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16th Induction Banquet
Friday, November 4, 2011
The Fiesta
Wood-Ridge, New Jersey
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Saint Mary
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ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
“Fame is the perfume of heroic deeds” (Socrates)
“Fame is the perfume of heroic deeds” (Socrates)
Mr. Roy J. Corso
Principal
rcorso@stmaryhs.org
www.stmaryhs.org
Congratulations to all the new inductees into Saint Mary High School Hall of Fame. As the
principal of the high school, and a former coach and athlete, I can appreciate the dedication and
hard work associated with success in any sport. As a member of the Saint Mary community, I
have witnessed firsthand the importance of this rich tradition. This has certainly contributed to
the exemplary work ethic of our current student athletes that walk the halls of the high school.
Your extraordinary leadership, occasionally under difficult conditions, is the model that the
present generation of athletes follows.
Congratulations to all the new inductees into Saint Mary High School Hall of Fame. As the
principal of the high school, and a former coach and athlete, I can appreciate the dedication and
hard work associated with success in any sport. As a member of the Saint Mary community, I
have witnessed firsthand the importance of this rich tradition. This has certainly contributed to
the exemplary work ethic of our current student athletes that walk the halls of the high school.
Your extraordinary leadership, occasionally under difficult conditions, is the model that the
present generation of athletes follows.
In today’s society, fame takes on many faces and many shapes. Professional athletes and
celebrities do not always exemplify the qualities we value. “Fame is no sure test of merit, but
only a probability of such, it is an accident, not a property of man.”(Carlyle) Positive role models
are precious commodities often missing in our students’ lives. It is this need that validates the
importance of your induction into our Hall of Fame. As you are honored, it is important to reflect
and understand that success is based upon the support of many; the support you received from
your parents and family and the support you received from your teammates. Remember the
wisdom and guidance of the coaches, who spent hours inspiring you to succeed at the highest
level; these were your building blocks.
In today’s society, fame takes on many faces and many shapes. Professional athletes and
celebrities do not always exemplify the qualities we value. “Fame is no sure test of merit, but
only a probability of such, it is an accident, not a property of man.”(Carlyle) Positive role models
are precious commodities often missing in our students’ lives. It is this need that validates the
importance of your induction into our Hall of Fame. As you are honored, it is important to reflect
and understand that success is based upon the support of many; the support you received from
your parents and family and the support you received from your teammates. Remember the
wisdom and guidance of the coaches, who spent hours inspiring you to succeed at the highest
level; these were your building blocks.
Once again, I congratulate you for your extraordinary leadership, outstanding accomplishments,
competitive spirit, focus and dedication while a student at Saint Mary High School. You have left
an indelible mark and legacy for the present and future generation of students.
Once again, I congratulate you for your extraordinary leadership, outstanding accomplishments,
competitive spirit, focus and dedication while a student at Saint Mary High School. You have left
an indelible mark and legacy for the present and future generation of students.
“No true and permanent fame can be founded except in labors which promote the happiness of
mankind.”(Charles Sumner)
“No true and permanent fame can be founded except in labors which promote the happiness of
mankind.”(Charles Sumner)
Sincerely,
Roy J. Corso
Principal
Sincerely,
Roy J. Corso
Principal
The Leaders of tomorrow attend Saint Mary High School today.
The Leaders of tomorrow attend Saint Mary High School today.
St. Mary Alumni Association
Hall of Fame Committee
St. Mary Alumni Association
Hall of Fame Committee
The St. Mary Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is very honored to welcome you to its
16th Induction Banquet. It will be difficult to surpass the success of our last Banquet, but
many months of hard work have gone into preparing tonight’s festivities.
The St. Mary Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is very honored to welcome you to its
16th Induction Banquet. It will be difficult to surpass the success of our last Banquet, but
many months of hard work have gone into preparing tonight’s festivities.
After the outpouring of goodwill produced at the last Banquet, the Hall of Fame
Committee went back to work on nominating candidates from each decade of the school’s
history. Dozens of hours were spent reviewing articles in the local newspapers detailing
the athletic exploits of the candidates. The actual voting on tonight’s inductees was
preceded by the presentation of written and oral biographies on each of the candidates
nominated by each Decade Group. By subjecting the candidates to this “crucible” of
scrutiny, we believe that we have found an illustrious group of Inductees.
After the outpouring of goodwill produced at the last Banquet, the Hall of Fame
Committee went back to work on nominating candidates from each decade of the school’s
history. Dozens of hours were spent reviewing articles in the local newspapers detailing
the athletic exploits of the candidates. The actual voting on tonight’s inductees was
preceded by the presentation of written and oral biographies on each of the candidates
nominated by each Decade Group. By subjecting the candidates to this “crucible” of
scrutiny, we believe that we have found an illustrious group of Inductees.
The work of the Hall of Fame Committee goes on throughout the entire year, and we
welcome comments, suggestions and recommendations of interested Alumni and friends.
The work of the Hall of Fame Committee goes on throughout the entire year, and we
welcome comments, suggestions and recommendations of interested Alumni and friends.
St. Mary Alumni Association and its Athletic Hall of Fame extend their warm
congratulations to this years Inductees, and wish them and their families continued
happiness and good fortune.
St. Mary Alumni Association and its Athletic Hall of Fame extend their warm
congratulations to this years Inductees, and wish them and their families continued
happiness and good fortune.
Very Truly Yours,
Very Truly Yours,
St. Mary Athletic Hall of Fame Committee
St. Mary Athletic Hall of Fame Committee
Committee Members
Committee Members
Mike Sheridan ‘77, Alumni Director
Brian Higgins ‘72, Chairman
Jim Kelly ‘62, Vice Chairman
Mark Giordano ‘77, Secretary
Jack Gillooly ‘48
Bob Jones ‘54
Jerry Frain, ‘55
Rich Vuyosevich ‘68
Valerie Esposito ‘99
Jessica Pounds ‘99
64 Chestnut Street • Rutherford, New Jersey 07070 • (201) 933-5220 Ext. 270
Mike Sheridan ‘77, Alumni Director
Brian Higgins ‘72, Chairman
Jim Kelly ‘62, Vice Chairman
Mark Giordano ‘77, Secretary
Jack Gillooly ‘48
Bob Jones ‘54
Jerry Frain, ‘55
Rich Vuyosevich ‘68
Valerie Esposito ‘99
Jessica Pounds ‘99
64 Chestnut Street • Rutherford, New Jersey 07070 • (201) 933-5220 Ext. 270
Congratulations to
the 2011 Inductees!
Congratulations to
the 2011 Inductees!
From
From
CHRIS & ADAM KLYS ‘53
CHRIS & ADAM KLYS ‘53
AND
AND
THE LIEBRECHT FAMILY
BARBARA, DONALD
ALEXANDER & BRIAN
THE LIEBRECHT FAMILY
BARBARA, DONALD
ALEXANDER & BRIAN
G O G A ELS!
G O G A ELS!
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
Walk of Fame
Walk of Fame
Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Master of Ceremonies
Jim Kelly ’62, Master of Ceremonies
Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Master of Ceremonies
Jim Kelly ’62, Master of Ceremonies
Invocation
Invocation
Presentations
Presentations
Patrick McNeilly ’81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
Patrick McNeilly ’81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
Bill Stonis, Coach Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Kelly ’62, Presenter
Bill Stonis, Coach Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Kelly ’62, Presenter
1935 State Championship Basketball Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Kelly ’62, Presenter
1935 State Championship Basketball Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Kelly ’62, Presenter
Dinner
Dinner
Presentations
Presentations
Tom Lewis ’93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Kelly ’62, Presenter
Tom Lewis ’93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Kelly ’62, Presenter
Le’Var Starr ’01. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Kelly ’62, Presenter
Le’Var Starr ’01. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jim Kelly ’62, Presenter
Diana Auteri ’00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
Diana Auteri ’00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
Rich Mariano ’72. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
Rich Mariano ’72. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
1990 State Sectional Championship Softball Team . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
1990 State Sectional Championship Softball Team . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
Special Recognition Award
Special Recognition Award
1961 State Championship Football Team. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
1961 State Championship Football Team. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Presenter
Closing Remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Master of Ceremonies
Closing Remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian Higgins ’72, Master of Ceremonies
In
Memory of
Mom & Pop Jones
In
Memory of
Mom & Pop Jones
BOB JONES, Class of ‘54
JACK JONES, Class of ‘56
KEVIN JONES, Class of ‘59
BOB JONES, Class of ‘54
JACK JONES, Class of ‘56
KEVIN JONES, Class of ‘59
SAINT MARY HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME 2011 INDUCTEES
ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME 2011 INDUCTEES
Patrick McNeilly – 1981
Patrick McNeilly – 1981
Patrick McNeilly was a versatile, gifted track performer in the transitional years from the
1970’s to the 1980’s.. After three decades, Patrick still owns the school record of 1:58 in the
800 meters, which effort made him a State Champion in his junior track season. During his
career, our inductee was a man for all races and events, although the 800 meters was his
premier distance. He has happy memories of stunning “come from behind” wins on leans
at the tape in the 4x400 event in a dual meet against Neumann Prep and in the 800 meters
leg of the sprint relay at the Don Bosco relays. When the team really needed him, Patrick
high-jumped, threw the javelin, ran the 1500 meters and even pranced through the mile
walk event. His versatility shone through at the Bergen County Demi-Decathlon, where he
did well in the 100 meters, 1500 meters and high jump, and held his own in the high
hurdles and shot put. Patrick captioned the Gaels track squad in his senior year.
Patrick McNeilly was a versatile, gifted track performer in the transitional years from the
1970’s to the 1980’s.. After three decades, Patrick still owns the school record of 1:58 in the
800 meters, which effort made him a State Champion in his junior track season. During his
career, our inductee was a man for all races and events, although the 800 meters was his
premier distance. He has happy memories of stunning “come from behind” wins on leans
at the tape in the 4x400 event in a dual meet against Neumann Prep and in the 800 meters
leg of the sprint relay at the Don Bosco relays. When the team really needed him, Patrick
high-jumped, threw the javelin, ran the 1500 meters and even pranced through the mile
walk event. His versatility shone through at the Bergen County Demi-Decathlon, where he
did well in the 100 meters, 1500 meters and high jump, and held his own in the high
hurdles and shot put. Patrick captioned the Gaels track squad in his senior year.
Patrick also has fond memories of cross-country races in the Small Schools Invitational, where St. Mary’s won its first cross
country trophy, and in the Kinny Cross County Championship at Van Cortland Park in the Bronx. Patrick also led the crosscountry contingent as captain in his Junior and Senior years.
Patrick also has fond memories of cross-country races in the Small Schools Invitational, where St. Mary’s won its first cross
country trophy, and in the Kinny Cross County Championship at Van Cortland Park in the Bronx. Patrick also led the crosscountry contingent as captain in his Junior and Senior years.
After St. Mary’s, our inductee has enjoyed a diverse and distinguished educational and work career. Patrick trained to be a
registered pharmacist at Rutgers College of Pharmacy, and received his doctoral degree in medicinal chemistry from the
University of Maryland, School of Pharmacy. Our inductee is a commissioned officer of the U.S. Public Health Service and
has over twenty years of government service and experience. He joined the FDA in May, 2011, and currently serves as
Acting Branch Chief of the Human Subject Protection Branch in the Office of Compliance at FDA’s Center for Drug
Evaluation and Research. He is specifically responsible for overseeing compliance programs related to Institutional Review
Boards and Radioactive Drug Research Committees.
After St. Mary’s, our inductee has enjoyed a diverse and distinguished educational and work career. Patrick trained to be a
registered pharmacist at Rutgers College of Pharmacy, and received his doctoral degree in medicinal chemistry from the
University of Maryland, School of Pharmacy. Our inductee is a commissioned officer of the U.S. Public Health Service and
has over twenty years of government service and experience. He joined the FDA in May, 2011, and currently serves as
Acting Branch Chief of the Human Subject Protection Branch in the Office of Compliance at FDA’s Center for Drug
Evaluation and Research. He is specifically responsible for overseeing compliance programs related to Institutional Review
Boards and Radioactive Drug Research Committees.
Patrick’s wife, Erica, also works in the area of rare diseases at the FDA. Patrick and Erica are the proud parents of Brian (age
19), who is a sophomore at American University in Washington, D.C., and Katie (age 16), who attends Quince Orchard High
School in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
Patrick’s wife, Erica, also works in the area of rare diseases at the FDA. Patrick and Erica are the proud parents of Brian (age
19), who is a sophomore at American University in Washington, D.C., and Katie (age 16), who attends Quince Orchard High
School in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
Bill Stonis – Coach Award
Bill Stonis – Coach Award
St. Mary’s was blessed to have this distinguished educator and coach on its staff for
five years from 1977 to 1981. During those years, Bill served as head football and
baseball coach and Supervisor of Athletics at St. Mary’s and left an indelible
impression on the young people he coached. Our inductee led the football and
baseball squads to Conference Championships in 1979 and 1980 and to a stirring
football State Championship in 1980. In recognition of these accomplishments, Mr.
