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OUR MISSION

St. Michael’s College School is a community of students, teachers, staff, parents and alumni dedicated to excellence in Catholic Education under the leadership of the Basilian Fathers. We provide a holistic educational experience for the future leaders of our civic and faith community.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Members Chair, Board of Governors - Fr. Timothy Scott, C.S.B. Chair Emeritus - Fr. Neil Hibberd, C.S.B. Fr. Mario D’Souza, C.S.B. Fr. William Irwin, C.S.B. Fr. Wilfrid Janisse, C.S.B.

Officers St. Michael’s President & CEO – Fr. Joseph Redican, C.S.B. Secretary and Controller – Gino Saccone ‘80

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WELCOME PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2010-2011

Dear St. Michael’s College School Community, Due to the fact that my out-of-town travel was less extensive in 2010-11, I was able to teach a grade 10 history class! It was a lot of fun for me and it gave me a first-hand look at our students and a better grasp of the school from the students’ perspective. There is no doubt that we have outstanding young men attending St. Michael’s. All of them are gifted in some way. Many are excellent students, athletes, leaders and artists. This is also true of our teaching, administrative and business staff who share their gifts with our boys as it is true of our parents and alumni. Our challenge consequently is not so much to motivate the boys as to teach them how to achieve balance in their busy lives. Balance means that the boys find time for academics and other pursuits. It means that they need to be reflective people as well as active ones. They need to attend to their emotional and spiritual development, as well as their physical and intellectual selves. This balance is part of the DNA of St. Michael’s as evidenced by our motto, “Teach me Goodness, Discipline and Knowledge”. Our life in Christ is a multidimensional one that requires the growth of the whole person. Thank you for all you have done to help us in our efforts to shape our boys into solid, balanced Christian men.

CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT 2010 - 2011

I am delighted to congratulate the administration, faculty and staff of St. Michael’s College School on another truly outstanding year. St. Michael’s is a Catholic student-centered place of educational excellence in the City of Toronto. At a time when it might be tempting to soften

“I’m very proud that St. Michael’s maintains a demanding curriculum that extends beyond the classroom.” academic standards,

The dictionary defines “holistic” as the character of something in which the parts are interconnected and explicable only by reference to the whole. What better way to describe St. Michael’s educational philosophy. Each element of the St. Mike’s experience is intimately connected with a totality that is Catholic in the best sense of the word. The whole person is educated; his life and outlook are refined and elevated. This past year, I was privileged to attend the beatification of John Henry Cardinal Newman. He was perhaps the nineteenth century’s greatest advocate of a liberal education. I’m happy to say that our liberal spirit lives on at St. Mike’s. Congratulations and best wishes for the 2011-12 school year. Sincerely,

Sincerely, Fr. Timothy Scott, C.S.B. Chair, Board of Governors Fr. Joseph Redican, C.S.B. President and CEO

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FINANCIAL REPORT “The School will continue to be fiscally responsible in setting tuition fees and controlling costs to ensure that we overcome these challenges and ensure the viability of the school for years to come.” FINANCIAL REPORT FOR FISCAL 2011 FROM THE CONTROLLER’S OFFICE

Williams & Partners, Chartered Accountants LLP, have audited our financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2011, and they have expressed an unqualified opinion on the fair presentation of our financial statements. For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2011, the School’s Current Fund had a deficit of $1,360,073 from operations as compared to the previous year of $880,475. The increased deficit was mainly a result of cost increases in depreciation, operating costs for the new theatre for a full year, staff salaries and benefits, slightly lower enrolment (fewer students) and increased student bursaries. Increased tuition fees helped to offset some of these cost increases. It should be noted that this loss was reduced by a contribution of $550,000 from the St. Michael’s College High School Foundation, as well as $376,924 from investments and rental income. The overall deficit for the School’s Current Fund for the year was $433,149, as compared to a surplus of $147,846 for 2010. The Restricted Funds (Building and Scholarship) had an operating surplus of $968,867, down from last year’s surplus of $1,216,719. This was mostly due to a decrease in donor support (approximately $195,000) and lower Capital Improvement fees (approximately $135,000). These were partially offset by an increase in investment revenue of about $80,000.

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Capital spending continues to focus on building and information technology improvements with $718,315 spent on School, Theatre and Arena improvements last year. Cash flow improved during the year by approximately $300,000 after paying back a $1,000,000 promissory note to the Foundation. With a Current Fund shortfall of $7.5M, we will continue to strive for annual positive cash flows from school operations to reduce this. Plans are in place to do so. As we look forward to the next school year and beyond, we can see many challenges, especially with maintaining enrolment at current levels. Therefore, the School will continue to be fiscally responsible in setting tuition fees and controlling costs to ensure that we overcome these challenges and ensure the viability of the school for years to come. Thank you all for your support. Yours truly,

Gino Saccone ’80 Controller

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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT TO THE DIRECTORS OF ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL, The accompanying summary financial statements, which comprise the summary statement of financial position as at June 30, 2011 and the summary statement of operations, are derived from the complete audited financial statements of St. Michael’s College School for the year ended June 30, 2011. We expressed an unmodified audit opinion on those financial statements in our report dated September 21, 2011. The summary financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. Reading the summary financial statements, therefore, is not a substitute for reading the audited financial statements of St. Michael’s College School. MANAGEMENT'S RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Management is responsible for the preparation of a summary of the audited financial statements in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. AUDITORS' RESPONSIBILITY Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summary financial statements based on our procedures, which were conducted in accordance with Canadian Auditing Standard (CAS) 810, "Engagements to Report on Summary Financial Statements." OPINION In our opinion, the summary financial statements derived from the audited financial statements of St. Michael’s College School for the year ended June 30, 2011, are a fair summary of those financial statements, in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles.

Chartered Accountants LLP Licensed Public Accountants Markham, Ontario September 21, 2011

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ST. MICHAEL'S COLLEGE SCHOOL Summary Statement of Financial Position as at June 30, 2011

Assets Cash and cash equivalents Sundry Promissory notes receivable Long-term investments Capital assets

2011 $

2010 $

1,315,737 335,673 1,500,000 3,011,710 38,522,830

1,021,079 302,620 1,500,000 2,710,591 39,437,989

44,685,950

44,972,279

1,790,992 9,810,232 -

1,514,473 10,155,626 1,000,000

11,601,224

12,670,099

38,522,830 2,127,523 (7,565,627)

39,437,989 1,886,525 (9,022,334)

33,084,726

32,302,180

44,685,950

44,972,279

Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Deferred revenue Promissory note payable

Fund balances Invested in capital assets (Capital Asset Fund) Externally restricted (Scholarship and Building Funds) Unrestricted (Current Fund)

ST. MICHAEL'S COLLEGE SCHOOL Summary Statement of Operations Year Ended June 30, 2011

Revenues Academic - tuition and fees Academic - other Capital improvement fee Fundraising and donations Mporium and cafeteria Arena Theatre

Expenses Academic - salaries Academic - other Fundraising Bursaries and scholarships Administration Mporium and cafeteria Arena Theatre Plant Amortization

CURRENT FUND $

BUILDING FUND $

SCHOLARSHIP FUND $

2011 $

2010 $

15,771,795 1,197,277 317,681 849,156 766,829 52,512

417,500 328,262 -

161,609 -

15,771,795 1,197,277 417,500 807,552 849,156 766,829 52,512

15,119,325 1,110,916 552,500 1,028,289 868,678 758,301 18,480

18,955,250

745,762

161,609

19,862,621

19,456,489

8,563,581 2,226,125 517,764 1,913,153 2,194,875 819,409 541,286 289,710 1,615,946 1,633,474

8,230,863 2,104,056 554,153 1,788,625 2,182,995 820,680 545,628 56,530 1,659,443 1,161,648

20,315,323

19,104,621

745,762 155 -

161,609 61,341 -

(452,702) 438,420 550,000

351,868 387,697 625,000

745,917

222,950

535,718

1,364,565

Excess (deficiency) of revenues over expenses before the following (1,360,073) Investment and rental income 376,924 Support from St. Michael’s College 550,000 High School Foundation Excess (deficiency) of revenues over expenses (433,149)

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Concluding another year at St. Michael’s reminds us all of how quickly time passes us by. Three enlarged crests were placed on each level of the school, and one was placed in the floor just outside of the main office, as part of our Grand Entrance. The three crests on each level, emphasized one of Goodness, Discipline, or Knowledge and the ways in which our community defines these pillars of a faith-filled and responsible life. These visual representations within our school reminds us all each day of what it is that we are called to be at St. Michael’s. In support of this initiative, the school year also provided our students with an opportunity to listen to some very influential people from both the national and international stage. The school was visited by Mr. Sergio Marchionne ’71 (CEO, Fiat Chrysler Group), Mr. Brian Burke (GM, Toronto Maple Leafs), Mr. Stephen Brunt (Sports Editor, The Globe and Mail), and Mr. Paul Dennis (Sports Psychologist, Player Development Coach and Adjunct York Professor) all of whom spoke to hard work, taking ownership of challenges, being proud of who we are and respecting the dignity of all people. This past school year also witnessed the inaugural year of the Pastoral Care Centre under the direction of Fr. John Malo, C.S.B ’66. It is a place where students congregate to socialize and unwind during the school day, especially during the lunch periods before heading back to class. More importantly, it is a place for students who are experiencing difficulties in their lives to come and discuss. With the challenges of growing up in today’s world, students are supported and counselled through a myriad of problems including family situations, faith challenges and teenage social issues. Alongside of the Pastoral Care Centre, we continue our faith development in the school through Masses, retreats, theology courses, opportunities to help the less fortunate, and events that help inspire our young St. Michael’s men to lead lives filled with integrity and that are faithful to a Catholic perspective. Once again, the students outdid themselves academically with almost half of the school attaining honour roll status and most achieving over seventy percent. Almost 100% of our graduates were accepted to university. All of these achievements are due to the diligence of the students, the support from parents, and the expertise of our faculty. One of the greatest gifts that our senior

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students give back to the school is by being role models for our younger students. Discipline and hard work lead our students to find success. Missing the goal is not seen as failure, but rather as a challenge to do better. Further mentoring is seen through the Leadership Programme that helps build leaders here at St. Michael’s. These individuals become mentors at camp for our new grade seven and nine students. It is the challenge of these mentors to help the new students learn what it means to be a St. Michael’s man and to foster a healthy environment and productive student body. Last but not least, the co-curricular programmes were once again extremely successful. OFSAA championships were won in volleyball for the first time ever, lacrosse for a second year in a row, and a bronze medal was won in baseball. Other OFSAA appearances included basketball, hockey, skiing, soccer, and track and field. Furthermore, the school won many CISAA championships and our student athletes continue to represent the school proudly. Alongside of these athletic accomplishments, our Art programmes and clubs provided opportunities for students to develop a whole set of different talents. The Arts Week was another success showing off our burgeoning artists and the spring music concerts were spectacular. This year’s musical, “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers”, was a resounding success and was a real hit with audiences. Our clubs also performed admirably with highlights coming from Destination Imagination which placed five teams in the global finals, and our trivia experts and debaters continued to find success in their competitions. The 2010-2011 school year was indeed a good one and it was a result of the efforts from the Basilian Fathers, faculty, staff, students, parents and alumni. St. Michael’s College School is as good as it is because all of these groups come together and work for the best interests of the students and the College School itself. I look forward to the continued success of St. Michael’s College School in the years ahead. Sincerely,

Terence M. Sheridan ’89 Principal

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CO-CURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS

reviews of books that they have enjoyed to share with the SMCS community. Each Friday in February, there was a draw from among the submitted reviews to select the winner of a Chapters gift certificate. The positive impact of this initiative is demonstrated by the spike in demand for the reviewed books the following month. Moderators: Mrs. Sandy Gray and Fr. Cecil Zinger, C.S.B.

CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES ASIAN ASSOCIATION In addition to on-campus meetings, this year the Asian Association collaborated with Asian Clubs at other schools, via a Facebook group. This led to joint outings with other Asian Associations that included participating in sports nights, a skating evening, and a meal at Wu's Buffet, followed by a fun night of karaoke. Moderator: Mrs. Sandy Gray BADMINTON CLUB Throughout the winter months, students arrived at school at 7:30 a.m. three days a week to play pick-up badminton and hone their skills in friendly competition. Students ranged from grades 7 to 12 and were at various levels of ability. It was a fine way to begin the school day for these students. Moderator: Mr. Peter McCann ‘72 BIGLIARDINO CLUB This year the bigliardino / foosball tournaments were hosted by the Italian Club and provided fun and entertainment for all. These tournaments demonstrated the strength of the Italian spirit present in the yellow brick walls of St. Michael's providing friendly and exciting competition. Moderator: Mr. Gennaro DiLeo CLASSICS CLUB In its founding year, the Classics Club attracted a solid number of students to the weekly meetings. The students watched films and documentaries on Greek and Roman subjects, often followed (or interrupted) by lively debates. The club also took a trip to the Royal Ontario Museum. Moderator: Dr. Matthew Doyle COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMME A famous proverb says, “Give a man a fish and feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and feed him for life.” For the past several years, St. Michael’s students have been helping to improve the lives of hundreds of elementary students in needy areas of Toronto. Volunteers have provided the life-changing gift of improved learning by mentoring students in literacy skills, reading, writing, mathematics, and homework completion. In 2011, St. Michael’s students donated some 500 hours to this valuable programme. On a weekly basis, volunteers mentored elementary school students in their academic studies at St. Alphonsus School. Students attended information and training sessions and were eager to help “feed others for life”. The programme concluded with a graduation party, where the St. Michael’s students presented their St. Alphonsus counterparts with St. Michael’s t-shirts. Moderator: Mr. David Fischer DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club participated in a number of tournaments. The team traveled to Montreal to compete in the McGill Debate Tournament. Senior debaters traveled to Richmond Hill High School to participate in the Ontario Student Debating Union’s Metro Regional Tournament. Novice debaters trekked 10 /

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to Waterloo to debate in the Ontario Student Debating Union’s Junior Provincial Tournament. Lastly, SMCS hosted the Pro Con Debating League Championship Tournament in which the junior team reached the quarter finals. Moderators: Mr. Pat Mancuso ‘90 and Mr. John Vella ’85

GOOD SHEPHERD REFUGE As part of the outreach programme, senior students volunteered their time twice a month at the Good Shepherd Refuge serving meals to the homeless and organizing goods at the local food bank. The experience helps to build empathy and raise awareness of poverty in Toronto. Moderators: Ms. Emily Slowikowski and Mr. Peter Bissonnette

DECA (Developing Excellence Celebrating Achievement) In its second year, the 2010-2011 DECA team found itself in a rebuilding year with only four returning members. In the oral competition, the team of Andrew Kim ‘11 and Shu Hayakawa ’11 placed 98th out of several hundred students in the University of Guelph (new business financial services) category, while David Yu ’11 placed 15th in the University of Waterloo (human resources management) category. Moderator: Mr. Kirt Charter ‘81

GREEN COUNCIL The Green Council members met every week to discuss green initiatives and express their concerns in letter writing campaigns. A poster campaign helped to raise awareness about conservation, recycling and clean living. During the second semester, students attended the Green Living Show and learned about innovations in green technology. By participating in the Green Council, students gained a keen awareness of environmental issues not only in our own community, but also in the global village. Moderators: Ms. Emily Slowikowski and Mr. Michael Quinn

DESTINATION IMAGINATION Destination Imagination is an extraordinary non-profit organization that provides educational programmes for students to learn and experience creativity, teamwork and problem solving. Every year, 100,000 students in more than 30 countries participate in five creative challenges. Destination Imagination is an educational programme in which student teams solve openended challenges and present their solutions at tournaments. Teams are tested to think on their feet, work together and devise original solutions that satisfy the requirements of the challenges. Participants gain more than just basic knowledge and skills, they also learn to unleash their imaginations and take unique approaches to problem solving. A Destination Imagination challenge is an exercise that socially and intellectually activates students by prompting them to use creativity and teamwork to solve a problem. Every season, teams of up to seven members focus on designing and creating solutions to two separate types of Challenges: Team Challenges and Instant Challenges. Moderator: Mr. Francesco Bazzocchi ‘83

IRISH CLUB Despite the graduation of a number of stalwart members in June, the Irish Club continued to thrive in its fourth year of existence. Sixty members signed up for the club and began the year with the customary screening of “In the Name of the Father”. In the fall, two highly competitive Gaelic football matches were played between teams representing Dublin and Galway. The Club kept abreast of the latest developments in Irish rugby, hurling and soccer. Members also participated in the inter-club foosball tournament, with Duncan Nairne ‘12 and Conor Ross ‘12 finishing third. Special thanks are due to Alex Guiney ‘11 and Nicholas Reddon ‘11 who designed and organized the official club t-shirt with the Mporium. Moderator: Dr. Matthew Doyle

FILM PRODUCTION CLUB The Film Production Club had a busy year producing videos for the Spirit Rally, Student Government events and this year’s musical, ``Seven Brides for Seven Brothers”. Moderator: Ms. Saverina Allevato

ITALIAN CLUB The main promoter of Italian culture in the St. Michael's College School community was the Italian Club. There is a large number of students of Italian origin at St. Mike's and the Italian Club was a place of education, fellowship and some friendly competition for those of Italian background and those who were not. Every year, the Club organizes tournaments, trips and cultural excursions. Moderator: Mr. Gennaro DiLeo

FRENCH CLUB The French Club served to promote the French culture beyond the classroom atmosphere. The group met about once every two weeks to eat at French restaurants, watch French films, prepare culinary treats and much more. Soyez les bienvenus! Moderator: Mlle. Anna DiMeglio

LAW SOCIETY The Law Society affords the grade 12 law students an opportunity to participate in a mock trial competition with students from around the province. Students act as counsellors for the Crown or Defence, submit a legal factum for evaluation, and if successful, present their case in an actual courtroom setting. Moderator: Mr. Pat Mancuso ‘90

GET CAUGHT READING On the SMCS campus, staff and students could "get caught reading" anytime by Fr. Zinger, C.S.B., who snapped a photo for use in the “SMCS Reads!” literacy initiative that culminates in February, with a month-long display of book reviews written by students. All students were encouraged to write brief

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JUNIOR AND SENIOR MATH CLUBS The Junior Math Club met weekly starting in January during Day 1 lunches to practice for the University of Waterloo math contests that took place in February and April. They wrote the Pascal, Cayley and Fermat contests in February and the top 10 scorers were invited to participate in the second round of contests, namely, the Fryer, Hypatia and Galois contests. Overall, the members of both clubs, 35 students in total, displayed a passion for problem-solving and an obvious aptitude and enthusiasm for math and should be congratulated for their valiant effort at all the contests. Moderator: Mrs. Irene Dankowycz The SMCS Senior Math Club (SMC-squared) met monthly from October to April to compete in the High School Mathematics League. They also wrote other contests organized by the Math Department which included the Canadian Open, American Math Competition, Euclid Math Contest and the American Invitational Mathematics Examination. MARCH BREAK TRIP “The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.” ~ St. Augustine One recognizes the value of exposing language students to travel experiences abroad when they say "we need to come back here the summer of the year we graduate," or "I really want to study French now." When SMCS Modern Languages students traveled to France and Italy during the March Break, everything they had learned in the classroom "came to life" and was contextualized culturally. An appreciation for second-language learning and for cultural awareness was gained when they visited the captivating cities of Paris, Nice, Eze, Florence, Rome and Venice...Voyager c'est vivre! Moderators: Mlle. Anna DiMeglio and Mr. Gennaro DiLeo PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The SMCS Photography Club includes students and teachers whose mandate is to take pictures at SMCS events. These pictures can be found at http://smcsphotoblog.wordpress.com/, a student run archive of photographs. Club activities include: photographing school events, seminars on Photoshop by student David Mauti ‘11, a photo excursion into the “depths” of SMCS led by Mr. Mike Miras, a seminar at SMCS by professional photographer Mr. Joncarlo Lista ‘81 and a trip to the commercial photography studio of Mr. James Norton. Moderators: Mr. David Fischer, Dr. Mark Louden and Mr. John Vella ‘85 PREFECTS St. Michael's College School Prefects take on the responsibility to use all their talents, academic, artistic, and athletic, for the benefit of the St. Michael's College School community and not expect anyone other than those they serve to notice. Prefects are chosen on the basis of how well they have lived the virtues of goodness, discipline and knowledge, during their first years at St. Michael's. They take the responsibility to instil in others their own desire to embody the St. Michael's man. They also perform invaluable services through various activities and functions where members of the public have occasion to meet the student body. Moderator: Fr. William May, C.S.B. PRO- LIFE CLUB The Pro-Life Club continues to stand up for the right to life of all human beings from conception to natural death. This year, the Club was involved in the Toronto Life Chain in October and the National March for Life in Ottawa in May and raised awareness of the most fundamental right within the school community. Moderators: Mr. Peter Bissonnette and Mr. Sean Stokes LEGO ROBOTICS The 2010-2011 edition of FIRST Lego Robotics team was again a successful one. After hard work and preparation from September to November, the team had a good performance in the qualifying tournament at Crescent School. The team won first place for Design and Robot performance and qualified for the provincial tournament. In the last competition at the province level facing strong opponents, the team impressed the judges with their technical solutions and were awarded second place “Innovation Design”. A very enthusiastic group of students made the team the best one so far. Congratulation guys! Moderator: Mr. Adrian Bucur QUEST The Quest Group participated in a programme sponsored by the Canadian Centre for Diversity, which involves an interreligious dialogue with other grade 11 students from Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto (CHAT) and Islamic Foundation School (IFS). The boys did St. Mike's proud - not only as representatives of our school and Catholic faith tradition, but also in the openness and warmth they brought to their friendships with the Jewish and Muslim students from the partner schools. Moderators: Mr. Emile John ‘87 and Mr. Sean Stokes SLAVIC CLUB This year, the Slavic Club met on a monthly basis to watch films and discuss Slavic influence on popular culture. 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SOCIAL JUSTICE CLUB With David Rossetti ’11 and Kevin Fitzgerald ’11 as co-presidents of the Social Justice Club, students met weekly to discuss topics such as poverty, hunger, and homelessness. Students organized the 30 Hour Famine to benefit World Vision, raising over $2,000. Members David Rossetti ’11 and Maxwell Townsend ’12 traveled to India to volunteer their time teaching. When they returned, they shared their experiences with club members, inspiring others to take part in service trips. By participating in the Social Justice Club, students learn about issues of inequality and become empowered to support change. Moderator: Ms. Emily Slowikowski STUDENT GOVERNMENT Under the direction of President Elliot Park ’11, the Student Government started the year off by hosting the exciting Homecoming Spirit Rally “Fired-Up”. Throughout the year, the SMCS student body organized many spiritual initiatives namely the yearly Thanksgiving Food Drive and Christmas baskets. This year they also organized a fundraising campaign supporting the Japan Relief Fund. The success of the dances allowed the Student Government to substantially upgrade weight room equipment. Moderators: Ms. Saverina Allevato and Fr. Joseph Redican, C.S.B. TOWER MEDIA Tower Media had another successful year, delivering school news daily to the entire St. Michael’s community through the format of a newsroom broadcast. Through the implementation of new technology, the programme has evolved into an integral part of daily life at St. Michael’s. Tower Media is an example of a team that is truly more than the sum of its parts. Moderator: Mr. John Walsh ’73 VEX ROBOTICS The St. Michael's Robotics Team participated in its first set of VEX Robotics Competitions in 2010-2011. The year started out with a lot of preparatory work by the students. Every VEX Competition came with its own competitive game and this year was no different. Once the students learned the aims of the competition and how they wished to participate, they set out to design and build their robots. Two very different robots were built for the competition. In their first ever competition, both teams qualified for the play-offs at the Toronto Regional Vex Competition. This was a great achievement that recognized their efforts and hard work. Only one robot was entered in the pre-Christmas tournament in St. Catharines, placing second among 60 teams in the round robin. In their final tournament of the year held in St. Catharines in February, one robot was successful again in placing in the top five. Both teams gained a great deal of experience that will help them prepare for next year. The Club is looking forward to the upcoming season of robotics competitions with a combination of experienced and new students. Moderator: Mr. Frank Heijmans

ATHLETICS ARCHERY The St. Michael’s Archery Team once again hosted the Father Mulcahy C.S.B. Archery Tournament for over 50 archers in Ontario and competed at OFSAA in May with very respectable results for new team members.

CROSS COUNTRY Under 14: The U-14 Cross Country team won every meet they entered during the regular season and had a number of runners finish in the top ten in each race. The team finished second overall at the final CISAA meet. The team's MVP was Vincent Fabiano ’15 who consistently finished in the top five of each race. Congratulations to all the team members for their dedication and hard work. The midget, junior and senior teams have 32 consecutive overall CISAA/TDCAA titles going back to 1979, as well as 115 age division titles over the past 32 years. HOCKEY Under 14 (Team Blue): The team had a successful season winning the Aurora Tournament and finishing second in the semi-finals. They were defeated in the finals by St. Mike’s White. A great improvement was made throughout the year. Under 14 (Team White): With only one close loss in the regular season, the defending CISAA Champion U-14 Hockey team (Team White) clinched first place heading into the playoffs. After winning a close semi-final vs. Appleby, the stage was set for a rematch of last season’s championship – St. Mike’s vs. St. Mike’s. After another epic “Team White vs. Team Blue” battle, Team White emerged once again as the victors and the CISAA Champions. Junior: The Jr. Double Blues began the year with a second place finish in the York University Invitational behind the Hill Academy. In January, the team competed in the SMCS Junior Invitational Tournament and captured a silver medal, losing to the SMCS Junior Varsity team. In the CISAA championship, the team had a perfect 12 and 0 record and reclaimed the CISAA championship in a 6-1 win over St. Andrew’s. Junior Varsity: The Jr. Varsity team won the SMCS Junior Invitational Tournament and took the silver medal at the St. Aloysius Gonzaga Invitational. The team had an unfortunate loss in the championship game. Senior: The CISAA league play proved to be a great challenge for the Sr. Double Blues team, despite the team fighting for every point they could get they were unable to earn a playoff spot. The team efforts were also hindered by three major injuries to returning players including the captain and an assistant. FOOTBALL Junior: After a rocky start which saw the team with a one and two record, the Jr. Kerry Blues showed their true grit and determination by winning the next seven games. They took their revenge on the reigning CISAA champions Upper Canada College in a thrilling victory which saw the team capture its 10th championship in 11 seasons. The Jr. Kerry Blues once again advanced through the Ontario Regional quarter finals by defeating Pickering College but fell to a strong squad from Donald Wilson in the semi-finals.

