, St. Petersburg

Same site as last year

Reunion Reminders

1974 Planning Well Underway

Contact David Carbone '74 at

dcarbonephd@msn.com

1999 / 2014,

it's getting late!

Contact Jill Cypher at jcypher@hudsoncatholic.org

to express interest in having / helping with your class reunion

Hawk Happenings

Excelling Hawk Scholars Honored

by St. Peter's University

Senior Katherine Villaver Wins SPU Shanahan Medal

Denoting Highest GPA among Associate Degree grads,

making it back-to-back years for Hawk honors

Word came to Hudson Catholic on May 8th that The Shanahan Medal, named in honor of Rev. James J. Shanahan, former President of SPU, would be awarded to our Valedictorian, Senior Katherine Villaver, who is the graduate in the Associate Degree Program in the School of Professional Studies having the highest general average throughout her degree studies. Katherine will be attending Rutgers University in the fall, on a Dean's Promise Academic Scholarship. Last year's Shanahan Medal winner was Aidan Marmorato, who is attending SPU. This year, 12 Hawks were conferred with Associate of Arts degrees at SPU Commencement on May 17th, making it 63 in the past four years.

Senior Cale Sagun

Awarded SPU Presidential Scholarship

Senior Cale Sagun, A.S., our Salutatorian, has been awarded the Presidential Scholarship for full tuition by SPU, which annually goes to a top performer in the HC-SPU Dual Enrollment Program.

Celebrating Our Dear Faculty

After 19 years of teaching at Hudson Catholic, beloved Science Faculty member Anna Schreiber has decided to retire at the end of this school year. Anna first affiliated with Hudson Catholic when son Nick Lucci '04 entered in 2000 and #2 son Anthony Lucci '08 enrolled in 2004. She became a 'football mom', providing pre-game meals for the team, and a 'wrestling mom' who was there with goodies and snacks for the boys following weigh-ins, and went on to active membership in the Mother's Guild, including as VP and President. She came on to Faculty in 2005, teaching Science, primarily Physics. Over the years, she moderated the Lasallian Youth, and the Environmental and Cooking Clubs, and coached Tennis and Bowling, claiming a State Title in Bowling 2016. While we wish Anna a wonderful retirement, we have a strong feeling we will continue to see her around the campus and in the Hudson Catholic community. THANK YOU, ANNA!

President-Principal Terry Matthews, in announcing Anna’s retirement, said: "Anna is going to be missed here at 790 Bergen Ave. Not only has she been an incredible educator, but she has been an even better ambassador for Hudson Catholic, sending both sons to Hudson Catholic, providing service with the Mothers Club, and was instrumental in raising money for the students. Anna represents the very best of Hudson Catholic."

We are also delighted to announce a Faculty milestone and congratulate Mr. Phil Gazzale, already a member of the Hudson Catholic Hall of Fame (2007), on the completion of his 50th year of service to Hudson Catholic, easily the longest such tenure in the history of our school! And the great news is that 'Phil' intends to return to campus in the fall for his 51st campaign, teaching Biology and Honors Biology, and plans to enjoy every minute of it! THANK YOU, PHIL!

The College Acceptances Among Our Senior Class Speak for Themselves

Commitment Ceremony Held to Honor Hawks Attending College on Athletic Scholarship

(Volleyball, Rugby, Soccer, Football, Baseball)

Theatre Program is Soaring

Under the leadership of Assistant Principal Sarah Degnan-Barbi, and Ms. Erin Drennan-Eckel, the Hawk Theatre Program continues to take substantial steps in its productions on The Jack Campion Stage at Hudson Catholic, in establishing its actors as bona fide talents, and in building a pipeline of interest in grammar school age students for ultimate enrollment at The Home of The Hawks.

The Director of Admissions for the New York Conservatory for the Dramatic Arts selected Into the Woods as a rising star production, and having attended the performance, made scholarship offers to several of our actors. Following our opening night performance, three players were accepted into the Conservatory's 2-year degree program and were offered a total of $35,000 in annual scholarships -- Alex Mejia: $15,000; Ashley Batista: $10,000; and Alejandro Diaz: $10,000, all per year. Alejandro is only in the 10th grade, but the Director was so impressed with his talent that he offered him the acceptance. There is a chance his scholarship offer will increase as he continues to perform.

