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TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 Welcome

4 Giving Summary

5 Signum Fidei Society

6 The Legacy Circle

7 The Lasallian Society

8 Viking Club/Blue and Gold Club

9 1927 Club

11 Founders Club

12 Premier Club

14 Classes with Highest Participation

15 Donors By Class Year

23 Parent and Friends Giving

25 Donors to Endowed Scholarship Funds

26 EITC/OSTC

27 Restricted Giving

28 Gifts In Memory

30 Gifts In Honor

31 2014 Viking Victory Auction

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$1,303,948

TOTAL SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS AWARDED FOR THE 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR: $1,303,948

Central Catholic High School, a college preparatory catholic school for boys, is guided by the educational principles of Saint John Baptist de La Salle. The school strives to provide a challenging, relevant, and diverse program of academics and extracurricular activities in an environment that fosters a life of faith and learning and develops leaders rooted in the Gospel values of integrity, respect, service, justice and peace. Upon graduation, the graduates of Central Catholic will have become Men of Faith, Scholarship, and Service.

We gratefully acknowledge those listed in this report, whose loyalty inspires us to educate young men in the Lasallian tradition regardless of social or financial standing. The voluntary contributions of generous Central Catholic alumni, friends, parents, foundations, and organizations enables the school to provide the unique experience of an education that goes beyond academic excellence.

Since 1927, Central Catholic has been developing leaders in the city of Pittsburgh. With more than 20,000 alumni, Central has a strong tradition of excellence that includes the finest academics, a spiritual community, and an energetic campus in Oakland, the educational heart of the city.

Much like the first class, Central Catholics student body today reflects the rich ethnic, cultural, economic, and racial diversity of the Pittsburgh area. The school has a solid enrollment and is currently at capacity with 870 young men.

Todays students maintain Centrals tradition of academic excellence. The Class of 2014s SAT scores were above the national average in all three subject areas. The class also achieved a 100% college acceptance rate and was offered more than $20 million in scholarships and grants.

Donors in this report made their gifts to the school between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. Contributions made after June 30, 2014 will appear in the 2014-2015 Annual Report scheduled for publication in August 2015. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. We sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions. A correction can be reported to Executive Director for Institutional Advancement, Patricia Joan Maurer at 412-208-3401 or pmaurer@centralcatholichs.com.

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The Lasallian spirit of giving in the 2013-2014 fiscal year provided tuition assistance, technology advancements, and funds for capital projects. In addition, the Alumni Scholarship Endowment Funds continue to impact Central Catholics ability to assist those who need help with the expense of tuition.

Your loyal support helps Central Catholic honor Saint John Baptist de La Salles founding principle, Education for All. Because of your generosity, Central Catholic is able to prepare young men to lead their communities and contribute to the creation of a more just and compassionate world.

GIVING SUMMARY

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Restricted....................$ 59,195

Endowment..................$950,700

Viking Victory Auction.. $222,922

Annual Fund.................$606,356

Total 2013-2014 Giving:

EITC/OSTC..................$642,000

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SIGNUM FIDEI SOCIETY

The Signum Fidei Society are alumni who, during their lifetime, have generously contributed $200,000 or more to Central Catholic High School.

The Christian Brothers of Central Catholic High School J. Christopher Donahue, 67 Thomas J. Donnelly, 43 =

Richard B. Fisher, 41Henry J. Gailliot Ph.D., 60Richard L. Kelly , 66Daniel C. Marino, 79Joseph F. Marmo, Jr., 62

Joseph A. Massaro, Jr., 53John R. McGinley, Jr., 61John W. McGonigle, 56Theodore A. McWilliams, 48

Ryan Memorial Foundation Daniel H. Ryan, 67 Mr. John T. Ryan, Jr. = John T. Ryan, III, 61 Michael D. Ryan, 65 William F. Ryan, 73Vincent C. Scully, Jr., Esq., 45 =John A. Staley IV, 61 Rudolph F. Zupancic, 50

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The Campaign for Central Catholic:

Together in Faith, Scholarship,

and Service.

To sustain Central Catholics tradition of

excellence, the Board of Directors has

implemented a strategic plan that will address

the schools most pressing needs. The plan

includes the schools first comprehensive

campaign in its 88 year history. The Campaign

for Central Catholic: Together in Faith,

Scholarship, and Service will shape the

schools vision for the future and ensure

Centrals position among the nations premier

Catholic secondary schools.

Donors to The Campaign for Central Catholic:

Together in Faith, Scholarship, and Service

are not included in this Report of Donors.

A separate publication will be produced in

the fall of 2015 and will celebrate the

dedicated alumni, parents and friends who

have given their generous support to this

important project.

