The Round Table - Winter 2010

JOHN BAPST

The Round Table Winter 2010

The Magazine of John Bapst Memorial High School

In This Issue Q & A with Meg Adams John Bapst Student Profiles Athletic Hall of Fame Reunion Recap Annual Fund 2009 - 2010

Table of Contents

Features Young Alumna Focus: Meg Adams

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A conversation with Meg Adams ‘03 about her latest endeavor – nursing school at John Hopkins University

Students of John Bapst 12 Snapshots of nine John Bapst students forging their own paths into the dynamic world that awaits them after high school

Athletic Hall of Fame

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After a 16-year hiatus, the John Bapst Athletic Hall of Fame inducts new members during halftime of the Homecoming football game on October 2, 2010.

Givin g 2009 -2010

In Every Issue On the cover: Meg Adams ‘03

2009 – 2010 Annual Report

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Thanks to a record number of new donors, total giving to John Bapst in 2009 - 2010 increased by 24% over the previous year.

From the Head of School

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Faculty News

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Alumni News

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Board of Trustees

Administration

Clare Payne Chair

Melville MacKay Head of School

Shaun Dowd ’59 Vice-Chair

David Armistead Academic Dean and Principal

Kevin Carr Treasurer

Thom Cosgrove Associate Director of Technology

Elizabeth Hannigan Lander ’82 Secretary

Lynn Doughty Director of Development

Robert Allen

Mary Devoe-Pratt ’72 Guidance Counselor

Mary Ellen Sheehan Darling ’59 Colleen Grover Dean of Admission and Counseling

Marcia Diamond Ernie Kilbride

Evangeline Hussey Assistant to the Head of School

Kelly Woodcock Leadbetter ’87 Al McIntyre Director of Fine Arts

Lisa Leonard Rod Libby ’76

William Meier Director of Finance and Operations

Daniel McKay Tricia Gosselin Quirk ’83 James Settele

Kamille Morgan Director of Testing Michael Murphy Associate Director of Technology

Matthew Skaves ’99 Rick Sinclair Athletic Director

Robert Strong Karl Ward

Elizabeth Wood Dean of Students

Earle Hannigan Trustee Emeritus

Mission

John Bapst Memorial High School is an academically challenging, independent, college-preparatory school fostering in students a respect for learning, for themselves, and for others.

Motto

Integrity

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The first day of school 2010. photo: Monty J. Rand

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Achievement

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Respect

From the Head of School A Bright Spot in a Challenging World

This issue of The Round Table highlights some special alumni and introduces to you severaltalented current students. Both make me – and will make you – proud to be affiliated with John Bapst.

When I called Meg Adams ’03 last winter to invite her to be the school’s 2010 commencement speaker, I knew that if she were willing and able, we wouldn’t be disappointed. She accepted and proceeded to give one of the best commencement speeches I’ve heard – one that spoke directly to the students, one that came from an alumna whose finger is very much on the pulse of a young person’s experience today. We share that speech with you in this issue, along with Meg’s comments about her latest endeavors.

Each summer it’s my happy privilege to attend a number of John Bapst reunions. Alums filled the Kenduskeag room at the Sea Dog for the annual end-of-summer gathering, in part to recognize our first-ever Alumni of the Year, Shaun Dowd ’59 and Mary Ellen Sheehan Darling ’59.

Congratulations to Shawn and Mary Ellen — and to all of you who work to maintain your relationships with one another.

Other special alumni were in our midst this year at Homecoming when we welcomed sixteen new inductees into the John Bapst Athletic Hall of Fame. Current members flew in from as far away as Illinois, Wisconsin, and North Carolina. You’ll find pictures from Homecoming as well as from reunions large and small in our Alumni News section.

At the Museum of Science and Technology, Chongqing, China.

Elsewhere in this issue you will read about the plans underway to welcome our first boarding students in August 2011. Our school’s high-quality, academically focused program is just what many overseas families are looking for to help their students prepare for an American college or university. As Director of Admission and Counseling Colleen Grover and I traveled to Europe and Asia this fall, we were encouraged by the interest in our school. In August 2011, we’ll roll out the welcome mat for our first international and Maine boarders.

Thanks so much for your loyal support. To the teachers, coaches, and staff members of John Bapst, it means so much to know that you truly care about the school. As I’ve said before, the world may be a challenging place, but working with John Bapst students keeps me a confirmed optimist.

Sincerely,

Mel MacKay

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Writing Her Own Script A Conversation with Meg Adams ’03 John Bapst and Vassar College graduate Meg Adams grew up in Holden and wrote a weekly column for the Bangor Daily News for three years documenting her adventures in the South Pole and elsewhere. On the verge of beginning her latest endeavor—nursing school at Johns Hopkins—she spoke with Lynn Doughty about how this seeming departure from her burgeoning writing career turns out to be just another example of Meg’s determination to write her life’s unique script.

LD: Last spring you wrote your last column for the Bangor Daily News after three years. Can your fans expect to hear from you in another venue, or have you shelved your writing for now?

MA: I definitely haven’t shelved my writing. The principal motivation behind my decision to quit my weekly column was the reality that I would neither be traveling for a while nor returning to Maine. A multipleyear string of “nursing school in Baltimore” articles just didn’t seem like it would have the same scope of interest for all of my readers. That said, I miss writing my weekly dispatches, and I’m looking around for another venue for my work, perhaps one more local to my current residence. I’m also putting out the occasional article and short story

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in magazines and journals. I post notices of all of my publications on my website, www.margaret-adams.com.

LD: From the outside looking in, nursing seems a radically new direction for you.

MA: People are a bit surprised because, at first glance, nursing seems like a very conventional profession for someone who has made many unconventional life choices. Yet many of the other jobs that I have held have been, in and of themselves, very ordinary— “cook” and “forklift operator,” for example.

It’s been the how and the where that has set them apart as being unusual. Nursing is a fantastic trade because nurses are needed everywhere, from remote Polar areas like the Antarctic to disaster zones like Haiti.

Photos, counterclockwise: the women of the South Pole Station posing with the iconic South Pole; Meg Adams crossing a gorge in New Zealand; working at the South Station Heavy Machine Shop; hiking in New Zealand; atop a mountain in New Zealand.

Meg Adams (second from left) and the South Pole Station heavy shop crew

Organizations like Doctors Without Borders and the International Red Cross are always looking for nurse practitioners. There’s also an increasing opportunity in nursing to take unconventional jobs. Nurses have more flexibility and mobility, often, than doctors do, even as nurse practitioners are moving more into primary care. I intend to continue exploring the world and writing about it. As a nurse practitioner, I will have a very concrete, useful skill to contribute wherever I go. I think I really needed that, a tool that I could offer to those around me that was unequivocally useful.

LD: Has nursing school been what you expected?

MA: The last year of prerequisite classes— Microbiology, Anatomy and Physiology, etc.—has been a bit of a delightful surprise for me. I expected the science of nursing to be an intellectual exercise for me, a trade I would learn simply to be able to help people, but not terribly interesting. The genesis of my desire to become a nurse practitioner lay in having a skill, not in studying the human body just for the sake of understanding it better. But despite the utilitarian attitude I took into it, I have found the science itself fascinating. In some ways, it’s a bit like when I learned how to do maintenance on the heavy machinery at the South Pole. I began learning how to fix things just so that I would be able to fix them—a very means-toan-end kind of thinking—but once I began learning, I was totally captured by how all of the machinery was designed and how everything worked. Learning about how human beings function is that all over again, except ten-fold. It’s incredible how intricately engineered we are.

LD: What dock in your life so far have you jumped off that scared you the most?

LD: Which authors have inspired you as a writer?

MA: The decision to go back to school was a bit of a leap for me. I’m committing myself to stay in one place, doing one thing, for many years, and I’m pouring all of my resources into it. Quitting my jobs and signing a tuition check was a scary thing—I had to be absolutely sure that this was what I wanted to do. It’s not like a five-month contract in Antarctica where if all else fails, at least it’ll be short.

MA: My mom gave me a lot of books when I was younger by authors like Robin McKinley and Tamora Pierce—fantasy novels revolving around strong female characters.

These books were my bread and butter for years. Fantasy books can tackle real issues, in realistic ways, without the limitations of real-world fiction; they’re a great vehicle for imagining alternate social models and boundary-pushing. My childhood exposure to a long procession of dragon-slaying women definitely did good things for me; while there isn’t much call for dragon-slaying these days, there’s always the call to stand up for yourself and your ideals.

LD: What do you like best about living in Baltimore?

MA: I love the people here. Baltimore is a bit of a gritty city in many ways, but it’s also the kind of place where you can have great, friendly interactions with a very diverse group of people, all within a twenty-minute walk from your home. It’s not a glamorous, fashionable city in the same way that New York is, but on the other hand, people actually greet each other in the street and start conversations on the bus.

LD: Do you have a grand plan for your life and career, or are you as open to anything as you seem?

MA: For all that I have committed myself to a trade, I’m still pretty open to whatever opportunities come along. I have many possible routes that I can take right now, and I try not to narrow myself down to a single plan. I’d hate to limit myself to the opportunities that I can imagine and see for myself now, before I’ve hardly even started getting my nursing degree. I do know that I am most happy when I am exploring and experiencing new things, and I plan to hit the road again as soon as I am done with school.

Whether that means working at a refugee camp in the Middle East, finding a job as a nurse practitioner in northern Alaska, or some other adventure entirely, I don’t know.

LD: Top five books?

MA: There are so many great books out there. The top five that come to mind first, though, are The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver, Small Wars Permitting by Christina Lamb, Slightly Out of Focus by Robert Capa, Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder, and The Grapes of Wrath by Steinbeck.

LD: When you look back on your high school years, what aspect of it was most influential in helping you become the person you are today?

MA: John Bapst encouraged me to excel, but it also gave me room to do things differently.

High school was when I first began thinking that, as long as I got the job done well, I could do it my own way. Bapst was very open to me doing something alternative; for example, I was able to do a semester at sea through Ocean Classroom during my senior year there. The idea that I could be original and still succeed, rather than following a standard script for success, really started to grow in me during my time at John Bapst, something that several teachers encouraged.

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John Bapst Commencement Speech | June 6th, 2010 | by Meg Adams ’03 Thank you for inviting me to speak today. It’s an honor and a privilege to be here.

I woke up this morning and spent thirty minutes trying to make sure I was in dress code. It hasn’t been so long since I walked across this stage myself that I could count on being recognized as the speaker, not a student, so I decided to play it safe and not wear the blue jeans.

To the graduates of the class of 2010: Congratulations. When you leave this auditorium today, you’ll be leaving behind some of the more rigid boundaries of what’s expected of you, and moving into an era of innumerable possibilities.

The map ends here, and from this point on, you will all be blazing new trail. Today I want to talk to you about courage, taking risks—some of the choices I’ve made since I sat where you sit now—and how to make your own luck.

Three years ago, I graduated from college and accepted a job as a member of the support staff at South Pole Station, Antarctica. I had decided that I wanted to go on an adventure and challenge myself in ways I never had before.

When I made that decision, I had a lot of very bold and plucky things to say about being used to the cold, crediting my Maine heritage with my general hardiness and ability to adapt. I got a job as a weekly columnist for the Bangor Daily News, and announced my intentions to the state, in solid, unretractable lines of print: hey, I’d survived the Ice Storm of ’98. I used to walk from the far end of the median strip on Broadway to school in my sandals, in the snow. “I’ve lived through Maine winters,” I said. “I can handle anything.”

The truth? I was terrified.

I have this philosophy about trying new things. I try to approach all big life changes and undertakings the same way—like getting into the lake for the first swim of the season. The trick is to run straight down the dock, leap, and then let yourself worry about what that water is going to feel like. At that point, you’re a little too committed to start wondering whether or not that cold lake is going to be too far out of your comfort zone.

Antarctica was a big leap for me. And I’m very glad I took it, because it proved to be not just a great season, but an amazing several seasons, and some of the most unforgettable and valuable experiences of my life.

That said, I’ll never forget how I felt on my first flight to the South Pole, strapped into a jump seat in the cargo hold of an LC-130 ski-plane. That four-hour flight was the equivalent of those seconds you have in the air to consider what you’ve done after leaping off of the end of the dock, just before you hit the water. I was so worried that I wouldn’t be able to tolerate the cold, or the altitude sickness—South Pole Station sits at a high elevation on top of two miles of solid ice. When I wasn’t thinking about the constant, subzero temperatures and other physical hardships, I worried about whether or not I was going to be good at my job. I had a lot to prove. In the relative scheme of things, I was very

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young, and women are still a minority in Antarctica. I had a liberal arts degree in Hispanic Studies and I was about to start working as a general assistant to all of Station Operations, helping out mechanics, at the South Pole.

The plane landed, I took my first steps on the Polar Plateau, in that strange, beautiful Polar landscape, and I didn’t spontaneously turn into an icicle or keel over. That was my first victory. When I reported for work at the mechanic’s shop for the first time and announced that I was the newest addition to the Operations and Logistics team, I’m sure that more than one person looked at me and wondered, “What is this, take your daughter to work day?” But I did prove myself. I worked hard, persevered through the difficult patches, and I succeeded.

Courage isn’t about not being afraid to try new things. Courage is about taking risks anyway. And it’s about having the strength to do what you know will make you proud, and not simply taking the easy road of letting other people tell you what you are and who you should be.

In the seven years since I left these halls, I have not always—or perhaps seldom—taken the conventional path.