Additionally, seven performers received acceptance and a $1,000 scholarship to the 4-week summer Acting Intensive Workshop in New York City. They are: Krystal Council, Peyton Morgan, Olivia Morgan, Jadyra Amaya Garcia, Julia Ortiz, Luke Mullins (grandson of Bruce Bock ’75), and Abigail Degnan (daughter of Fred Barbi ’86), whose admission is deferred until she is 14. The Director will be returning to see these students perform next year, at which point they will be considered for scholarships to the 2-year degree program.

In total, our production of Into The Woods earned our students $77,000 in scholarship money, all due to their truly professional and outstanding performances!

Our New York Conservatory Scholarship Winners

Jadyra Amaya Garcia, $1,000. Olivia Morgan, $1,000. Julia Leigh Ortiz, $1,000. Alex Mejia $15,000, Ashley Batista, $10,000. Alejandro Diaz, $10,000. Krystal Council, $1,000. Peyton Morgan, $1,000.

Abigail Degnan, daughter of Frederick Barbi '86, and Luke Mullins, grandson of Bruce Bock '75, were each awarded $1,000.

Thespian Recognition

2024 brings with it inductions into Hudson Catholic's inaugural chapter of the International Thespian Society, the only theatre honor society for middle and high school students in the United States. The Society recognizes, rewards, and encourages student achievement and celebrates the work of students in all aspects of theatre performance and production. To qualify for membership, students must be involved in two productions - musical or drama - consisting of performance, stage crew, tech crew, or front of the house/publicity crew, and they must do so yearly in order to maintain their membership over the course of their high school years. The troupe's leaders are Mrs. Sarah Degnan-Barbi and Mrs. Erin Drennan-Eckel. Thirty Hawks are eligible for the inaugural chapter: 16 for Performance, seven for Production, and seven for Stage & Tech Crew, among seven Seniors, 12 Juniors, and 11 Sophomores.

Summer Stock

Summer Theatre returns to Hudson Catholic, this year running from July 1st to the 25th (Mondays through Thursdays, 12-3pm), culminating in a production of Disney's Moana on July 26th. The program is open to students entering grades 4 through 8. Cost is $175 for the full program. Contact sbarbi@hudsoncatholic.org for more information.

Hawk Walk Tradition Continues

The Hawk Walk-a-thon has morphed into a school-wide Field Day. The route travels Glenwood Avenue down to Kennedy Boulevard, over to Lincoln Park, and down to the enclosed field. After a couple of hours playing games, the Hawks retrace the route back to the Nest and lunch for all. The Field Day is a fabulous bonding event and raises the profile of the school within the community.

Hawk Pride

We are proud of our school's history.

The straight line that runs through it is

top quality education,

traditions built by the student body,

and affinity for 'Hudson' that lasts a lifetime

Alumni Spotlight

Leadership, Service, Achievements

(and occasional whimsy)

Swoosh! Kayla Beckford '22 has started a new position as 'Athlete' at Nike, while a third-year Economics Major at Rutgers. She is interested in seeking out a part-time internship in the business and finance areas. Those with such an opportunity can find her on linkedin.

Heard Thundering. 6'1" basketballer Adiana Pacheco '21 is a JUCO transfer from Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) to the Thundering Herd of Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia. Prior to CCBC, she played one season with the Niagara University Purple Eagles.

Call her Lieutenant. Weeshamar Senatus '19 graduated West Point Academy and was commissioned into the the United Stats Army as a Second Lieutenant. 'Weesh', who is believed to be the very first Hawk graduate of the West Point Military Academy, is pictured with very proud mom, Marleine Senatus. At the same time, we are proud of, and humbled by, these two women.



Honing his crafts. Jonathon Prosdocimi '13 is a comedian, artist, writer and craftsman. Professionally, he goes by the name of Noel Gold, owns Bowties Fantastic Food and Beverage Company in Jersey City, and is the creator of Noel Tells All and Pixel Llama Heroes YouTube channels. He bills himself as an artist who works with multiple art forms and multimedia styles, a comedian and entertainer, and a hands-on craftsman with experience in the sciences and culinary arts.



Coaching the Coaches. Max Dubane '05 is a Senior Manager in Coach Development with the New York Red Bulls professional soccer organization and has served in a variety of roles for the past 12 years, in Harrison, NJ.



From the Left Coast. Davian Rima '05 is a systems, software, and science enthusiast who is self-employed in San Diego. He served our country for 13 years as a member of the United States Marine Corp, including roles in systems integration management and satellite communications support.