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The Legacy Circle recognizes alumni, parents and friends who have made a commitment to Central Catholic through a planned gift. We are deeply grateful for your generosity and loyal support of our

Lasallian tradition.

Legacy Circle MembersAnonymousJon Amodeo, 89Erik Bagin, 83Robert Baker, 76 and Paula TrepaczJohn Bender, 56James Berkey, 59Michael Bianchin, 91Theodore Bills, 93Joseph Boscia, 61James Cain, 60Paul Carnahan, 57 =James Clancy, 45William Coll, 47 =Joseph Coltellaro, 52 =Brian Conn, 78Joseph Delesandry, 41Steven Daly, 70John Deakin, 45Patrick Dickey, 85James Dunn, 54Regis Emmerich, 47

Edward Farrell, 42 =Robert Fay, 45Raymond Filek, 59Paul Findlan, 75Richard Fisher, 41Perry Flynn, 81James Flynn, 51John Gordon, 57William Guentner, 48John Guiser, 70Richard Hamilton, 64Carl Henn, 55James Hergenroeder, 51 =Father John Hissrich, 78Jerry Holleran, 53Charles Jessen, 57James John, 70Charles Jones, 71Eugene Kail, 63William Karolyi, 38 =Reverend John Keane, 54 =Timothy Kelly, 71

LEGACY CIRCLE

Thomas Kivinski, 66George Lacsny =James Lally, 41 =James Lloyd, 41 =William MackowickJohn Majetich, 50 =Joseph Massaro, Jr., 53Paul Matvey, 71Edward McAllister, 55 =Thomas McCaffrey, 61Edward McCann, 52Michael McCann, 53Leo McDonough, 44James McGonigle, 48 =Kevin McGonigle, 82David McGuire, 53Jason OConnor, 97James OShea, 49Thaddeus Osial, Jr., 68Chester Ostrowski, 53Raymond Papciak, 70Robert Pfaller, 62

Dennis Powell, 63Richard Presto, 35 =Father Robert Reardon, 51Daniel Reynolds, 56James Rupp, 71Ralph Santacarangelo,40 =Jerome Schaub, Jr., 72Paul Schuler, 36 =George Schiavone, 65 =James Sczepanski, 57William H. Seifert, 38 =Steven Snyder, 62James Stack, 55Edward Strauss, 62David Sweeney, 85John Tarpey, 67Richard Toth, 51Edwin Vandergrift, 46Arnold Vogel, 58David Warburton, Jr., 74Frank Wolf, III, 48Thomas Wood, 72Stanley Zabaglo, 58

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THE LASALLIAN SOCIETY

Gold Medal Club$25,000 and OverJoseph F. Marmo, Jr., 62Theodore A. McWilliams, 48

Bishop Boyle Circle$10,000 - $14,999Kevin J. Coyne, 70Jonathan J. Judge, 72Patrick F. OLeary, 62John A. Osuch, 67

Brothers Circle$5,000 - $9,999Paul J. Benec, 58Jon A. Boscia, 70Timothy R. Brashear, 78Anthony Buzzelli, 67James Carr, 77Eugene Foley, 85Henry J. Gailliot, 60John P. Gordon, 57T. Jerome Holleran, 53Edward Krauland, 73James J. Leeper, 70John P. Morris, Jr., 62Raymond J. Papciak, 70Daniel L. Reynolds, 56James D. Slovonic, 64

Principals Circle$2,500 - $4,999Dr. Robert W. Baker, 76 and Dr. Paula TrzepacConrad A. Calvano, 57Robert J. Davenport, 64Stanley J. Jankowski, 62Richard W. Kelly, 50Christopher Kurpeikis, 93James Lally, 41 =Samuel H. McNaughton, 58David M. OBrien, 68Edward G. OConnor, 58Richard E. Ott, 52Robert M. Perego, 73Finnbarr P. Polc, 75Robert F. Pusateri, 68Lawrence C. Sadowski, 61Charles E. Sheedy, 65William F. Sproule, 60Robert Stampahar, 49

Leadership Circle$1,000 - $2,499William P. Anderson, 66Richard F. Andracki, 65AnonymousRichard N. Baney, 54Christopher C. Benec, 89Bernard J. Bernacki, 70 Theodore T. Bills, 93Raymond R. Birch, 57Martin M. Boltey, 76Joseph F. Boscia, 61Michael J. Boyle, 53 Timothy P. Brady, 67John J. Brislin, 40 =Lorenzo A. Bucci, 77James J. Byrne, 53Frank J. Calfo, 60Gerald S. Casilli, 57Gary R. Cesnik, 70James F. Cinque, 75Robert L. Cinque, 67Patrick Colletti, 93Joseph