It’s simple for me to say, “Challenge expectations, think outside of the box.” Well, the less talked-about side of that coin is that the most important expectations to challenge are your own. The most important boxes to think outside of are the ones that you imagine are restricting you. Never make assumptions about yourself. And take every opportunity you can to find out more about what you are capable of.

For much of my life, I have been told, over and over again, how lucky I’ve been. But I believe that people make their own luck. So often, when someone experiences success, people say “Wow, they were really lucky.” In singular instances, that’s true. But there’s a big difference between “chance” and “luck.” Chance events are like winning the lottery—aside from buying the ticket, we’ve got no control over the outcome. By definition, these chance events of fortune don’t happen consistently to the same person. But when people experience good fortune in their lives time and again, that very consistency means that their “luck,” as we call it, must be the result of something that they are doing. It’s easy to say, “Half of my life is due to chance events.” Well, maybe that’s true of 10%, but the other 40% that you think you’ve had no control over is really shaped by the way you think, your attitude, and how you approach things. Consciously or not, most of us actually do make our own luck.

There are many things that you can do to make your own good luck. It helps to expect good fortune—so often we find what we’re looking for in life, including the strength to persist when things are rough. You can listen to your gut— it’s surprising how often our instincts are much wiser than we give them credit for.

But the best thing you can do to make your own good luck is to make yourself as available as possible for all of the chance opportunities that come along. Chances happen to

all of us, but the “lucky,” as we call them, go through life relaxed and open enough to see opportunities and recognize them for what they are. Life is never as we expect it to be—which is a good thing; life would be pretty boring if we could map it all out for ourselves with certainty. When I sat where you are now seven years ago, I never expected to be standing here today. (I believe my class prophecy was something about sailing the seven seas and never being heard from again, which clearly hasn’t worked out for me.)

The point is, You can’t plan for every twist and turn, and you can’t predict it, so you should never be so set on one path that you’re not able to see the new possibilities that come your way. If you let determination for one outcome narrow your vision too far, you might be missing some great opportunities—some great luck.

Our world encourages us to be very focused. Focus, determination, and drive are all very important things—you wouldn’t have gotten where you are today without them.

But I think it’s a mistake to sacrifice flexibility in your life to the altar of single-minded dedication. You need to be able to see new opportunities, realize when things aren’t working out, and take risks on the unexpected which always, believe me, pops up—especially if you’re looking for it.

At the very end of my first season in Antarctica, with two days left before I was meant to redeploy to New Zealand, I received a job offer. For three months, I could be the cook and assistant camp supervisor at a remote helicopter refueling station on the Antarctic coast. I was given three hours to make a decision. My bags were already packed to leave the continent and my name was on the flight manifest to go home. Instead, I accepted the job.

Because of that swift decision, and my willingness to completely alter my plans at the last moment, I had the opportunity to fly in a helicopter across some of the most gorgeous areas of the Antarctic coast, witness an entire month of sunset, and hike through snow caves where my footprints will outlive me. Yes, I was lucky. But I also put my name in for a long shot in the first place, put myself out there for an opportunity, and when it came at the expense of many plans (and my comfort zone), I took it. I haven’t regretted it.

Right now, you, graduates of the class of 2010, are at a very exciting crossroads in your life. For the first time, as you run off the end of the dock of high school and leap into the lake of adulthood, what comes next is entirely up to you.

You are in charge of the directions of your lives now more than ever before. You’re not totally on your own. Your parents will be there to help you. A lot of your teachers will be there to help you, too. You have this community. But now the ball is in your court.

I’m supposed to get up here today and tell you that you can do anything you want to. It’s true. You are young. You are graduating from one of the best high schools in your state.

It’s also true, though, that some paths are much harder than others, and all choices come at a different cost. So often we are told, “Anything is possible,” as though everything was

also easy, and then when we find out otherwise, we feel lied to. Today I’m telling you that there is always a way, difficult or not. The important thing is to find your way. Strive to do not simply whatever it is that you want to do, but something that will make you proud of yourself. Whether it’s staying in your hometown and building up your community, or traveling to the other side of the world to experience a foreign culture, the important thing is that you are true to yourself. Recognize what you can do, what you want to do, what you’re good at and what it is that’s going to make you thrive—and then go forward with it.

You might not get it right on the first try. In fact, I’d be pretty surprised if you did. You might transfer, change majors, change jobs, change plans. But those circuitous paths are no less valid or instructive, as long as you keep going forward. Speaking from my own experience, I can say that most paths look much neater and clearer in hindsight.

When you arrive at a new place in life, looking back, you can easily see how everything else you did got you there— as though you had been preparing for it all along. At the time, though, we all feel like we’re just muddling through.

Don’t worry: you can get there from here.

Lastly, I want to say this: look around at yourselves right now. Some of the people sitting next to you may still not know well. Others are your closest friends. But whether the person sitting next to you is your best friend or not, you have something in common, something that years from now will be revealed to you when you run into them at a grocery store and are surprised at the feeling of kinship.

Last month, we lost a member of the John Bapst community, a professor who touched the lives of many—yours, mine, my older sister’s, back to a class of John Bapst students who graduated before I was even born. His loss has been deeply felt. But it has also brought out the threads of common ground between so many Bapst graduates, threads that are far stronger than many of us had imagined them to be, as former students with decades between us realized we share something with each other in our experiences: this teacher, Dr. Fred Jones. In the next few years, some of you will grow apart, heading off in different directions in life. Some of you will continue to attend classes together at another institution for years to come. But whether your high school friendships live on only in your memory, or continue to grow long after you leave these halls, some of the bonds you’ve forged these last years will always stay with you.

One of Dr. Jones’ favorite inscriptions, from, fittingly, the writings of Chaucer was “The lyf so short, the crafte so long to learne.” At first glance, it seems like a lament—a reminder that there is more out there to do and understand than a person with a dozen lifetimes could accomplish. But the essence of that sentence is deeply positive: that you will never, ever need to be empty or bored, because there is so much out there to understand, discover, and master.

So get out there and do it. The water might be cold, but run right off the end of that dock, and jump in. You won’t regret it. Congratulations, Class of 2010.

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Student Profiles These are snapshots of nine John Bapst students forging their own paths into the dynamic world that awaits them after high school.

They illustrate the wide variety of interests pursued by students at John Bapst.

Andrew Babbit ’11, of

Hampden, feels well prepared for college after taking two classes this past summer at Harvard University as part of a seven-week program. “I took Social and Ethical Issues and History of Music Theater,” he says. “It was an amazing experience.” Babbit is currently taking four AP classes, one honors class, and an online course through Johns Hopkins University to prepare for college next fall. He is also president of the Chorale Council, Student Senate President, and captain of the soccer team.

Bob Tom Flynn ’11, of Han-

cock, says that the benefits of his love for tennis apply to all aspects of his life. “It’s not just a physical sport, it’s mental as well,” he says. Flynn’s course load consists of all AP classes, and he feels that tennis helps him stay focused academically.

Along with his sister, Erin ’09, Flynn used his passion for the sport to found Acadia Community Tennis, or ACT, a nonprofit organization to provide tennis lessons for those who may not otherwise be able to afford them. He plans to continue playing through college and beyond.

Lauren

Pablo

Cabrera ’12, an exchange student from Spain, learned that he would be attending John Bapst just two weeks before his arrival in Maine. He says that his goals for the year are to “learn to speak English, learn about another culture, and play ice hockey.” A street hockey player in Spain, he has enjoyed playing football this fall, a sport he had never before played. His first two months have been “fun but challenging” in part because he prefers warmer weather. “It’s too cold here!” he says laughing. “But I am definitely looking forward to hockey and skiing.”

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Huang ’11, of Bangor, has just returned from four years in New York City.

From working in and performing with an off-Broadway theater company to attending one of New York’s top charter schools, she says that the experience was amazing. However, she is glad to be back in Maine.

“This year, I got a wonderful part in the John Bapst fall play, something that wouldn’t have happened in New York,” she says. “New York and Maine are very different, and there are unique opportunities in both places.” In addition to the play, Huang sings with the chorale and hopes to join the writing club to explore another of her interests.

Kimia Kashkooli ’11, was

born in Iran and moved to Glenburn, when she was seven years old. She participates on the Math Team and the Student Environmental Action Committee and is currently enrolled in four AP classes and one honors class. She plans to study sciences in college with the goal of becoming a doctor.

Kashkooli’s passion for languages (she speaks four) and her interest in travel is driving her post-college ambition to join Doctors Without Borders, an organization that provides aid in nearly 60 countries to people whose survival is threatened by violence or neglect. She says, “The experience of moving here from Iran made me realize that I want to travel to other countries to help people in any way I can.”

Klara Lidman ’13, is an

exchange student from Sweden who has quickly acclimated to John Bapst. She finds the curriculum challenging and enjoys focusing on the subjects she finds most interesting. Lidman is also playing field hockey; her first experience with a team sport. While she misses her family, she is enjoying her time in Maine. She says, “I love it here so much. I know I will want to come back one day.”

Marisa McCray ’12, moved

from Baileyville to Glenburn three years ago to attend John Bapst. Now, as a junior, she’s glad she had the opportunity to do so. She is a Student Ambassador, is learning Tai Chi, and participates in Key Club and on the Math Team.

“I love math,” she says. “I am planning to study either math or medicine in college.” She is uncertain about where she would like to apply, but she is considering “branching out.

It would be great to get away and see new things.”

Aaron

Ortiz ’11, of Orrington, was elected Governor this past summer—Governor of Dirigo Boy’s State.

He participated in a program where he and others were citizens of the State of Dirigo.

They ran their own campaigns and participated in two mock elections. “The questions were very realistic and I learned a lot,” he says. “The experience definitely spiked my interest in politics.” Ortiz plans to study engineering in college next fall, and may consider running for public office in the future.

Rose Upton ’13, of Orland, has been training as a classical vocalist since she was five years old. She enjoys all types of music, but opera and jazz are her passion. “I began singing along with Broadway musicals when I was three,” she says. “And when I was five, I asked to take lessons from the same teacher my sister had.”

Her sister, ten years her senior, is also a classical vocalist, and Upton always knew that she wanted to follow in her footsteps. She now takes vocal lessons once a week and also plays guitar and piano. She hopes to pursue her talents professionally following college.

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John Bapst Boarding Program to Open in August 2011 The John Bapst Board of Trustees voted unanimously at its June 8, 2010 meeting to approve the creation of a boarding program beginning in the 2010-2011 school year. The program is projected to serve up to 42 students, including boys and girls from abroad as well as from Maine. The program will feature both dormitory housing in the Broadway neighborhood and homestay options for students seeking a family environment.

The decision to move forward with the program was the result of an eight-month-long study by a committee that included Board members who were also parents of current and former students and alumni, teachers, department chairs and administrators. Doug Cummings, Executive Director of the Independent Schools Association of New England (ISANNE) and former head of Maine Central Institute, led the study.

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During the intervening months since the study’s completion school administrators have produced a viewbook and refreshed the website for recruiting purposes. Mel MacKay, Head of School, traveled to Asia for three weeks in November 2010 and Colleen Grover, Director of Admission and Counseling, attended an international recruiting event in Berlin at the same time. To view both the new website and new viewbook visit www.johnbapst. org.

“For years we’ve talked about how far students drive to get to John Bapst,” said MacKay recently. “Providing an opportunity for students to get a John Bapst education no matter where they’re from is an exciting next step.”

Faculty News John Bapst Teacher Presents AP Workshops Across the U.S. and Asia Brendan Murphy, Advanced Placement Mathematics teacher at John Bapst, spent June through August 2010 traveling the United States, and to Korea and Saipan presenting week-long workshops for teachers in AP Calculus and AP Statistics through the College Board. The College Board is a non-profit organization that produces standardized tests and student-achievement programs like the SAT and the Advanced Placement Program.

“My trip to Asia was the highlight of my summer,” said Murphy. “In Seoul I presented to twelve teachers from Japan, China, Korea, Thailand and the Philippines. Math is the universal language of the world, so I was able to communicate on some level with everyone.”

“After working in Korea for a week, we flew to Tokyo. I presented to fifteen teachers in Saipan from grades 7-12, and the teachers were from three islands: Rota, Tinian, and Saipan. The people in Saipan were some of the nicest people I’ve ever met.”

The AP Calculus AB/BC teacher’s workshop class in Saipan.

Murphy said that while the summer was filled with opportunities to learn new things, one experience stood out as most surprising. “We saw an inter-Korean baseball game in Seoul that was absolutely wild,” said Murphy. “Korean fans love baseball as much as or more than American fans.”

Overall, said Murphy, the work was gratifying. “I learned some new math, met some wonderful teachers and had a chance to see a part of the world that was new to me.”

AP Calculus AB/BC at the Yongsan International School which hosted the workshops in Seoul, Korea.