For Congress. Legacy Hawk John J. Flora ’97 is the candidate for the 10th Congressional District that includes Hudson Catholic, in a special Democratic primary on July 16th (General Election Sept. 18th, and again, for a full term, on Nov. 5th), to fill the unexpired term of the late Rep. Donald Payne, Jr. He is the son of his campaign manager, John Flora, Sr. ’69. John ‘97 was also a congressional candidate in 2020. More importantly, he is an award-winning educator, serving nearly two decades in the Jersey City Public School system as a STEAM (STEM plus Arts) teacher and is three-times nominated for a Grammy Music Educator Award. Teacher of the Year at School 7, he holds graduate degrees from George Washington University and Columbia University in Political Management and Education Policy, respectively. And we are adding John to our Library of Hawks, found at https://hudsoncatholic.org/library-of-hawks for his self-published autobiographical The Second Renaissance about the current technological period and how it is defined by self-reliance and creativity. Find info about the election, a district map, and John’s background and platform at

http://www.flora4congress.com. John is aiming to become our first Congressional Hawk.

Financial Crime Strategist & Former DOJ Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Eastern District of New York, John Caruso ’84 is a Principal in Forensic Services at KPMG for the past ten years.

Mark Kahrer ’79, SVP of Regulatory Affairs at New Jersey Natural Gas, has passed the gavel and is the outgoing Chairman of the New Jersey Utilities Authority, a 100-year old Association that aims to shape practical. pragmatic policies to ensure all New Jerseyans have access to safe, reliable, and resilient electric, gas, water, wastewater and telecom services at the lowest possible cost.

Visual Effects Artist Phil Carbonaro ’75 wrote to say: “It’s been a long year for the entertainment industry. The writers and actors strike finally came to an end. Nothing happens until a script is written and produced. Work is just now beginning to trickle down to post-production. Just finished work on a Mel Gibson film and I'm just about to begin the latest season of Bosch Legacy.”

Full Speed Ahead to Asbury Park. Leo Boice '70

Hawk Get-Togethers

Huddling at an Incoming Freshman Event were Javier Herquinigo '19 and Class Valedictorian, Mr. Frank McGady, Faculty, and Mr. Bryant Truong '19, Faculty and Javier's classmate.

Calling the shots in a youth basketball game are

'75 Classmates Rich Moschel and Vic Pianese

Catching Up with the Christian Brothers

Brother Joe Grabenstein,

LaSalle College Archivist, Retires

We’d like to extend our well wishes to long-time and valued friend to Hudson Catholic, Brother Joseph Grabenstein, FSC, who is soon to retire from his position as Archivist for the Christian Brothers Legacy Baltimore District and Co-Archivist for the District of Eastern North America De La Salle Christian Brothers, resident at LaSalle University.

Brother Joe, while not having served at Hudson Catholic, did serve Hudson Catholic, treating us as one of his own by rolling out the welcome mat on the Philadelphia campus, touring us through the archives, and often performing research and contributing material for publication in Building The Legacy, as well as performing frequent fact-checking to ensure accuracy of information conveyed to the Hawk community in this communication.

We look forward to continuing the relationship with Brother Joe’s successor, Mr. Alex Palma, and wish Brother Joe a joyful retirement.

RIP, Tom Gaynor, Sr., 1935-2024

Varsity Basketball Coach, 1967-1971

Hudson County Sports Hall of Fame, 2021

Coach Tom Gaynor, pictured with his 1970-71 Hawk basketball squad

When Hawk Baseball Won A

State Title in Hudson’s 50^th Year

Our baseball Hawks have always waged competitive and successful campaigns. But for perspective about how competitive high school baseball has always been in Hudson County and New Jersey, it is useful to look back upon some important firsts in our program’s history.

The 1974 team led by All County players Jim Spanarkel ‘75 and Pete Morales ‘74, were the first Hawk team to capture the South Hudson Division title (with the first 20-win season in school history) and move on to the County Championship game, bowing 1-0 to Memorial. (The '75 and '77 Hawk teams repeated the South Division championships only to falter in the County Title games.)

Ten years after, the 1984 squad won our first County title. That team featured Wall of Honor member John Furch ‘85, who received All County honors, as did Pat Rey '85, John Bean '86, Richie Flynn '84, Marshall O'Keefe '85, and Kaz Szulc '84, along with John Curry '85, Steve Novello '84, and Tom Bertolini '85.