BADMINTON Junior: The Jr. Badminton Team was in tough this year as the CISAA league was very competitive. The team had a good season which gave them a sixth place going into the CISAA championships. At the championships, some of the highlights for the squad took place in singles as Andrian Janes ’13 and Rafael Indyarta ’14 both lost in the consolation finals. In the tournament of 15 teams, play was good enough to defend their sixth seed. Senior: The Sr. Badminton Team had a great showing at the CISAA championships this season. The championships were highlighted by performances by all three single division players. First, David Harris ’11 won a bronze in the single two division. Secondly, with a silver medal by our singles three representative Brian Tse ’11 and finally with a tournament first for St. Michael’s, a gold medal by Andrew Wilkinson ’11 in the single one division. The team finished fifth out of 12 teams at the championships. BASKETBALL Under 14: The U-14 team were the level B finalists at the GTA Tournament held at Air Canada Centre and finished seventh overall at the GTA Tournament of Champions. The team finished the season first in the league and the CISAA Champions. Junior: The Jr. Blue Raiders consistently ranked among the top teams in the province. They finished third in the Vaughan and Henry Carr tournaments and won the GL Roberts Tournament. During league play, the team was unmatched with an average of 27 points. In the Tournament of Champions, the Jr. Blue Raiders lost by 10 points. Senior: The Sr. Blue Raiders finished second in the Notre Dame Welland Tipoff and the Freed’s Tipoff Tournament championships. The team was undefeated in CISAA league and playoffs and dominated the league with the closest game being a victory of 24 points. At OFSSA, despite losing in the second round, the team lost to the eventual gold medalists by six points they also defeated the eventual silver medalists by two points before bowing out of the championship round.

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Senior: The Sr. Kerry Blues had an inconsistent season, with a number of new players in the offensive backfield and on defense, and the team struggled in an opening season loss to St. Andrew’s. The players gained some confidence and experience in winning their next two games, but suffered a setback as they lost game four to the eventual league champions Upper Canada College. The team won their quarter final playoff game against De La Salle and had to face Upper Canada again in the semi-final. A valiant effort by the defense kept the game close until the final two minutes but the offense was unable to find any consistency and unable to score. The season ended with a 17-3 loss. GOLF Junior: The Jr. Golf team finished two strokes out of first place last year and were determined to recapture CISAA at a very tough Tangle Creek Golf Course in Barrie. Led by Christopher Wilson ’13 and Paul Tardella ’13, who both fired one-under par 71’s, they would not be denied and easily captured the Championship by a whopping 16 strokes. Senior: The Sr. Golf Team battled but could not overcome the OFSAA defending champion, Upper Canada College. Mr. Carcasole and Mr. Ross ’85 would like to acknowledge and thank the graduating players from this year’s team and wish them well in their future both on and off the course. LACROSSE Under 14: This year’s U-14 Blue Gaels team went undefeated throughout the season, and capped off their perfect record by winning the CISAA Championship. Season highlights include winning the Upper Canada College Tournament by defeating Nichols, The Beaches and Brampton, avenging last season’s loss with a triumphant 12-0 win over Kingsway College School in the semi-finals, and the 9-3 CISAA Championship victory over Upper Canada College. Congratulations on a perfect 11 – 0 season. Varsity: After finishing the 2010 campaign with an OFSAA Golf Medal, the Varsity Blue Gaels had high hopes for 2011 with most of the championship squad intact. On the tournament circuit, the Gaels were successful on both sides of the border, winning the Colgate University Tournament (New York), the John Mack Classic Tournament in (New York), the University of Notre Dame Mid-West Catholic Tournament (Indiana), the Aurora Varsity Invitational Tournament and their own Double-Blue Classic Tournament. St. Michael's Varsity Blue Gaels got ahead early and never looked back on their way to a 12-7 Championship win and second consecutive OFSAA gold medal. MOUNTAIN BIKING The Mountain Biking team finished their muddy season in Barrie at Hardwood Hills with over 250 cyclists from all over Ontario competing for the provincial finals. The Junior Team 16 /

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came in first place. All cyclists managed the rough terrain and various elements and showed true grit and courage in the forest. RUGBY Junior: The Jr. Blue Shamrocks team participated in the White Oaks Rugby Tournament in Oakville as a pre-season warm up. The team won the Championship with a perfect 4 and 0 record. Strong performances by the team were recognized when four players were approached by scouts for the Provincial Junior team. This result bode well for the team as it commenced its second regular season in CISAA. The team has amassed a 5 and 0 mark during the regular season, along with a semi-final win over Crescent. The Jr. Blue Shamrocks faced UCC in their first ever CISAA Championship. Senior: The Sr. Blue Shamrocks competed in two pre-season tournaments. The first was the White Oaks Tournament in Oakville and the team finished third in group play and fifth overall. The second was the Trent University Tournament where the team finished fourth out of six The Sr. Blue Shamrocks hosted the inaugural Fr. John Malo, C.S.B. ’66 Invitational Tournament and lost in the finals to a well-seasoned Oakwood team. During regular season play, the team failed to make the Championship round. The team competed hard in every game, and shows great promise as a unit for next year. SKI TEAM This year, the Ski Team had 35 participants throughout the season. Our Level 1 team had many top individual finishers. The Level 2 racers showed their competitiveness with individual standings. The Level 1 B team finished first in CISAA and the Level 2 B placed second. The Level 1 A won the OFSAA qualifier. The OFSSA team competed at Blue Mountain with all of Ontario’s 450 best high school athletes, the team placed fifth overall.

SOFTBALL Under 14: The U-14 Team went undefeated in a rain shortened regular season and was number one going into the CISAA finals. The team beat Royal St. George’s and Crescent in round robin play, then went on the beat Crestwood in the semi- finals. In the final, the team beat St. Andrew’s 7-2 in a game that was very close until Massimo Demarinis ’15 came up with a key hit late in the game to gain some valuable runs. The defence was great all season long and the team only allowed three runs in four games during the CISAA finals. The U-14 Softball Team captured their third consecutive CISAA Championship and their sixth victory in the last seven years. Senior: The Baseball Blues repeated last year by becoming CISAA Champions after defeating Upper Canada College 2-1 in the final. Unbelievable team defense throughout the year, along with outstanding pitching allowed the team to win 11 games and lose only one. The team has allowed a remarkable 21 runs in 12 games. SWIMMING The SMC Blue Sharks placed third overall in the combined, junior and senior boys’ category at CISAA championships this year. The Blue Sharks were strongly represented by junior swimmers. The CISAA highlight included a sweet gold medal win over Upper Canada College in the 4 x 100m open freestyle relay. TENNIS The Tennis Team underwent a re-building season in 2011 with keen young players ready to commit and led by MVP Albert Chlapowski ’12. Albert had an undefeated season in match play and placed third overall in the OFSAA qualifying tournament. Albert’s credits included a silver medal at the University of Toronto Open Doubles Tournament with partner Alex Romanov ’13.

SNOWBOARDING TEAM The Snowboarding Team had another successful season, finishing second overall in CISAA. Despite numerous seasonending injuries, the team pulled together to win the CISAA Championship event. Five members of the team qualified for OFSAA, held at Camp Fortune in Ottawa. Highlights included a ninth place time by Chris Campbell in his first run.

TRACK AND FIELD The Track and Field Team won its eighth consecutive CISAA championship and its 29th overall consecutive league championship with convincing wins in the midget, junior and senior divisions. The team qualified 29 athletes for the Metro Regional Championships. The team qualified six athletes for the OFSAA championships in Sudbury.

SOCCER Under 14: The U-14 Soccer Team were CISAA finalists.

VOLLEYBALL Under 14: This year’s U-14 Blue Striker Team featured a number of first time players. The team lost its season opener which proved to be a harbinger of things to come. The U-14 Blue Strikers finished second in league play and lost in the championship game to St. Andrew’s College. Congratulations to the team on a solid season.

Junior: The Jr. Azzurri had an outstanding season, winning all of their regular season games and clinching a semi-final spot. In semi-final action, the Jr. Azzurri faced up against a tough Appleby College squad. Offensive and especially defensive efforts by the players allowed the keeper, to capture a shutout and the Jr. Azzurri to advance to the final with a solid 2 – 0 win. Senior: The Sr. Azzurri had a great start to the year, finishing the first half of the season topping the table. Unfortunately due to key injuries and a lack of consistency, the team ended the year in fourth place and losing in the semi-final. The team qualified for OFSSA, where despite a strong effort, the team was unable to advance to the next round.

Junior: The 2010 Jr. Blue Strikers made up of talented veterans and enthusiastic rookies struggled against superior teams. In tournament play, they lost twice in championship games. In CISAA league play, they narrowly finished in first, but were able to play their best volleyball of the season, defeating strong teams from Upper Canada College and St. Andrew’s to capture their fourth CISAA championship in succession and their seventh in eight years.

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Senior: The Sr. Blue Strikers started off the season with a second place finish at the University of Waterloo Tournament, followed by two gold medal wins in the University of Guelph and Dalhousie University Invitationals. During their own showcase tournament, which is one of the most competitive high school tournaments in Ontario, the Sr. Strikers won gold. At OFSAA finals, the team won best of 5 match in 4 sets. The Sr. Strikers ended a great season by becoming the first St. Michael’s College School volleyball team to win OFSAA gold.

ARTS MUSIC Grade 9 Band performed at Holy Name of Mary College School, took a trip to perform at the Murphy School in suburban Chicago and a clinic at Northwestern University. The group also attended a White Sox game, visited the Willis (formerly Sears) Tower Skydeck, the Navy Pier, the Magnificent Mile and attended a performance of “Blue Man Group”, where one of our students was selected to participate in the show.

on their own. All concerts were held in the Centre for the Arts and featured the Holy Name of Mary College School Choir as guest performers. The Senior Concert Band also performed at the annual Homecoming festivities. DRAMA The English department presented "The Plays the Thing", an evening of scenes from several major dramatic works studied by our students. The annual spring musical was "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" featuring a cast and crew of over 60 students. This was the first ever mounting of this production at SMCS. The Italian play “Quel Simpatico Zio Parroco” was presented this year under the direction of Mr. Clemente Grassi.

Grade 10 Band trip to New York included two performances at Elizabeth High School in New Jersey. The group also attended the Broadway show “How To Succeed in Business Without Even Trying”, staring “Harry Potter” himself, Daniel Radcliffe. They also took a boat tour around the island of Manhattan, saw a Yankee game in the new Yankees Stadium in the Bronx, visited the Empire State Building and attended mass at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Festival Winds performed at the Musicfest Regional Music Festival in Collingwood and received a Silver Plus Award. They also gave a Christmas concert in the veteran’s wing at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto. Grade 8 Concert Band performed at the Toronto Catholic District School Board Music Festival in April. Grade 8 Honour Band performed at the Canada’s Wonderland Music Festival in May. Club Blue Note was an evening celebration of live music at SMCS, featuring our jazz ensembles and acoustic performances by SMCS staff, students and alumni. Senior Drumline hosted the Sounds of Summer Drumline Clinic. In addition to their performances for the SMCS sports teams and at the Homecoming, the Drumline also played at the Blue Jays Home Opener Game and at various Toronto Argonauts games including the Home Opener in July. They also performed at two scholastic drumline events as well as hosted the annual “Toronto Day of Drumline” in May. They performed at the school’s annual Fashion Show, at the Toronto International Film Festival opening gala, at the Toronto Santa Claus Parade, the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and at the Memorial Cup. During the annual trip to Detroit, they gave an exhibition performance at the Michigan Indoor Drumline competition held at Novi High School.

VISUAL ARTS The 2010-11 Art Exhibit was held during the annual Arts Week in May. This large exhibit displayed over 1000 works of art by the students were in the new Centre of the Arts lobby including the Muzzo Gallery. Some of the highlights included grade 12 senior portfolio work that had been part of many students university interviews. Students from grades seven to eleven also chose two of their best pieces to be displayed. Two dimensional architectural drawings, abstract paintings, skateboard design, First Nation style painting, caricatures, scratchboard art and impressionist style paintings were just a few examples of the amazing artwork that was displayed in the student exhibit. The grade 12 social commentary sculptures made in mixed media were also a huge hit as some were interactive and electrically powered.

Annual Concerts were performed in November and May featuring all of the musical ensembles representing all grade levels and band categories. This year was the first time that the grade eight band presented a Spring Concert

The grade 12 Visual Art trip to New York City included visits to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum. This trip was a wonderful way to conclude the extensive Art History component of the Visual Art programme. For many students, the ability to easily identify important historical art movements and artists was the highlight of their trip. Students also visited famous landmarks like the Empire State Building, Times Square, Central Park, the World Trade Center Site, and 5th Avenue just to name a few. The group also had the opportunity to see the Broadway hit "Jersey Boys" as well as the famous "Blue Man Group".