Stonis won the Coach of the Year award in both sports in 1979 and 1980.
St. Mary’s was blessed to have this distinguished educator and coach on its staff for
five years from 1977 to 1981. During those years, Bill served as head football and
baseball coach and Supervisor of Athletics at St. Mary’s and left an indelible
impression on the young people he coached. Our inductee led the football and
baseball squads to Conference Championships in 1979 and 1980 and to a stirring
football State Championship in 1980. In recognition of these accomplishments, Mr.
Stonis won the Coach of the Year award in both sports in 1979 and 1980.
Our inductee has an impressive coaching resume in high school and college football
and baseball, serving as head coach or position coach at Gloucester Catholic High
School, Kearny High School, Paul VI High School in Haddonfield, West Deptford High
School, and Lower Cape May High School, as well as at Glassboro State College, Neumann University and
Burlington State College. At the high school level, Bill amassed a record of 159-49 with four state championships in
baseball, and a record of 54-35-2 in football with one state championship and four conference championships.
Our inductee has an impressive coaching resume in high school and college football
and baseball, serving as head coach or position coach at Gloucester Catholic High
School, Kearny High School, Paul VI High School in Haddonfield, West Deptford High
School, and Lower Cape May High School, as well as at Glassboro State College, Neumann University and
Burlington State College. At the high school level, Bill amassed a record of 159-49 with four state championships in
baseball, and a record of 54-35-2 in football with one state championship and four conference championships.
During his professional journey, Bill J. Stonis has worn many educational hats, including that of teacher, viceprincipal, Principal, Assistant Superintendent of Schools and Superintendent. He has been the Superintendent of
Schools for the Cumberland Regional High School District since 2008. In addition to his Bachelor of Science
degree, Mr. Stonis achieved the advanced degrees of Masters in Educational Leadership and Ph.D. in Educational
Leadership. He has written several educational articles and has made numerous national and district presentations
focused on evaluating students and advancing student achievement.
During his professional journey, Bill J. Stonis has worn many educational hats, including that of teacher, viceprincipal, Principal, Assistant Superintendent of Schools and Superintendent. He has been the Superintendent of
Schools for the Cumberland Regional High School District since 2008. In addition to his Bachelor of Science
degree, Mr. Stonis achieved the advanced degrees of Masters in Educational Leadership and Ph.D. in Educational
Leadership. He has written several educational articles and has made numerous national and district presentations
focused on evaluating students and advancing student achievement.
Bill and his wife, Cathy reside in Mikleton, NJ. They have two sons, Bill and Stephen.
Bill and his wife, Cathy reside in Mikleton, NJ. They have two sons, Bill and Stephen.
Congratulations to
All the 2011 Hall of Fame
Inductees and Honorees!
Congratulations to
All the 2011 Hall of Fame
Inductees and Honorees!
Special Congrats to: Rich Mariano ‘72
The Great Pete McCabe – 1935 Men’s Basketball
All Members of the 1961 State Championship Football Team
– especially – Coach Nick Cutro; Jim Dull; Carl Dull;
Jim Kelly; Jack Harrington; Joe Fratangelo
Special Congrats to: Rich Mariano ‘72
The Great Pete McCabe – 1935 Men’s Basketball
All Members of the 1961 State Championship Football Team
– especially – Coach Nick Cutro; Jim Dull; Carl Dull;
Jim Kelly; Jack Harrington; Joe Fratangelo
This Hall of Fame class shows the breadth and depth
of the beautiful St Mary’s tradition. May the tradition
continue through the support and enthusiasm of
all the partakers in that special history!
This Hall of Fame class shows the breadth and depth
of the beautiful St Mary’s tradition. May the tradition
continue through the support and enthusiasm of
all the partakers in that special history!
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: THIS JUST IN!!!!
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There will be a guest appearance by Pete Seeger at
the Nov 19th Paxton/McCutcheon/Flemons Wetlands
Preservation concert hosted by the Dull Music Band.
There will be a guest appearance by Pete Seeger at
the Nov 19th Paxton/McCutcheon/Flemons Wetlands
Preservation concert hosted by the Dull Music Band.
William Carlos Williams Center for the Arts, Rutherford
Tix and info at: www.dullmusic.com
William Carlos Williams Center for the Arts, Rutherford
Tix and info at: www.dullmusic.com
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1935 State Championship Basketball Team
1935 State Championship Basketball Team
St. Mary’s 1935 boys basketball team was a group
of excellent athletes coached by an excellent Hall
of Fame coach, Voile Dupes. Their story is a
thrilling, inspirational tale of consistency,
achievement and heroic circumstance. The 1935
hoop squad etched its name in St. Mary’s athletic
history by beating Bayley Ellard to win the Class A
North Jersey Parochial School Championship for
the third year in a row. This impressive win
awarded St. Mary’s permanent possession of that
tournament’s trophy, which is the largest, grandest
trophy ever displayed at St. Mary’s.
St. Mary’s 1935 boys basketball team was a group
of excellent athletes coached by an excellent Hall
of Fame coach, Voile Dupes. Their story is a
thrilling, inspirational tale of consistency,
achievement and heroic circumstance. The 1935
hoop squad etched its name in St. Mary’s athletic
history by beating Bayley Ellard to win the Class A
North Jersey Parochial School Championship for
the third year in a row. This impressive win
awarded St. Mary’s permanent possession of that
tournament’s trophy, which is the largest, grandest
trophy ever displayed at St. Mary’s.
A greater achievement lay ahead for this talented team, however, which was led by Hall of Famers, Phil Sheridan, Sr., Pete
McCabe and Buck Smith. In the Catholic Schools State Championship game played at Rutgers University, the Gaels
traded baskets with a talented, physical squad from St. Peter’s High School in New Brunswick. In the waning minutes of
the final period, the Gaels’ best player and leader, Phil Sheridan, fouled out. Coach Dupes turned to his senior “sixth
man”, Will Shea, who was known as “Specs” Shea in recognition of the prominent athletic goggles which he wore. In a
thrilling display of guts and determination, “Specs” Shea hit the tying basket to put the game into overtime, and then
scored virtually all the points in the extra period to propel St. Mary’s to a stunning State Championship win. The
performance of “Specs” Shea in the 1935 State Championship game is generally regarded as the greatest performance by
a St. Mary’s athlete in a State Championship game, and is a favorite chapter in St. Mary’s folklore.
A greater achievement lay ahead for this talented team, however, which was led by Hall of Famers, Phil Sheridan, Sr., Pete
McCabe and Buck Smith. In the Catholic Schools State Championship game played at Rutgers University, the Gaels
traded baskets with a talented, physical squad from St. Peter’s High School in New Brunswick. In the waning minutes of
the final period, the Gaels’ best player and leader, Phil Sheridan, fouled out. Coach Dupes turned to his senior “sixth
man”, Will Shea, who was known as “Specs” Shea in recognition of the prominent athletic goggles which he wore. In a
thrilling display of guts and determination, “Specs” Shea hit the tying basket to put the game into overtime, and then
scored virtually all the points in the extra period to propel St. Mary’s to a stunning State Championship win. The
performance of “Specs” Shea in the 1935 State Championship game is generally regarded as the greatest performance by
a St. Mary’s athlete in a State Championship game, and is a favorite chapter in St. Mary’s folklore.
Tom Lewis – 1993
Tom Lewis – 1993
Tom Lewis was an outstanding basketball player on the Gaels hoop squad in the early
1990’s. From his center position, our inductee was a ferocious rebounder and defender
who could score from the paint or from the outside. His ability to run the floor also
made him a threat on the fast break. Tom’s strongest athletic attributes were his
consistency and steadiness as a player and team leader.
Tom Lewis was an outstanding basketball player on the Gaels hoop squad in the early
1990’s. From his center position, our inductee was a ferocious rebounder and defender
who could score from the paint or from the outside. His ability to run the floor also
made him a threat on the fast break. Tom’s strongest athletic attributes were his
consistency and steadiness as a player and team leader.
Midway through his sophomore season, our inductee was called up to the varsity,
worked his way into the starting lineup and received All-League , Second Team
recognition. His sophomore season was highlighted by “buzzer beating” winning
buckets against Park Ridge and Bogota. The Gaels finished that 1990/1991 season with a
20-6 record, the best season since 1975.
Midway through his sophomore season, our inductee was called up to the varsity,
worked his way into the starting lineup and received All-League , Second Team
recognition. His sophomore season was highlighted by “buzzer beating” winning
buckets against Park Ridge and Bogota. The Gaels finished that 1990/1991 season with a
20-6 record, the best season since 1975.
Tom’s junior season produced more standout performances, including 17 points against town rival Rutherford, a 14
point effort in a triumph against arch-nemesis Bogota and 12 points in an upset victory against Paramus Catholic. The
Gaels made their first appearance in the Bergen County Jamboree Tournament since 1977 that year due to our
inductee’s spirited play. In the State Tournament, Tom scored 20 points to lead the Gaels past St. Mary’s of Jersey City
and poured in 15 more in a close loss to Roselle Catholic to end the season. Tom achieved All-League, First Team and
All-County Honorable Mention recognition for his junior exploits.
Tom’s junior season produced more standout performances, including 17 points against town rival Rutherford, a 14
point effort in a triumph against arch-nemesis Bogota and 12 points in an upset victory against Paramus Catholic. The
Gaels made their first appearance in the Bergen County Jamboree Tournament since 1977 that year due to our
inductee’s spirited play. In the State Tournament, Tom scored 20 points to lead the Gaels past St. Mary’s of Jersey City
and poured in 15 more in a close loss to Roselle Catholic to end the season. Tom achieved All-League, First Team and
All-County Honorable Mention recognition for his junior exploits.
In his senior season, Tom averaged 16 points and 11 rebounds a game, and is remembered for his standout, “double
double” games against Park Ridge, St. Joseph’s and Bogota. In the County Jamboree, our inductee tallied 20 points
against eventual Jamboree champion, Ramapo. His career high, 25 points, came later that season in a victory over
Wood-Ridge. Tom was named to the All-County, Second Team and All-League, First Team following his senior season.
Tom’s high school basketball career was capped off by being named to the prestigious Bergen/Passaic All-Star Classic,
in which he was only the second St. Mary player to appear. In addition to basketball, Tom also played 2 years of
football and track.
In his senior season, Tom averaged 16 points and 11 rebounds a game, and is remembered for his standout, “double
double” games against Park Ridge, St. Joseph’s and Bogota. In the County Jamboree, our inductee tallied 20 points
against eventual Jamboree champion, Ramapo. His career high, 25 points, came later that season in a victory over
Wood-Ridge. Tom was named to the All-County, Second Team and All-League, First Team following his senior season.
Tom’s high school basketball career was capped off by being named to the prestigious Bergen/Passaic All-Star Classic,
in which he was only the second St. Mary player to appear. In addition to basketball, Tom also played 2 years of
football and track.
After graduation Tom continued his basketball career at Fairleigh Dickinson University-Madison Campus, where his
honors included Team MVP in 94-95, All-Mac Conference-First Team, ECAC Honor Roll, Division III All-State and
Division III All-American. Tom currently is a Police Detective for the Borough of Rutherford, where he resides with
his wife Corrie and their three daughters.
After graduation Tom continued his basketball career at Fairleigh Dickinson University-Madison Campus, where his
honors included Team MVP in 94-95, All-Mac Conference-First Team, ECAC Honor Roll, Division III All-State and
Division III All-American. Tom currently is a Police Detective for the Borough of Rutherford, where he resides with
his wife Corrie and their three daughters.
Congratulations
Inductees!
Congratulations
Inductees!
NORTON, SHEEHY,
HIGGINS & ROSA P.C.
NORTON, SHEEHY,
HIGGINS & ROSA P.C.
BRIAN T. HIGGINS ‘72
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Le’Var Starr – 2001
Le’Var Starr – 2001
Le’Var Starr was a brilliant, multi-talented three sport athlete for St. Mary’s in the early
years of the new millennium. Our inductee garnered nine varsity letters at St. Mary’s
while participating in football, basketball and track. While Le’Var started for three years
in basketball for the Gaels and ran sprints and long-jumped for the track team, it was in
football that Le’Var earned his unforgettable mark as a Hall of Fame athlete.
Le’Var Starr was a brilliant, multi-talented three sport athlete for St. Mary’s in the early
years of the new millennium. Our inductee garnered nine varsity letters at St. Mary’s
while participating in football, basketball and track. While Le’Var started for three years
in basketball for the Gaels and ran sprints and long-jumped for the track team, it was in
football that Le’Var earned his unforgettable mark as a Hall of Fame athlete.
