Catholic Class of 2011 Alum John Talbot visits Campus

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School was excited to have John Talbot, class of 2011, stop by campus to speak with students about what the future holds after leaving the halls of MCPS.

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Talbot, a third generation Knight, is the son of Mike ‘ 82 and Angel Talbot of Wetumpka. He is a 2016 graduate of Auburn University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and leaves for California late this summer to begin graduate work at Stanford.

Talbot was happy to come back to his Alma Mater at the invitation of his former teacher Dr. Joe Profio. He was able to share his experience as a student at Montgomery Catholic and how it prepared him for work at the university level. Talbot is looking forward to the future and Montgomery Catholic is thankful for the gift of time he gave back to his first school.

Montgomery Catholic will look forward to hearing about the future successes for Talbot and all of our hard working Alumni. Go Knights!

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Dr. Joe Profio, MCPS Math Dept. and  MCPS President Anne Ceasar welcomed Class of 2011
alum John Talbot
 to campus to speak to classes about their future in college and
their opportunities at Montgomery Catholic..

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