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GRADUATION REPORT These proud men are now prepared to take on a diverse number of educational and life experiences that lie ahead. As is tradition with recent graduating classes at St. Michael’s College School, the Class of 2011 has officially walked through the ‘Students Entrance Archway’ on the front lawn, symbolizing the completion of their time at the school and a tribute to a tradition of 160 years of excellence in Catholic education. These proud men are now prepared to take on a diverse number of educational and life experiences that lie ahead. This year, like all others, a strong and intellectually gifted group of well-centred men will continue their journey in education. Congratulations to the 197 new alumni who represent our graduating class, of which 94 percent are moving on to top universities throughout Ontario, Canada and internationally. In addition, 63 percent of the Class were recognized as Ontario Scholars and more than 50 percent received a university admissions award. The University of Toronto continues to be a popular choice amongst our graduating students as nearly a quarter of the graduating class accepted an offer to attend, with the University of Western Ontario (14 percent) and York University (11 percent) as the next two most popular destinations.

Congratulations and best wishes to the members of the Class of 2011 that chose to attend schools out of province, in the United States and overseas. Of note, we congratulate Anthony Fung, who has accepted a significant scholarship to attend the Berklee College of Music in the United States. A Liberal Arts education, ever increasingly popular, and the essence of St. Michael’s College School, is what our graduates take with them as they continue their journey in education. The majority of this year’s graduates have enrolled in a Liberal Arts programme at university. As well, Engineering and Life Sciences remain popular choices amongst our graduates. To this class, as I have had the honour of doing with a quarter century of graduating classes before, I extend a warm message of congratulations. Remember, as you open and walk through the next door put in your path, there will always be the warm and welcoming arms of your double blue pedigree awaiting you. Sincerely,

Giancarlo Mazzanti Director of Guidance

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ADVANCEMENT “I thank you on behalf of St. Michael’s College School, the Basilian Fathers, faculty, staff and students for your continued support...”

* ONTARIO SCHOLAR Subject to approval by the Ministy of Education and Training, a certificate will be awarded by the Government of Ontarion to the students who have achieved an average of 80% or more in the six OAC subjects. ** ONTARIO SCHOLAR & THOMAS MORE SOCIETY Presented by the Parents; Guild to graduates who have consistently maintained an average of 80% or better at year’s end for their entire hight school career. Courses taken at night or summer schools or by correspondence do not qualify for the purposes of this award. † GRADUATION ‘M’ The prestigious Graduation `M’ is awarded to students who have made significant contrinbutions to the St. Michael`s community in the areas of sharing talents, service and athletics. It is a statement of the gratitude and recognition of the St. Michael`s community. Beraki Abraha ** † Xavier Agostini * † Oliver Ainsworth * Tyler Albrecht Jonathan Altorio ** † Mark Antolini * Gregg Jann Autillo Shane Baccas * † Matthew Badali * † Nicola Barbieri * Tony Belony Gabriel Branyiczky ** Scott Breckles Stefan Calabrese Christopher Campbell ** † Erin Campos ** † Gianluca Canaletti ** † Marco Canonaco Eric Caprio * Giancarlo Caranci † Remy Carnevale John Castellarin ** † Anthony Castiglione * Eduardo Cervantes * Matteo Cianfrone Ryan Clements † Giuseppe Clemenzi ** † Mario Colalillo * † Joseph Colangelo Matthew Cressatti ** † Joseph Cristello ** † Christopher Cundari * † Brandon D'Alessandro * Anthony D'Angelo * † Jelani Daniel † Ryan Dawson ** † Steven de Boyrie * † Christopher De Carlo ** † Matthew De Paolis † Stephen De Souza * † Alexander DeCiantis ** Alexandre DeGagne Marc-Daniel Del Medico Daniel D'Ercole † Luca Di Donato ** David Di Fonzo ** † Joseph Di Michele ** † Scott Donald * Brennan Donville * Filipe Dos Reis-Baptista * Jacob Dosman † James Dowell Gordon Dri ** † David D'Ulisse ** † Stephen D'Uva Andrew Effat * † 22 /

Alexander Emeny ** † Christopher Faria * Kevin Fitzgerald ** † Grant Flagler * † Alexander Freibauer ** † Vince Fuda * † Anthony Fung * Rocco Galati † Daniel Garbicz Alexander Gasser ** † Gabriel Gemmiti ** † Andreas Giannaris ** † Jonathan Goldnau-Vogt Matthew Got ** † Barrett Grattan ** Alexander Guiney * Michael Halamicek ** † Eric Kwan Hee Han * David Harris ** † Andrew Harvey ** † Michael Harvey ** † Shu Hayakawa ** Oscar Hernandez † Grant Hillar Segaan Hobson David Howard ** George Hurley Brendan Hynes ** † Adrian Ignagni Christian Iozzo ** David Italiano Lucas Italiano * Vincent Jacob Evan Jensen Drake Kaminski ** † Kent Kaminski ** Marshall Kaminski James Kemp ** Andrew Kim ** Han IL Kim ** Christopher Kovach ** Lucas Labricciosa † Ryan Lee Yongwoo (Felix) Lee ** Mark Leshchyshyn ** † Thomas Liddy ** † Joseph Loreto ** † John Luciani Joseph Luik Matthew Marin Brandon Mark Jonathan Mastrogiacomo ** Dylan Mattson ** David Mauti ** † Travis McCallum ** Shane McCarthy

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Matthew Meehan * Francisco Meneses † Robert Micieli ** † Reid Midanik † Giancarlo Mignardi ** † Maxwell Moffat † Steven Monardo ** † Mark Morante Andrew Moretto Brian Morton ** Spencer Murphy Andrew Nestico ** † Michael Neville Michael Nisiewicz ** Alex Ondretti ** † Patrick Ormonde William Thomas Osbourne Brian Page ** † Justin Palmerini † Patrick Paolini ** † Elliot Park ** † Eric Pelliccione Connor Peter Alexander Petrela-Sobotik ** Victor Piszczek Robert Politano ** Lucas Porco ** † Philip Protomanni ** Marco Razzolini Nicholas Reddon * † Robinson Reford * † Connor Reid John Reiter ** Mackenzie Richardson ** † Colin Romano * Nicolas Roppo David Rossetti ** † Mario Rotundo ** † Andriy Sahan Mark Sandor ** John Luke Santia ** Michael Sartor

Dane Saunders ** Lucas Savini ** † Antoni Seloterio † Matthew Serfilippi ** Alexander Sgorlon ** Conor Sheridan ** † Matthew Shun † Sean Simmons Michael Simone † Nicholas Singh-Pickersgill ** † Luke Smith Andrew Sobolewski * Joshua Song † Christian Soutsos Andrew Spacca ** † Michael Staltari Matthew Sullivan Niall Sweeney * † Michael Tatarsky * Nicholas Tersigni † Prashanth Thambipillai ** † Nicholas Thuringer † Ferdinando Tonelli ** Brian Tse ** † Christian Turco Alessandro Valente * Magno Vasquez Christian Vavaroutsos ** Dante Vertolli † Andrea Villacci ** Matthew Walcher ** Khaleel Washington † William Webb Patrick Weiers * D'Arcy White ** † Andrew Wilkinson * Brandon Willett ** † Newton Wong ** † Horace Wu ** David Yu ** † Michael Yu ** Anthony Zingariello *

During the past year, the Office of Advancement has experienced some changes. Kimberley Bailey has been seconded to the Toronto Cristo Rey project, I have has taken the role of Acting Director of Advancement, while Gina Cramarossa is now the Alumni and Special Events Officer and we welcome Jillian Kaster as the Communications and Advancement Assistant. We would like to thank everyone for their support, encouragement and patience during this exciting transition. Bursaries and Scholarships continue to be a focus of the fundraising efforts at the school. Since 2005, St. Michael’s College School has been able to award over $9 million in financial assistance to over 1100 qualified students who are unable to meet the cost of a St. Michael’s education. For the 2011-2012 academic year, 165 students will be awarded a total of $1.7 million, including 39 students who will receive full tuition. A new scholarship was created in January 2011 in memory of Paul Poloni ’03 who passed away in August 2010. The Paul Poloni Memorial Exit Scholarship has been established in consultation with Paul’s mother, Graceanne Poloni and is awarded annually to a graduating student who exemplifies the spirit of St. Michael’s College School through his participation in a variety of activities.

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The Archives and Museum support the Advancement Office by answering requests for information about and by alumni, assisting researchers and by creating displays for annual events such as Homecoming and Turkey Roll. This past year, exhibits were also mounted for the 60th anniversary of the present campus and the 50th anniversaries of the Arena and the Majors’ 1961 Memorial Cup Championship Team. Displays were located in the Centre for the Arts, the Arena, the School and at the Memorial Cup anniversary banquet at Stage West. The Archives continue to develop an online presence through a database and by adding photographs. Please remember that the Archives and Museum provide a secure environment and welcome donations of materials for permanent preservation and display. To our very dedicated and supportive donors and volunteers, I wish to thank you on behalf of St. Michael’s College School, the Basilian Fathers, faculty, staff and students for your continued commitment to the school. Truly, without your continued support, we would not be able to fulfill our mission! Sincerely,

Stephanie Nicholls Acting Director of Advancement

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OUR COMMUNITY SUPPORT - Double Blue The following is a list of the members of the St. Michael’s College School Community who have contributed to the Annual Double Blue Fund from July 1st, 2010 to June 30th, 2011. In gratitude, we have listed the names of our donors while respecting those who wish their gifts to remain anonymous. Every effort has been made to list the donor names accurately, however, if you have not been recognized correctly, please accept our apologies and contact us immediately. We will do our best to correct the oversight.

ST. MICHAEL’S SOCIETY RECOGNITION LEVELS St. Basil the Great

$25,000 – 50,000

St. Michael

$10,000 – 24,999

Basilian Fathers

$ 5,000 – 9,999

Double Blue

$ 2,500 – 9,999

Yellow Brick

$ 1,000 – 2,499

Member

Donors

500 – 999 Up to $499

St. Basil the Great E & G Odette Foundation Mr. Ed Odette `44 St. Michael Mr. J.J. Barnicke Mr. Frank C. Buckley `44 Hurley Group/Compass Group Mrs. Graceanne Poloni Mr. Joseph Sorbara `59 The Randy Giroday Foundation Basilian Fathers Anonymous Mr. Jason and Mrs. Jane Donville Mr. Paul `66 and Mrs. Kathleen Downs Pal Insurance Services Mr. Edward Roddy `84 Scaffold-Russ Dilworth Limited Mr. Mark F. Zownir `86

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Mr. Johnathan Arrarte `02 Dr. Peter and Mrs. Martha Campbell Mr. Joseph Conforti `80 Mr. Patrick G. Della Rocca `85 Dr. Michael Mazurek and Dr. Patricia Rosebush Mr. Dominic `78 and Mrs. Susan Montemurro Mr. Richard `73 and Mrs. June Naranowicz Dr. Louis L. Odette `69 and Ms. M. Ellen Gaffney Mr. Dean `88 and Mrs. Mara Orrico Marc Santi Foundation Mr. Armand `58 and Mrs. Joan Scaini St. Michael's Oldtimers Hockey Club Mr. Richard and Mrs. Daria Taylor Mr. Robert Thornton and Ms. Sharon Polan

Double Blue Mrs. Christine Anderson Anonymous

Yellow Brick Anonymous Bandiera Jewellers Ltd. Mr. Michael Barker and Mrs. Jennifer Ride-Barker Mr. Marco Berardi `84 and Mrs. Anna Ritacca Mr. Hubert V. Boissonneau `47 Mr. Wm. Scott and Mrs. Catherine Brayley Dr. Hugh `46 and Mrs. Ann Canning

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Mr. Joseph Cooper, Sr.

Mr. Stephen Dineley and Ms. Penny Rose

Mr. John Costello

Mr. Chris Downs `97

D.M. Robichaud Associates Ltd.