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New Athletic Hall of Fame inductees (or their representatives) Dick Soucy ’64 (for Brett Soucy ’90), Jennifer Collenburg Spiers ’95, Jordan Myerowitz (for Zev Myerowitz ’02), Todd Sekera (for Jennifer Sekera ’94), Jessica Miragliuolo Eliot ’97, Samual Schaab ’96, Tom Andrle (for Katie Andrle ’05), Paul Means (for Alex Means ’04), Paul LeBlanc (for Dorian LeBlanc ’93 and Regan Le Blanc ’01), Gary Parker (for Eliza Parker Briones ’91),

Hall of Fame member Mark Williams ’71 (shown here with Mel MacKay) traveled from his home in Lebanon, Illinois for the induction ceremony. The night before the ceremony, Williams spoke to the football team about what how his experience in athletics at John Bapst has positively impacted his life. (left) Hall of Fame member Dick Soucy ’64 during the halftime presentation. The Hall of Fame inducted Dick’s son, new member Brett Soucy ’90, making Dick and Brett the only father-son combination in the Hall of Fame. (right)

Previously inducted members of the John Bapst Hall of Fame: Cheryl Higgins ’72, Heather Hews Caponi ’89, Mark WIlliams ’71, Ed Hughes ’72, Edgar Lamb ’49, Bob McDonald ’44, Ed Black ’ 47, Ed Gallant ’57, Joe Cushing ’49 14

John Bapst Celebrates Hall of Famers After a sixteen-year hiatus, the John Bapst Athletic Hall of Fame inducted sixteen new members during halftime at the October 2, 2010 Homecoming football game against Foxcroft Academy. Current members were also recognized. This was the result of an effort initiated by the Alumni Association, a group of alumni who meet monthly to plan and produce events and programs for alumni. The Association called for nominations in the Spring 2010 issue of The Round Table, which resulted in 120 nominations from alumni and former coaches. The subcommittee nominated 16 of those 120 nominees, and the Alumni Association ratified the new inductees at their September 2010 meeting.

Nominations for the Athletic Hall of Fame are accepted on an ongoing basis. New members will be inducted in the fall of 2011, again during Homecoming. Please complete the nomination form on page 17 for new nominees to be considered.

Alumni who were nominated during the last round will also be considered. If you have any questions about the process or the requirements, please contact Lynn Doughty at 207-947-0313 or by email at ldoughty@johnbapst.org. Nomination forms and more information are also available on the John Bapst website at www.johnbapst.org/athletics/hall_of_fame. Also on the website is a digital scrapbook with information, photos and clippings about John Bapst Athletic Hall of Fame members.

Members of the John Bapst Hall of Fame 1930’s Francis Babine ’32 * Albert Doherty ’32 * John “Dunc” MacDonald ’32 * John Carl Person ’32 * Bob Clukey ’33 * Michael Caspar ’35 * James E. Rittal ’35 * James Crowley ’37 Daniel Mooney ’39 * 1940’s Francis “Bud” Coughlin ’41 * Collin “Bonnie” McKenna ’42 * Bob McDonald ’44 Robert Scribner ’44 Edward Black ’47 John “Blockey” Hickson ’47 * Thomas Geaghan ’48 * Joseph Cushing ’49 Francis Herbert ’49 * Edgar Lamb ’49 John McCann ’49

1950’s Kenneth Harvey ’51 Bill Spencer ’51 Leo Trainor ’52 * Gerry Thorne ’55 Edward Gallant ’57 Thomas Tilley ’57 Robert McAllister ’59 1960’s Thomas Jordan ’60 * Edward “Bud” Farwell ’62 James Baker ’63 Thomas Bourbon ’64 Richard “Dick” Soucy ’64 Grover Coffin ’65 * Kenneth Zuch ’65 Ron Soucie ’66 * James “Biggy” Dionne ’67 * Charles Greer ’69

1970’s Julie Brennan ’70 Mark Williams ’71 Cheryl Higgins ’72 Edward Hughes, III ’72 Bob Quirk ’73 Mark Higgins ’74 Gregory Veilleux ’77 Dennis Whitney ’77 Timothy Donovan ’79 Francine Littlejohn ’79 1980’s Toni Farrenkopf Poalino ’80 Tammy Stone Branca ’81 Harold “Robbie” Stone ’83 Patrick Culumovic ’85 Karen Smith ’88 Heather Hews Caponi ’89

1990’s Brett Soucy ’90 Eliza Prker Briones ’91 Melissa Lockman ’91 Dorian LeBlanc ’93 Jennifer Sekera ’94 Jennifer Collenburg Speirs ’95 Samuel Schaab ’96 Jessica Miragliuolo Eliot ’97 2000’s Nate “Guy” Susi ’00 Regan LeBlanc ’01 Zev Myerowitz ’02 Alex Means ’04 Katie Andrle ’05 Eveklyn Sharkey ’05 Coaches: Norbert X. Dowd * Nat Crowley, Sr. Robert Brennan ’43 * * Deceased 15

2010 Inductees Francis “Bud” Coughlin ’41*

Football: Played for 2 years, was named Intercity End by Bangor Daily ’40-’41, Reserve End for the State Champions, Bangor Rams, Most Outstanding Pass Receiver to play on a Portland gridiron by Portland Sports Writers Basketball: All-City Team ’40 & ’41, All-Eastern Maine Guard in ’41, New England Catholic AllTourney Team in ’41 Baseball: Played in the club for 3 years, Other: Class President and Varsity Club President for 2 years.

Francis Herbert ’49*

Football: Quarterback for the undefeated ’46 & ’48 teams – the first 2 undefeated John Bapst teams.

Baseball: Starting catcher for 4 years; ’49 Eastern Maine Champions (vs. Bangor), leading hitter and captain in ’49.

Other: Played football and baseball at Maine Maritime Academy where he tied a school record of 5 touchdown receptions in ’52 and led the baseball team in hitting.

Brett Soucy ’90

Meet: 5th in 1600m, 6th in 800m; Golden West Invitational: 3rd in mile (5:02); Keebler Intl Prep Invitational: 7th in mile (5:07); US Jr. Ntls.: 5th in 3000m; ’91 Eastern Maine Meet: 1st in 800m, 1600m and 3200m; ’91 State Meet: 1st in 800m and 1600m; Other: ’91 Portland Press Athlete of the Year; ’91 Maine Sports Hall of Fame Scholar, “All Ivy” Princeton University in track, MVP Princeton cross country.

Dorian LeBlanc ’93

Soccer: Varsity 4 years, MVP ’91 & ’92, Captain ’92, PVC All-Star Basketball: Varsity 4 yrs., member of the ’93 State Champion team.

Spring Track: Varsity 3 years, MVP 3 years Other: USMC Athletic Award

Jennifer Sekera ’94

Soccer: Varsity 4 years, Captain, MVP Basketball: Varsity 4 years, Captain, MVP Spring Track: Varsity 4 years, Captain, MVP Other: 10th place at Wheaton College in the NCAA Track Championships in Shot Put.

Basketball: Member of both the ’89 and ’90 State Champion teams. Team Captain in ’90, ’90 McDonald’s All-American team; Ohmart and Hinkley Athlete of the Year ’90.

Eliza Parker Briones ’91

Soccer: ’87 Coaches Award Cross Country: ’88 Eastern Maine Champions Indoor Track: ’88 State Champion in long jump and 300m hurdles, ’89 All-State team, ’89 Class B Champions.

Spring Track: ’89 State Champion in 200m and long jump, MVP, All-State team in both events, Class C runner-ups.

Tennis: 4 year member of the All-State Tennis team, 3 year state finalist, State Champion in ’90, Prince Hall of Fame All-American tennis team Other: ’90 Maine Sports Hall of Fame Scholar

Melissa Lockman ’91

Cross Country: ’90 State Meet: 5th pl., ’91 Eastern Maine Meet: 1st place; ’91 State Meet: 1st place Indoor Track: ’89 Eastern Maine Meet 1st in 600 yard, mile and 2 mile; ’89 State Meet: 1st in mile; ’90 Eastern Maine Meet: 1st in 2 mile and mile; ’90 State Meet: 1st in mile and 2 mile; ’91 Eastern Maine Meet:1st place 1000 yd, mile and 2 mile; ’91 State Meet: 1st place 1000 yards, mile and 2 mile; Brown University Invitational: 2nd in mile; Millrose Games: 3rd in mile (5:01); 8th in mile in U.S. (5:01); 2nd in 2 mile in U.S (11:04); Set State record in mile (5:07), 2 mile (11:04) 1000 yd (2:46) Spring Track: ’88 State Meet: 2nd place in 800 meters; ’88 Coaches award for JBMHS; ’89 State

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Jennifer Collenburg Speirs ’95

Soccer: Rookie of the Year ’94 Cross Country: 8th place in PVC, MVP ’93 Basketball: MVP ’95 Spring Track: Coaches Award ’92, MVP ’93, 3rd place in State meet in 1600m relay and 300m hurdles in ’93, member of the 1600m relay team that finished 6th in the Class C state meet in ’94.

Tennis: Rookie of the Year ’95 Other: National Scholar/Athlete Award: ’95.

Samuel Schaab ’96

Football: Captain ’96 Wrestling: Co-Captain ’95 & ’96

Jessica Miragliuolo Eliot ’97

Cross Country: Varsity runner 4 years, competed at both regional and state meets all 4 years, received the Coachess Award & MVP, led the team as top runner for 3 years.

Basketball: Led the team in foul shooting percentage & served as designated “6th-man”, received Coaches Award, MVP, and Academic Achievement awards Softball: MVP Spring Track: Captain, competed at regional & state meets for 3 years in 4 events (800m, 1600m, 3200m, & 4x800m relay), set a school record in 800m Other: Voted Most Athletic senior year, recruited for track & cross country by 2 universities.

Nate “Guy” Susi ’00

Soccer: Varsity 4 years, Captain, All-State ’98 & ’99 Hockey: Varsity 4 years, 3 year captain, AllConference ’98, All-State ’99 and ’00 Baseball: Varsity 4 years, All-Conference ’99 and ’00

Regan LeBlanc ’01

Soccer: MVP, All-Conference for 3 years, member of State Championship team Indoor Track: MVP Spring Track: competed at the National Junior Olympic meet in the javelin as a freshman, AllConference in the 400m, 800m & long jump, AllState in javelin, placed 2nd in the state in the javelin & was a member of the 4x400m relay team

Zev Myerowitz ’02

Soccer: 1st Team All-State, part of the Eastern Maine Championship team Basketball: Eastern Maine Dunk contest winner, McDonald’s All-Academic team.

Baseball: 1st Team All-State for 2 years, member of ’90 State Championship team Other: Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award

Alex Means ’04

Soccer: Varsity 4 years, member of the Eastern Maine Championship team, Captain ’02 & ’03 Basketball: Varsity 3 years, Captain ’03 & ’04 Baseball: Varsity 4 years, Captain ’03 & ’04, member of the State Championship team

Katie Andrle ’05

Soccer: Best Defensive Player ’02, MVP ’03, Player of the Year ’04, Maine Soccer Coaches AllStar team ’04 Basketball: Best Defensive Player ’03, MVP ’03, Best Offensive Player ’04, Who’s Who in Sports ’04, Big East Best Defensive Player ’04, Scholar Athlete Big East Conference ’04, MVP ’05, Big East Class A All-Conference 1st Team ’05, Scholar Athlete Big East Conference ’05 Spring Track: PVC record holder in 300m hurdles, 3 time PVC Champion in 300m hurdles, 2 time State Champion in 100m hurdles, 3 time State Champion in 300m hurdles, member of State Championship teams all 4 years.

Evelyn Sharkey ’05

Soccer, Indoor Track Spring Track: member of State Championship teams all 4 years, member of the 3200m relay team that holds the Class C state record.

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Send nominations to: Lynn Doughty, Director of Development 100 Broadway, Bangor, ME 04401 ldoughty@johnbapst.org 17

Alumni News 1940 M. Natalie Coyne says life is going on as usual.

1947 William Booker is still practicing as a professional ski instructor and Master Maine Guide at the age of 83.

1950 Ann Karam Saad has retired from teaching. She continues to work as full-time organist and music director at her parish as she has done for the past 35 years.

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1961

Joann Talbot Lumino had a good time at the “Annual Americade” in

Pamela Darling has been living in Puerto Vallarta for the past six

Lake George, New York with 40,000 other bikers.

1957 Charles Hart has been retired for over five years and still summers at Moulton Pond in Dedham, Maine.

Thomas Tilley and his wife, Darthea, are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary this year.

years. She has also been going to Bali for many years for business and pleasure; she designs clothing. She is also starting a program in diabetes awareness in Bali.

1962 Patricia Kinney Knowles is enjoying spending time with her fouryear-old granddaughter, Eryn.

Jane Donovan Stinchfield retired in June after more than thirty years as a middle school teacher. She also enjoys spending time at their place on Branch Lake in Ellsworth, Maine.

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1990 Eliza Parker Briones lives in Illinois where she is a pediatrician.

1991 Melissa Lockman recently moved to Boulder, Colorado after

spending years in Boston, Massachusetts. She is a licensed clinical social worker working in the field of infant mental health. She and her husband Mark both love their lives in Colorado.

1992 Lizz Cannon graduated from Simon’s Rock College of Bard

in 1995. She worked as a dancer, teacher and ESL tutor before returning to school. She graduated from Suffolk University’s School of Law in May 2009, passed the Massachusetts Bar Exam in July, and was sworn in as an attorney in November. She is now has her own immigration law practice in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

1994 Fred Cannon, III is engaged and plans to be married in May, 2011. He plans to move to Wisconsin in order for his finance’e to begin veterinary school.

1996 Samuel Schaab is married with three girls, ages 11, 8, and 6. He is a nurse on Lifeflight out of Lewiston where he performs both scene trauma response and inter-hospital critical care transfers.

1999 Justin Bell enjoyed spending some time with his former classmates this summer.

Jill Husson is busy completing her residency in psychiatry at St.

‘33 Alumna Visits John Bapst

Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Centers in New York City.

