Hall of Fame - Saturday, November 19, 2011
Each year the Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony affords Marist High School the opportunity to honor the very best from among its entire community who have gone on to rewarding family, business and professional careers in all disciplines, or who have actively supported Marist through the years.
The Hall of Fame event is one of two premier annual fundraisers on the school’s calendar. All funding events ensure that Marist High School may continue to provide current students with the very best academic, spiritual and athletic opportunities.
2011 Hall of Fame Inductees
Brother Steve Schlitte walked through the doors of Marist High School in 2000 as Principal and accepted a challenge to guide the school to academic excellence. He is a man of vision and purpose.
Ron played varsity baseball (center field) at Marist all four years. He was All County 1996; All County 1998; All State 1998; Collegiate Baseball Pre-All American 1999; Faa’s Dream Team 1999; Hudson Reporter Player of the Year 1999; All County 1999; All State AP 1999; USA Today Honorable Mention 1999; and played in the All State Game 1999.
Dr. Charles A. Maher was an honor student at Marist, graduating in 1962. He competed for four years while at the school in basketball as a guard as well as in baseball as a pitcher and as a catcher, while receiving all county honors in basketball and baseball.
During his 4 years at Marist, Jamal Marshall played Varsity Basketball and in his senior year he ran Spring Track. He was named 1988-1989 JV Most Valuable Player; 1989-1990 Varsity Most Outstanding Player; 1990-1991 2nd Team All County.
Lou Pistilli graduated from Marist, but never left. While at Marist, Lou served on the Student Council all four years and participated in the Marist Encounter. Freshman year he participated in the Forensics Club. He played baseball (center field) and soccer (forward). He was part of the Varsity Club and Intramurals.
Gerry graduated in the top 15% of his class. He received the Marist Men’s Club Legion of Honor Gold Medal and an award for perfect attendance for all four years! As a senior, he was Vice President of the Student Council, part of the yearbook staff, and was an active participant in the Marist Encounter Movement, both as an attendee and a speaker.
When you think of athletic achievements at Marist throughout the late sixties and early seventies, one name comes to mind. Jim Trolice.
Led by Coaches Michael Leonardo and Joe Forenza, the 1992 Boys Basketball Team succeeded in winning the State Championship Parochial B against Bishop Eustace Prep. They also won the Boy’s Semifinals in the 1992 4th Tournament of Champions against Seton Hall Prep. |
Br. Stephen Schlitte, F.M.S. - Spirit of Marist
Ronald P. Hayward '99 - Athletic Achievement
Jamal L. Marshall '91 - Athletic Achievement
Louis A. Pistilli '72 - Spirit of Marist
Gerard M. Ruane '69 - Distinguished Service
James R. Trolice '72 - Athletic Achievement
1992 Baksetball Team - Team AchievementPast Inductees
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