Mr. Bob Dubniak `65 and Ms. Gail Lindsay

Mr. David Day `57 Mr. Frank `80 and Mrs. Mercedez Di Nino Dr. Vince C. Fava `88 Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Catharina Gasser Fr. William H. Irwin, C.S.B. Mr. Leonard `46 and Mrs. Andra Kelly Mr. Kelly Lem and Ms. Susan Polak Mrs. Eileen Lewis Mr. Murray and Mrs. Joan McDonald Medi Group Service Partners Mr. Romeo `80 and Mrs. Teresa Milano Mr. David Morin `80 Pusateri's Mr. Domenic `84 and Mrs. Lucia Rotundo Mr. Rocco `81 and Mrs. Marilena Sebastiano Mr. Peter Thurton and Ms. Marina Browning Tony Simonelli Inv. Ltd. Mr. Ennio and Mrs. Anna Zuccon

Member Anonymous Mr. Joseph `41 and Mrs. Beatrice Attard Mr. Gregory and Mrs. Catharine Barnes Mr. Roland and Mrs. Marie Bertin Best Driver Education Mr. Justin and Mrs. Lucille Boutros Mr. T. Douglas Brady `66 Mr. John and Mrs. Seanna Callaghan Mr. Paul H. Carson `61 Cezary Monicki Construction Inc. Dr. Hance Clarke `92 Dr. John Connelly `69 Mr. Enzo `65 and Mrs. Joan De Luca Mr. Michael and Mrs. Tammy DeGagne Mr. Anthony E. Dempsey `52 Mr. Bowes Dempsey `59 Dempsey Corporation Mr. M. Andre Dempsey `62 Mr. Stephen Dempsey `59 Mr. Gerry and Mrs. Debbie Dileo Mr. Bill Dineen `52 and Mrs. Pat Dineen 26 /

Donors

Anonymous (10) Mr. Enrico Asta and Ms. Gina Scarcella Dr. Paul `68 and Mrs. Kathy Dunn Mrs. Miranda Baici Mr. Gerardino and Mrs. Mr. Edward A. Bajus `59 Mr. A. Paul Baker `56 Giuseppina Ferrarelli Mr. Alan M. Barrett `58 Mr. Tomislav Filipovic `90 Mr. Nick Basciano and Mr. David and Mrs. Debbie Fortier Mrs. Norma Basciano Mr. David W. Fortier Dr. T. Arnold Bayley Fortier Family Foundation Mr. Lawrence and Mrs. Lynn Blanford Mr. Ed Foster and Mr. Augustus Boem `59 Mrs. Isabella Pippo Foster Mr. Paul and Mrs. Una Boland Mr. Alex `92 and Mrs. Rose Frescura Bond Consulting Group Inc. Mr. Damien and Mrs. Susan Frost Mr. Attilio V. Bozzato `41 Mr. John F. Gouett `58 Mr. Clemente V. Brandimarte `69 Dr. Brian `81 and Mrs. Eileen Higgins Rev. Msgr Gerard Breen `35 Mr. Joseph `76 and Mrs. Karen Kennedy Mr. Brian Killin and Ms. Mary Louise O'Hara Mr. Del Brown `53 Mr. Roy Bucciol `80 Leon's Furniture Ltd Dr. Brian J. Buckley `72 Mr. Mike and Mrs. Adriana Maese Mr. Dario Buligan `70 Mr. Steven and Mrs. Daniela Mancini Mr. Michael `86 and Mrs. Michelle Mr. Vincent Marchand `77 Camacho Mr. Richard and Mrs. Mary Marchut `57 Mr. Tony and Mrs. Mary Caprio Mr. Alan and Mrs. Sheila Mather Mr. Mark and Mrs. Christina Carafa Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Rosemarie McIntyre Mrs. Ida Cariglia Mr. Michael McNeely Mr. Paul Cerré `70 Mr. Matthew Montemurro `05 Ms. Candida Cerullo Ms. Lucille Mulcahy Mr. Kwing Che and Mrs. Grace Chan Oldtimers' Hockey of Canada Mr. Luigi Cianfarani `81 Mr. Edward `70 and Mrs. Krystyna Olkovich Mr. Mandato Cioffi and Mr. and Mrs. John Y. S. Park Mrs. Guiseppina Cioffi Pfizer Canada Inc. Mrs. Yolanda Cira Mr. Ian and Mrs. Nicolina Pianosi Mr. Ron Clarkin `75 Mr. Paul Pierobon `82 and Mr. Joseph Clavero `94 Ms. Angela Stirpe Mr. John S. Coffey `84 Mr. Vince and Mrs. Barbara Purificati Mr. Paul Collings Mr. Richard and Mrs. Susan Schler Mr. Matthew Collins `86 and Class of 1990 Dr. Leslie Reid Mr. Leonard Simonelli Mr. Angelo `55 and Mrs. Mary Comi Mr. Philip J. Stefaniak `51 Mr. Christopher and Mr. John E. Tanti `50 Mrs. Alison Connolly Mr. Joseph `60 and Mrs. Marcella Tanzola Mr. David Cramer Toronto Columbo Lions Mr. William J. Crawford `61 Mr. Joseph `59 and Mrs. Helen Younder Mr. Michael A. Curran `54

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Mrs. Merrilyn Currie Mr. Joe DaSilva and Mrs. Dianne Tominac Mr. Greg David `85 Mr. Michael `94 and Mrs. Misty De Pellegrin Mr. Bill `46 and Mrs. Grace Dennis Mr. David Devine Mr. Gerald Devlin `50 Mr. Joe and Mrs. Carmela Di Benedetto Mr. Joe and Mrs. Immacolata Di Benedetto Mr. Paul `50 and Mrs. Anita Dignan Ms. Grace Ditursi Mr. Stephen Donovan and Ms. Loretta Bardsley Ms. Pam Dunsmore Mr. Myron Dylynsky `68 Mr. Larry and Mrs. Cindy Ellerton Eusebio Ribeiro Construction Ltd. Mr. Mauro Falcone `85 Mr. Daniel T. Farrell `55 Mr. Jack M. Feeney `54 Dr. Desmond `42 and Mrs. Evelyn FitzGerald Mr. Thomas C. Flavin `84 Mr. Harry Flood `57 Mr. Rocco and Mrs. Tina Forgione Mr. Michael Gagliardi `84 Mr. Patrick Gagne Mr. Gianpaolo Galletti `96 Mr. Don Gillespie `60 Mr. Philip Giroday Mr. Jerry `47 and Mrs. Avis Goodwin Mr. Rob Gordon Mr. Joseph `73 and Mrs. Loriann Graf Mr. Joseph A. Grimaldi `57 Mr. Roger Grochmal Dr. Jaroslaw P. Grod `70 Mr. Michael `52 and Mrs. Joan Grogan Mr. Ken Hannan `70 Mr. Howard Harvey Mr. Leo Higgins Mr. Michael and Mrs. Natalina Hinton Ms. Chin C. Ho Mrs. Anita Hritzun

The Leader in Catholic Boys’ Education

Mr. Lauri `77 and Beth Ihamaki Mr. Anthony M. Italiano `53 Mr. Normand `72 and Mrs. Dale Janelle Dr. L. Stephen and Mrs. Patricia Johnson Ms. Gemma Johnston Mr. Gerret `77 and Mrs. Monica Kavanagh Mr. John A. Keating `39 Mr. Kevin Kelly `54 Ms. Tania Kitchell Di Rosa and Mr. Andrew Di Rosa Mr. Michael Kisirye and Ms. Molly Lule Mr. William and Mrs. Maureen Kitscha Mr. Richard Knap `70 Mr. Michael Koen `92 Dr. Lawrenc `58 and Mrs. Geraldine Kuzminski Mr. Lawrence Lam `00 Mr. William E. Lee `44 Mr. John S. Leonard `52 Mr. Patrick Leonard Mr. Jakub Lesnik `09 Mrs. Cecilia Leung-Fung Mr. Scott and Mrs. Carol Anne Lindsay Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Lina Loparco Mr. Alex and Mrs. M.J. MacLean `45 Mr. James Madigan `84 Mr. Tony Magistrale `68 Mr. James Mallon `68 Mr. John J. Maroney `51 Mr. Michael Marshman `57 Mr. Stephen `76 and Mrs. Rosanne Masterson Mr. Jack McAteer `52 Mr. Joseph McBride `48 Mr. Michael J. McCahery `54 Mr. Peter McCarney `63 Mr. Michael McCarthy `88 Mr. Michael McCauley and Ms. Karen McCauley Ms. G. Teresa McConnon Mr. Barry McDermott `60 Mr. Gord `52 and Mrs. Beverley McMahon Fr. Denis P. McPolin, C.S.B. `55 Ms. Suhana Meharchand

Mr. Michael J. Melady `59 Mr. Fabiano Micoli `84 Dr. Stephen and Mrs. Jane Miller Mr. James and Mrs. Sheila Milway Mr. Graham and Mrs. Christian Mino Mrs. Mary Lou Montanera Mr. R. Morrone `80 and Mrs. R. Panettieri-Morrone Mr. Vernon `41 and Mrs. Maureen Mulhall Mr. Timothy Murphy `61 Mr. Leon Murray `55 Mr. Luca `79 and Mrs. Josie Naccarato Mrs. Gabrielle and Mr. Joseph Neubauer Mr. Hing Keung Ng and Ms. Vivian Yeung Nortec Design & Drafting Services Mr. Andre Nowakowski `90 Mr. John O'Brien `46 Mr. Garry `60 and Mrs. Sue O'Neil Mr. Michael O'Neill `74 Ontario Power Generation Ms. Kathryn O'Rourke Pace Law Firm Mr. Joseph `78 and Mrs. Wendy Pacione Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Linda Palin Mr. Larry `62 and Mrs. Celeste Pelliccione Mr. Jeffrey Phillips Mr. Anthony `87 and Mrs. Antonella Pizzonia Mr. John Prendergast `48 Mr. Robert Primeau `50 Ms. Elizabeth Priori Mr. Michael E. Quinn `59 Mr. Edward Rathe Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Hedy Religa Mr. Michael Remenyi Mr. Lino Ricco Mrs. Maria Ricco Ms. Maria Rosano Mr. Walter B. Ross `42 Mr. Elliott Sales DE Andrade Mr. Louis and Mrs. Medina Sales DE Andrade Mr. Martin Saliba `56 Mr. John Santos and Mrs. Jane Kumagai Mr. Frank D. Selke `46

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Ms. Rose Sgro and Mr. Salvatore Sgro `80 Mr. Ken Sharpe Mr. Joseph `63 and Mrs. Susan Shearin Mr. Jerry Siman `54 Mr. Brian and Mrs. Carol Skinner Mr. Walter Skomra `74 Mr. Andris Smits `73 Dr. John R. Srigley St. Michael's College School Teachers' Association Mr. Joseph `59 and Mrs. Marie Stalmach Mr. Joseph Steiner `47 Studio M Digital Productions Inc. Mr. David R. Sullivan `46 Fr. Brian Sweeney, C.S.B. `59

Ms. Carmel Sweeney Mr. Mark Taborowski `93 Mr. Miroslaw Tarnowka `66 Mr. Salvatore Tassone `83 Mr. Paul `65 and Mrs. Helene Thomson Mr. Ted Toppazzini `54 Mr. Claudio Totino `74 Mr. Frank Totino `74 Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Carmelina Tozzi Mr. John Trachuk `60 Mr. Paul Tremble `54 Mr. Daniel Troiani `05 Mr. Justin Troiani `07 Mr. Tony `59 and Mrs. Valerie Truscello Mr. Frank Turano `59

Mr. Norman Vetere `41 Mr. James Walsh `58 Mr. George White `57 Mr. Brian J. `72 and Mrs. Doretta Wilson Dr. John K. `43 and Mrs. Patricia Wilson Mr. Paul J. Wilson `54 Mr. Richard P. Winnik `75 Mr. Ted P. Wojcinski `76 Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Shun-Lai Wong Mr. Peter J. Wood `50 Mr. Martin Yeung `03 Ms. Debbie Young-Hermanns Mr. Mark J. Zaremba `58 Mr. Peter Zatko `79 Mr. Helmut and Mrs. Luba Zisser

ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE ARCHANGELS St. Michael’s College School is very excited of the success of the Archangel Programme in its second year. The Archangel Programme was started in 2009 when Fr. Redican, C.S.B. spoke to Joe Barnicke about the possibility of sponsoring one of the St. Michael’s students on a full bursary. Mr. Barnicke was very supportive of the initial programme and also approached a few of his friends that also had connections to the school for their assistances as well. Between the 2004-2005 and 2009-2010 academic years, the Basilian Fathers awarded $5,947,920 in financial assistance to a total of 855 students. This amounted to an average award of $6,957 per student during this time period. For the 2010-2011 academic year, 173 students will be awarded a total of approximately $1,723,940 or an average of $9,965 per student. This includes 28 students who will receive full tuition plus textbooks and uniform. The Archangels levels are:

St. Michael’s College School sincerely thanks each one of you for your continued support and generosity.

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MICHAEL Joseph Sorbara `59 Parkview BMW

Full Tuition $10,000 +

RAPHAEL

Half Tuition $ 6,750

GABRIEL Leon’s Furniture

Uniforms & Textbooks up to $ 2,500

The Leader in Catholic Boys’ Education

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THEATRE DONORS

Sponsor

Mr. David and Mrs. Kavita Fischer

Mr. Antony Schiefer `86

Anonymous

Mr. John and Mrs. Diane Fisher

Mr. Gary and Mrs. Debbie Selke

The following is a list of the members of the St. Michael’s Community who have contributed to the Building on Strong Foundations Capital Campaign from July 1st, 2010 to June 30th, 2011.

Dr. Taras Babiak `69 and

Mr. Robert and Mrs. Rita Francella

Ms. Antoinette Servidio

In gratitude, we have listed the names of our donors while respecting those who wish their gifts to remain anonymous. Every effort has been made to list the donor names accurately, however if you have not been properly recognized, please accept out apologies and contact us immediately. We will do our best to correct this oversight.

Mrs. Catherine Carmichael Mr. Richard and Mrs. Cidalia Caklos

Mr. Carl and Mrs. Maureen Geniole

Mr. Brian and Mrs. Carol Skinner

Mr. Johnny Connon

Mr. Andrew Griffin `80

Mr. Glenn Smith

Mr. Ed `79 and Mrs. Lynda Horawski

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Kym Grippo

Mr. Ian Smith

Mr. John P.`86 and Mrs. Jayne O'Neill

Mr. Wes Henry

St. Michael's College School

SMCS Student Government 2010

Intellectus Project Management Inc.