Christopher Winchester has a 15-month-old son, Ethan, with his

wife of three years. He recently finished his Master of Science in Abilities and Disabilities Studies at USM and was a 2010 recipient of the MEA Joan McGovern ESP Award for the State of Maine for his “tireless efforts in special education, as an association activist, and a community volunteer.”

Kelli Wong is busy completing her pediatric residency at the Medical University of South Carolina and planning her June 2011 wedding in Maine.

2002 Zev Myerowitz is about to enter his residency program at New York Chiropractic and has also just completed his first year in the Master’s in acupuncture program where he was nominated for “Student of the Year.” He has also been competing in triathlons and doing very well.

Carolyn Samways Harrington ’33 turned 95 this summer and wanted to have lobster with her daughter and niece Anne Marie Kiah ’58 and visit her alma mater, John Bapst.

Head of School Mel MacKay, Development Director Lynn Doughty and Development Assistant Jennifer Tower toured the building with Mrs. Harrington and brought out pictures and scrapbooks from the school’s earliest days.

“There you are!” said Mrs. Harrington’s daughter, pointing to a picture of students from 1930 – 1934. “Yes,” Mrs. Harrington agreed looking at the picture more closely, “That looks like a Samways.”

Sister Anne Marie had also not been back to the school for decades and was delighted to tour the building as well as to see old pictures.

To arrange for a special building tour, contact Lynn Doughty at ldoughty@johnbapst.org.

2004 Tyler Cyr graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology last spring.

2005 Cody Andrews was named to the dean’s list for the fall 2009 and

spring 2010 semesters at Maine Maritime Academy where he is majoring in marine systems engineering.

2006 Mary Donovan was named to the dean’s list for the 2009 fall quarter at Salem College in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Jessica Frick graduated from Colby College in the spring with a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a concentration in neuroscience and she was named to the dean’s list.

Kymberly Horth graduated from Tufts University last spring, magna cum laude, with a degree in child development and she was named to the dean’s list.

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2008 Cara Adams was named to the dean’s list for the spring 2010 quarter

BACK TO FRONT As a rule of thumb, you don’t read magazines in reverse. But when you pick up The Round Table, you probably turn to alumni news first.

Most of our readers do. So catch us up on all your latest news. Drop us a line about what you’ve been up to lately. You’ll be reaching old friends.

Contact us:

Jacqueline Burke was named to the dean’s list for the spring 2010 semester at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute where she is majoring in nuclear engineering.

Catherine Lammert was named to the dean’s list for the 2009 fall semester at Stonehill College.

2009 Michael Lalime was named to the dean’s list for the second semester at Saint Anselm College where he is an English major.

Zachary Smith was named to the dean’s list for the spring 2010

semester at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute where he is majoring in materials engineering.

through the John Bapst website, at www.johnbapst.org/about/contact

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email us at ldoughty@johnbapst.org

Scholarship.

Ellie Bate was a recipient of the 2010 Ralph Robinson Dance

call us at 207-947-0313

Mary DeLorenzo was selected as a 2010 Mitchell Scholar.

or write us at 100 Broadway Bangor, ME 04401.

Lucas Hubbard was a local lodge winner of the Maine Elks Associa-

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Brian Leighton graduated from Colby College last spring with a bachelor’s degree in computer science. He was named to the dean’s list and received distinction in his major.

Ryan Lena graduated from Tufts University, cum laude, with a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering and was named to the dean’s list for the spring semester.

2007 Any Berthiaume was awarded a President’s 3.5 Scholarship Pin from the College of Education and Human Development.

Erin Keim was awarded an Honors Thesis Fellowship from the University of Maine Honors College where she is a biology major.

Kristen Sprague was named to the dean’s list for the fall 2009 semester at New England School of Communication.

Jae-Lee Vanidestine was named to the dean’s list for the 2009 fall

and spring 2010 semesters at Maine Maritime Academy where she is majoring in marine science.

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at DuPaul University in Chicago.

tion’s Most Valuable Student Scholarship program.

Aaron Spencer spent time this summer competing in the Denker

Tournament of High School Champions, National Scholastic Chess Tournament in California. The tournament is by invitation only and only one student per state is invited to attend.

In Memorium ALUMNI Rita Norton Salter ’32 – 5/3/10 M. Elaine Crowe ’41 – 8/5/10 Ellen Toole Dionne ’42 – 3/6/10 John William Gilmore ’43 – 5/10/10 Mary Eileen Goggin ’43 – 8/5/10 Noreen LaPointe Levesque ’43 – 7/13/10 Mary Elizabeth Trembley ’44 – 6/22/10 Alice O’Leary Daily ’46 – 4/13/10 William H. Rivers ’46 – 6/29/10 Pauline “Polly” Sproul McKay ’47 – 10/2/10 June Hackett Smith ’47 – 7/29/10 Margaret “Peggy” McKenzie

Zygarlenski ’47 – 1/5/10 Margaret “Peg” Lander Arlaud ’48 – 5/27/10 Sister Josephine Flanagan ’49 – 10/3/10 Edward “Ed” Matson, Sr. ’49 – 8/13/10 Rev. James E. Connor ’52 – 9/18/10 James Harold Clark, Jr. ’55 – 3/17/10 John H. Cronin ’56 – 8/30/10 Arthur E. Walsh ’57 – 5/31/10 Thomas N. Curran ’58 – 7/27/10 Russell J. McKenna, Sr. ’59 – 8/4/10 Mary Cameron Stockwell ’59 – 3/13/10

James “Buddy” Dougherty ’60 – 3/26/10 Brian M. Kelly ’60 – 8/18/10 Sheila Thorne Marquis ’61 – 5/28/10 Daniel H. McLaughlin ’62 – 5/22/10 James A. Nadeau ’62 – 8/4/10 Patrick A. Lavoie ’65 – 8/24/10 Jo-An Vance Moore ’67 – 4/8/10 Catherine Spruce Graves ’68 – 9/24/10 Charles “Charlie” Niedorowski ’77 – 7/3/10 Julie Verow O’Connor ’83 – 3/17/10 Sue Ellen Perkins ’86 – 6/21/10 Christina Maria Pegg ’09 – 6/15/10

FRIENDS & FAMILY Carolynn “Lynn” Baker – 7/12/10 Louis Barbalias – 6/23/10 Marilyn Barrett – 4/21/10 Joan Cambridge – 7/3/10 Richard Caruso – 8/22/10 Peter Cummings – 6/21/10 Barbra Mills Fogler – 5/31/10 Bertha Frankel – 6/17/10 Pamela Geagan – 6/25/10 Peter Gilgan – 8/24/10

Lucie Hamel – 7/16/10 Richard “Dickey” Harriman, Jr. – 6/16/10 Sarah “Sally” Haslam – 8/4/10 R. Trevett Hooper – 4/8/10 Audrey Horne – 8/14/10 Ellen Ann Howard – 6/14/10 Yu Kao “Jack” Hsu – 5/28/10 Ruth Hurley – 6/13/10 Timothy Jameson – 8/25/10 Frederick Jones, Jr. – 5/15/10 Catharine Lebowitz – 4/26/10 Richard Leclerc – 7/4/10 Joanne Lovley – 4/9/10 Edwina Neptune – 3/27/10 George Noonan – 7/3/10 Priscilla Frechette Pouzol – 9/5/10 Glendon F. Rand – 5/29/10 James J. Roy, Sr. – 5/10/10 Louis “Joe” Roy, Jr. – 4/7/10 Louis Sanzaro, Jr. – 1/27/10 Gail Ann Sinclair – 9/6/10 Donald Skinner – 1/5/10 Elsie Soucie – 3/10/10 Francis Zelz – 4/22/10

Stay Connected!

The John Bapst Alumni page on Facebook is the perfect place to connect with alumni, reconnect with old friends, receive up-to-date information about happenings at the school, and reminisce about your time at John Bapst.

You can locate the page by typing “John Bapst Alumni” in the search field on Facebook, or through a link on our website at www.johnbapst.org.

Check out photos of school and alumni events by visiting our Shutterfly page at http:// johnbapstmemorialhighschool.shutterfly.com/.

You can also locate a link to this page on our website at www.johnbapst.org/alumni.

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Reunion Recap The summer months brought many John Bapst alumni together for reunions large and small.

As in years past hundreds of alumni celebrated the end of summer at the annual Sea Dog gathering during Folk Festival weekend in Bangor. The following pages capture a few smiles from those events.

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Class of ’44

Jim Coughlin, Phil Sherwood, Garrett Lovett, Bob McDonald, Bill Ford, Miles Nugent 23

Class of 1960 - 50th Reunion

Front Row, L to R: Joe Brooks, Charlie Sproul, Bill Hessert, Walter Cammack - 2nd Row: Betsy Jordan Varney, Kathy McHale Powell, Callie Hopkins Michaud, Donna Dinsmore Courtney, Gloria Sturgeon, Patricia Carney Platt, Priscilla Shorette Applegate - 3rd Row: Anastasia McLaughlin McCann, Martyn Vickers, Mary Lou Smith Heineman, John Nelligan, Jane Tardiff MacLeod, Anne LeBlanc Grant, Archie Verow, Mary Lou Nadeau Hallee, Rose Godfrey Reardon, Pat Coffin Kelley, Daniel McGrath, Sharon McNally, Sally McDonald, Lanette Landry Petrie, Carol Gillis Patton, Charlene Jameson Rice 24

Class of 1964

Seated L: Gloria Ryan Owens; Lorraine Rand; Teresa McLaughlin Dore; Joyce Commeau Cote 2nd Row: Terry Murtha, Roseann Hayden Brooks; Cathy Verow Dowling; Nancy Nahra; Cathy Richard; Sally Colman Lavertu; Dawn Hughes Price; Debbie Bell Pfeffer - Back Row: Micheline LeBlanc; Dottie Dee Joaquin; Paul McGuire; Michael Johnson; David Shorette; Michael Geaghan; Terry Parent; Eileen Fernald Fowler; Michael Burke; John Willette; Michael McInnis; Sharon O’Brien Cuneo; Susan Dacey Campos - Missing: Peter Enman; David Witham

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Class of 1965

Seated L-R, J. Hagerman Dell’Orfano, P. Bosse, M.L. Robinson Majka, J.George McCarty, R. Lavin, C. Toole Stetson, Second row- L. Martin, J. Dennis Parent, J. Matthews Scott, H. Flanagan, C. Decker Snell, A. Ross, M. LaFontaine Sekera, L. Theriault Gosselin, C. Murray Beliveau, M. Martin, L.Cormier Vigue S. Field Nelson. Back row- P. McPherson, M. Dalton, J. Cochrane, F. Dinsmore, R. Crowe, B. Brooks, C. Lambert Berenson, J. Manchester, J. Estey Doherty, A. Gray, J. Soucie, A. Zan, L. Willette, B. Sekera, J. McCloskey, J. Samways, C. Bolduc, T. Marcoulier.

Class of 1966

Front Row: Linda Michaud French, Pam Hopkins Vogel, Sandy Smaha Conaboy, Mary Ellis Bryer, Peter Shaw, Ann Rogan Fossett - Second row: Tom Davis, Bro. Tim Paul, Fran Hurley Kelly, Helen Rudnicki Bosse, Anne Dougherty Thompson, Lynn Chute McGinty, Pam McManus Waterman, Marg Clancey, Jody Leeman Chasse, Jenny Mooney McKenzie - Back Row: Mike Crowe, Sue Gibbons Roberts, Rick Doll, Ed Thorne, Parker Rand, Judy Collins Brann, Eleanor Legasse, Bouton, Bob Kelly, Jack Roberts, Mike McPherson 26

lass of 1990

Keeley Harnum, Kim Fowler, Jodi Leigh (non-grad), Caleb White, Randy Hunt, Naomi Corson Brown, Kimber Howard Hoyt, Karen Hogan Johnson

Class of 2000

Jamey Kenneson, Anee Tinkham Kenneson, David Dauphinee, Angela Gibney, Ashlee Libby Lynch , Ryan P. Lynch

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Alumni Visits We were delighted to have several alumni visit the school. It brought back wonderful memories and stories from everyone. To arrange for a special building tour, contact Lynn Doughty at ldoughty@johnbapst.org. We would be happy to have you!

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Annual Fund 2009-2010 Alumni participated in the 2009 – 2010 Annual Fund in record numbers, up 58% over the previous year. Because many parents, grandparents, trustees, faculty and staff are also alumni, the total amount given by alumni actually reaches closer to 50% of all gifts to the Annual Fund. While participation was up across nearly all constituent groups, parents of current John Bapst students were 50% more likely to give than in the previous year.

Thank you for supporting John Bapst teachers and students with your gift to the Annual Fund. It makes a difference. Here is a closer look at where private funding comes from and the way in which unrestricted donations given during the 2009 – 2010 fiscal year were allocated.

Annual Fund Income

Percentage of giving by group

Annual Fund Expenses

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Annual Fund 2009-2010 Thanks to a record number of new donors, total giving to John Bapst in 2009 - 2010 increased by 24% over the previous year.

We are grateful to each of the donors who contributed to the John Bapst Memorial High School Annual Fund between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 These gifts, the vast majority donated by individuals, are allocated throughout the school. We do our best to list each and every contributor.

Please contact Lynn Doughty at 9470313 ext. 114 if we have inadvertently omitted your name. Thank you for your ongoing support.

MELMAC Education Foundation Dr. & Mrs. John Pyne Robert ’73 & Tricia Gosselin Quirk ’83 Greg & Lauren Romain Kenneth & Theresa Sawyer* Dr. Ken Simone & Dr. Julianne Simone Jane Donovan Stinchfield ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Stone Bob & Kristen Strong Dr. Mary Warner & Dr. David Warner

PHILANTHROPISTS CLUB

($500 - $999) Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Paul Amoroso & Ms. Julie Sites David Armistead & Susan Bennett-Armistead Bangor Gas Brewer Eagles Club #3177 Can-Do Fund Mr. Sean Colbath ’85 Mr. Mark A. Cote & Ms. Karen Balas-Cote Benita & Gerry Deschaine John & Beverly Emerson Mark A. Fowler* Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Gaetani John & Colleen Grover Ms. Jane Hammond Hermon Meadow Golf Course* Wayne & Laura Honeycutt Evangeline & Wesley Hussey Ms. Ruby Y. Johnston Kent & Lisa Leonard Mr. & Mrs. James Mahon Mr. & Mrs. Dan McKay Reginald ’48 & Kathleen McManus ’48 William Meier Merrill Merchants Bank Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Monique Bouchard Design* Myerowitz Chiropractic/ Acupuncture Clinic Nickerson & O’Day Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Pfister Mrs. Brenda Power Timothy ’59 & Anne Marie Samway Dr. Ronald Schwizer

($5,000+) Anonymous Mr. Thomas E. Flanagan ’59 Mr. Rod Libby ’76 & Ms. Angela Vrbanac-Libby

SCHOLARSHIP CLUB ($2,500 - $4,999) Anonymous Anonymous* Bangor Savings Bank Foundation Shaun N. Dowd ’59

DIRECTORS CLUB ($1,000 - $2,499) Bob & Linda Allen Bangor Federal Credit Union Mr. & Mrs. Cleveland Bemis Theodore & Cynthia Lambert Berenson ’65 Dr. David Carmack & Dr. Adrienne Carmack Mr. Richard ’65 & Mrs. Brenda Vernon Crowe ’67 Dr. George Eyerer & Dr. Mary Eyerer Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Hannigan Mr. John Henderson ’87 John T. Cyr & Sons Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Kilbride Scott & Kelly Woodcock Leadbetter ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Chiou Lin Melville & Laura MacKay Mr. John Magee ’44

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SUSTAINERS CLUB

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Settele SRL Stores, Inc. Mariano & Laura Teisl Mr. William Trainer ’49 Mrs. Mary Jane McClay Travers ’60 Dr. Martyn Vickers ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Volkwein Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas Waanders Mr. Karl Ward & Dr. Kathy Ward C. Kenneth Zuch ’65

BUILDERS CLUB ($250 - $499) 304 Stillwater Ave Furniture Store* Jean Aldrich ’56 All Saints Catholic School Awards, Signage & Trophies Mr. Ronald Banks ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Bellows Karen & Bruce Bender Bluenose Inn* Boston Red Sox* Mrs. Francie Sheehan Brady ’65 Carpet One Unlimited* Kevin & Melinda Carr John & Betsy Chapman* Dr. Patrick Culumovic ’85 Ms. Liz Cutler* Ms. Michele Deschaine ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Tom Drummond Brenda Ferguson* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ferguson David & Dianne Soucy Gauvin ’74* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Good James & Fay-Ellen Haddix Earle & Calista Hannigan Joseph R. Hebert Sr. Ryan K. Hews ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Orville Hoksch The Jackson Laboratory John Bapst Baseball Boosters Mr. & Mrs. John Kaufmann Mr. Michael Lacadie ’63 Dr. Michael Lamson ’73 Lafayette Hotels* Looking Glass Restaurant* Lt. Col. & Mrs. John F. MacKay Maine Sports Report & Photography* J. Normand Martin* Kevin & Betina Martin Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey McBurnie Christopher McCoy ’97

Dr. John McDevitt IV Randy & Mary McEwen* Henry McPherson ’59 Mr. Brendan Murphy Northeast Auto & Cycle School Inc.* Mr. John O’Donnell ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Patin ’72 Clare & Lew Payne Quality Jewelers* David & Karen Russell Rydell ’84 Ms. Gloria S. Selander Mr. Matthew Skaves ’99 Mr. Richard Thibodeau Gordon & Barbara True Arthur E. Walsh ’57 † Robert ’74 & Deborah Welch* Wight’s Sporting Goods*

HONORS CLUB ($100 - $249) Jim ’85 & Debra Abbott George & Ann Keenan Albert ’56 Victor & Kim Andrews Donald E. Aucoin ’45 Earle L. Aucoin ’40 Paul E. Aucoin ’66 Jennifer Babcock Michael ’58 & Janice Veilleux Baker ’61 Susan Thibodeau Baker ’59 Bangor Optical* Bangor Symphony Orchestra* David & Barbara Bate* Bel Portraits* Mr. Ken Beland Theodore & Cynthia Lambert Berenson* ’65 Best Western Black Bear Inn* The Bethel Inn* Leon & Carolyn Binette Ernest A. Blaisdell ’58 Martha Block Martha Block* The Boeing Company Matching Gift Program David & Fran Branch Lenny ’71 & Susan Brennan Helen Mugnai Brettagna ’43 Bruce B. Bromby ’58 Terence ’82 & Rebecca Burns Lawrence ’56 & Alvina Ouellette Butera ’58 * In-kind donation

† Deceased

George Carlisle Barbara Woodard Carpenter ’76 CES Inc. Eugene ’64 & Amy Charette The Chart Room* L.E. Christie Frank ’52 & Janet Broad Clancey ’54 Margaret T. Clancey ’66 Coca Cola Bottling Co.* Daniel & Nancy Coffey Robert E. Collins ’62 Clement Constantine ’40 Tom & Diane Copeland Paul & Denise Cormier Robert J. Cormier ’58 Mary Lynn McInnis Cotter ’63 Robert E. Cox ’52 Natalie Coyne ’40 Bette Perry Crane ’56 Marie Matheson Cross ’78 Stephen & Nancy Crotty ’71 Craig & Sande Curtis* Habib & Kim Dagher Butch ’65 & Marriet Daigle Jr. Brian & Ursula Sullivan DellaPorta ’84 Mary Devoe-Pratt ’72 John & Marcia Diamond Dr. & Mrs. David Dietz Patrick & Kim Donovan Jamey & Lynn Doughty Jamey & Lynn Doughty* James ’55 & Harriet Chisholm Dowd ’54 Mr. Karl Drechsler Mary LeBlanc Dube ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dubois John Duff & Monique Carlow-Duff Pierre Dumont ’68 Matthew Dunlap* G. Clifton Eames Atwell & Tonja Edgecomb Alice Perry Ellsworth ’47 Michael & Marilyn Eremita Barbara Ferguson David ’61 & Jane Fernald Robert ’66 & Cheryl Flanagan Field ’68 Pete Finnigan ’64 Joseph Francis & Dawn Rider David Frasz & Lesley Fernow Garelick Farms of Maine* Raymond Giroux Virginia S. Glidden * In-kind donation

† Deceased

Erik C. Grant ’86 Joshua Greer ’03 & Erika Getchell Greer ’05 Natalie Gregory Sylvia Mason Hagerthy ’57 Dwayne & Donna Hall Mr. Patric Hamilton Hannaford Bros. Co. Michael Hanson ’71 Stephen & Joyce Hardy Charles W. Hart ’57 Jane Haslam Peter & Maryann McCarthy Hathaway ’54 † Gerald & Duska Hayman Amy O’Donnell Hazelton ’94 Joseph R. Hebert Sr.* Henry’s Bridal* Maynard & Carolsue Hill William & Hazel Hiscock Hollywood Custom Rides* Jon & Marlene Hubbard Constance Pooler Hughes ’50 Stephen Hughes ’73 Beth Husson Jane Sanborn Ice ’49 J.S.I. Store Fixtures* Sheila Bell Jameson ’55 John Bapst Alumni Association John Bapst Key Club* Kim & Brent Jones Fred Jones † Gary & Brenda Jordan Edward C. Kelleher ’59 Kevin & Mary Frances Darling Kelly ’88 Michael & Edith Kelly Monica Weymouth Kimel ’70 Richard & Joanne Kochis Charlotte Krause Mrs. Ann Krueger Bob & Trish Lad David & Lynn Lakeman Lakeside Lawn Care Edgar ’49 & Ann Brangwynne Lamb ’52 Steve & Mary Lammert Ralph ’48 & Mary Pooler Lancaster ’47 The Law Offices of Joe Bornstein Joanne McDonough Leete ’47 Deb Leon & Duane Hanselman Earlene Leveille ’52

Joyce Leveille ’50 Local 2162 Brewer Firefighters Paul H. Loftus ’48 Joann Talbot Lumino ’53 James & Rachel Lynch Jim & Carolyn Mahon* Maine Alpha Master Timothy W. Marcoulier ’65 Stanley Marshall Jr. John P. Martin ’59 Lou Martin ’65 Gwendolyn McBurnie Bud McDonough Mr. Patrick McDonough Randy & Mary McEwen Jim & Mary Fitzpatrick McGrath ’62 Jerry J. McGuire ’59 Paul F. McGuire ’64 Elizabeth McKay ’98 Reid & Kimberly McLaughlin Elden McPherson Jr. ’73 Elden McPherson Jr. ’73* Kathleen Mercier ’82 Bill & Gloria Miller Bill & Gloria Miller* Patrick & Delores Miller Ms. Doris Mingione Donald Moore Mr. Benedict Morelli Mr. & Mrs. John Morgan Muriel Dinsmore Munz ’54 Catherine Babcock Murphy ’60 Frank J. Murray ’67 Cynthia A. Murray-Beliveau ’65 & Severin Beliveau Zev & Gail Myerowitz Northeast Restaurant Equipment Rocco & Betty Noschese Clifford & Sharon O’Donnell Patrick D. O’Donnell ’85 Carolyn B. O’Neill Kevin & Donna Oliver Thomas & Alice Lee Openshaw Fred & Alma Otto Mitchell P. Paradis ’56 Frank H. Patch ’59 Joseph & Susan Pate* Herbert ’49 & Gloria Pelletier Penobscot Cleaning Services* Penobscot Eye Care, Inc.* Jacquelyn A. Perry ’55 The Pines Lodge Steve & Nancy Norris*

Percy Pollard Judy Hebert Powell ’69 Eleanor Provost Riley ’35 Eugene & Cheryl Rioux Donald I. Rogers ’46 Robert H. Rooney ’58 Lars Rydell Ann Karam Saad ’50 Ms. Eleanor Sargoni Tom & Bonnie Sawyer Scenic Flights of Acadia* Frederick & Suzanne Schlapp C. Timothy & Joan Schoppe Walt & Sue Sheren Jeff & Agnes Smith Mr. Robert Smith Victor & Tracy Smith Ralph ’52 & Joan Snow ’52 Joseph ’62 & Susan Munce Soucy ’62 Tom & Shirley Spencer Bill ’51 & Nancy Spencer John A. Sprague ’52 State Street Matching Gift Program Donald & Denise Morin Stillwagon ’73 Bob & Kristen Strong* Sugarloaf* Kathleen M. Sullivan ’81 Mary Sullivan Al & Anne-Marie Tauses Barbara Tennent & Steven Barkan Joanne Quigg Thomas ’56 Thomas A.’57 & Darthea Tilley Jennifer & Brian Tower Richard P. Tozier ’63 Thomas Trowell ’75 Twin City Sock, Co.* Mr. & Mrs. Donald Unterseher Thomas & Marie Binnette Valley ’50 Theresa Ouellette Viola ’48 Ms. Michele Voss Robert W. Vreeland ’59 John & Judy Waanders Mr. Randy Wadleigh William & Claire Walker Katherine Vickers Walsh ’54 WBRC Architects & Engineers Jonathan Weed & Jolene McLellan Robert ’74 & Deborah Welch Ryan ’99 & Leah Welch Daniel Wellington ’73 Dan & Ann Marie Wheeler John Willette ’64

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Annual Fund 2009 – 2010 John Willette ’64* Lawrence G. Willette ’65 Wilfred J. Willette Jr. ’62 Liese & Daniel Wood Mary Catherine Wood ’41 Allan V. Zann ’65 Eric Zelz ’78 Margaret Smith Zezula ’59

FRIENDS CLUB ($1 - $99) Jeanette LePage Allen ’54 Mr. & Mrs. David Ashmore Doug & Donna Avery David ’66 & Denise Baillargeon Michael ’63 & June LaGrange Baldacci ’63 Bangor Golf School* Bangor Municipal Golf Course* Annette Bartlett David & Patricia Kenney Beals ’62 Beatham, Bernier, Seekins & Colpritt Mr. Ken Beland* Albert D. Bernier ’66 Randy, Marilynn, Jessica ’00 & Matthew Bishop ’04 Alicia Loring Black ’68 William ’47 & Inara Booker Mrs. Jane Branch Richard ’61 & Roseann Hayden Brooks ’64 William Brooks ’65 Jeff & Naomi Corson Brown ’90 Susan Perry Burke ’81 Glenn & Glenna Burleigh Jr. Linda M. Burns ’81 Melissa Burns Joy Eleanor Ryder Cameron ’66 Ellen Foley Campbell ’43 Robert & Tammy Campbell Richard Carlin & Ruth Fogler Mike & Teri Carr Guy N. Carroll Jr. ’53 Ms. Laurinda Cartier David E. Cassidy ’02 Steve & Pat Catlin Central Building Supplies, Inc. Central Street Yoga* Guy Chasse ’79 Mrs. Laurie Hoffer Chavira ’64 Steven & Susan Cheff Mr. & Mrs. William Cheff Mr. Christopher Choun