As a four-year starter, Le’Var had blurring speed, unsurpassed agility, and big play- making
ability that made him a lethal weapon for the Gaels on the football field.
As a four-year starter, Le’Var had blurring speed, unsurpassed agility, and big play- making
ability that made him a lethal weapon for the Gaels on the football field.
Starting at the wide receiver position as a freshman and sophomore, our inductee
propelled the Gaels to a combined 15-6 record and two trips to the State finals. As a
sophomore, Le’Var caught 7 passes for 125 yards, and received All League, First Team
and All County, Honorable Mention recognition at the split end position
Starting at the wide receiver position as a freshman and sophomore, our inductee
propelled the Gaels to a combined 15-6 record and two trips to the State finals. As a
sophomore, Le’Var caught 7 passes for 125 yards, and received All League, First Team
and All County, Honorable Mention recognition at the split end position
In his junior senior, Le’Var switched to the quarterback position and led the Gaels to a 9-1 record. Starr had big games
that season running the Gaels option, beating North Arlington with 2 touchdown runs, and shredding Weehawken for
172 yards of offense, 93 on the ground and 79 passing. In a 28-0 win over Harrison, Le’Var accounted for three
touchdowns, two via the air and one on the ground His biggest statistical game was against Wood-Ridge in which he
accounted for 128 yards and two touchdowns on the ground and 215 yards and three touchdowns in the air. The
Gaels’ only loss came in the playoffs to Mater Dei, 42-40, where Le’Var rushed for one touchdown and returned a punt
for another. Le’Var was named to the All County, First Team and the All League, First Team for his junior heroics.
In his junior senior, Le’Var switched to the quarterback position and led the Gaels to a 9-1 record. Starr had big games
that season running the Gaels option, beating North Arlington with 2 touchdown runs, and shredding Weehawken for
172 yards of offense, 93 on the ground and 79 passing. In a 28-0 win over Harrison, Le’Var accounted for three
touchdowns, two via the air and one on the ground His biggest statistical game was against Wood-Ridge in which he
accounted for 128 yards and two touchdowns on the ground and 215 yards and three touchdowns in the air. The
Gaels’ only loss came in the playoffs to Mater Dei, 42-40, where Le’Var rushed for one touchdown and returned a punt
for another. Le’Var was named to the All County, First Team and the All League, First Team for his junior heroics.
In Le’Var’s senior season, the Gaels improvised a “Multi-set” offense in which Le’Var became the Gaels “Multi-threat,” lining
up at quarterback, running back or wide receiver on any given play. The Gaels finished with a 9-2 mark and for the third
time in Le’Var’s career made it to the State finals. Despite his excellence on the offensive side of the ball, it was as a
“lockdown” cornerback with 54 tackles, 3 interceptions and 15 pass breakups that Le’Var earned multiple post-season
honors, including All State, First Team, All County, First Team, All Area, First Team and All League, First Team. Le’Var also
was named season MVP and recipient of The Thomas Holden award following his superlative senior season.
In Le’Var’s senior season, the Gaels improvised a “Multi-set” offense in which Le’Var became the Gaels “Multi-threat,” lining
up at quarterback, running back or wide receiver on any given play. The Gaels finished with a 9-2 mark and for the third
time in Le’Var’s career made it to the State finals. Despite his excellence on the offensive side of the ball, it was as a
“lockdown” cornerback with 54 tackles, 3 interceptions and 15 pass breakups that Le’Var earned multiple post-season
honors, including All State, First Team, All County, First Team, All Area, First Team and All League, First Team. Le’Var also
was named season MVP and recipient of The Thomas Holden award following his superlative senior season.
In basketball, our inductee was a varsity starter for three years and was All League, First Team in his senior year. In the
track venue, Le’Var competed in his junior and senior seasons, receiving medals in the County and State meets in the
triple jump and in the County Meet of Champions in the triple jump and long jump. He was also an excellent sprinter.
In basketball, our inductee was a varsity starter for three years and was All League, First Team in his senior year. In the
track venue, Le’Var competed in his junior and senior seasons, receiving medals in the County and State meets in the
triple jump and in the County Meet of Champions in the triple jump and long jump. He was also an excellent sprinter.
After graduation from St. Mary’s, Le’Var accepted a four-year scholarship to Hofstra University, where he was a three
year starter. Le’Var graduated from Hofstra with a Bachelors Degree in Psychology.
After graduation from St. Mary’s, Le’Var accepted a four-year scholarship to Hofstra University, where he was a three
year starter. Le’Var graduated from Hofstra with a Bachelors Degree in Psychology.
Diana Auteri – 2000
Diana Auteri – 2000
Diana Auteri was a dominant presence on the girl’s soccer, basketball, and softball teams
during her athletic career at St. Mary High School. Best remembered for her tenacity on
the softball diamond, Diana accepted nothing but the best from herself, and that
attitude pervaded all of her athletic performances.
Diana Auteri was a dominant presence on the girl’s soccer, basketball, and softball teams
during her athletic career at St. Mary High School. Best remembered for her tenacity on
the softball diamond, Diana accepted nothing but the best from herself, and that
attitude pervaded all of her athletic performances.
Her consistency at the plate and on the field gained her the respect of not only her
teammates and her opponents, but the entire softball community. Diana quickly became a
member of the prominent softball class that dominated the late 1990’s. As early as her
freshman year, Diana earned First team, All League recognition. By the time Diana hung her
cleats up at St. Mary, she had achieved multiple selections to the All League (1st Team), All
County (1st Team), All Area (1st Team), and All State (1st Team) teams.
Her consistency at the plate and on the field gained her the respect of not only her
teammates and her opponents, but the entire softball community. Diana quickly became a
member of the prominent softball class that dominated the late 1990’s. As early as her
freshman year, Diana earned First team, All League recognition. By the time Diana hung her
cleats up at St. Mary, she had achieved multiple selections to the All League (1st Team), All
County (1st Team), All Area (1st Team), and All State (1st Team) teams.
Diana was a profound contributor to the softball team in each of her four years as a starter. She was a clutch
performer who excelled in the most critical situations , as evidenced by her stellar body of work on the 1998 Triple
Crown team. As a potent offensive producer and stalwart defender, Diana tallied 43 RBI’s, 32 runs scored, 173
putouts, 23 assists, and finished the season batting .405 with a .970 fielding percentage at first base.
Diana was a profound contributor to the softball team in each of her four years as a starter. She was a clutch
performer who excelled in the most critical situations , as evidenced by her stellar body of work on the 1998 Triple
Crown team. As a potent offensive producer and stalwart defender, Diana tallied 43 RBI’s, 32 runs scored, 173
putouts, 23 assists, and finished the season batting .405 with a .970 fielding percentage at first base.
During her final season as a Gael, Diana served ably as a fiery, productive senior leader. In a line up full of heavy
hitters, Diana led the diamond squad with a .908 slugging percentage, .505 batting average, and .598 on base
percentage. Her 21 extra base hits, 49 RBI’s, and 40 runs scored ranked Diana first among her peers in the North
Jersey area that year. Diana’s defensive prowess also propelled the Gaels to the North Parochial B championship game
that year, gliding to a .905 fielding percentage at third base with 23 putouts and 54 assists.
During her final season as a Gael, Diana served ably as a fiery, productive senior leader. In a line up full of heavy
hitters, Diana led the diamond squad with a .908 slugging percentage, .505 batting average, and .598 on base
percentage. Her 21 extra base hits, 49 RBI’s, and 40 runs scored ranked Diana first among her peers in the North
Jersey area that year. Diana’s defensive prowess also propelled the Gaels to the North Parochial B championship game
that year, gliding to a .905 fielding percentage at third base with 23 putouts and 54 assists.
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Diana’s athleticism and spirit were also evident on the soccer field and basketball court, where her hard work and
agility once again won her spots on the All-League teams. Diana was most admired by her teammates for her fierce
hustle and unconditional love for the game.
Diana’s athleticism and spirit were also evident on the soccer field and basketball court, where her hard work and
agility once again won her spots on the All-League teams. Diana was most admired by her teammates for her fierce
hustle and unconditional love for the game.
Upon graduating from St. Mary, Diana attended Montclair State University and excelled as the softball team’s
shortstop, where she started during her four year career. During her tenure at Montclair State, she studied Health and
Physical Education. Diana currently works for the Lyndhurst Board of Education. She is also the Lyndhurst High
School freshman basketball coach and the assistant varsity softball coach.
Upon graduating from St. Mary, Diana attended Montclair State University and excelled as the softball team’s
shortstop, where she started during her four year career. During her tenure at Montclair State, she studied Health and
Physical Education. Diana currently works for the Lyndhurst Board of Education. She is also the Lyndhurst High
School freshman basketball coach and the assistant varsity softball coach.
Rich Mariano – 1972
Rich Mariano – 1972
Richard Mariano was a talented two sport athlete in track and football in the early
1970’s. Our nominee was noted for his game breaking speed in football and his
steady, blazing performances in the 100 and 220 yard dashes in track. In football,
Richard Mariano had a stellar freshman year in which he scored 12 touchdowns,
several on kickoff returns and punt returns. His freshman year of track was
impressive enough to earn him a varsity letter and to double in the sprints in the
NNJCF meet.
Richard Mariano was a talented two sport athlete in track and football in the early
1970’s. Our nominee was noted for his game breaking speed in football and his
steady, blazing performances in the 100 and 220 yard dashes in track. In football,
Richard Mariano had a stellar freshman year in which he scored 12 touchdowns,
several on kickoff returns and punt returns. His freshman year of track was
impressive enough to earn him a varsity letter and to double in the sprints in the
NNJCF meet.
In his sophomore year, our nominee had another outstanding year as a JV running back,
highlighted by a 250 yard effort against Our Lady of the Valley, three touchdowns against
Immaculate Conception and two touchdowns against Paramus Catholic. During his sophomore track season, Rich
steadily ran second or third in the sprints to St. Mary’s Hall of Famer, Richard Caputo.
In his sophomore year, our nominee had another outstanding year as a JV running back,
highlighted by a 250 yard effort against Our Lady of the Valley, three touchdowns against
Immaculate Conception and two touchdowns against Paramus Catholic. During his sophomore track season, Rich
steadily ran second or third in the sprints to St. Mary’s Hall of Famer, Richard Caputo.
During his junior football season, our nominee ripped off six touchdowns and eight PAT’s despite several leg injuries.
During that winter, Rich earned Honorable Mention in the 60 yard dash in the Bergen County Indoor Track meet. During
his junior track season, he was undefeated in dual meets in the 100 and 220, consistently running times of 10.4 and 10.5.
He doubled in the 100 and 220 in the NNJCF meet, and finished second in the 100 yard dash in the State Parochial B
meet. Rich also made Honorable mention in the sprints on the Record All County Team and the Herald News All Area
Team. Our nominee’s record of league championships in track competition is impressive:
During his junior football season, our nominee ripped off six touchdowns and eight PAT’s despite several leg injuries.
During that winter, Rich earned Honorable Mention in the 60 yard dash in the Bergen County Indoor Track meet. During
his junior track season, he was undefeated in dual meets in the 100 and 220, consistently running times of 10.4 and 10.5.
He doubled in the 100 and 220 in the NNJCF meet, and finished second in the 100 yard dash in the State Parochial B
meet. Rich also made Honorable mention in the sprints on the Record All County Team and the Herald News All Area
Team. Our nominee’s record of league championships in track competition is impressive:
• 1970- First team, 220 yds; Second team, 100 yds
• 1970- First team, 220 yds; Second team, 100 yds
• 1971- First team, 100 and 220 yds.
• 1971- First team, 100 and 220 yds.
• 1972-First team, 100 yds; Second team, 220 yds and long jump
• 1972-First team, 100 yds; Second team, 220 yds and long jump
Our nominee’s senior football endeavors were hampered by chronic leg and ankle injuries. However, he rebounded
in the spring and again had a superlative track campaign in the sprints, losing only once in dual meets and placing
fifth in the Parochial B 100 yard State race. Rich again garnered Herald News All Area Honorable recognition for his
senior track exploits. Our nominees best sprint times during his high school career were 10.1 in the 100 and 22.6 in the
220. He was awarded 4 varsity letters in track and 3 varsity letters in football during his career at St. Mary’s.
Our nominee’s senior football endeavors were hampered by chronic leg and ankle injuries. However, he rebounded
in the spring and again had a superlative track campaign in the sprints, losing only once in dual meets and placing
fifth in the Parochial B 100 yard State race. Rich again garnered Herald News All Area Honorable recognition for his
senior track exploits. Our nominees best sprint times during his high school career were 10.1 in the 100 and 22.6 in the
220. He was awarded 4 varsity letters in track and 3 varsity letters in football during his career at St. Mary’s.
After high school, Richard was active in the building industry, where he has operated his own roofing business for thirty
years, and has also worked in the printing business.
