We would like to extend special recognition to R. J. Perciavalle, our Valedictorian, and Katherine Pioszak, our Salutatorian.
The Graduates of the Class of 2014
| Caroline Elizabeth Agnew Destiny Marie Aplin Michael Arato, III Brooke Anne Baptiste Casey M. Bauer Cassandra Bell Liam Kenneth Bracken Brianna Yvonne Brand Yujin Cho Amy Lynn Cibulas Gerald Paul Cigarran, II Andrew Thaddeus Duncan Jacob F. Fares David Joseph Gibson Cassandra Christine Grady Brittany Ann Hamlett Julie Elizabeth Hanlon Marisa Leigh Hasara |
Joshua Scott Hess Aileen Caitlin Hnatiuk Natalie Anne Holbrook Britton Gregory Janning Bobby Jiang Zachary Merch Kampsen Sarah Kyle Yadi Liu Jorge Leopoldo Macho Lily Lynn McAvoy Elora Nicole Mejias Catherine Elizabeth Merrill Sara Marie Morrison Desiree’ Michelle Nathe Jamie Erin O’Rourke Russell L. Perciavalle, Jr. Katherine Olivia Pioszak |
Jacob Anthony Pisani Zheng’en Quan Run Si James Alexander Stafford Sarah Anna Stalter Sydney Lynn Sullivan Emily Tran Nicholas Gerard Varisco Anthony Nicholas Vascimini Michael Joseph Vascimini, Jr. Rachel Lynn Verscharen Rickelle Marie Vetzel Laura Elizabeth Vien TaylorRose Lucia Walsh Christopher Blake Wesdock Samuel Joseph Whyel, Jr. Kexin Yue Kamran Zafar |
Three ideas: Go, do not be afraid, and serve. Go, do not be afraid, and serve. If you follow these three ideas, you will experience that the one who evangelizes is evangelized, the one who transmits the joy of faith receives more joy. Dear young friends, as you return to your homes, do not be afraid to be generous with Christ, to bear witness to his Gospel. In the first Reading, when God sends the prophet Jeremiah, he gives him the power to “pluck up and to break down, to destroy and to overthrow, to build and to plant” (1:10). It is the same for you. Bringing the Gospel is bringing God’s power to pluck up and break down evil and violence, to destroy and overthrow the barriers of selfishness, intolerance and hatred, so as to build a new world. – Pope Francis to the youth at World Youth Day 2013
“Go back?” he thought. “No good at all! Go sideways? Impossible! Go forward? Only thing to do! On we go!” So up he got, and trotted along with his little sword held in front of him and one hand feeling the wall, and his heart all of a patter and a pitter.” ― J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit