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Ms. Lynne M. Churchill June Clark Coastal Kayaking Tours* Community Health and Counseling Services Mrs. Mary Ruth Conley Mr. Jason ’98 & Mrs. Mary Girard Cookson ’00 Edwin A. Cormier ’37 Joseph Cormier ’49 Donna Dinsmore Courtney ’60 James & Helen Cowan Natalie Coyne ’40* Kurt & Kathy Cressey Kurt & Kathy Cressey* Patrick & Paula Daigle Irene McCarthy Daily ’43 Betty Davis Mr. & Mrs. Larry Davis Mrs. Norma Day The Dinner Store* Frank Dinsmore ’65 Megan Doane ’11, Daniel Davis ’12 & Lauren Davis ’09 Downeast Dive Shop, LLC Bernard Duddy ’55 Patrick D. Duddy ’68 Douglas A. Dunbar ’85 Scott ’80& Christine MacKay Dunbar ’80 David & Julie Dunning David Dzurec III ’95 Catherine B. Eames William & Joyce Egge Jennie Dunn Ellis ’97 Larry & Jill Hebert Ellis ’99 Brian ’71 & Jacquelyn Lamb Enman ’71 Julienne Ewing Fairmount Market* Mr. Frank Farrington Reggie & Rachel Faulkingham Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Faulkingham Vanessa Field Andrew & Rita Fish Craig W. Florey ’81 For Dogs Grooming & Boutique* Jean F. Ford ’55 Bill ’44 & Rosemary Shaw Ford ’48 Barbara Foster ’92 Robert R. Frazier ’63 Tim N. Gagnon ’64

Tom ’49 & Rosemary Rivers Gallant ’52 Cynthia Dunroe Gamage ’55 Patricia Collins Gauthier ’84 Todd & Dallas Gerow Getchell Bros., Inc.* Giacomo’s* Mr. John Gilbert Herbert & Aline Glifort Eric & Jolene Good Mary Cronin Goody ’58 Mr. Jeremiah Gorman Miss Sheila Graham ’55 David & Janet Grant Alan W. Gray ’65 Landis Green Taylor H. Greenlaw ’06 The Greenworks Landscaping* Fred, Jessie, Janice & Gretchen Gunther Ben Hale ’99 Norris & Caroline Hammond Michael Handley & Beth Smyth-Handley Joan Keenan Hansen ’47 Louis Hardy ’76 Michael T. Harkins ’57 Charlie & Andrea Haskell Mrs. Eileen Heinonen Tom ’47 & Anna Herbert John ’47 † & Betty Leard Hickson ’47 Dr. Thomas J. Higgins ’60 Barbara Patch Hodgkins ’57 Patrick & Martha Horne Richard H. Howell ’52 Yu Kao † & Martha Hsu Betsy Hudson Edward & Joan Hudson Eric & Peggy Innocenti Jiva Massage Therapy* John Bapst Athletic Department* John Bapst Fine Arts Department* Mrs. Tarun Johns Paul Jones Jason Jordan ’92 Perry & Beckett Jordan KAHBANG - Music - Art - Film* Arlene Avery Keithley ’49 Mary Coffin Kelly ’60 Mark Kenney & Karen St. Pierre-Kenney William K. Kenny ’76 Kathryn Kevit

Donald J. King ’46 Paul & Joyce Kohout Sheila Cassily Koot ’62 John ’64 & Catherine Lacadie Kyle Lad ’05 Susan Ainaire Lahti ’68 Sam Lam & Yu Fen Li Beth Hannigan Lander ’82 & Chris Lander Angela Dwyer LaPorte ’63 John A. LeBlanc ’73 Sonny & Barbette LeClair Michael & Brenda Leclerc Bruce & Emily Leonard Leon & Kelly Licata Jonathan Lindsay ’79 James & Shirley Lizotte William & Brenda LoPotro Mr. & Mrs. Will Lord Lougee & Fredericks* Garrett J. Lovett ’44 Lucerne Inn* Joseph Lupsha Jack & Cyndee Lutz Jesse S. Lynch ’03 Thomas & Laren Lynn Lynox Welding* Jane Tardiff MacLeod ’60 MaryLou Robinson Majka ’65 Irv & Karen Marsters Mrs. Barbara Martin Mr. & Mrs. Paul Martin Raynald & Jennie Martin Richard J. Martin ’46 Samuel N. Mayo ’68 Henry E. McBride ’58 Mitch McCarthy Theresa McCarthy ’80 Ann McGinley ’79 Rita Willett McGlinchey ’48 Daniel ’60 & Mary Ellen McGrath William R. McHale ’55 Al & Sherelle McIntyre Robert McKay ’57 Tracy J. McKay ’02 Russell ’59 † & Vivian Butera McKenna ’52 Michael & Lisa Bourbon McKenney ’85 McLaughlin’s Seafood* Gloria Kennedy McLellan ’41 Marion M. McLellan ’75 James L. McNamara Jr. ’55 * In-kind donation

† Deceased

Annual Fund 2009 – 2010 Julie Hancock Merriam ’95 Paul ’94 & Erica Messer Hal & Laurie Meyers Miche Bag of Portland* Dennis & Carolyn Miller Edward J. ’77 & Corrin Miller Mr. & Mrs. Norman Mitchell Mary Day Monahan ’60 Christopher Morelli & Kathleen Yavor Bill & Debbie Moriarty Rodney Morneault ’79 Joe Mullins ’73 Donald & JoAnn Quirk Munson’ 49 Anne Terry Murtha ’64 Steven & Eileen Musgrave Shirley Dyer Nash ’55 Judith Moeller Nealley ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Nelson Rick & Sandy Nelson Sandra Field Nelson ’65 Joey Norris & Kelly Hughes Eric & Lisa Nosel Richard & Jeanne Oakes Cristin O’Brien ’95 Eugene J. O’Brien ’44 James E. Osgood Jr. ’62 Kathryn A. Ostrofsky ’02 Mrs. Odette Ouellette Mr. Chris Packard Pat’s Bike Shop* Burton & Barbara Pease Priscilla Peavey ’60 Anthony & Joanmarie Pellegrini Mr. & Mrs. Fernando Pellegrini Byron ’43 & Mary Ryder Perry ’46 Joseph ’84 & Jane Rowe Perry ’87 Mrs. Mary Jane Pierce Louis & Ann Plaud Marie Nichols Pozniak ’44 Benjamin Pratt ’97 C. Arthur Provost ’46 Mrs. Gloryanne Prue Purse Hollywood* Charles & Barbara Qualey Anne Marie Vickers Quin ’53 Lawrence ’67 & Rose Raab James Raczek RainStorm Consulting Mr. Clair Shirley & Ms. Nadia Rand-Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Larry Raybourn * In-kind donation

† Deceased

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Reilly The Reverend Noble Pub* Donna Shannon Reynolds ’55 Marilyn A. Rice ’67 Robert & Carol Rice Mary J. Richard ’62 Pamela Masse Richards ’79 Theodora Cormier Rico ’41 Roger & Valerie Rider James J. Rivers ’55 Carol Robb John E. Roberts Jr. ’66 Michelle M. Robertson Donald I. Rogers ’46* Madelyn Cyr Rogers ’37 David Lang & Maureen Ross-Lang ’89 Mrs. Gerry L. Rublee Dennis A. Ruby ’62 Richard & Regina Ruhlin Robert Russell ’56 Michael & Megan Ryder Kerry Sack Reverend & Mrs. James Sams J. Michael Samway ’55 Mike & Jaimie Saunders David & Lana Savage Tom & Bonnie Sawyer* Michael & Elizabeth Schaab Mrs. Irene Schreiner Harold Scofield Russ E. Scribner ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shappy Evelyn Sharkey ’05 Lawrence ’39 & Hilda Shaw David L. Shorette ’64 Pauline Shyka ’92* Ski Rack Sports* Pastor & Mrs. Carl Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Smith Steven & Gail Smith Henry J. Sockbeson ’69 James ’65 & Margaret Soucie Frank J. Soucy ’44 Richard ’64 & Ruth Dougherty Soucy ’64 Roger & Charlene Southwick Lee Souweine Jr. Garrett Speirs III ’65 Chuck & Filene Spencer Vernon St. Amand ’53 Douglas L. Stanchfield ’79 Lawrence & Kay Stanchfield

State Street Wine Cellar* Brian & Janice Stearns Teresa Willett Steele ’55 Hedda Steinhoff ’97 Cheryl Toole Stetson ’65 Harold & Greta Stevens Thomas ’96 & Melissa Monroe Stone, Jr. ’96 Jeff & Joyce Strang Charles M. Sullivan Jr. ’77 Audrey & Joel Swanton Dr. & Mrs. Paul Szal Peter & Anne Teichman Raymond J. Thomas ’72 Lorraine Pettigrew Treadwell ’63 Jared ’99 & Stephanie Philbrick True ’99 UPromise, Inc. Robert & Maryann Ullo University of Maine Campus Recreation* University of Maine Fitness Center* USA Athletics* Van Raymond Outfitters* Mr. Benny Veenhof Arthur C. Verow ’60 Village Farm* Edward H. Wagner ’67 Mr. Andrew Wallace Jake & Debora Ward Edward & Joni Wardwell Mr. & Mrs. Danny Webb Daniel Wellington ’73* James Wetmore Harold & Mary Lou Wheeler Sylvia McLeod White ’54 Shannon Whiting Richard & Holly Whitmore Laura Lee Whittemore ’62 Stewart W. Whittemore ’60 Robin Wiersma ’95 Mrs. Louise Williams Christopher P. Winchester ’99 Susan Winkler John A. Woodcock Jr. ’68 Marie Perry Woodcock ’45 Eric & Michele Yachanin

In Honor of: Emma Madeline Branch ’12

by Mrs. Jane Branch Kelsey M. Johns ’12

by Mrs. Tarun Johns

John L. McDevitt ’90

by Dr. John McDevitt IV

In Memory of: Virginia Andrews

by Victor & Kim Andrews Brother Benilde, CFX

by Jerry J. McGuire ’59 Beloved son Billy

by William ’47 & Inara Booker Madelyn Perry Cameron ’56

by Jean Aldrich ’56

by Jacquelyn A. Perry ’55 Margaret Chamberlain

by William & Joyce Egge Anita Albert Christie ’49

by L.E. Christie James W. Clark ’37

by Ms. Gloria S. Selander Maureen Cochrane

by Joy Eleanor Ryder Cameron ’66 Charles Matthew Daily ’42

by Irene McCarthy Daily ’43 Leland C. Day

by Mrs. Norma Day Brother William Drinan

by Robert J. Cormier ’58 Thomas Dunroe

by Cynthia Dunroe Gamage ’55 Mary McDonough Fernald ’35

by David ’61 & Jane Fernald Harlow Joe Floyd

by Annette Bartlett Christine Keenan Fournier ’32

by Joan Keenan Hansen ’47 James Hawkes ’37

by William ’47 & Inara Booker John R. Hickson ’37

by Elizabeth Leard Hickson ’47 Hilda Berry Higgins ’44

by Earle & Calista Hannigan Dr. Fred Jones

by Mr. & Mrs. David Ashmore

by Annette Bartlett

by Randy, Marilynn, Jessica ’00 & Matthew Bishop ’04

by Can-Do Fund

by Ms. Laurinda Cartier

by Central Building Supplies, Inc.

by Ms. Lynne M. Churchill

by Community Health and Counseling Services

by Mr. Jason ’98 & Mrs. Mary

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Annual Fund 2009 – 2010 Girard Cookson ’00

by Paul, Denise, Rachel & Jen Cormier

by The Cote Family

by Megan Doane ’11, Daniel Davis ’12 & Lauren Davis ’09

by Mr. & Mrs. Larry Davis

by Mr. Karl Drechsler

by Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dubois

by Catherine B. Eames

by Mr. Frank Farrington

by Raymond Giroux

by Fred, Jessie, Janice & Gretchen Gunther

by Ryan K. Hews ’86

by Yu Kao † & Martha Hsu

by John Bapst Baseball Boosters

by Ms. Ruby Y. Johnston

by Mr. & Mrs. John Kaufmann

by Melville & Laura MacKay

by Mr. Christopher McCoy ’97

by Julie Hancock Merriam ’95

by Ms. Doris Mingione

by Mr. & Mrs. Norman Mitchell

by Dr. & Mrs. Zev Myerowitz, Sr.