After high school, Richard was active in the building industry, where he has operated his own roofing business for thirty
years, and has also worked in the printing business.
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The 1990 Gaels softball team is remembered as a
determined group of girls who used their underdog
status to engineer one of the most unforgettable
comebacks in school history. Truly a Cinderella story, the
Lady Gaels turned a mediocre start into a championship
season. After completion of the first half of their season,
the squad was staring at a 5-8 record and needed three
wins to qualify for the state tournament. This challenge
sparked a fire in the girls and they peaked at the right
time, using their heavy bats and excellent bunting to scrap for runs each game. Not only did the Lady Gaels win the next
three games, but they turned those wins into an 11-game streak – a school record at that time. The journey through the
sectional finals exemplified this Hall of Fame team’s perseverance. Unaffected by their ninth seeding, the Lady Gaels
took on the team’s top-ranked teams that year, serving losses to number 1 seeded Holy Family, number 4 seeded BayleyEllard and number 2 seeded DePaul to seal the state sectional championship. This dazzling rise to the top was fueled by
an astounding team effort under the the master minds of coaches Frank Venezia and Jim MacDonald, a superb pitching
duo who complemented each other very well, ferocity behind the plate and an unstoppable infield/outfield combination
which gave up only two runs through its last seven games. The determination and resilience of the 1990 Girl’s Softball
Team rescued itself from the brink of failure and delivered an emotional first State Sectional Championship to the Lady
Gaels’ storied history.
The 1990 Gaels softball team is remembered as a
determined group of girls who used their underdog
status to engineer one of the most unforgettable
comebacks in school history. Truly a Cinderella story, the
Lady Gaels turned a mediocre start into a championship
season. After completion of the first half of their season,
the squad was staring at a 5-8 record and needed three
wins to qualify for the state tournament. This challenge
sparked a fire in the girls and they peaked at the right
time, using their heavy bats and excellent bunting to scrap for runs each game. Not only did the Lady Gaels win the next
three games, but they turned those wins into an 11-game streak – a school record at that time. The journey through the
sectional finals exemplified this Hall of Fame team’s perseverance. Unaffected by their ninth seeding, the Lady Gaels
took on the team’s top-ranked teams that year, serving losses to number 1 seeded Holy Family, number 4 seeded BayleyEllard and number 2 seeded DePaul to seal the state sectional championship. This dazzling rise to the top was fueled by
an astounding team effort under the the master minds of coaches Frank Venezia and Jim MacDonald, a superb pitching
duo who complemented each other very well, ferocity behind the plate and an unstoppable infield/outfield combination
which gave up only two runs through its last seven games. The determination and resilience of the 1990 Girl’s Softball
Team rescued itself from the brink of failure and delivered an emotional first State Sectional Championship to the Lady
Gaels’ storied history.
SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD
SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD
50th Anniversary: 1961 State Championship Football Team
50th Anniversary: 1961 State Championship Football Team
St. Mary’s 1961 football team won the State Championship fifty years ago, and is awarded a Special Recognition award
on the golden anniversary of that singular achievement. The team was a rushing juggernaut, powered by a split-T
option offense conceived by Hall of Fame Coach Nick Cutro. Considered by many St. Mary’s insiders as the finest
rushing team in school history, the 1961 Gaels gained 2824 years rushing in nine games, including 400 yards each in
wins over Matawan and Bayley Ellard. The defense was led by First-Team All-State noseguard and Hall of Famer, Joe
Fratangelo, and held opponents to an average of eight points per game while shutting out three teams.
St. Mary’s 1961 football team won the State Championship fifty years ago, and is awarded a Special Recognition award
on the golden anniversary of that singular achievement. The team was a rushing juggernaut, powered by a split-T
option offense conceived by Hall of Fame Coach Nick Cutro. Considered by many St. Mary’s insiders as the finest
rushing team in school history, the 1961 Gaels gained 2824 years rushing in nine games, including 400 yards each in
wins over Matawan and Bayley Ellard. The defense was led by First-Team All-State noseguard and Hall of Famer, Joe
Fratangelo, and held opponents to an average of eight points per game while shutting out three teams.
The 1961 team cruised to the Catholic School Big Eight Championship, with a regular season record of 8-1, and went
on to win the State Championship. Many of its gridiron greats achieved All-State, All-County and All-League
recognition. Five talented members of the 1961 squad have been honored with inductions into the St. Mary’s Hall of
Fame, including Jim Kelly, Joe Fratangelo, Luke English, Jack Mitchell and Carl Dull, and the 1961 team itself was
inducted into the Hall of Fame in the Team Category in 1999.
The 1961 team cruised to the Catholic School Big Eight Championship, with a regular season record of 8-1, and went
on to win the State Championship. Many of its gridiron greats achieved All-State, All-County and All-League
recognition. Five talented members of the 1961 squad have been honored with inductions into the St. Mary’s Hall of
Fame, including Jim Kelly, Joe Fratangelo, Luke English, Jack Mitchell and Carl Dull, and the 1961 team itself was
inducted into the Hall of Fame in the Team Category in 1999.
2011
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Saint Mary Athletic Hall of Fame – Inductees
Saint Mary Athletic Hall of Fame – Inductees
1994
1997
2002
2007
1994
1997
2002
2007
Joe Kelly ‘34
John Kelly ‘35
Pete McCabe ‘35
Phil Sheridan, Sr. ‘35
Rich Fowler ‘46
Tom Cryan ‘47
Jim Cartier ‘49
Jack Weiss ‘49
Dorothy Monahan ‘52
Joe Dressel ‘54
Jerry Breslin ‘55
Bob DeMarco ‘56
Charlie Scrivanich ‘56
Tom Holden ‘59
Rich Higgins ‘61
Phil Sheridan, Jr. ‘61
Jim Kelly ‘62
Joe Fratangelo ”62
Stan Walters ‘66
Wayne Meyer ‘73
Catherine Hanlon, MD ‘75
Mark Giordano ‘77
Mike Sheridan ‘77
Joe McGuire ‘81
Tim Ryan ‘81
Kerry Dressel ‘84
Charlie Agel, Coach
George Vuyosevich, Contributor
Alice Stevens ‘34
Howard Bischoff ‘34
Frank M. Kriston ‘45
William J. O’Hare ‘48
Jack Love‘52
Adam Klys ‘53
Carl Dull ‘62
Rick Caputo ‘70
Brian T. Higgins‘72
Ellen Pietrowitz Petrizio ‘79
Craig Loreti ‘80
Darlene Bagnuolo ‘83
Bruce C. Bartlett, Coach
Jack Jones’56, Contributor
1953 Football Team
Peter Curcio ‘35
Clifford Kalemba ‘48
John Molitoriss ‘52
Walter Piechowski ‘59
Dennis Bott ‘63
Thomas Brown ‘77
Carol Ann Sullivan ‘91
Salvatore Buscema ‘91
Matthew Stone ‘92
Dana A. Napoli ‘92
Michael Sheridan ‘77, Coach
Angelo Capodanno ‘51,
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1976 Baseball Team
Joseph Cipolla ’45
Jack Gillooly ’48
William W. Carlough ’52
John Mitchell ’62
Tom Kelly ’71
David Calviello ’87
Chris Mastrogiovanni ’88
Martin Besterci ’96
Tara Jeannetti ’96
John Winberry, Coach
1962 Baseball Team
Alice Stevens ‘34
Howard Bischoff ‘34
Frank M. Kriston ‘45
William J. O’Hare ‘48
Jack Love‘52
Adam Klys ‘53
Carl Dull ‘62
Rick Caputo ‘70
Brian T. Higgins‘72
Ellen Pietrowitz Petrizio ‘79
Craig Loreti ‘80
Darlene Bagnuolo ‘83
Bruce C. Bartlett, Coach
Jack Jones’56, Contributor
1953 Football Team
Peter Curcio ‘35
Clifford Kalemba ‘48
John Molitoriss ‘52
Walter Piechowski ‘59
Dennis Bott ‘63
Thomas Brown ‘77
Carol Ann Sullivan ‘91
Salvatore Buscema ‘91
Matthew Stone ‘92
Dana A. Napoli ‘92
Michael Sheridan ‘77, Coach
Angelo Capodanno ‘51,
– Contributor
1976 Baseball Team
Joseph Cipolla ’45
Jack Gillooly ’48
William W. Carlough ’52
John Mitchell ’62
Tom Kelly ’71
David Calviello ’87
Chris Mastrogiovanni ’88
Martin Besterci ’96
Tara Jeannetti ’96
John Winberry, Coach
1962 Baseball Team
1998
Fred Maziarz ‘35
John Solch ‘45
Thomas Mahady ‘53
Jerry Frain ‘55
James Dull ‘64
James Brindle, Jr. ‘71
Michael Lanni ‘74
Mary Tyburczy Weber ‘92
Philip Tyburczy ‘93
Frank Venezia, Coach
Vincent Mariano ‘41, Contributor
1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989
Football Teams
Joe Kelly ‘34
John Kelly ‘35
Pete McCabe ‘35
Phil Sheridan, Sr. ‘35
Rich Fowler ‘46
Tom Cryan ‘47
Jim Cartier ‘49
Jack Weiss ‘49
Dorothy Monahan ‘52
Joe Dressel ‘54
Jerry Breslin ‘55
Bob DeMarco ‘56
Charlie Scrivanich ‘56
Tom Holden ‘59
Rich Higgins ‘61
Phil Sheridan, Jr. ‘61
Jim Kelly ‘62
Joe Fratangelo ”62
Stan Walters ‘66
Wayne Meyer ‘73
Catherine Hanlon, MD ‘75
Mark Giordano ‘77
Mike Sheridan ‘77
Joe McGuire ‘81
Tim Ryan ‘81
Kerry Dressel ‘84
Charlie Agel, Coach
George Vuyosevich, Contributor
1998
Fred Maziarz ‘35
John Solch ‘45
Thomas Mahady ‘53
Jerry Frain ‘55
James Dull ‘64
James Brindle, Jr. ‘71
Michael Lanni ‘74
Mary Tyburczy Weber ‘92
Philip Tyburczy ‘93
Frank Venezia, Coach
Vincent Mariano ‘41, Contributor
1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989
Football Teams
1995
Sr. Janet Peal ‘35
William Fill ‘37
Edward Caughey ‘38
Thomas Fallat ‘45
Thomas Sheridan ‘45
Bob Jones ‘54
Dan Kearney ‘54
Catherine Kress Ewan ‘56
John Resch ‘68
Farrell Sheridan ‘68
Roy Ziek ‘71
Jim Sheridan ‘74
Deborah Wojcik Duffy ‘78
Bill Hooton ‘81
Leo Moran, Coach
Hugh Kelly ‘46, Contributor
1996
Eugene Bruggemann ‘34
Kenneth Caughey ‘44
George Gaughran ‘55
Ron Segal ‘56
Luke English ‘62
Billy Byrne ‘68
Steve Walters ‘71
Gail Wilhelm ‘72
Billy “Moose” Young ‘74
Suzanne Good McCann ‘80
Donald Furrer ‘80
Nick Cutro, Coach
Thomas J. Diffily ‘34, Contributor
1976 Football Team
1933, 1934, 1935 Hoop Teams
William “Buck” Smith ‘35
Ed Jasonek ‘45
Tom Duddy ‘56
Rich Walsh ‘57
John Kelly ‘68
Ron Kelleher ‘69
Caroline Volpi ‘69
Bill Weiss, D.C. ‘72
Dan Adams ‘74
Greg Pavick ‘81
Diane Wojcik ‘82
Jean McNeilly Stelicos ‘83
Joe Wladyka, Coach
Bob Blum, Contributor
1944 Football Team
1999
Godfrey Cassella ‘37
Anthony J. Scelsa ‘43
Jack Sloan ‘59
Bernadette Gunn Brand ‘60
Brian Conway ‘63
Joe Weist ‘65
Dan McNeilly ‘77
Jerry Nealon ‘77
Marie Leone ‘78
Daryl Bagnuolo ‘87
Voile Dupes - Coach
Thomas G. Ferguson ‘59,
- Contributor
1960-61 Football Teams
2000
Sam Coronato ‘36
Beatrice Dermody ‘37
Jack Campbell ‘47
Tom Holovacs ‘58
Pete Romano ‘61
Charley Tyburski ‘68
Michael E. Loreti, MD ‘74
Brian Good ‘77
Patty Doyle ‘80
Kevin J. Tormey ‘81
Gloria Killings, Coach
Michael R. Loreti, MD,
- Contributor
1977/78 Frosh Hoop Team
1980 Football Team
2003
2005
William Spec Shea ‘36
Walter Sroka ‘43
John Lane ‘53
Michael Santaniello ‘65
Michael Mellody ‘66
Roger Piszel ‘75
George Abate ‘76
Joan Tyburczy ‘94
Andrew Elford ‘95
Tina Tedesco ‘95
Robert Trocolar, Coach
Msgr. Charles Demjanovich,
– Contributor
1968 Baseball Team
2006
Jack East ’36
Richard Collins ’49
Jasper Papa ’54
Virginia Sheridan ’58
John Dull ’67
Joseph F. Franzone ’75
Allan J.Tulp ’77
Wallace Tyburczy, Jr. ’90
Ronald Logue ’92
Gianna Caruso ’96
Mary Lanni, Contributor
Jim MacDonald, Coach
1954, 1955, 1956
Baseball Teams
2008
Rev. Martin Francis
McCormick, O.P. ’43
Lynn Reilly ‘55
Mike McCartney ’60
Tom Cahill ’76
Wayne Johnson ’95
Kim Tedesco ’96
Lauren Dickenson ’98
Mickey Hulse ’98
John Farly, Coach
Phil “Doc” Miller, Contributor
1998 Softball Team
1998 Baseball Team
2009
Greg Brown ’42
Harold Perrine ‘55
Vincent Custer ’69
Brian Loreti ’76
Mike Formisano, Jr. ’95
Valerie Esposito ’99
Dennis Hulse ’99
Jessica Pounds ’99
Lou Wieben ’99
Rich Vuyosevich ‘68, Coach
Mike Formisano, Sr.,
– Contributor
1954 Football Team
1973 Football Team
2010
Jack O’Hare ’51
Andy Cefalo ’69
John Walty ’69
Rick Gioscia ’71
Robert Callaghan ’83
Jessica Perez ’00
Jen Shea ’00
Joe Tyburczy ’00
Teresa Wilson ’00
Rich O’Connor, Coach
Fr. Charles Hartling,
– Contributor
1946 Men’s Basketball
1977 Baseball
Note: There was no Hall of Fame
banquet in 2001 due to 70th
Anniversary of Athletics Dinner Dance
and also there was no Hall of Fame
banquet in 2004 due to the 75th
Anniversary Gala of the High School.