Pacesetter

$250,000 +

Leadership

$125,000 - 249,999

Patron Major Sponsor Friend Supporter

$25,000 - 124,999 $5,000 - 24,999 $2,500 - 4,999

Mr. Tim Storus `73 and Ms. Luba Mycak

Friend

Mr. Taras `84 and Mrs. Patricia Kalymon

Mr. Paul `65 and Mrs. Catherine Striowski

684035 Ontario Limited /

Mr. Lawrence Kavanagh `74

Systems Group Canada

Dosman Real Estate

Mr. Michael Lavelle Sr. `55

Mr. Paul ‘65 and Mrs. Helene Thomson

Mr. Sando Angotti `54

Mr. Luigi and Mrs. Filomena Leonelli

Mr. Fred Tonelli and Mrs. Joanna Opalinski

Anonymous (2)

Mr. Salvatore and Mrs. Zaira Mantenuto

Mr. Robert `81 and Mrs. Denise Tunney

Ms. Edie Bard

Mr. Massimo and Mrs. Sandra Marinelli

Mr. Vito and Mrs. Mirella Valela

Dr. Tony `83 and Mrs. Tracey Barozzino

Mr. D. McCarthy and Ms. K. Murphy

Mr. Anthony `03 and Mrs. Sarah Vinelli

Mr. Myron `55 and Mrs. Mary Blozowski

Mr. James `77 and Mrs. Lucia McDonough Mr. John J. Walsh `73 and Ms. Mary

Mr. Robert and

up to $499

Pacesetting Gifts St. Michael's College High School Foundation Patron Gifts Parkview BMW Muzzo Family Charitable Foundation Mr. Marc Muzzo `90 Mr. Daniel `78 and Mrs. Claudia Odorico Mr. Regis and Mrs. Donna Quinn Mr. Steve and Mrs. Joanne Quinn Major Gifts Anonymous Arista Homes Prof. R. Arthur and Mrs. G. Colussi Arthur Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Kimberley Bailey Mr. Max and Mrs. Marisa Ciccolini Mr. Jim and Mrs. Lina De Gasperis Mr. Michael and Mrs. Grace De Gasperis Mrs. Sonia and Mr. Carlo De Pellegrin `66 Mr. Sam `80 and Mrs. Filomena Di Michele 30 /

Mr. Alain Boudreau and Ms. Carole Bellm Mr. Shawn `85 and Mrs. Sharon Meehan

$500 - 2,499

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Teachers' Association

Mr. Emile `87 and Mrs. Carrie John

St. Michael’s College School sincerely thanks each of you for your support and generosity.

BUILDING ON STRONG FOUNDATION RECOGNITION LEVELS

Mr. Corrado `73 and Mrs. Mary Furlanetto Mr. Terence `89 and Mrs. Laura Sheridan

Jane McNamara

Mr. Nick `87 and Mrs. Anna Melfi Mr. Nick Migliore

Supporter

Mr. David and Mrs. Joan Breech

Mr. Romeo `80 and Mrs. Theresa Milano

Ms. Imants Abols

Mrs. Debra Ann Brackenborough Mr. Edward M. Bridge `59

Mr. Joe and Mrs. Norma Moretto

Anonymous

Eagles Nest Golf Club Inc

In Memory of Pat Boland

Mr. Richard `73 and

Mr. Glenn and Mrs. Patricia Castellarin

Mr. Tony and Mrs. Julie Fuda

Mr. Adrian and Mrs. Georgia Bucur

Mr. Joe and Mrs. Anna Fusco Giovanni and Concetta Guglietti Family Foundation Mr. Silvio and Mrs. Patrizia Guglietti Mrs. Dianne and Mr. Norman Levine Dr. Frank `75 and Mrs. Ann Lista Marc Santi Foundation Mrs. Helen & Mr. Frank Morneau `59 Mr. Ian and Mrs. Nicolina Pianosi Mr. James `62 and Mrs. Grace Roddy Mr. Edward and Mrs. Leda Santi Mr. Armand `58 and Mrs. Joan Scaini Dr. Monica Seger-Van Tol Mr. Robert `73 and Mrs. Lori Sullivan Mr. Peter `82 and Mrs. Judith Sweeney Mr. Nick and Mrs. Josephine Torchetti Weston Produce Mr. Garry and Mrs. Michele Zentil

Mr. Andrew Canale `94

Mrs. June Naranowicz Mr. Jamie Oatt and Ms. Monica Walsh

Ms. Wanda Drapala Quigley Mr. Steven and Mrs. Naznin Grattan

Mr. Frank `86 and Mrs. Rosella Canonaco Olar Limited

Mr. Lauri `77 and Beth Ihamaki

Mr. Enzo and Mrs. Loredana Carcasole

Mr. Cezary Paluch `87

Mr. Steven Moore `97

Dr. Martin Chepesiuk and

Mr. Chris Pandoff and

Mr. William Smith

Ms. Halyna Perun

Ms. Annette Falcone

Mr. Glenn T. Wright `67

Ms. Catherine Chire

Mr. Nick `76 and Mrs. Loretta Pantaleo

Mr. Gary and Mrs. Arlene Cristello

Mr. John and Mrs. Mena Petrucci

Mr. Jack Czarnota `86

Mr. William and Mrs. Lorraine Petruck

Mr. Brian and Mrs. Kathy De Carlo

Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Stefania Pilacinski

Mr. Mario and Mrs. Marion De Piero

Mr. Dan and Mrs. Sharon Prendergast

Mr. Stefano and Mrs. Kim Del Medico

Mr. Frank and Mrs. Theresa Protomanni

OF OUR DONORS WHO

Mrs. Shelley Desjardins

Mr. Pasquale `84 and Mrs. Laura Rotundo

WISH TO REMAIN

Mr. Dwight Donald `90

Mr. Davide F. Rubino

Mr. Bryan Doran and Ms. Sylvia Digby

Mr. Gino `80 and Mrs. Rose Saccone

Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jill Dosman

Mr. Grady Savage `88

Mr. Jack `54 and Lorna Fenn

Mr. David `89 and Mrs. Susan Scandiffio

The Leader in Catholic Boys’ Education

AND THANK YOU TO ALL

ANONYMOUS.

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THEATRE DONOR WALL The following is a list of the members of the St. Michael’s community who have donated to the Building on Strong Foundations Capital Campaign and reflects their pledged amount to the campaign. This represents where the donor’s name will appear on the Donor Wall in the Centre for the Arts. In gratitude, we have listed the names of our donors while respecting those who wish their gifts to remain anonymous. Every effort has been made to list the donor names accurately, however if you have not been properly recognized, please accept our apologies and contact us immediately. We will do our best to correct this oversight. St. Michael’s College School sincerely thanks each of you for your support and generosity.

BUILDING ON STRONG FOUNDATION RECOGNITION LEVELS Pacesetter

$250,000 +

Leadership

$125,000 - 249,999

Patron Major Sponsor Friend Supporter

$25,000 - 124,999 $5,000 - 24,999 $2,500 - 4,999 $500 - 2,499 up to $499

Pacesetting Gifts 2176542 Ontario Limited Parkview BMW Mr. Jim and Mrs. Lina De Gasperis Eagles Nest Golf Club Inc Muzzo Family Charitable Foundation Mr. Marc Muzzo ’90 Mr. Daniel ’78 and Mrs. Claudia Odorico Mr. Regis and Mrs. Donna Quinn Mr. Steve and Mrs. Joanne Quinn St. Michael's College High School Foundation Mr. Garry and Mrs. Michele Zentil

Mr. J.J. Barnicke Mr. Max and Mrs. Marisa Ciccolini Mr. Michael and Mrs. Grace De Gasperis Mrs. Sonia and Mr. Carlo De Pellegrin ’66 Mr. Sam ’80 and Mrs. Filomena Di Michele Mr. Paul ’66 and Mrs. Kathleen Downs Dufferin Concrete E & G Odette Foundation Mr. Tony and Mrs. Julie Fuda Mr. Joe and Mrs. Anna Fusco Giovanni and Concetta Guglietti Family Foundation Mr. Silvio and Mrs. Patrizia Guglietti Mr. Wes Henry Leadership Gifts Mr. Gregory and Mrs. Jean Howard Basilian Fathers of SMCS Mr. Hyung Seob Kim and Mrs. Heather Choi (Oriole Parkway) Mr. Norman and Mrs. Dianne Levine Mr. Nick ’76 and Mrs. Nadia Di Donato Dr. Frank ’75 and Mrs. Ann Lista Liberty Entertainment Group Mr. James and Mrs. Winnie Magee Marc Santi Foundation Patron Gifts Mr. Romeo ’80 and Mrs. Theresa Milano / Anonymous Safetech Environmental Prof. R. Arthur and Mrs. G. Colussi Arthur Mrs. Graziella Montemurro Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Kimberley Bailey Mr. Jerome Morse and 32 /

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Ms. Catherine Lawrence Mrs. Helen and Mr. Frank Morneau ’59 Morneau Sobeco Inc. Mr. Ed Odette Mr. Lou and Mrs. Patricia Odette Mr. John P. ’86 and Mrs. Jayne O'Neill P & L Odette Charitable Foundation Mr. Ian and Mrs. Nicolina Pianosi Mr. James ’62 and Mrs. Grace Roddy Mr. Edward and Mrs. Leda Santi Mr. Armand ’58 and Mrs. Joan Scaini Mr. Glenn Smith Mr. Robert ’73 and Mrs. Lori Sullivan Mr. Peter ’82 and Mrs. Judith Sweeney Mr. Nick and Mrs. Josephine Torchetti Mr. Brian ’72 and Mrs. Doretta Wilson Bequest Gift ~ Patron Dr. John K. Wilson ’43 Major Gifts 1152308 Ontario Limited 1170233 Ontario Inc.

Mr. Tony and Mrs. Vita Altomare Mr. Sando Angotti ’54 Anonymous Arista Homes Mr. Sam Barbuzzi ’77 Dr. Tony and Mrs. Tracey Barozzino ’83 Mr. David and Mrs. Joan Breech Mr. Edward M. Bridge ’59 Dr. Robert ’65 and Mrs. Carol Brock Mr. Bruno and Mrs. Anne Marie Burlon Mr. John Burnes and Dr. Mary Ann Badali Mr. John David Burnes ’06 Mr. Richard and Mrs. Cidalia Caklos Mr. Frank ’86 and Mrs. Rosella Canonaco Mr. Joe and Mrs. Frances Carullo Mr. Gary and Mrs. Arlene Cristello Mr. Carlo De Vuono ’79 Mrs. Shelley Desjardins Mr. Lou and Mrs. Cathy Di Nunzio Mr. Dick R. Duff ’55 Eastern Construction Co. Ltd. Mr. Paul ’66 and Mrs. Annmarie Ferraro Mr. Greg and Mrs. Kathy Flagler Mrs. Julia Flanagan Mr. Domenic and Mrs. Bess Fuda Ms. Marilyn Furgiuele Mr. Corrado and Mrs. Mary Furlanetto Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Catharina Gasser Mr. Gerry and Mrs. Janet Glynn Mr. Andrew Griffin ’80 Mr. Wes Henry Mr. Ed ’79 and Mrs. Lynda Horawski Intellectus Project Management Inc. Mr. Taras ’84 and Mrs. Patricia Kalymon Mr. Lawrence Kavanagh 74 Leon's Furniture Ltd Mr. Andre and Mrs. Sonia Maraldo Mr. Massimo and Mrs. Sandra Marinelli Masters Insurance Ltd. Dr. Michael Mazurek and Dr. Patricia Rosebush Mr. Shawn ’85 and Mrs. Sharon Meehan Dr. Stefano and Mrs. Lise Monardo Mr. Joe and Mrs. Norma Moretto Mr. Mark and Mrs. Joan Moriyama Mr. Leszek ’67 and Mrs. Eva Muniak Mr. Richard ’73 and Mrs. June Naranowicz Odsar Holdings Inc. Olar Limited Mr. Frank and Mrs. Theresa Protomanni The Leader in Catholic Boys’ Education

Mr. Mike and Mrs. Dina Riccardi Mr. Alan and Mrs. Roisin Ryan Dr. Monica Seger-Van Tol Mr. Terence ’89 and Mrs. Laura Sheridan Mr. Colin and Mrs. Karen Smith Mr. William Smith Mr. Paul Spence ’74 St. Michael's College School Parents Association St. Michael's College School Teachers' Association Mr. Tim Storus ’73 and Ms. Luba Mycak Mrs. Dorothy P. Sullivan Mr. Andrew ’78 and Mrs. Janet Tatarsky Mr. Robert ’81 and Mrs. Denise Tunney Mr. John and Mrs. Angela Turco Mr. Vito and Mrs. Mirella Valela Mr. Elio and Mrs. Elsa Valente Mr. Anthony ’03 and Mrs. Sarah Vinelli Mr. John J. Walsh ’73 and Ms. Mary Jane McNamara Mr. James and Mrs. Po Yip