Thirty years after that, led by All County and All State Brandon Pilovsky ‘14 and coached by former All State Hawk, Alberto Vasquez ’99, the Hawks captured the school’s first, and only State Championship! The roster, consisting of All County players Matt Falotico ‘14 and Chris Garcia ‘15, along with Victor Guzman ’14, Mike Simone ’14, Matt Bolger ’14, Michael Albunia ’14, Ralph Mena ’14. Jonathan Rivera ‘14, Kevin Suarez ’14, Mike Feinstein ’15, Rob Shivers ’15, Michael Kiel ’16, Joseph Albunia ’16, Mike Trice ‘16, Gabe Tosado ’17, and Andrew Troya ‘17, finished with a season record of 21-7, bowing in the quarterfinals of the Hudson County Tournament to Kearny, but forging on to the Non Public Group B State Title with a 7-0 win over St. Joseph’s of Hammonton behind a two-hit Pilovsky masterpiece on the same day the seniors received their diplomas at morning Graduation!

Pilovsky, who attended Hudson Catholic for only two years, managed to make a great impact on varsity baseball, before moving on to NJIT Baseball. In pitching 137 innings, he whiffed 186 batters, amassed a 16-5 won-loss record, and boasted a stingy 1.07 Earned Run Average, which earned him the HCIAL Pitcher of the Year award in 2014, First Team All County honors in 2013 and 2014, and Second Team All-State honors in 2014. Coach Vasquez, meanwhile, came away with the HCIAL Coach of the Year Award.

Blast From The Past

The accompanying photo taken from a Hawk Yearbook of long ago (for context of the time period, see the wall photo of the Pope of that time), captures front office personnel at work. Drop a note to advancement@hudsoncatholic.org to help us identify these ladies and that Pope!

Readers Respond

The Legend Continues

Bill Mykytka ’77 took exception to our explanation of the origin of the Faa’s nickname, as follows:

“[Mike Perchun] Perch’s memory is failing him! The Faa got his nickname in Chinatown but at 69 Bayard Street (New Ling Ho). The owner, Kevin, asked Eddie his name, to which he replied, “Eddie Ford.” Kevin mispronounced Ford and said, “Oh, Eddie Faa!” Ron Steinmetz (“Stymie”) was with him and continued to call him Eddie Faa, Uncle Faa, Faa, and finally, ‘The Faa!’ Faa, Tommy Shine '78, and me used to go back to the scene of the crime and owner, Kevin, was always happy to welcome back, “Eddie Faa!”

Korrections Korner

An apology is offered to Joe Slota '72 for our failure to identify him in last issue's photo of alumni returning to The Nest for Career Day.

In a Memorial Day distribution to the Hudson Catholic community, paying tribute to our fallen Hawk heroes, Marlon Jackson '97 and William 'Billy' Neil '87, we incorrectly listed Billy as '97 below his photo, although managed to get '87 right in the letter. We sincerely regret that error in such a solemn communication.

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Words of Wisdom

On wearing the uniform: “Wherever you go. You represent your family. Where you are from. You belong to something bigger than you.”

                -- Former Duke U. Coach Mike Krzyzewsk

"What a blessing it is to make your parents proud, to change the trajectory of your family."

-- Portia Mogale, Managing Executive for Human Capital at Sanlam Corporate

Requiescant in Pace

Vita Mutatur Non Tollitur

(Life is changed, not ended)

_______________________________

Robert Coghlan '68

Pioneer Hawk, Legacy Hawk, and father of Ryan Coghlan '98

John T. Ryan III '77,

brother of the late Mike 'Mooney' Ryan '83

Rasheed Wallace '18

Mr. James Masker, former Faculty,

father of Kathleen Masker Hennessey, Faculty

Gary Giordano,

father of Gary Giordano '05

Michael Lynch,

father-in-law of Nick Lucci '04

Mary Lou Werts,

mother of Matthew Hawk '93

Theresa Imelda Casey Zachowski,

mother of Sigmund '73, Edward '77, and Michael '78

___________________________________________

Will be remembered in the annual

Alumni Mass of Remembrance

on November 3rd, 2024

The Office of Advancement ~ Gary, Jill & Jenine

201-332-5970 x118

Advancement@hudsoncatholic.org ~ OR ~ gary.ferrari@hudsoncatholic.org

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