1995
Sr. Janet Peal ‘35
William Fill ‘37
Edward Caughey ‘38
Thomas Fallat ‘45
Thomas Sheridan ‘45
Bob Jones ‘54
Dan Kearney ‘54
Catherine Kress Ewan ‘56
John Resch ‘68
Farrell Sheridan ‘68
Roy Ziek ‘71
Jim Sheridan ‘74
Deborah Wojcik Duffy ‘78
Bill Hooton ‘81
Leo Moran, Coach
Hugh Kelly ‘46, Contributor
1996
Eugene Bruggemann ‘34
Kenneth Caughey ‘44
George Gaughran ‘55
Ron Segal ‘56
Luke English ‘62
Billy Byrne ‘68
Steve Walters ‘71
Gail Wilhelm ‘72
Billy “Moose” Young ‘74
Suzanne Good McCann ‘80
Donald Furrer ‘80
Nick Cutro, Coach
Thomas J. Diffily ‘34, Contributor
1976 Football Team
1933, 1934, 1935 Hoop Teams
William “Buck” Smith ‘35
Ed Jasonek ‘45
Tom Duddy ‘56
Rich Walsh ‘57
John Kelly ‘68
Ron Kelleher ‘69
Caroline Volpi ‘69
Bill Weiss, D.C. ‘72
Dan Adams ‘74
Greg Pavick ‘81
Diane Wojcik ‘82
Jean McNeilly Stelicos ‘83
Joe Wladyka, Coach
Bob Blum, Contributor
1944 Football Team
1999
Godfrey Cassella ‘37
Anthony J. Scelsa ‘43
Jack Sloan ‘59
Bernadette Gunn Brand ‘60
Brian Conway ‘63
Joe Weist ‘65
Dan McNeilly ‘77
Jerry Nealon ‘77
Marie Leone ‘78
Daryl Bagnuolo ‘87
Voile Dupes - Coach
Thomas G. Ferguson ‘59,
- Contributor
1960-61 Football Teams
2000
Sam Coronato ‘36
Beatrice Dermody ‘37
Jack Campbell ‘47
Tom Holovacs ‘58
Pete Romano ‘61
Charley Tyburski ‘68
Michael E. Loreti, MD ‘74
Brian Good ‘77
Patty Doyle ‘80
Kevin J. Tormey ‘81
Gloria Killings, Coach
Michael R. Loreti, MD,
- Contributor
1977/78 Frosh Hoop Team
1980 Football Team
2003
2005
William Spec Shea ‘36
Walter Sroka ‘43
John Lane ‘53
Michael Santaniello ‘65
Michael Mellody ‘66
Roger Piszel ‘75
George Abate ‘76
Joan Tyburczy ‘94
Andrew Elford ‘95
Tina Tedesco ‘95
Robert Trocolar, Coach
Msgr. Charles Demjanovich,
– Contributor
1968 Baseball Team
2006
Jack East ’36
Richard Collins -’49
Jasper Papa ’54
Virginia Sheridan ’58
John Dull ’67
Joseph F. Franzone ’75
Allan J.Tulp ’77
Wallace Tyburczy, Jr. ’90
Ronald Logue ’92
Gianna Caruso ’96
Mary Lanni, Contributor
Jim MacDonald, Coach
1954, 1955, 1956
Baseball Teams
2008
Rev. Martin Francis
McCormick, O.P. ’43
Lynn Reilly ‘55
Mike McCartney ’60
Tom Cahill ’76
Wayne Johnson ’95
Kim Tedesco ’96
Lauren Dickenson ’98
Mickey Hulse ’98
John Farly, Coach
Phil “Doc” Miller, Contributor
1998 Softball Team
1998 Baseball Team
2009
Greg Brown ’42
Harold Perrine ‘55
Vincent Custer ’69
Brian Loreti ’76
Mike Formisano, Jr. ’95
Valerie Esposito ’99
Dennis Hulse ’99
Jessica Pounds ’99
Lou Wieben ’99
Rich Vuyosevich ‘68, Coach
Mike Formisano, Sr.,
– Contributor
1954 Football Team
1973 Football Team
2010
Jack O’Hare ’51
Andy Cefalo ’69
John Walty ’69
Rick Gioscia ’71
Robert Callaghan ’83
Jessica Perez ’00
Jen Shea ’00
Joe Tyburczy ’00
Teresa Wilson ’00
Rich O’Connor, Coach
Fr. Charles Hartling.
– Contributor
1946 Men’s Basketball
1977 Baseball
Note: There was no Hall of Fame
banquet in 2001 due to 70th
Anniversary of Athletics Dinner Dance
and also there was no Hall of Fame
banquet in 2004 due to the 75th
Anniversary Gala of the High School.
Congratulations
Rich Mariano,.
a great friend, teammate, and classmate!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano,.
a great friend, teammate, and classmate!
And all the inductees!
And all the inductees!
THE
HIGGINS
FAMILY
THE
HIGGINS
FAMILY
Patrick - RIP 2011
Florence - RIP 2009
Patrick - RIP 2011
Florence - RIP 2009
Kathy ‘67
Patti Jo ‘69
Brian ‘72
Mary Ellen ‘75
Kevin ‘77
Barbara ‘80
Sheila ‘82
Tom ‘85
Kathy ‘67
Patti Jo ‘69
Brian ‘72
Mary Ellen ‘75
Kevin ‘77
Barbara ‘80
Sheila ‘82
Tom ‘85
Congratulations
to all the Inductees!
Congratulations
THE SHERIDAN FAMILY
THE SHERIDAN FAMILY
Philip Sr. ‘35
Philip Jr. ‘61
Peggy ‘63
Moira ‘65
Denise ‘67
Farrell ‘68
Brigid ‘72
James ‘74
Michael ‘77
Philip Sr. ‘35
Philip Jr. ‘61
Peggy ‘63
Moira ‘65
Denise ‘67
Farrell ‘68
Brigid ‘72
James ‘74
Michael ‘77
Wally ‘90
Mary ‘92
Phil ‘93
Joan ‘94
Anne ‘97
Joe ‘00
Michael ‘05
Brielle ‘07
Shannon ‘08
Siobon ‘08
Christine 2012
Wally ‘90
Mary ‘92
Phil ‘93
Joan ‘94
Anne ‘97
Joe ‘00
Michael ‘05
Brielle ‘07
Shannon ‘08
Siobon ‘08
Christine 2012
Congratulations
to Past and Present
Congratulations
to Past and Present
In Memory
of
Joan McGillen Gillooly
In Memory
of
Joan McGillen Gillooly
St. Mary’s Class of 1950
“A Hall of Fame Wife”
“A Hall of Fame Wife”
JACK GILLOOLY ’48
JACK GILLOOLY ’48
Hall of Fame 2007
Hall of Fame 2007
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Thanks for the
Memories George!
Thanks for the
Memories George!
Congratulations to the 2011 Inductees:
Rich Mariano
Patrick McNeilly
Diana Auteri
Le’Var Starr
Bill Stonis
1990 Softball Team
1935 Basketball Team
Congratulations to the 2011 Inductees:
Rich Mariano
Patrick McNeilly
Diana Auteri
Le’Var Starr
Bill Stonis
1990 Softball Team
1935 Basketball Team
And especially to
My Former Player
Tom Lewis!
And especially to
My Former Player
Tom Lewis!
RICH VUYOSEVICH ‘68
RICH VUYOSEVICH ‘68
Hall of Fame 2009
Hall of Fame 2009
GEORGE VUYOSEVICH
GEORGE VUYOSEVICH
Hall of Fame 1994
Hall of Fame 1994
AND THE
VUYOSEVICH FAMILY
AND THE
VUYOSEVICH FAMILY
Congratulations
to the 2011 Inductees!
Congratulations
to the 2011 Inductees!
THE
FRAIN
FAMILY
THE
FRAIN
FAMILY
The Back-to-Back Foundation
Salutes St. Mary’s 2011 Class of Inductees!
Salutes St. Mary’s 2011 Class of Inductees!
LE’VAR STARR
DIANA AUTERI
PATRICK MCNEILLY
RICH MARIANO
TOM LEWIS
1990 SOFTBALL TEAM
1935 BASKETBALL TEAM
LE’VAR STARR
DIANA AUTERI
PATRICK MCNEILLY
RICH MARIANO
TOM LEWIS
1990 SOFTBALL TEAM
1935 BASKETBALL TEAM
And especially former Gael Baseball Coach
And especially former Gael Baseball Coach
BILL STONIS
BILL STONIS
The Back-to-Back Foundation was established in 2001
to financially supplement the Saint Mary Baseball program.
The Back-to-Back Foundation was established in 2001
to financially supplement the Saint Mary Baseball program.
In Memory
of
Peg Jones
In Memory
of
Peg Jones
BOB JONES ’54
BOB JONES ’54
Hall of Fame 1995
Hall of Fame 1995
CONGRATULATIONS
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE 2011 INDUCTEES!
TO THE 2011 INDUCTEES!
KELLY INVESTIGATIONS
KELLY INVESTIGATIONS
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TOM KELLY ’71
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Hall of Fame 2007
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Congratulations to Patrick McNeilly
and the 2011 Hall of Fame Inductees!
Congratulations to Patrick McNeilly
and the 2011 Hall of Fame Inductees!
Serving Individuals, Families
and Small Businesses
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RICHARD J. ALLEN, JR. ’74
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Member of the Gaels
1973 Parochial “C” State Championship
Football Team
Member of the Gaels
1973 Parochial “C” State Championship
Football Team
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Congratulations to
Pete McCabe and all the
Members of St. Mary’s
The1935 Gaels Basketball Team!
Congratulations to
Pete McCabe and all the
Members of St. Mary’s
The1935 Gaels Basketball Team!
Our School’s
1st State Championship Team.
Our School’s
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In Memory of
Christopher Gagliano
In Memory of
Christopher Gagliano
SAINT MARY’S CLASS OF 1996
SAINT MARY’S CLASS OF 1996
FROM
FROM
The Christopher Gagliano
Memorial Foundation
The Christopher Gagliano
Memorial Foundation
The Christopher Gagliano Memorial Foundation is a private foundation focused on giving back to the communities in which Christopher
Gagliano was an active member of. The Foundation advances this mission primarily through its work in education, athletic, medical, and
recreational pursuits. The Foundation intends to accomplish its mission by making contributions to the following, but not limited to,
organizations: Borough of Rutherford, New Jersey, St. Mary High School, City of Passaic, and the National Kidney Foundation.
The Christopher Gagliano Memorial Foundation is a private foundation focused on giving back to the communities in which Christopher
Gagliano was an active member of. The Foundation advances this mission primarily through its work in education, athletic, medical, and
recreational pursuits. The Foundation intends to accomplish its mission by making contributions to the following, but not limited to,
organizations: Borough of Rutherford, New Jersey, St. Mary High School, City of Passaic, and the National Kidney Foundation.
2011 Saint Mary High School
Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees
Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees
and Special Recognition to the
and Special Recognition to the
1961 State Championship Football Team!
Best Wishes
Best Wishes
RICH O’CONNOR
RICH O’CONNOR
Hall of Fame 2010
Hall of Fame 2010
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL
Congratulations
Congratulations
Richie Mariano
Richie Mariano
#41
#41
On your induction into
the ST. MARY’S
High School
On your induction into
the ST. MARY’S
High School
BERGEN CATHOLIC
Class of 1972 Track Team
BERGEN CATHOLIC
Class of 1972 Track Team
In Memory
of
In Memory
of
KEN MINOR, JR.
KEN MINOR, JR.
Class of 1972
Class of 1972
MARCH 29, 1954 - SEPTEMBER 24, 2011
MARCH 29, 1954 - SEPTEMBER 24, 2011
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Dan ‘59
Ron ‘69
Patty ‘71
Annie ‘71
Wayne ‘73
Noreen ‘75
Mickey ‘76
Tommy ‘77
Terry
Sheila
Mehgan
Brian
Russell
Lindsey
Matt
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Regina ‘66
Sharon ‘71
Maggie ‘76
Terry
Dan ‘59
Ron ‘69
Patty ‘71
Annie ‘71
Wayne ‘73
Noreen ‘75
Mickey ‘76
Tommy ‘77
Terry
Sheila
Mehgan
Brian
Russell
Lindsey
Matt
“FOREVER IN
OUR HEARTS”
Regina ‘66
Sharon ‘71
Maggie ‘76
Tim McNeilly ‘70
Dan McNeilly ‘77
Tim McNeilly ‘70
Dan McNeilly ‘77
Hall of Fame 1999
Hall of Fame 1999
Congratulations to all
the 2011 Inductees!
the 2011 Inductees!
Especially to Our Brother
Patrick McNeilly!
Especially to Our Brother
Patrick McNeilly!
Congratulations to
all the 2011 Inductees!
Congratulations to
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Hall of Fame 1998
Hall of Fame 1998
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St. Mary’s Athletic Hall of Fame!
Congratulations Rich
from
from
DAD,
DANNY, DAVE,
JOANNE, VIN, JR.,
JANET & JOY
DAD,
DANNY, DAVE,
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“Special thanks to the Sisters of St. Dominic
“Special thanks to the Sisters of St. Dominic
who laid the foundation for many of our successes.”
who laid the foundation for many of our successes.”
RICHARD FOWLER ’ 46
RICHARD FOWLER ’ 46
Hall of Fame 1994
Hall of Fame 1994
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
PATRICK MCNEILLY ‘81
PATRICK MCNEILLY ‘81
On Your Induction into
On Your Induction into
St. Mary’s High School Hall of Fame
St. Mary’s High School Hall of Fame
Your Friend, Classmate & Teammate
Your Friend, Classmate & Teammate
Dennis Van Dyk ‘81
Dennis Van Dyk ‘81
Lucy & Kevin Van Dyk
Lucy & Kevin Van Dyk
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
“Uncle Pat” ‘81
“Uncle Pat” ‘81
On Your Hall of Fame Induction
On Your Hall of Fame Induction
Your Godson
Your Godson
Kevin Van Dyk
Kevin Van Dyk
Class of 2014
Class of 2014
Keeping the Tradition Going!
Keeping the Tradition Going!
CONGRATS TO THIS YEAR’S HALL of FAME INDUCTEES
CONGRATS TO THIS YEAR’S HALL of FAME INDUCTEES
From
From
THE SCHAK FAMILY ALUMNI
THE SCHAK FAMILY ALUMNI
Margaret Karle Schak ‘39
Margaret Karle Schak ‘39
Tom Schak ’65 and Kathy Bartlett Schak ‘66
Tom Schak ’65 and Kathy Bartlett Schak ‘66
Ray Schak ‘67
Ray Schak ‘67
Jim Schak ‘70
Jim Schak ‘70
Mike Lemaire ’72 and Margi Schak Lemaire ‘72
Mike Lemaire ’72 and Margi Schak Lemaire ‘72
Patty Schak Ross ‘74
Patty Schak Ross ‘74
Kathy Schak Egan ‘77
Kathy Schak Egan ‘77
2011 Inductees!
2011 Inductees!
THE PIETROWITZ FAMILY
THE PIETROWITZ FAMILY
Tom ‘52
Lorrie ‘75 Dick ‘74
Tommy
Rachel
Jane ‘52
Ellen ‘79 Mike
McSter
Tom ‘52
Margaret ‘80 Kevin ‘78
Steven ‘07
Stephanie
Sumner
Lorrie ‘75 Dick ‘74
Tommy
Rachel
Jane ‘52
Ellen ‘79 Mike
McSter
Margaret ‘80 Kevin ‘78
Steven ‘07
Stephanie
Sumner
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Best Wishes
Best Wishes
CHARLIE TYBURSKI ’68
CHARLIE TYBURSKI ’68
Hall of Fame 2000
Hall of Fame 2000
2011 Hall of Fame Inductees
ESPECIALLY
DIANA AUTERI
ESPECIALLY
DIANA AUTERI
We couldn’t have asked for a better teammate.
We couldn’t have asked for a better teammate.
LAUREN DICKINSON ‘98
KRISTY ESPOSITO ‘00
VAL ESPOSITO ‘99
JESSICA ILLUZZI ‘00
JESSICA POUNDS ‘99
LAUREN DICKINSON ‘98
KRISTY ESPOSITO ‘00
VAL ESPOSITO ‘99
JESSICA ILLUZZI ‘00
JESSICA POUNDS ‘99
GATA
GATA
A Special Congratulations to
A Special Congratulations to
My Friend Bill Stonis
My Friend Bill Stonis
on His Induction.
on His Induction.
“It was a pleasure to have worked along
“It was a pleasure to have worked along
side you as assistant baseball coach
side you as assistant baseball coach
during your time at St. Mary’s.”
during your time at St. Mary’s.”
BRIAN GOOD ’77
BRIAN GOOD ’77
Hall of Fame 2000
Hall of Fame 2000
Congratulations
Congratulations
to all the 2011 Inductees!
to all the 2011 Inductees!
TOM “FARMER” BROWN ’77
TOM “FARMER” BROWN ’77
Hall of Fame 2002
Hall of Fame 2002
LETTERS FROM VIETNAM
LETTERS FROM VIETNAM
Thank you Sgt. Richard Gibson
for being a part of the Mariano family!
Thank you Sgt. Richard Gibson
for being a part of the Mariano family!
Congratulations
Inductees!!
s e r v i n g t h e g r a p h i c a r t s i n d u s t r y s i n c e 19 7 0 .
Congratulations
Inductees!!
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MARK GIORDANO ’77
BOB GIORDANO ’78
MARK GIORDANO ’77
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BRIAN LORETI ’76
BRIAN LORETI ’76
Hall of Fame 2009
Hall of Fame 2009
and the
and the
1961 statel Championship Team!
1961 statel Championship Team!
DAVE FERGUSON ’62
DAVE FERGUSON ’62
Member of the
1961 Hall of Fame Football Team
Member of the
1961 Hall of Fame Football Team
Congratulations
Congratulations
2011
2011
SMH Hall of Fame Inductees!
SMH Hall of Fame Inductees!
The Custer Family
The Custer Family
MARIANNE ’65, DUKE ’69, KATHY ’71, BOBBY ’74
MARIANNE ’65, DUKE ’69, KATHY ’71, BOBBY ’74
Congratulations
Rich Mariano
Congratulations
Rich Mariano
David Crook, Esq., Rutherford, NJ
Jeanne Lahiff, Paterson, NJ
Alumni Chiropractic, Rutherford, NJ
Jim & Kathy Kazalis, Rutherford, NJ
Pete Templer, RHS ‘72
Pete Baumann, SMHS ‘70
George Gipson, North Bergen, NJ
Charles Huebner & Family, Rutherford, NJ
Addison Shop, Rutherford, NJ
Joyce Murphy, Bloomfield Hills, MI
Richard Dawson, Rutherford, NJ
Rich Howell, Kearny, NJ
Christiane Lassalle
Emeric Lassalle
Scott Norris, Pressman, UNIMAC Graphics
Ray Cruz and David, PVHS ‘14
Dominic Gratle, UNIMAC Graphics, DBHS Sprint Champ ‘71
Darryl Reid, Lincoln HS ‘88
Doug Nicol
Tom, Jan & Michelle Crosby
Mike Jurkowski, SMHS ‘70
Tim Gearity, CPA, SMHS ‘68
Jim Touhy, LHS ‘72
Danny J. McShane, LHS ‘76
Lee’s Hawaiian Islander, Lyndhurst, NJ
Ed Garulli, Elmwood Park, NJ
Bernadette & Dan Higgins, Long Valley, NJ
Bob Holly, Clifton, NJ
Valentine Plumbing, Wallington, NJ
Joe Wymbs, Cliffside Park, NJ
The Murphys’ of Beech St., Dennis, Kathy, and Matt & Kevin
David Crook, Esq., Rutherford, NJ
Jeanne Lahiff, Paterson, NJ
Alumni Chiropractic, Rutherford, NJ
Jim & Kathy Kazalis, Rutherford, NJ
Pete Templer, RHS ‘72
Pete Baumann, SMHS ‘70
George Gipson, North Bergen, NJ
Charles Huebner & Family, Rutherford, NJ
Addison Shop, Rutherford, NJ
Joyce Murphy, Bloomfield Hills, MI
Richard Dawson, Rutherford, NJ
Rich Howell, Kearny, NJ
Christiane Lassalle
Emeric Lassalle
Scott Norris, Pressman, UNIMAC Graphics
Ray Cruz and David, PVHS ‘14
Dominic Gratle, UNIMAC Graphics, DBHS Sprint Champ ‘71
Darryl Reid, Lincoln HS ‘88
Doug Nicol
Tom, Jan & Michelle Crosby
Mike Jurkowski, SMHS ‘70
Tim Gearity, CPA, SMHS ‘68
Jim Touhy, LHS ‘72
Danny J. McShane, LHS ‘76
Lee’s Hawaiian Islander, Lyndhurst, NJ
Ed Garulli, Elmwood Park, NJ
Bernadette & Dan Higgins, Long Valley, NJ
Bob Holly, Clifton, NJ
Valentine Plumbing, Wallington, NJ
Joe Wymbs, Cliffside Park, NJ
The Murphys’ of Beech St., Dennis, Kathy, and Matt & Kevin
Congratulations
Rich Mariano
Congratulations
Rich Mariano
Vince Amato, Rutherford, NJ
The Monte Family, Beech St., Rutherford, NJ
Robert Bozik, LHS ‘77
Richie Benniduce, Lyndhurst, NJ
Pat Cella, Lyndhurst, NJ
Robert & Sally Brooks, RHS ‘56
Joe Refinski, Our Lady of the Valley ‘72
Joe Eula, QP ‘72
Glen Peccaro, QP ‘72
Ted D’Amico, Bergen Catholic ‘72
Eileen LaRusso, LHS ‘72
Eileen Lombardi, Bound Brook, NJ
Elvigo “Butch” Lombardi, Phoenix, AZ
Roxbury Coin Investment Service, Mine Hill, NJ
Park Sunoco, Rutherford, NJ
Rich, Sal, & Aida Perro, Rutherford, NJ
The Thorne Family
Mike Lapallo
Nick Lapallo, LHS ‘78
Charlie Garabedian, ERHS ‘42, US Marines ‘42-’45
The Aloe Family, Lyndhurst, NJ
Diane Grandmaison, Monreal, Quebec
(Remebering our time at the 1976 Olympics)
Vince Amato, Rutherford, NJ
The Monte Family, Beech St., Rutherford, NJ
Robert Bozik, LHS ‘77
Richie Benniduce, Lyndhurst, NJ
Pat Cella, Lyndhurst, NJ
Robert & Sally Brooks, RHS ‘56
Joe Refinski, Our Lady of the Valley ‘72
Joe Eula, QP ‘72
Glen Peccaro, QP ‘72
Ted D’Amico, Bergen Catholic ‘72
Eileen LaRusso, LHS ‘72
Eileen Lombardi, Bound Brook, NJ
Elvigo “Butch” Lombardi, Phoenix, AZ
Roxbury Coin Investment Service, Mine Hill, NJ
Park Sunoco, Rutherford, NJ
Rich, Sal, & Aida Perro, Rutherford, NJ
The Thorne Family
Mike Lapallo
Nick Lapallo, LHS ‘78
Charlie Garabedian, ERHS ‘42, US Marines ‘42-’45
The Aloe Family, Lyndhurst, NJ
Diane Grandmaison, Monreal, Quebec
(Remebering our time at the 1976 Olympics)
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:
Jenkinson’s Aquarium, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
Angelo’s Restaurant, Lyndhurst, NJ
Crabs Claw Restaurant, Lavalette, NJ
Unos Pizza, Lyndhurst, NJ
Mazurs/Spiekerrmann Bakery, Lyndhurst, NJ
Jack Baker’s Lobster Shanty & Wharfside, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:
Jenkinson’s Aquarium, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
Angelo’s Restaurant, Lyndhurst, NJ
Crabs Claw Restaurant, Lavalette, NJ
Unos Pizza, Lyndhurst, NJ
Mazurs/Spiekerrmann Bakery, Lyndhurst, NJ
Jack Baker’s Lobster Shanty & Wharfside, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ
Congratulations to
St. Mary’s 2011
Congratulations to
St. Mary’s 2011
THE
LEMAIRE
FAMILY
THE
LEMAIRE
FAMILY
Congratulations to
Tom Lewis
Congratulations to
Tom Lewis
Truly One of the
Gaels’ Greatest
And
One of Rutherford’s Finest
Truly One of the
Gaels’ Greatest
And
One of Rutherford’s Finest
A source of pride to
Saint Mary’s
and the entire community of
Rutherford
My best wishes always for his
continued success, safety, and
happiness!