Mr. Stefano and Mrs. Kim Del Medico Mr. Dwight Donald ’90 Mr. Bryan Doran and Ms. Sylvia Digby Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jill Dosman Mr. Bart ’95 and Mrs. Joanna Dzikowska East Credit Dental Mr. Jack ’54 and Lorna Fenn Mr. John Ferraro Mr. David and Mrs. Kavita Fischer Mr. John and Mrs. Diane Fisher Mr. Bryan D. Flanagan ’54 Mr. Paul J. Flanagan and Mrs. Julia Flanagan Mr. Robert and Mrs. Rita Francella In Memory of Alessandro and Francesca Furgiuele Mrs. Rose Gammone Mr. Carl and Mrs. Maureen Geniole Mr. Ed and Mrs. Colleen Gibbs Mr. Michael and Mrs. Kym Grippo Mr. Emile ’87 and Mrs. Carrie John Mr. Roman Kocur and Ms. Sandra Kosziwka Mr. Luigi and Mrs. Filomena Leonelli Mr. Michael Lavelle Sr. ’55 Sponsor Limen Group Const. Ltd. 684035 Ontario Limited / Mr. Scott and Mrs. Carol Anne Lindsay Dosman Real Estate Mr. Salvatore and Mrs. Zaira Mantenuto Mr. Gino and Mrs. Tina Alberelli Mary Ferraro Foundation Anonymous Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Verena Mayhew Mr. Myron ’55 and Mrs. Mary Blozowski Mr. Leo McArthur ’55 Mr. Alain Boudreau and Mr. D. McCarthy & Ms. K. Murphy Mr. James ’77 and Mrs. Lucia McDonough Ms. Carole Bellm Mr. Michael McNeely In Memory of Pat Boland Mr. Nick ’83 and Mrs. Anna Melfi Mr. Robert and Mrs. Debra Ann Mr. Nick Migliore ’87 Brackenborough Mr. Peter D. Nero ’82 Mr. Joseph ’67 and Mrs. Antoinette Mr. Jamie Oatt and Ms. Monica Walsh Brisbois Mr. Cezary Paluch ’87 Mr. Adrian and Mrs. Georgia Bucur Mr. Nick ’76 and Mrs. Loretta Pantaleo Dr. Taras Babiak ’69 and Mr. Arthur and Mrs. Angela Pelliccione Mrs. Catherine Carmichael Mr. William and Mrs. Lorraine Petruck Mr. Andrew Canale ’94 Mr. John and Mrs. Mena Petrucci Dr. Mike Capocci ’88 Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Stefania Pilacinski Mr. Ralph ’85 and Anna Capocci Mr. Enzo and Mrs. Loredana Carcasole Mr. Darko Poletto ’80 Mr. Dan and Mrs. Sharon Prendergast Monsignor John H. Caswell ’55 Mr. Giuseppe Raimondo and Dr. Martin Chepesiuk and Mrs. Lucia Antinori-Raimondo Ms. Halyna Perun Mr. Pasquale ’84 and Mrs. Laura Ms. Catherine Chire Rotundo Mr. Ron Clarkin ’75 Mr. Davide F. Rubino Mr. Johnny Connon ’90 CS&P Architects Mr. Gino ’80 and Mrs. Rose Saccone Mr. Jack Czarnota ’86 Mr. David ’89 and Mrs. Susan Scandiffio Mr. Brian and Mrs. Kathy De Carlo Mr. Antony Schiefer ’86 Mr. Mario and Mrs. Marion De Piero Ms. Antoinette Servidio ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL 2010~2011 ANNUAL REPORT

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Mr. Brian and Mrs. Carol Skinner SMCS Student Government 2010 Mr. Ian Smith Mr. Paul and Mrs. Catherine Striowski Systems Group Canada Mr. Richard and Mrs. Daria Taylor Mr. Paul ’65 and Mrs. Helene Thomson Mr. Gerald L. Timmins ’47 Dr. Robert and Dr. Angela Tracogna Mrs. Margaret Tunney Friend 2054363 Ontario Limited Anonymous (2) Ms. Edie Bard Chancellor and Mrs. Robert J. Birgeneau ’59 Blu-Mar Excavating & Grading Ltd. Mr. Luigi ’78 and Mrs. Gisele Caputo Mr. Glenn and Mrs. Patricia Castellarin Cityzen Development Corporation Mr. Clare J. Creedon ’35 Mr. David ’57 and Mrs. Jean Day Mr. Michael and Mrs. Christine De Santis Mr. Anthony E. Dempsey ’52 Mr. Bowes Dempsey ’59 Dempsey Corporation Mr. M. Andre Dempsey ’62 Mr. Stephen Dempsey ’56 Ms. Wanda Drapala Quigley Mr. Andrew Dunsmore ’02 Mr. Michael Dunsmore ’04 Ms. Pam Dunsmore Mr. Tony and Mrs. Marisa Fabiano Flynn Canada Ltd. Mr. Martin Glebe and Ms. Lorraine Short Mr. Steven and Mrs. Naznin Grattan Mr. Ian Griffin ’67 Mr. Randy ’65 and Mrs. Patricia Grimes Mr. Peter F. Higgins, Jr ’99 and Ms. Amy Hopkins Mr. Robert E. Howley ’55 Mr. Lauri ’77 and Beth Ihamaki Mr. Samuel ’70 and Mrs. Lori Kanes Mr. James J. Kavanagh ’37 Mr. Joseph ’76 and Mrs. Karen Kennedy Kromer Radio - Paul Kromer Mr. Michael ’71 and Mrs. Patricia Lang Dr. Andrey and Mrs. Lydia Lebed Mr. William E. Lee ’44 Mr. Kenneth Mathieson Mr. John Mastrella and Dr. Clare Brandys Ms. Patricia McKinnon Ms. Rosemary McKinnon and Ms. Patricia Gysel Mr. David Morin ’80 Mr. F. Paul and Mrs. Janet Morrison ’68 Mr. V. Ross Morrison ’67 34 /

Dr. L. Stephen and Mrs. Patricia Johnson Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Phyllis Kahn Dr. James’66 and Mrs. Barbara Kavanagh Mr. John A. Keating ’39 Dr. Igor Kusyszyn Mr. Patrick Leonard Mr. Christopher Lewis Mr. Roy Little and Ms. Lyne Gingras Ms. Bernice Louis Mr. Ian Lum-You and Ms. Marisa Lum-You Mr. Robert Lundy ’88 Mr. Patrick Magee ’00 Mrs. Patricia and Mr. Alex Mandzy Mr. David Terrence Mangan ’93 Mr. Doug and Mrs. Mary McNeil Fr. Denis P. McPolin ’55 Mr. Buddy and Mrs. Marie McWhirter Mr. Steven Moore ’97 Ms. Margaret Morrison Mr. Ed and Mrs. Sandra Narducci Mr. F. Michael and Mrs. Margaret Newton Supporter Mr. Douglas Ng ’97 Ms. Imants Abols Mr. Hing Keung Ng and Ms. Vivian Yeung Mr. Alain and Mrs. Lanying Agostini Mr. Philip Nicol Mrs. Christine Anderson Mr. Gary Ostoich and Ms. Katherine Anonymous (2) Berendt Dr. Peter and Mrs. Sisi Azzopardi Mr. Bruce Parrick ’65 Mr. Alfred and Mrs. Beverley Bard Ms. Greta Pereira Mr. Cecil and Mrs. Ellen Bard Mr. Andrew Reddon and Ms. Diane Basilian Fathers of Henry Carr Farm Cordell Mr. Jerald S. Bellomo ’64 Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Hedy Religa Mr. Gerard Buckley Mr. Edward ’80 and Mrs. Sandra Cattana Ms. Lois Roberts Mr. Sidney J. Rodger ’54 Ms. Sheila H. Charters and Mr. Henry Rodrigues Mr. Paul Banks ’08 Mr. Elliott Sales DE Andrade ’05 Mr. Roger and Mrs. Carol Clark Mr. Louis and Mrs. Medina Sales DE Mr. Matthew Collins ’86 and Andrade Dr. Leslie Reid Mr. Joseph ’63 and Mrs. Susan Shearin Mr. Angelo ’55 and Mrs. Mary Comi Mr. Robin Shepherd ’55 Mr. Luca D'Aprile ’96 Mr. Salvatore Tassone ’83 Mr. Robert and Mrs. Beverly Day Dr. Vince Tassone ’87 Mr. James Dempsey ’88 Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Lorraine Telford Mr. Richard G. J. Desrocher ’73 Mr. Adrian Tersigni ’04 Mr. Jack M. Feeney ’54 Mr. Ted Toppazzini ’54 Mr. Gianpaolo Galletti ’96 Mr. Michael and Mrs. Selina Tse Mr. A.J. Greco ’02 Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Cheryl Ann Greco Mr. John ’85 and Mrs. Debra Vella Mr. William Verner Mr. Joseph A. Grimaldi ’57 Mr. Norman Vetere ’41 Mr. Ken Hannan ’70 Mr. Jim Harbell and Mrs. Pat McQuaid Vibo Mr. James Walsh ’58 Ms. Kim Heintzman and Mr. Mark and Mrs. Louise White Mr. William Henry Mr. Roger and Mrs. Anne Wilson Mr. Nick Iozzo ’94 Mr. Werner and Mrs. Johanna Jacobsen Mr. Paul M. Yip ’91 Mr. Peter Zatko ’79 Mr. W. Keith ’47 and Mrs. M. Audrey Jarvis Mr. Mike Moyer and Mrs. Pat Mastromatteo Mr. Chris Pandoff and Ms. Annette Falcone Patri Investments Inc. Dr. Joseph ’66 and Mrs. Emma Pivato Profile Wine Group Queens Players Toronto Theatre Group Ramorra Investments Inc. Mr. Frank Romantini Sable Cape Investments Inc. Mr. Grady Savage ’88 Mr. Frank D. Selke ’46 Mr. Gary and Mrs. Debbie Selke Spatial Knowledge Engineering Inc. Mr. John ’66 and Mrs. Mary Teolis Mr. Myroslaw and Mrs. Luba Trutiak Mr. Glenn Walman and Ms. Marianne LaMotta-Walman Mr. Glenn T. Wright ’67 Mr. Mark and Mrs. Kathleen Wronski Mr. John J. Yocom ’60

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STADIUM RENEWAL CAMPAIGN

STADIUM DONOR WALL

The following is a list of the members of the St. Michael’s community who have contributed to the silent phase of the Stadium Renewal Campaign from July 1st, 2010 to June 30th, 2011.

This represents where the donor’s name will appear on the Donor Wall in the Stadium.

In gratitude, we have listed the names of our donors. Every effort has been made to list the donor names accurately, however if you have not been properly recognized, please accept our apologies and contact us immediately. We will do our best to correct the oversight.

STADIUM RENEWAL CAMPAIGN RECOGNITION LEVELS

St. Michael’s College School sincerely thanks each of you for your support and generosity.

STADIUM RENEWAL CAMPAIGN RECOGNITION LEVELS $250,000 + $125,000 – 249,999 $ 25,000 – 124,999 $ 5,000 - 24,999 $ 2,500 - 4,999 $ 500 - 2,499 Up to $499

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$ 2,500 - 4,999 Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jennifer Barker 2010 Kerry Blues Boosters

$250,000 + $125,000 – 249,999 $ 25,000 – 124,999 $ 5,000 - 24,999 $ 2,500 - 4,999 $ 500 - 2,499 Up to $499

$ 5,000 -24,999 Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jennifer Barker $ 2,500 - 4,999 2010 Kerry Blues Boosters Mr. Alex ‘92 and Mrs. Rose Frescura Mr. Matthew ‘92 and Mrs. Gillian Pagano $ 500 - 2,499 2010 – 2011 St. Michael’s Blue Gaels

$ 500 - 2,499 2010 – 2011 St. Michael’s Blue Gaels Up to $499 Mr. Alex ’92 and Mrs. Rose Frescura Mr. Matthew ’92 and Mrs. Gillian Pagano

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SPECIAL EVENTS SUPPORTERS Throughout the year, St. Michael’s College School, the Offices of Advancement and Alumni Affairs and the Parents’ Association hosts a number of very successful events. The following is an overview of the events, the committees, sponsors, volunteers, participants, and attendees. The St. Michael’s College School community wishes to thank you and your guests for your continued support of the special events and we hope to see you this year!