by Kathryn A. Ostrofsky ’02

by Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Reilly

by Dr. Ronald Schwizer

by Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shappy

by Walt & Sue Sheren

by Dr. Ken Simone & Dr. Julianne Simone

by Chuck & Filene Spencer

by Mrs. Mary Sullivan

by Dr. & Mrs. Paul Szal

by Barbara Tennent & Steven Barkan

by Ms. Michele Voss

by Ryan ’99 & Leah Welch

by James Wetmore

by Robin Wiersma ’95 John Kelley

by Michael ’58 & Janice Veilleux Baker ’61 Emil Lin ’00

by Chiou & Huei Lin Winnifred Martin

by Richard J. Martin ’46 Winifred Melvin

by Maine Alpha Master Kathleen M. Moore

by Donald Moore George Ellis Mugnai & Joseph Mugnai

by Helen Mugnai Brettagna ’43

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Alice M. Nichols

by Marie Nichols Pozniak ’44 Eugene O’Neill

by Carolyn B. O’Neill Laura Paradis ’52

by Mitchell P. Paradis ’56 Juliet A. Parent

by Priscilla Peavey ’60 Dorothy Thibodeau-Reid ’44

by Barbara Woodard Carpenter ’76 John L. Rico

by Theodora Cormier Rico ’41 Eleanor Mann Sheehan ’34 & Francis R. Sheehan ’35

by Francie Sheehan Brady ’65 Charles M. Sullivan

by Kathleen M. Sullivan ’81 The Chamberlain Family

by Sheila Cassily Koot ’62 Wayne Thompson ’79

by Michael & Marilyn Eremita Rachel Paradis Zelz ’43

by Eric Zelz ’78

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Class of 1959 Scholarship Susan Thibodeau Baker ’59 Bette Perry Crane ’56 Shaun N. Dowd ’59 Mary LeBlanc Dube ’59 Edward C. Kelleher ’59 John P. Martin ’59 Jerry J. McGuire ’59 Henry McPherson ’59 Frank H. Patch ’59 J. Timothy ’59 & Anne-Marie Samway Margaret Smith Zezula ’59 Charles M. Sullivan Memorial Brian & Ursula Sullivan DellaPorta ’84 Charles M. Sullivan Jr. ’77 Kathleen M. Sullivan ’81 Mrs. Mary Sullivan Chamberlain Family Scholarship William & Joyce Egge Sheila Cassily Koot ’62 Dr. Fred Jones Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. David Ashmore Annette Bartlett Randy, Marilynn, Jessica ’00, & Matthew Bishop ’04 Can-Do Fund Ms. Laurinda Cartier

Central Building Supplies, Inc. Ms. Lynne M. Churchill

by Community Health and Counseling Services Mr. Jason ’98 & Mrs. Mary Girard Cookson ’00 Paul, Denise, Rachel & Jen Cormier The Cote Family Mr. & Mrs. Larry Davis Megan Doane ’11, Daniel Davis ’12 & Lauren Davis ’09 Mr. Karl Drechsler Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dubois Catherine B. Eames Jennie Dunn Ellis ’97 Mr. Frank Farrington Raymond Giroux Fred, Jessie, Janice & Gretchen Gunther Ryan K. Hews ’86 Yu Kao † & Martha Hsu John Bapst Baseball Boosters Ms. Ruby Y. Johnston Mr. & Mrs. John Kaufmann Melville & Laura MacKay Christopher McCoy ’97 Julie Hancock Merriam ’95 Ms. Doris Mingione Mr. & Mrs. Norman Mitchell Kathryn A. Ostrofsky ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Reilly Dr. Ronald Schwizer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shappy Walt & Sue Sheren Dr. Ken Simone & Dr. Julianne Simone Chuck & Filene Spencer Mrs. Mary Sullivan Dr. & Mrs. Paul Szal Barbara Tennent & Steven Barkan Ms. Michele Voss Ryan ’99 & Leah Welch James Wetmore Robin Wiersma ’95 Bangor Gas Scholarship Bangor Gas Don Soucy Scholarship for Community Service Bangor Federal Credit Union Leo J. Higgins Scholarship Earle & Calista Hannigan

RESTRICTED GIFTS Academics Mr. & Mrs. Cleveland Bemis Susan Ainaire Lahti ’68 Advertising Awards, Signage & Trophies Shaun N. Dowd ’59 Merrill Merchants Bank Liese & Daniel Wood Alumni Association Mr. Richard ’65 & Mrs. Brenda Vernon Crowe ’67 Ed ’59 & Mary Ellen Sheehan Darling ’59 Douglas A. Dunbar ’85 Fairmount Market* Constance Pooler Hughes ’50 Jane Sanborn Ice ’49 John Bapst Alumni Association Scott & Kelly Woodcock Leadbetter ’87 Daniel Wellington ’73* Daniel Wellington ’73 Stewart W. Whittemore ’60 Athletics William ’47 & Inara Booker Frank ’52 & Janet Broad Clancey ’54 David & Lana Savage Twin City Sock, Co.* Wight’s Sporting Goods* Baseball Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey McBurnie Nickerson & O’Day SRL Stores, Inc. Chess Team Anonymous Dr. George Eyerer & Dr. Mary Eyerer Brenda Power Field Hockey Patrick & Paula Daigle Fine Arts Mr. Ken Beland* Mr. & Mrs. Cleveland Bemis Jeff & Naomi Corson Brown ’90 Glenn & Glenna Burleigh Jr. Richard Carlin & Ruth Fogler Dr. David Carmack & Dr. Adrienne Carmack Steven & Susan Cheff Mrs. Mary Ruth Conley Paul & Denise Cormier Kurt & Kathy Cressey David & Julie Dunning Reggie & Rachel Faulkingham * In-kind donation

† Deceased

Annual Fund 2009 – 2010 Vanessa Field Andrew & Rita Fish Joseph Francis & Dawn Rider Todd & Dallas Gerow Eric & Jolene Good Michael Handley & Beth Smyth-Handley Charlie & Andrea Haskell Gerald & Duska Hayman Wayne & Laura Honeycutt Jon & Marlene Hubbard Eric & Peggy Innocenti The Jackson Laboratory Bob & Trish Lad Sam Lam & Yu Fen Li Scott & Kelly Woodcock Leadbetter ’87 Michael & Brenda Leclerc Leon & Kelly Licata Jesse S. Lynch ’03 Thomas & Laren Lynn J. Normand Martin* Hal & Laurie Meyers Patrick & Delores Miller Christopher Morelli & Kathleen Yavor Bill & Debbie Moriarty Steven & Eileen Musgrave Zev & Gail Myerowitz Joey Norris & Kelly Hughes Richard & Jeanne Oakes Anthony & Joanmarie Pellegrini Mrs. Mary Jane Pierce Robert & Carol Rice Michelle M. Robertson Michael & Megan Ryder Mike & Jaimie Saunders Kenneth & Theresa Sawyer* Roger & Charlene Southwick Jeff & Joyce Strang Al & Anne-Marie Tauses Robert & Maryann Ullo Mr. Benny Veenhof Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Volkwein Edward & Joni Wardwell Eric & Michele Yachanin Girls Basketball 304 Stillwater Ave Furniture Store* Robert & Tammy Campbell Atwell & Tonja Edgecomb Joseph Francis & Dawn Rider Mark Kenney & Karen St. Pierre-Kenney Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Leonard Local 2162 Brewer Firefighters * In-kind donation

† Deceased

Maine Sports Report & Photography* Kevin & Betina Martin Mr. & Mrs. Paul Martin Myerowitz Chiropractic/ Acupuncture Clinic Dr. & Mrs. John Pyne Jonathan Weed & Jolene McLellan Friends of Football Robert W. Vreeland ’59 Math Department Bangor Savings Bank Foundation Thomas E. Flanagan ’59 Bob & Kristen Strong* Miscellanous Event John & Betsy Chapman* Evangeline & Wesley Hussey Project Graduation Awards, Signage & Trophies Beatham, Bernier, Seekins & Colpritt CES Inc. KAHBANG - Music - Art - Film* Deb Leon & Duane Hanselman Brewer Eagles Club #3177 Bill & Gloria Miller Lee Souweine Jr. Science Department George & Ann Keenan Albert ’56 David E. Cassidy ’02 Bangor Savings Bank Foundation Mr. Thomas E. Flanagan ’59 Amy O’Donnell Hazelton ’94 Mr. John Henderson ’87 Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Michael & Elizabeth Schaab Ski Team Dr. George Eyerer & Dr. Mary Eyerer Windows Leon & Carolyn Binette Wrestling Bruce & Emily Leonard Scholarships All Saints Catholic School Anonymous Jennifer Babcock Earle & Calista Hannigan Maine Alpha Master MELMAC Education Foundation Kerry Sack

2010 Auction Supporters Paul Anderson Victor & Kimberly Andrews Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Paul Amoroso & Ms. Julie Sites David Armistead & Susan Bennett-Armistead Terry & Joanne Awalt Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Babbitt John & Ann Babbitt David & Barbara Bate Michael & Jean Beals Kim Bennett Linda Bishop Suzanne Boucher Sandra Brown Nancy Burns Dr. David Carmack & Dr. Adrienne Carmack Dr. and Mrs. Mark Carreira Karen A. Clark Elaine Commeau Jocko & Marybeth Connolly Kurt & Kathy Cressey Mr. Richard ’65 & Mrs. Brenda Vernon Crowe ’67 Ms. Liz Cutler Jason Cyr Mr. Peter Daigle Maria DeSalme Benita & Gerry Deschaine Monique Deschaine Jamey & Lynn Doughty Liza Douglass Shaun N. Dowd ’59 Tom & Beth Drummond Colleen Dumond Douglas A. Dunbar ’85 Ms. Patty Dunbar ’81 Mr. Matthew Dunlap Clarissa Edelston John & Beverly Emerson Mr. & Mrs. Randall Fairman Brenda Ferguson Dennis Field Vanessa Field Jeff & Nancy Fitch Mr. Thomas E. Flanagan ’59 Ms. Mary Flood Ms. Al Fortin Mr. Robert Foster, Jr.

Mark A. Fowler Karen Frazell Hope Gabric Mr. & Mrs. Pat Gaetani Bucky Gahagan David & Dianne Soucy Gauvin ’74 Pat Gero Rod Gillespie Ms. Tara Gordon John & Colleen Grover Jay & Bernadette Guber Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Hannigan Lynne Harvey Tom ’65 & Bonnie Hayes Scott Hesseltine Chuck & Jackie Hewett Ryan K. Hews ’86 Wyatt & Elaine Holland Ms. Ingrid Holyoke Evangeline & Wesley Hussey Ms. Patti Jenkins Mike & Judith Jennings John Bapst Athletic Department John Bapst Baseball Boosters John Bapst Fine Arts Department John Bapst Football Boosters John Bapst Key Club John Bapst Memorial High School Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kelly Bev Kelsey Christopher & Cheryl Krause Larry Labreck Leona Labreck Michael Lacadie ’63 David Lawler Scott & Kelly Woodcock Leadbetter ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lear Mrs. Barbette H. LeClair Bruce A. & Emily Leonard Kent & Lisa Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Chiou Lin Laren Lynn Melville & Laura MacKay Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey McBurnie Mrs. Jane McEwen Randy & Mary McEwen Michael ’64 & Norma McInnis Ms. Pam McInnis ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Dan McKay Shawna McKay Bill McKechnie

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Annual Fund 2009 – 2010 William & Lin Meier Paul ’94 & Erica Messer Mrs. Sheila McManus Messer ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Hal A. Meyers Jeff Miller Mr. & Mrs. John Morgan Mrs. Eileen Musgrave Jeff & Terri Needham Ms. Stephanie Niznik ’86 Steve & Nancy Norris Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Openshaw Mr. & Mrs. Norman Pacholski Mr. & Mrs. Tom Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pate Clare & Lew Payne Clyde Pelkey Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Pfister Mrs. Brenda Power Tricia Gosselin Quirk ’83 Julie Richards Marion Robertson Greg & Lauren Romain Roderick & Karen Rublee Zach Saunders Dr. Ronald Schwizer Joseph ’62 & Marie LaFontaine Sekera ’65 Robert Sekera ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Settele Pauline Shyka ’92 Jackie Smallwood Al Smith Ms. Laurie Smith Chuck & Filene Spencer Mrs. Shirley Spencer Ed Stanislawski & Wendy Warren Bob & Kristen Strong Mariano & Laura Teisl Pam Tremblay Robert & Maryann Ullo Amy VanKirk Tim & Lori Varney Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Volkwein Kathryn Walker Ed & Joni Wardell Buffy Ware Francis Ware Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Webb Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wellington ’73 Mrs. Margaret Sekera Whitcomb ’71 Mrs. Cindy Whited Mrs. Holly Whitmore Ms. Denise Williams

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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wood Jerry & Bev Young

2010 Auction Artists Elissa F. Bate ’10 Carol Colson Liz Cutler Karen Frazell Michael T. Hambrock ’11 Katy E. Hein ’10 Evangeline Hussey Patti Jenkins Gwendolyn M. Kotyk ’12 Jill M. Lalime ’12 Julianne Leonard Nadine Nicke ’10 Vanessa M. Norris ’12 Brook M. Pacholski ’11 Morgan L. Rublee ’10 Valerie Wallace

2010 Auction Corporate Sponsors Bangor Golf School Bangor Municipal Golf Course Bangor Optical Center Bangor Symphony Orchestra Bel Portraits Best Western Black Bear Inn The Bethel Inn Bluenose Inn Boston Red Sox Carpet One Unlimited Central Street Yoga Chart Room Coastal Kayaking Tours Coca Cola Bottling Co. The Dinner Store For Dogs Grooming & Boutique Garelick Farms of Maine Getchell Bros., Inc. Giacomo’s Greenworks Landscaping Henry’s Bridal Hermon Meadow Golf Course Hollywood Custom Rides Honeysuckle Harbor J.S.I. Store Fixtures Jiva Massage Therapy Lafayette Hotels The Looking Glass Restaurant Lougee & Frederick’s Inc. Lucerne Inn

Lynox Welding McLaughlin’s Seafood Miche Bag of Portland New England Basket Co. Northeast Auto & Cycle Pat’s Bike Shop Penobscot Cleaning Services Penobscot Eye Care, Inc. The Pines Lodge Purse Hollywood Quality Jewelers The Reverend Noble Pub Scenic Flights of Acadia Ski Rack Sports SRL Stores, Inc. State Street Wine Cellar Sugarloaf University of Maine Campus Recreation University of Maine Fitness Center USA Athletics Van Raymond Outfitters Village Farm Wight’s Sporting Goods

Giving by Class

Class of 1943 Helen Mugnai Brettagna Ellen Foley Campbell Irene McCarthy Daily Byron Perry

Class of 1944 William Ford Garrett J. Lovett John F. Magee Eugene J. O’Brien Marie Nichols Pozniak Frank J. Soucy

Class of 1945 Donald E. Aucoin Marie Perry Woodcock

Class of 1946 Donald J. King Richard J. Martin Mary Ryder Perry C. Arthur Provost Donald I. Rogers

Class of 1947

Eleanor Provost Riley

William Booker Alice Perry Ellsworth Joan Keenan Hansen Tom Herbert John † & Betty Leard Hickson Mary Pooler Lancaster Joanne McDonough Leete

Class of 1937

Class of 1948

Edwin A. Cormier Madelyn Cyr Rogers

Rosemary Shaw Ford Ralph Ivan Lancaster Paul H. Loftus Rita Willett McGlinchey Reginald & Kathleen Flanagan McManus Theresa Ouellette Viola

This is a list of all alumni donors by graduating class; these donors were also listed by giving category in the previous section.