A source of pride to
Saint Mary’s
and the entire community of
Rutherford
My best wishes always for his
continued success, safety, and
happiness!
Freeholder Bernadette P. McPherson
Freeholder Bernadette P. McPherson
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
John Soltes of The Leader,
Nick Clunn & Steven Borg of The Record
and Gus Ostrum of the Courier-Post
John Soltes of The Leader,
Nick Clunn & Steven Borg of The Record
and Gus Ostrum of the Courier-Post
To view interview with The Record go to You Tube, Richie Mariano, Glory Days.
To view interview with The Record go to You Tube, Richie Mariano, Glory Days.
Congratulations
Inductees!
Congratulations
Inductees!
NORTH JERSEY TRUCK CENTER
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BOB JONES
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE
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Saddle Brook, NJ 07663
973-478-8802, ext. 127
Congratulations
Congratulations
To
To
All of the 2011 Inductees
All of the 2011 Inductees
And a special thanks to all Hall of Fame
And a special thanks to all Hall of Fame
members with us & beyond, who continue to
members with us & beyond, who continue to
inspire Student-Athletes to Excel, both in the
inspire Student-Athletes to Excel, both in the
Classroom & on the Field.
Classroom & on the Field.
SM…the Tradition Continues!!!
SM…the Tradition Continues!!!
The Tyburczy Family
The Tyburczy Family
Wally ‘90
Mary ‘92
Phil ‘93
Joan ‘94
Anne ‘97
Joe 2000
Wally ‘90
Mary ‘92
Phil ‘93
Joan ‘94
Anne ‘97
Joe 2000
Congratulations
to
Officer Tom Lewis
As he is inducted
into
Saint Mary
High School
Hall of Fame.
Congratulations
to
Officer Tom Lewis
As he is inducted
into
Saint Mary
High School
Hall of Fame.
Rutherford Councilman George
Fecanin
Rutherford Councilman George
Fecanin
Paid for by Fecanin for Mayor. P.O. Box 446,Rutheford, NJ
Paid for by Fecanin for Mayor. P.O. Box 446,Rutheford, NJ
Congratulations to
Congratulations to
Hall of Famer Pete McCabe,
Hall of Famer Pete McCabe,
Member of the 1935 State Championship
Member of the 1935 State Championship
Basketball Team
Basketball Team
and also to
and also to
Alice Kelly, class of 1933,
Alice Kelly, class of 1933,
and Member of Saint Mary’s
and Member of Saint Mary’s
first Women’s Basketball Team!
first Women’s Basketball Team!
Happy 96th!
Happy 96th!
FROM
FROM
JIM KELLY, JR.
JIM KELLY, JR.
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, TARGET TRANSPORTATION
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, TARGET TRANSPORTATION
KIRK BAXTER
KIRK BAXTER
VICE PRESIDENT – SALES, TARGET TRANSPORTATION
VICE PRESIDENT – SALES, TARGET TRANSPORTATION
Congratulations Rich Mariano on your
induction to St. Mary High School
Athletic Hall of Fame!
Congratulations Rich Mariano on your
induction to St. Mary High School
from
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In loving memory of our
friend and co-worker
In loving memory of our
friend and co-worker
Richard Pezzolla
Richard Pezzolla
Congratulations to Our Cousin,
Congratulations to Our Cousin,
Richie Mariano,
Richie Mariano,
on His Induction into the
on His Induction into the
St. Mary Athletic Hall of Fame!
St. Mary Athletic Hall of Fame!
THE
CONCHA
FAMILY
THE
CONCHA
FAMILY
Congratulations
Congratulations
to
to
Richie Mariano
Richie Mariano
FROM
FROM
TOM & BERNICE
CIARDELLA
TOM & BERNICE
CIARDELLA
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Richie, congratulations on your Hall of Fame induction —
I saw all your published articles and films, although I did not see
you actually run you are a true “Winner” and a great athlete.
You are what St. Mary’s stands for, true sportsmanship,
integrity, and a passion for your school.
Richie, congratulations on your Hall of Fame induction —
I saw all your published articles and films, although I did not see
you actually run you are a true “Winner” and a great athlete.
You are what St. Mary’s stands for, true sportsmanship,
integrity, and a passion for your school.
In Memory Of
In Memory Of
MY LINEMEN
Bob Cavanaugh
Jim Love
Kenny Minor
TRACK MAN
John Diffily
CLASSMATE
Jim Rodgers
COACHES
Dennis English, LHS
Charlie Agel
George Vuyosevich
Fr. Brady
Bob Blum
JUNIOR FOOTBALL
LEAGUE COACHES,
THE RAMS
Harry Pappas
Cy Tarantino
RICH MARIANO
FRIENDS
Richie Pezzolla, LHS
Lorraine LaRussoCowabella, LHS
Michael Siccarella
Dr. John O’Rourke
Herb Minks
Anthony Morrotti, LHS
Kenny Glover
Dick Hitt
MY LINEMEN
Bob Cavanaugh
Jim Love
Kenny Minor
TRACK MAN
John Diffily
CLASSMATE
Jim Rodgers
COACHES
Dennis English, LHS
Charlie Agel
George Vuyosevich
Fr. Brady
Bob Blum
JUNIOR FOOTBALL
LEAGUE COACHES,
THE RAMS
Harry Pappas
Cy Tarantino
RICH MARIANO
FRIENDS
Richie Pezzolla, LHS
Lorraine LaRussoCowabella, LHS
Michael Siccarella
Dr. John O’Rourke
Herb Minks
Anthony Morrotti, LHS
Kenny Glover
Dick Hitt
Congratulations
Vince Mariano on Your Son
Rich’s Induction into the
Congratulations
Vince Mariano on Your Son
Rich’s Induction into the
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FROM
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Jocelyn Cummings
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the Hall of Fame Inductees
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ON YOUR WELL DESERVED
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INDUCTION INTO
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RICH MARIANO
AND ALL INDUCTEES TO THE
AND ALL INDUCTEES TO THE
ST. MARY ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME!
ST. MARY ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME!
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ON INDUCTION INTO
ST. MARY’S ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME!
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ESTABLISHED 1972
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AND THE MINKS FAMILY
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IN MEMORY OF
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AND LATE HUSBAND OF GEORGIA
AND FATHER OF CHRISTOPHER,
MATTHEW AND GINA MARIE
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AND LATE HUSBAND OF GEORGIA
AND FATHER OF CHRISTOPHER,
MATTHEW AND GINA MARIE
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to the
2011 Inductees!
Congratulations
to the
2011 Inductees!
James Gardella, President
James Gardella, President
Sun National Bank
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Saint Mary High School
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ANCIENT ORDER
OF HIBERNIANS
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OF HIBERNIANS
HUDSON, DIVISION 1, FR. MYCHAL JUDGE
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Chaplain: Fr. Victor Kennedy
President: James Donovan
Vice President: Michael Nolan
Treasurer: Paul Crowley
Secretary: Jon Connors
Chaplain: Fr. Victor Kennedy
President: James Donovan
Vice President: Michael Nolan
Treasurer: Paul Crowley
Secretary: Jon Connors
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the 1935 Team & Pete Mccabe
Congratulations to
the 1935 Team & Pete Mccabe
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Inductees!
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Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees!
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PRESIDENT
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on a
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In Memory of
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Hall of Fame 1995
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Congratulations on your induction
into the 2011 St. Mary High School
Hall of Fame!
Congratulations on your induction
into the 2011 St. Mary High School
Hall of Fame!
The Tyburczy Family
Phil
Melissa
Nate
&
Mike
The Tyburczy Family
Phil
Melissa
Nate
&
Mike
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 201 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES INCLUDING:
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL 201 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES INCLUDING:
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE
2011 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES!
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE
2011 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES!
YOUR TALENTS ARE A GIFT FROM GOD
WHAT YOU DO WITH THEM IS YOUR GIFT BACK
YOUR TALENTS ARE A GIFT FROM GOD
WHAT YOU DO WITH THEM IS YOUR GIFT BACK
ALL THE BEST
ALL THE BEST
VALERIE ESPOSITO AND JESSICA POUNDS
VALERIE ESPOSITO AND JESSICA POUNDS
CLASS OF 1999
CLASS OF 1999
“GATA”
“GATA”
DAVID CAPRIO
DAVID CAPRIO
President
President
Congratulations to all of the
2011 Saint Mary Hall of Fame
Inductees and Teams.
Congratulations to all of the
2011 Saint Mary Hall of Fame
Inductees and Teams.
JERRY NEALON ’77
JERRY NEALON ’77
Hall of Fame 1999
Hall of Fame 1999
KEVIN HIGGINS, CLASS OF ‘77
Owner and Operator
477 Route 10 East, Randolph, NJ 07869
973-361-9100 • E-mail: runnershaven@nac.net
Compliments of
KEVIN HIGGINS, CLASS OF ‘77
Owner and Operator
477 Route 10 East, Randolph, NJ 07869
973-361-9100 • E-mail: runnershaven@nac.net
Compliments of
BEST WISHES TO THE INDUCTEES!
BEST WISHES TO THE INDUCTEES!
AND
AND
THANKS TO THE HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE
THANKS TO THE HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE
FOR ALL YOU DO!
FOR ALL YOU DO!
THE DULL FAMILY
THE DULL FAMILY
Congratulations St. Mary Inductees!
Congratulations St. Mary Inductees!
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Hosts – The Italiano Family
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Congratulations to
all the Inductees!
Congratulations to
all the Inductees!
TOM McGEEHAN
TOM McGEEHAN
REPRESENTING TARGET TRANSPORTATION
REPRESENTING TARGET TRANSPORTATION
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JOHN R. STROLLO
REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVE • FINANCIAL PROFESSIONAL
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Tel: (732) 292-3371 • Fax: (732) 292-1927
E-mail: John.Strollo@Axa-Advisors.com
2399 Highway 34, Suite C2
Manasquan, NJ 08736
Tel: (732) 292-3371 • Fax: (732) 292-1927
E-mail: John.Strollo@Axa-Advisors.com
Best Wishes and Continued Success
Best Wishes and Continued Success
ELDER LAW
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LAW OFFICE OF
DANIEL JURKOVIC, P.C.
LAW OFFICE OF
DANIEL JURKOVIC, P.C.
52 Chestnut Street, Rutherford, NJ 07070
Tel: 201-460-9888 • Fax: 201-460-1512
52 Chestnut Street, Rutherford, NJ 07070
Tel: 201-460-9888 • Fax: 201-460-1512
Best Wishes & Continued Success
to St. Mary’s Hall of Fame!
Best Wishes & Continued Success
to St. Mary’s Hall of Fame!
Compliments of
Compliments of
Congratulations to
Rich Mariano
Congratulations to
Rich Mariano
COLONIAL DINER
COLONIAL DINER
PETE GREMANIS
PETE GREMANIS
27 Orient Way
Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
201-935-3192
ColonialDiner@comcast.net
27 Orient Way
Lyndhurst, NJ 07071
201-935-3192
ColonialDiner@comcast.net
Congratulations Rich Mariano!
