The Wall of Fame was established to recognize those dedicated individuals who were employed by the school for at least 25 years, or served as its Principal. We thank the people listed below for their talent and commitment. St. Raymond High School is a stronger institution because of them.
Mr. Ron Patnosh 1962-present
Mr. Mike Norelli 1967-present
Mr. Tom Stewart 1972-present
Br. Christopher Foley 1979-present
Br. Martin Schmidt 1960-64
Ms. Eileen Picco 1961-93
Ms. Kathleen Fahey 1964-95
Br. Matthew Maloney 1964-66
Mr. John Palisi 1965-2006
Br. Andrew O'Gara 1966-79
Ms. Mercedes Belak 1968-99
Ms. Viola Doyle 1968-93
Br. Stephen Caplice 1981-83
Br. Raymond Meagher 1983-93
This year's Wall of Fame dinner will be held on Friday, May 11th. St. Raymond High School for Boys is proud to honor: Mrs. Judy Carew, Mrs. Emily McDonough, Mr. John Poli, Mr. Andrew Sedia, and Mrs. Phyllis Sobieralski as the new inductees. Invitations will be sent out in March. Anyone interested in additional details should contact the advancement office at 718.824.5050 x11.
A special note: Br. Frank Byrne was to be inducted this year but has been called to Rome during the time of the ceremony. Br. Frank will be properly honored at the next Wall of Fame dinner.
News 12 The Bronx’s Student of the Week.
Whether he’s in the classroom or on the baseball diamond, Luis Castillo doesn’t let up. He finds his motivation in being a role model for his younger brother.
“Everything I do, he tries to do,” says Castillo, News 12 The Bronx’s Student of the Week.
The St. Raymond’s High School junior maintains a 95 average and is a finalist for a select FBI internship this summer. His principal, Brother Daniel Gardner, says Castillo is just a good guy.
“If someone needs something, he’s the one to help,” says Gardner. Castillo also excels at baseball and track and field.
“With his academics, he’ll get into a great school,” said assistant baseball coach Marc Deluca. “I’m expecting we’ll hear in five or six years [that] he’s doing well for himself.” Castillo says he’s starting to look at colleges close to home like Fordham University and John Jay College of Criminal Justice. He also likes Connecticut and is looking there as well.