Class of 1935

Class of 1939 Lawrence & Hilda Shaw

Class of 1940 Earle L. Aucoin Clement Constantine Natalie Coyne

Class of 1941 Gloria Kennedy McLellan Theodora Cormier Rico Mary Catherine Wood

Class of 1949 Joseph Cormier Tom Gallant Jane Sanborn Ice Arlene Avery Keithley Edgar Lamb JoAnn Quirk Munson Herbert Pelletier William T. Trainer * In-kind donation

† Deceased

Annual Fund 2009 – 2010 Class of 1950

Class of 1956

Constance Pooler Hughes Joyce Leveille Ann Karam Saad Marie Binnette Valley

Bill Spencer

Ann Keenan Albert Jean Aldrich Lawrence Butera Bette Perry Crane Mitchell P. Paradis Robert Russell Joanne Quigg Thomas

Class of 1952

Class of 1957

Frank Clancey Robert E. Cox Rosemary Rivers Gallant Richard H. Howell Ann Brangwynne Lamb Earlene Leveille Vivian Butera McKenna Ralph & Joan Snow John A. Sprague

Sylvia Mason Hagerthy Michael T. Harkins Charles W. Hart Barbara Patch Hodgkins Robert McKay Thomas A. Tilley Arthur E. Walsh †

Class of 1951

Class of 1953 Guy N. Carroll Jr. Joann Talbot Lumino Anne Marie Vickers Quin Vernon St. Amand

Class of 1954 Jeanette LePage Allen Janet Broad Clancey Harriet Chisholm Dowd Maryann McCarthy Hathaway † Muriel Dinsmore Munz Katherine Vickers Walsh Sylvia McLeod White

Class of 1955 James Dowd Bernard Duddy Jean F. Ford Cynthia Dunroe Gamage Sheila Graham Sheila Bell Jameson William R. McHale James L. McNamara Jr. Shirley Dyer Nash Jacquelyn A. Perry Donna Shannon Reynolds James J. Rivers J. Michael Samway Teresa Willett Steele

* In-kind donation

† Deceased

Class of 1958 Michael Baker Ernest A. Blaisdell Bruce B. Bromby Alvina Ouellette Butera Robert J. Cormier Mary Cronin Goody Henry E. McBride Robert H. Rooney

Class of 1959 The Class of 1959 topped all other classes in total giving amount.

Susan Thibodeau Baker Ed & Mary Ellen Sheehan Darling Shaun N. Dowd Mary LeBlanc Dube Thomas E. Flanagan Edward C. Kelleher John P. Martin Jerry J. McGuire Russell McKenna † Henry McPherson Frank H. Patch J. Timothy Samway Robert W. Vreeland Margaret Smith Zezula

Class of 1960 Donna Dinsmore Courtney Thomas J. Higgins Mary Coffin Kelley Jane Tardiff MacLeod Daniel McGrath Mary Day Monahan

Catherine Babcock Murphy Priscilla Peavey Mary Jane McClay Travers Arthur C. Verow Martyn Vickers, Jr. Stewart W. Whittemore

Class of 1961 Janice Veilleux Baker Richard Brooks David Fernald

Class of 1962 Patricia Kenney Beals Robert E. Collins Sheila Cassily Koot Jim & Mary Fitzpatrick McGrath, Jr. James E. Osgood Jr. Mary J. Richard Dennis A. Ruby Joseph & Susan Munce Soucy Jane Donovan Stinchfield Laura Lee Whittemore Wilfred J. Willette Jr.

Class of 1963 Michael & June LaGrange Baldacci Mary Lynn McInnis Cotter Robert R. Frazier Michael Lacadie Angela Dwyer LaPorte Richard P. Tozier Lorraine Pettigrew Treadwell

Class of 1964 Roseann Hayden Brooks Eugene Charette Laurie Hoffer Chavira Pete Finnigan Tim N. Gagnon John Lacadie Paul F. McGuire Anne Terry Murtha David L. Shorette Richard & Ruth Dougherty Soucy John Willette

Richard Crowe, III Butch Daigle Jr. Frank Dinsmore Alan W. Gray MaryLou Robinson Majka Timothy W. Marcoulier Lou Martin Cynthia A. Murray-Beliveau Sandra Field Nelson James Soucie Garrett Speirs III Cheryl Toole Stetson Lawrence G. Willette Allan V. Zann C. Kenneth Zuch

Class of 1966 Paul E. Aucoin David Baillargeon Albert D. Bernier Joy Eleanor Ryder Cameron Margaret T. Clancey Robert Field John E. Roberts Jr.

Class of 1967 Brenda Vernon Crowe Frank J. Murray Lawrence Raab Marilyn A. Rice Edward H. Wagner

Class of 1968 Alicia Loring Black Patrick D. Duddy Pierre Dumont Cheryl Flanagan Field Susan Ainaire Lahti Samuel N. Mayo John A. Woodcock Jr.

Class of 1969 Judy Hebert Powell Henry J. Sockbeson

Class of 1970 Monica Weymouth Kimel

Class of 1965 Cynthia Lambert Berenson Francie Sheehan Brady William Brooks

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Annual Fund 2009 – 2010 Class of 1971 Lenny Brennan Nancy Crotty Brian & Jacquelyn Lamb Enman Michael Hanson

Class of 1972 Mary Devoe-Pratt Douglas Patin Raymond J. Thomas

Class of 1973 Stephen Hughes Michael Lamson John A. LeBlanc Elden McPherson Jr. Joe Mullins Robert Quirk Denise Morin Stillwagon Daniel Wellington

Class of 1992

Class of 2006 Taylor H. Greenlaw

Class of 1980

Barbara Foster Jason Jordan Pauline Shyka*

Scott & Christine MacKay Dunbar Theresa McCarthy

Class of 1994

Class of 1981

Amy O’Donnell Hazelton Paul Messer

Russ E. Scribner Douglas L. Stanchfield

Susan Perry Burke Linda M. Burns Craig W. Florey Kathleen M. Sullivan

Class of 1982

Class of 1996

Class of 1983

Class of 1997

Tricia Gosselin Quirk

Michele Deschaine Jennie Dunn Ellis Christopher McCoy Benjamin Pratt Hedda Steinhoff

Class of 1984

Dianne Soucy Gauvin* Robert Welch

Class of 1975

Ursula Sullivan DellaPorta Patricia Collins Gauthier Joseph Perry Karen Russell Rydell

Marion M. McLellan Thomas Trowell

Class of 1985

Barbara Woodard Carpenter Louis Hardy William K. Kenny Rod Libby Judith Moeller Nealley

Class of 1977 Karen Boudreau-Jensen Edward J. & Corrin Miller Charles M. Sullivan Jr.

David Dzurec, III Julie Hancock Merriam Cristin O’Brien Robin Wiersma

Terence Burns Beth Hanningan Lander Kathleen Mercier

Class of 1974

Class of 1976

Class of 1995

Jim Abbott Sean C. Colbath Patrick Culumovic Douglas A. Dunbar Lisa Bourbon McKenney Patrick D. O’Donnell

Thomas & Melissa Monroe Stone, Jr.

Class of 1998 Jason Cookson Elizabeth McKay

Class of 1999

Class of 1986

Jill Hebert Ellis Ben Hale Matthew Skaves Jared & Stephanie Philbrick True Ryan Welch Christopher P. Winchester

Erik C. Grant Ryan K. Hews

Class of 2000

Class of 1987

Mary Girard Cookson

Class of 2002

Marie Matheson Cross Eric Zelz

Ronald L. Banks John R. Henderson Kelly Woodcock Leadbetter Jane Rowe Perry

Class of 1979

Class of 1988

Class of 2003

Guy Chasse Jonathan Lindsay Ann McGinley Rodney Morneault John O’Donnell Pamela Masse Richards

Mary Frances Darling Kelly

Joshua Greer Jesse S. Lynch

Class of 1978

Class of 1989 Maureen Ross-Lang

Class of 2005

Class of 1990

Erika Getchell Greer Kyle Lad Evelyn Sharkey

Naomi Corson Brown

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David E. Cassidy Tracy J. McKay Kathryn A. Ostrofsky

Class of 2010 The Class of 2010 topped all other classes in total participation. The following students contributed in memoey of Dr. Fred Jones.

Kody W. Allcroft Gillian S. Anderson Derrick W. Antworth Rachel E. Ashman Elissa F. Bate Sarah E. Benner Erin K. Bousfield Allyn L. Brillant Anna E. Carmack Derek P. Duff Amber L. Estes Evelyn M. Fairman Marianne H. Ferguson Katelyn M. Gerow Kristyn M. Gerow Erin F. Gilbert Lindsay P. Grotton Meredith A. Hardy Amy M. Haskell Shane A. Hass Lindsey M. Hayden Katy E. Hein Melissa E. Hoksch Lucas A. Hubbard Victoria L. Huckestein Dillon M. Jordan Eben A. Jordan Daniel J. Keefe Michael D. Keim Omar F. Khan Deanna G. Kizer Adam F. Leadbetter Albert C. Lear Danielle M. LeClair Amanda M. Martin Victoria E. Mason Jason A. McBurnie Molly K. Moreshead Kirsty L. Moriarty Rebecca M. Musgrave Jordan L. Myerowitz Nadine Nicke Kayla A. Paul John A. Pearson Clayton T. Perry * In-kind donation

† Deceased

ATTENTION: JOHN BAPST ALUMNI/AE WHO served IN THE MILITARY

Karly A. Quinn Brian J. Rice Morgan L. Rublee Laura K. Simonds Julia B. St. John Matthew C. Storgaard Joseph S. Thompson Abigail H. Tormey Lauren E. Tourtillotte Sarah E. Wardell William P. Wetherbee

Class Chairs for the Annual Fund We are especially grateful to these 25 class representatives. They each agreed to personally contact their former classmates to ask for their support.

Kathleen McManus ’48 William ’Terry’ Trainer ’49 Anne Marie Vickers Quin ’53 Jacquelyn Perry ’55 Michael Baker ’58 Mary Ellen Darling ’59 Shaun Dowd ’59 Tom Flanagan ’59 Tim Samway ’59 Mary Jane McClay Travers ’60 Martyn Vickers ’60 Joe Sekera ’62 Michael Lacadie ’63 Dick Soucy ’64 Richie Crowe ’65 Raymond Thomas ’72 Dan Wellington ’73 Bob Welch ’74 JoAnn Fernald Wicks ’75 Theresa McCarthy ’80 Beth Hannigan Lander ’82 Patrick Culumovic ’85 Kelly Woodcock Leadbetter ’87 Paul Messer ’94 Matt Skaves ’99

* In-kind donation

† Deceased

We need to hear from you. A special committee has been convened to undertake an important project. John Bapst wishes to honor all of its sons and daughters who have served in the United States Military Services.

John Bapst will become a repository of information regarding its Alumni/a military veterans. In addition to its historical significance, this listing will allow for networking and communication among its alumni/ae who share the special bond of having served our country. We envision recognition on a special plaque at the school of all alumni who have served in the military.

All who have served in any capacity in the United States military will be included. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and any National Guard or Reserve Unit.

This includes not only those who have served directly in combat situations during wartime, but anyone who has served anywhere in the world at any time. If you now wear or have worn the uniform, you have served our country, and we would like to include you among those we seek to honor.

Please send the following information to Lynn Doughty at 100 Broadway, Bangor, ME 04401 : Your name, John Bapst class, a photo of yourself in uniform (if possible) and a brief summary of your military service including the years and stations to which you were assigned. If you have been presented a medal of any kind, please send a copy of the citation of the highest award you have earned and a list of other medals and/or awards. If you yourself did not serve in the military but you know of a John Bapst alumus/a who has served and has died, please send as much information as possible about this person. Also, if you are aware of an alumnus/a who has served but has not received this announcement, please inform us so we may include that person. Information may be submitted online at: www.johnbapst.org/contactus.

We intend to be thorough in this project. It is a serious undertaking and we respectfully ask for your help in making this as inclusive of all who have served as possible. As soon as all the information is received, cataloged and finalized, we will publish it appropriately and be certain that you receive a copy. In advance we thank you sincerely for your help in this endeavor. It is a privilege to honor those who have served.

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