You have always been a Hall of Famer to Us!
Congratulations Rich Mariano!
You have always been a Hall of Famer to Us!
“All the Best from Your Friends”
“All the Best from Your Friends”
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Congratulations to
Inductees!
Congratulations to
Inductees!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Richie!
Congratulations
Richie!
Great to be associated
with you, your family,
and St. Mary’s
for over 40 Years!
Great to be associated
with you, your family,
and St. Mary’s
for over 40 Years!
RON KIST ‘67
RON KIST ‘67
Lyndhurst Hall of Fame
Lyndhurst Hall of Fame
Congratulations
Congratulations
Aunt Diana
Aunt Diana
on being named to the
on being named to the
SMHS Athletic Hall of Fame!
SMHS Athletic Hall of Fame!
Love always,
Love always,
Vince, Gabriella,
Vince, Gabriella,
Charlotte, and Olivia
Charlotte, and Olivia
Congratulations
to My Roofer Rich!
Congratulations
to My Roofer Rich!
From Your Friends at
From Your Friends at
Congratulations to Richie Mariano
and all the St. Mary Hall of Fame Inductees!
Congratulations to Richie Mariano
and all the St. Mary Hall of Fame Inductees!
FROM POPE PAUL VI PATRIOTS
FROM POPE PAUL VI PATRIOTS
PAUL OGDEN • STEVE JACKIMEC • TOM BROGAN
CLASS OF 1971 AND 1972
PAUL OGDEN • STEVE JACKIMEC • TOM BROGAN
CLASS OF 1971 AND 1972
Congratulations
Congratulations
A. J. TULP ’77
A. J. TULP ’77
Hall of Fame 2006
Hall of Fame 2006
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Thank you St. Mary’s for this tremendous honor!
Thank you St. Mary’s for this tremendous honor!
Thank You to all my classmates and teammates
from 1968-1972.
Thank You to all my classmates and teammates
from 1968-1972.
Thank you to my coaches & teachers.
Thank you to my coaches & teachers.
And most of all, thank you to my
parents, brothers, and sisters!
And most of all, thank you to my
parents, brothers, and sisters!
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#41
Best Wishes
Compliments of
Best Wishes
Compliments of
CANTAR/POLYAIR
CANTAR/POLYAIR
PACKAGING
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CANTAR/POLYAIR CORPORATION
A DIVISION OF
CANTAR/POLYAIR CORPORATION
PRODUCT PROTECTION… WITH A PROMISE!
PRODUCT PROTECTION… WITH A PROMISE!
JOSEPH P. HICKEY
JOSEPH P. HICKEY
Plant Manager
Plant Manager
495 Meadow Lane
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
Tel:201-804-1700
Fax: 201-804-1710
495 Meadow Lane
Carlstadt, NJ 07072
Tel:201-804-1700
Fax: 201-804-1710
Congratulations
& Best Wishes
Congratulations
& Best Wishes
2604 Beltline Avenue
Reading, PA 19612-4687
(800) 319-3344 • (610) 921-1300
Fax (610) 921-3734
www.landisexpress.com
2604 Beltline Avenue
Reading, PA 19612-4687
(800) 319-3344 • (610) 921-1300
Fax (610) 921-3734
www.landisexpress.com
Congratulations
Rich!
Congratulazioni
a “speedy” e la tua scuola!
Tuo Amico
“Ozzi”
Congratulations
Rich!
Congratulazioni
a “speedy” e la tua scuola!
Tuo Amico
“Ozzi”
Compliments of
PORT WAREHOUSING
AND DISTRIBUTING
Compliments of
BEST WISHES TO
SAINT MARY HIGH SCHOOL!
PORT WAREHOUSING
AND DISTRIBUTING
WAREHOUSING • TRUCKING
WAREHOUSING • TRUCKING
Robert J. Durham, Sr.
Robert J. Durham, Sr.
PRESIDENT
PRESIDENT
198 PANAMA STREET
PORT NEWARK, NJ 07114
(973) 589-3600
FAX (973) 589-7419
rdurhamport@aol.com
198 PANAMA STREET
PORT NEWARK, NJ 07114
(973) 589-3600
FAX (973) 589-7419
rdurhamport@aol.com
Congratulations Rich,
“You and Neil Diamond
both getting in your respective
Hall of Fame’s in the same year.”
FROM
When a man has his heart
and mind fixed on
grasping “His” brass ring,
It is a feeling of satisfaction
that can last a lifetime.
CONGRATULATIONS RICH,
THIS IS YOUR DAY!
TIM CAUGHEY
RHS 1986
Congratulations Rich,
“You and Neil Diamond
both getting in your respective
Hall of Fame’s in the same year.”
FROM
BEST WISHES TO
SAINT MARY HIGH SCHOOL!
When a man has his heart
and mind fixed on
grasping “His” brass ring,
It is a feeling of satisfaction
that can last a lifetime.
CONGRATULATIONS RICH,
THIS IS YOUR DAY!
TIM CAUGHEY
TIM BOYLE ‘71
RHS 1986
TIM BOYLE ‘71
Congratulations Rich on
Your Induction into
St. Mary’s Hall of Fame!
COUSIN MARIA,
HUSBAND FRANK
AND THE REST OF THE
CONCHA FAMILY
“WAY TO GO
RICH”
Congratulations Rich on
Your Induction into
St. Mary’s Hall of Fame!
COUSIN MARIA,
HUSBAND FRANK
AND THE REST OF THE
CONCHA FAMILY
“WAY TO GO
RICH”
(formerly of Lyndhurst)
YOUR FRIENDS
(formerly of Lyndhurst)
YOUR FRIENDS
In Memoriam
for Our Mothers
Louise Mariano
& Dorothy Concha
JOHN & BOBBY
POLUMBO
In Memoriam
for Our Mothers
Louise Mariano
& Dorothy Concha
JOHN & BOBBY
POLUMBO
Congratulations and
best wishes to a very
good friend,
Rich Mariano.
THE
LAJTERMAN
FAMILY
Thank You
St. Mary’s for the
Time of My Life!
RICH MARIANO
ROOFING
OPERATING SINCE 1980
201-390-3464
Congratulations and
best wishes to a very
good friend,
Rich Mariano.
THE
LAJTERMAN
FAMILY
Thank You
St. Mary’s for the
Time of My Life!
RICH MARIANO
ROOFING
OPERATING SINCE 1980
201-390-3464
RICH MARIANO
RICH MARIANO
2011 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE
2011 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE
Congratulations
Rich,
You’re the Best!
Way to Go!
Congratulations
Rich!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Rich,
You’re the Best!
Way to Go!
Congratulations
Rich!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Rich,
You Deserve this Honor!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Rich,
You Deserve this Honor!
KEN KANOFF
KEN KANOFF
(Former owner of the West End Pharmacy)
(Former owner of the West End Pharmacy)
Congratulations
Rich!
Congratulations
Rich!
Congratulations
Richie Mariano!
Congratulations
Rich Mariano!
Congratulations
Richie Mariano!
Congratulations to
Jack Gillooly
Congratulations to
Jack Gillooly
from
from
BONNIE
BONNIE
Congratulations Dad!
We bet you could still
run a solid route today!
from
JACK, JIM, BRIAN, BRUCE
Congratulations to
Stan Capodanno,
member of the 1961 State
Championship Football Team!
Bruce Katz
Sales Representative
Cell: (732) 261-1036
email: bruce.katz@wbmason.com
W.B. Mason Co., Inc.
Office Supplies, Furniture & Printing
21 Commerce Drive
Cranbury, NJ 08512
1-888-WB-MASON (1-888-926-2766)
Congratulations
Inductees!
Congratulations Dad!
We bet you could still
run a solid route today!
from
JACK, JIM, BRIAN, BRUCE
Congratulations to
Stan Capodanno,
member of the 1961 State
Championship Football Team!
BALLEY
BALLEY
TRANSPORTATION CORP.
TRANSPORTATION CORP.
Robert Sugrue
Account Executive
(800) 438-2819
Cell (201) 679-8069
rsugrue@ballytransport.com
PO Box 3453
Trenton, NJ 08619
Jack O’Hare ‘51
Robert Sugrue
Account Executive
(800) 438-2819
Cell (201) 679-8069
rsugrue@ballytransport.com
PO Box 3453
Trenton, NJ 08619
Bruce Katz
Sales Representative
Cell: (732) 261-1036
email: bruce.katz@wbmason.com
W.B. Mason Co., Inc.
Office Supplies, Furniture & Printing
21 Commerce Drive
Cranbury, NJ 08512
1-888-WB-MASON (1-888-926-2766)
Congratulations
Inductees!
Jack O’Hare ‘51
Congratulations
CSX
INTERMODAL
Congratulations
Congratulations
Inductees!
CSX
INTERMODAL
Irene DeRosa ‘59
301 RT. 17 NORTH,
NINTH FLOOR
RUTHERFORD, NJ 07070
201-804-3273
Congratulations
Rich, on your
induction into
St. Mary’s Athletic
Hall of Fame,
you really deserve it!
BOB TOOMAN
Congratulations
Inductees!
Irene DeRosa ‘59
301 RT. 17 NORTH,
NINTH FLOOR
RUTHERFORD, NJ 07070
201-804-3273
CONGRATULATIONS
Diana Auteri
Class of 2000
On your induction into the Saint Mary Athletic Hall of Fame.
Congratulations
Rich, on your
induction into
St. Mary’s Athletic
Hall of Fame,
you really deserve it!
CONGRATULATIONS
Diana Auteri
Class of 2000
On your induction into the Saint Mary Athletic Hall of Fame.
Best wishes
Best wishes
Teresa (Wilson) Penuela & Family
Teresa (Wilson) Penuela & Family
Class of 2000 & Hall of Fame Member
Class of 2000 & Hall of Fame Member
Thanks for the memories!
BOB TOOMAN
Thanks for the memories!
Congrats!
Richie Mariano...
Long time Friend
from Rutherford
Congratulations
Richie Mariano!
DAVID SHAFMAN
Congrats!
Richie Mariano...
Long time Friend
from Rutherford
Congratulations
Richie Mariano!
DAVID SHAFMAN
BOOSTERS
BOOSTERS
Patricia Barrett Parillo ’59, Fairfield, NJ
Patricia Barrett Parillo ’59, Fairfield, NJ
Joseph Rosa, Wallington, NJ
Joseph Rosa, Wallington, NJ
Helen Randall ’50, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
Helen Randall ’50, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
James Frain ’48, Barnegat, NJ
James Frain ’48, Barnegat, NJ
Mike Jurkowski ’70, Rutherford, FL
Mike Jurkowski ’70, Rutherford, FL
Donna Yetsko (nee Savage) ’71, Sanibel, FL
Donna Yetsko (nee Savage) ’71, Sanibel, FL
Paul Fialkowski ’77, Bayville, NJ
Paul Fialkowski ’77, Bayville, NJ
Bill Solonoski, Allentown, NJ
Bill Solonoski, Allentown, NJ
St. Mary Alumni Hall of Fame Committee
St. Mary Alumni Hall of Fame Committee
MICHAEL P. SHERIDAN
Alumni Director
MICHAEL P. SHERIDAN
Alumni Director
64 Chestnut Street
(201) 933-5220 ext. 270
64 Chestnut Street
(201) 933-5220 ext. 270
NOMINATION FORM
NOMINATION FORM
Name of Athlete _____________________________________________ Year Of Grad. ______
Name of Athlete _____________________________________________ Year Of Grad. ______
Sports Played
Sports Played
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
Awards, Letters, All-League/Area/County/State, etc.
Awards, Letters, All-League/Area/County/State, etc.
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
Recommendation
Recommendation
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
Signature ___________________________________________________ Year Of Grad. ______
Signature ___________________________________________________ Year Of Grad. ______
Congratulations to
A.C. VIDEO SERVICES
VIDEO TRANSFER CENTER
ANDY CONTE ’74
Phone: 973-661-1976
E-mail: a2dj@aol.com
Specializing In:
Home Movie Transfers
Video Tape Duplication • Video Tape Editing
Other Services Include:
Format & Foreign Conversions
Photo & Slide Keepsake Videos • Video Prints
Transfers to DVD & CD-ROM
FA L L E V E N T S S P O N S O R
Congratulations to Nick Cutro
and the Members of the
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• EQUIPMENT CAPACITY FROM 20’ TO 53’ CONTAINERS/VANS
• EDI COMMUNICATIONS WITH RAIL & TRUCK CUSTOMERS
JIM KELLY ’62
PRESIDENT
570 South Avenue East, Building F, Cranford, NJ 07016
Tel. (908) 709-4400 • Fax (908) 709-4411
e-mail: info@targettrans.com
www.Targettrans.com
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