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  • Seniors do not have to report on Monday, May 15th. Their last day of classes will be on Thursday, May 18.
  • Teacher Appreciation Week will be Monday the 8th through Friday the 12th.
  • Important Senior Events: Awards 5/19, Prom: 5/20, Baccalaureate Mass: 5/25, Graduation 5/27
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Pitcher Ryan Archibald pauses for a moment before taking the mound at the first annual Josh Hamer Memorial Game. On April 21, 2017 the Patriots played the Gilman Greyhounds at Leidos Field at the Aberdeen Ironbirds Stadium.

[PHOTO] One year later, Josh Hamer’s legacy lives on

April 17, 2018
Dean of Professional Development Gary Scholl plays ice hockey with alumni on the frozen pond in Jan. 2013. Although JC has never had an ice hockey team, there remains a long tradition of playing hockey on the pond. Sophomore Helen Lortie plans to take this to the next level by creating an organized ice hockey team.

[PHOTO] Student plans to form ice hockey team

December 8, 2017
Members of the 2016-2017 Patriot Staff pose together for a picture during the Quill and Scroll Honors Society induction ceremony on Tuesday, April 4, 2017. The Baltimore Student Media contest, the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and the National Scholastic Press Association recognized individual staff members as well as the entire staff for their work on last years paper.

[PHOTO] Members of The Patriot win awards

November 15, 2017
Students enjoy the Back to School Dance last year with their friends in the cafeteria as they celebrate the start of the new school year. This year, the dance took place on Sept. 9. and has changed over the decades in both size and attire.

[PHOTO] Back to School Dance brings memories from the past

October 5, 2017
On Nov. 6, 2016, the varsity field hockey team celebrates a championship win with a selfie. This years championship is on Nov. 5 at Stevenson University, where the field hockey team may have an opportunity to win their fourth consecutive title.

[PHOTO] Varsity field hockey aims for four-peat

September 8, 2017
Members of the class of 2016 process into the Upper Gym for their Baccalaureate Mass. This year, the Mass is being held at Saint Margaret Church instead of at JC.

[PHOTO] New Mass location breaks tradition

May 24, 2017
Katie Sullivan and Kishan Patel, class of 16, pose with their Black & Gold Award, which is presented to one male and one female student in the graduating senior class. This year, the nominees are seniors Caroline Cooney, Emma Gromacki, Pia Scotto, Emily Stancliff, Edward Benner, Nicholas Hinke, Caleb Olsen, and Daniel Robinson.

[PHOTO] Black and Gold nominees announced

May 3, 2017
The Melting Pot is a fondue-style restaurant and offers different types of cheese, broth, and chocolate. Pictured above is one of their raw meat entrees.

[PHOTO] Fondue restaurant provides unique dining experience

February 10, 2017
Seniors Cara Wolfarth, Kristen Isoldi, Kishan Patel, Jessica Fuchsluger, and Matthew Becker (left to right) bond over a tower-building challenge at retreat.

[PHOTO] Patriot Perspective: Cliques must be combated through better class unity

March 18, 2016
Seniors Cara Wolfarth, Kristen Isoldi, Kishan Patel, Jessica Fuchsluger, and Matthew Becker (left to right) bond over a tower-building challenge at retreat.

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After working as principal for five years, Ball announced her resignation on Feb. 10. She plans on moving to Baltimore where she can live closer to her family and continue to work as a principal at a Catholic school in Baltimore or an archdiocese.

[PHOTO] Principal Ball announces resignation

February 11, 2016
Fine Arts teacher Bruno Baran instructs Julie Kraus, class of 13. Baran was often known to help and always be available for students, according to students.

[PHOTO] Students reflect on loss of art teacher

November 5, 2015
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