THE JIM AND GARRY’S ST. MICHAEL’S INVITATIONAL The third Jim and Garry’s St. Michael’s Invitational golf tournament was held on Monday, July 19th, 2010 at Eagles Nest Golf Club in Maple. All proceeds from this event benefit the St. Michael’s College School Centre for the Arts. Committee Lily Apreda Kimberley Bailey Gina Cramarossa Rose Feliz Hole Sponsors Michael Brothers Strada Aggregates Masters Insurance Concast Cedar Infrastructure Terrafix Wamco Bibby Halton Crushed Stone Dolvin Mechanical Kapp Clearway Construction Dufferin Aggregates/Holcim Schaeffers Aspen Ridge Homes MMM Group Donors D. Robichaud David Devine Pusateri's

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Golfers (in order of foursomes) John Di Liso Frank Guida Sandy Guida Tim Zahavich

Dan Parigoris

Joe Guida ’77

Wayne Lasher

Darryl Curtis

Ed Santi

Marc Varone ’09

Shane Scott

John Badali ’58

Vince DeLuca

Michael De Pellegrin ’94

Photi Philos

Bruno Detomasso

Sean Nicholls ’03

Anthony Reale

Carmelo Massina

Danny Del Medico

Stefano Guglietti ’09

Galli Tiberini

Emilio Manzo

Matthew Guglietti

Emilio Grossi '05

Ron Gosse

Veronica Guglietti

Gabriel Grossi

Paul McIntosh

Nicholas Melatti

Nicholas Ciampa ’08

Mike Pratt

Michael Filicetti

Nick Melatti

Ryan Essex

Gino Varone

Fiore Melatti

Les Wakeling

Mauro Corsetti

John Eliopulos

Angelo Muscillo

Randy Melchoir

Steve Demasthias

Stacy King

Garry Zentil

Frank Nocera

Wayne Pubicover

Tie Domi

Ralph Franchino

Jamie Kleven

David Devine

Bernie Wright

Dale Iverson

Peter Soumalias

Frank Pallotta

Baxter Crann

Lily Apreda

Franco Stanghieri

Don Hancock

Stephanie De Gasperis

James Circosta

Paul Morra

Adrian Pilato

John Direzze

John Morra

Michael Oddone

Luciano Perricciolo

Domenic Fazari

Daniel DiMonte

Michael Apreda

James Fazari '07

Marc DiMonte

Neal MacDonald

Franco Guida

Lou Iafrate

Sean Gannage

Steve Hanna

Robert Martellacci

Matty Wintjes

Tasia Aubie

Ed Burello

Santo Russo

David Sibbald

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YOUNG ALUMNI GOLF TOURNAMENT

ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL ANNUAL HOMECOMING

Amsterdam Beer presented the third St. Michael’s College School Young Alumni Golf Tournament for the classes of

On Saturday, October 2nd, 2010, despite the dreary weather, St. Michael’s College School held its annual Homecoming and it was a great success. Our campus was visited by Royal St. George College, Upper Canada College, Crescent School and Trinity College to take on our various athletic teams. The day was also filled with activities for kids, performances by our very talented Sr. Concert Band and football halftime performances by the SMCS Jr. and Sr. Drumlines and much more! We would like to thank our parent and alumni committee members and volunteers who helped make this day an amazing event!

1995 – 2004, held on Saturday, August 7, 2010, at the Glen Cedar Golf Club in Claremont. Committee

Donors

Car Sponsor

Chair: Joe Sgro ’02

The Toronto Marlies

Parkview BMW

Co- Chair: Dan Currie ‘97

Vineland

Co- Chair: Frank Lamie ’98

Tim Hortons

Greg Best ’97

Winroc Inc.

Michael Buba ’03 Stefan Bulfon ’00 Jeff Dean ’99 Mike Gleeson ’95 Ray Iaboni ’02 Ryan Iaboni ’99 Brady Jones ’01 Stan Kuliavas ’98

Golfers (in order of Foursomes) Michael Rubino '04

Rob Saverino '02

Rob Citrullo '04

Andrew Palumbo '02

Mark Simone '04

Johnathan Mazzucca '02

Brandyn Ursini '04

Joseph Schirripa '03

George Polyzois '03

Michael Carlesimo '02

Paul Marchese '03

Daniel Sdao '04

Paul Kania '03

Ryan O'Flanagan '02

Chris Lawson ’01

Danny DiPasquale '03

Mark McIsaac '04

Mike Levine ’03

Patrick Dabiet '04

Blaise Morin '02

Paul Marchese ’03

Chris Del Rosario '02

Matthew McRae '00

Mark McIssac ’04

Richard Young '00

Mike Gleeson '95

Craig Mills ‘95

Adrian Kremblewski '00

Kevin Spraggs '03

Tim Pal ’02

Dave Ovcjak '00

Drew Masterson '04

Steve Sedran ’98

Stefan Bulfon '00

Daniel Currie '97

Daniel Sdao ’04

Michael Alati '02

Roman Nahirny '00

Anton Strgacic ’98

Adrian Spagnolo '02

Patrick Barbieri '01

Daniel Taggio '02

Joseph Sgro '02

Derek Templeton ’03 Frank Turzanski ’99

Jonathan Dixon '03

Blake VanDelft ’04

Committee Kimberley Bailey Chris Bingham ‘83 Gina Cramarossa Michael De Pellegrin ’94 Grant Flagler Greg Gonzales ‘07 Marc Montemurro ’93 Romeo Milano ’80 Eve Pierera Theresa Simone-Protomanni Bill Smith Donors A to Z Fun Rentals / The Gidaro Family Aramark Brand Networks Hero Certified Burgers Loblaws Starbucks Tim Hortons Villa Di Manno Bakery Alumni, Parent, Staff Volunteers Vita Altomare Kimberley Bailey Gemma Battista Lena Bauman Michael Bauman Frank Bertucca '83 Lisa Bertucca

Deanna Biffis-Liakakos Chris Bingham '83 Ron Clarkin '75 Gina Cramarossa Mary Dallan Michael De Pellegrin '94 Kim Del Medico Rui DeSousa '88 Lisette DeSousa John Dexter Frank DiNino '80 Lydia Domingo Mary Dri Greg Flagler Kathy Flagler Elaine Francis Catharina Gasser Abraham Gomingo Grant Gonzales '07 Nadia Gumbin Dianne Levine Erica McKerrall Marc Montemurro '93 Rick Naranowicz '73 John Oliva J.P. O'Neill '86 Grace Pasquali Clare Pelliccione Felicia Pirone Theresa Simone-Protomanni Joe Rendaci Ennie Roth Julie Sartori

Rocco Sebastiano '81 Terry Sheridan '89 Ian Smith Bill Smith Emilia Spadola Lynda Stasiw Lucy Tatangelo Paul Thomson '65 Peter Thurton '81 Frank Totino Robert Tunney '81 Louise White Janette Wong Student Volunteers Dominic Agostini '13 Paul Aulicino '14 Robert Bazzocchi '14 Michael Binetti '14 Brendon Bingham '15 Benett Blazevski '14 Duncan Campbell '14 Robert Celik '14 Augustine Chiu '15 Daniel Clemenzi '16 Joey Clemenzi '11 Matthew Clemenzi '13 Marco Coccari '13 Michael Colalillo '15 Francesco Colosimo '15 Michael Cramarossa '14 Silvano Dallan '14 Pablo Davila '13

Blake Del Brocco '14 Christian Del Medico '12 Nicholas Di Leo '15 Alec Dowell '14 Borls Eng '13 Rory Greening '13 Alex Kim '14 Will Laurin '14 Alexander Liakakos '12 Michael Mah '14 Alexander Mangiardi '14 David Mangiardi '12 Domenic Marchese '14 Ryan McClelland '14 William McNee '12 Frank Meneses '11 Michael Moloughney '12 Connor Morton '14 Daniel Moskaliuk '13 Mik Opolski '12 Gabriel Petitpas '14 Vittorio Pirone '13 Nicola Pirone '14 Lucas Quintos '14 Peter Rea '12 Marco Rotundo '14 Marco Scarpelli '15 Alex Tonelli '14 Fred Tonelli '11 Mitchell Valic '14 Andrew Webb '13 Alex Zulys '13

Ed Verbanac ’01 Hole Sponsors Capo Sgro LLP Reliable Waste Management Fasken Martineau Gowlings Lafleur Re/Max

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ST. MICHAELS COLLEGE SCHOOL PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION 27TH ANNUAL FASHION SHOW... “A GIFT OF GLAMOUR” On Thursday, November 18th, 2010 the 27th Gift of Glamour Fashion Show was held at the Riviera Parque hosted by the Parents’ Association. This is the Parents’ Association’s only fundraiser for St. Michael’s College School and all proceeds raised goes back into the school to help update technology, fund clubs and activities and much more. The Gift of Glamour Fashion Show offers an evening of fashion, friends and shopping. Committee Chair: Deanna Biffis-Liakakos Tina Alberelli Vita Altomare Kimberley Bailey Cynthia Beretta Sabrina Cancian Gina Cramarossa Diana DeFulviis Michael De Pellegrin ’94 Kim DelMedico Cathy Di Nunzio Mary Dri Julie Fuda Debrorah Lemieux Dianne Levine Anna Melfi Felicia Pirone Morena Pizzimenti Julie Sartori

Model’s Hair and Makeup Textures Hair Inc.

Fashion Show Producer Eda Cucakovich

Photographer New Paramount Studios Ltd.

Assistants to Producer Chris McDermott Robert Spalierno Shelka Jerkovic

Printer Crunch Media

Mistress of Ceremonies Barb Di Giulio Fashion Show Commentator Grace DeSantis Staging/Lighting/Sound Artistic Sound and Lighting Music Artistic Sound and Lighting Centrepiece Flower and Stage Décor Floritz Floral Design Micki’s 42 /

Designer Jewellery Rita Tesolin Inc. Model’s Shoes Armadillo Shoes Giveaway Gifts Maral’s Pashmina Boutique Special Guest Performer Michael Burgess Stage Singer Charlene Santoni Student Performers St. Michael’s College School Drumline

Videographer Saverina Allevato Assistant to Videographer Michael Flannery ’12 Advertisers Al Flaherty's Outdoor Store Alex Pizzimenti Chartered Accountant Ara Armadillo Shoes Arthur Murray Dance Studio BCBG Bed of Roses Beretta Farms Bon Gro Landscape and Design Bottega 2000 Brand Networks

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Calistoga Construction Cathy Longo Photography Charlene Santoni Clarkson Rouble Coach Canada Collins Barrow Dorgel/Ice Cream Patio Dr. Mendolia Durock Elaine Francis Chartered Accountant Eringate Dental Clinic Ferraro 502 Floritz Floral Design Inc. Fogler, Rubinoff LLP Fortinos Francemode (YAS Sales) Franco Sarto Gibsan Grist Turano & Associates Inc. Holy Name of Mary College School Hush Puppies Inter Transport Jade Installation Jessica Simpson Josef Seibel Kahnert Furs La Piccola Rosa Bakery Lingeman I.D.A. Pharmacy Maple Honda Maple Paints & Wallpaper Masters Insurance Mauti Family Michael Burgess Miele Disposal MJP Electrical Contractor Inc. Mona Pasternak Food and Event Maven Mporium Municipal Mechanical National East Ontario School of Ballet Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Posticino Ristorante Pro Star

FleurEssence Floritz Floral Design Forest Hill Flooring Fred’s Breads Fruits and Passion Ganz Gib San Pools Giuliano’s Bakery Harrow Hockey Haute Couture Holy Name of Mary House and Home Ilona BDS Illustrations Italpasta Donors Jack Lipson A Bed of Roses Jelly Boys Acappella Mens Wear Al Flaherty’s Outdoor Store Joan Moriyama John-Paul & Co. Altomare Family Julie Mills Apex Branded Solutions Luv 2 Pak Armadillo Shoes Maple Dental Centre Art & Angie Pelliccione Maral’s Pashminas B Magazine Marc Santi Foundation B. Dazzled Marcello’s Pizzeria Bandiera Jewellers Mari Plawiuk Bardown Hockey Mark Dilley Driving Baron Insignias Experience Race School Beauty by Jennifer McEwan Foods Beretta Family Melfi Family Beretta Organics Micki’s Beta Clothing Modern Objects Bove Mporium Bowring Nadia Zanardo Brand Network New Look Hair Salon Canadian Living Ojon Cappola Foods Pampered Chef Capri Medispa Pasquale’s Hardware Carole Konstantinou Cathy Longo Photography Patricia Abad Pizza Nova Cherie Moda Posticino Christmas Goodies Pots and Plants Circle Home & Design Red Ribbon Claude Lemieux Regazzi Wines Cuffwear Inc. Revlon Curved Space Rita Tesolin Inc. D.A.D. Silver Imports Rob and Diana DeFulviis Demestihas Family Robert Tunney Dub Wear Rosa’s Place Eddystone Meats Scentsations Plus Edible Arrangements Seen VisionCare Edible Toronto Simply Gorgeous Élan Boutique SKV Realty Holdings Emma Foods Snapdragon Designs Exquisite Accessories Reverso Mechanical Riviera Parque Simply Gorgeous Boutique Textures U-Pak Disposal Vaneli Verrage Glass Waterloo Insurance West Village Dental Clinic Weston Produce Williams & Partners Zenobia

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Spartan Rolling Hills St. Michael’s Buzzers Studio 2 For 1 Tips Nail Bar & Spa TJ Rinomato Tony and Julie Fuda Treasures by Marie Antoniette Triluxe Tryna Cane Unico West Village Dental Weston Produce Whatever Magazine Whole Foods Wine Kitz Woodbridge Art School

St. Michael’s College School Student Models Nicholas Alberelli '14 Luca Breda '12 Zachary Campbell '13 Chris Cundari '11 Chris De Carlo '11 Christian Del Medico '12 Joseph Di Michele '11 Gordon Dri '11 Gregory Fedele '13 Adrian Ignagni '11 Brody Kerrigan '12 Alexander Liakakos '12 Charlie Lindsay '13 Zachary Marshall '12 Matthew Mazzuca '12 Daniel Melfi '13 Boutiques Bennet Murray '12 A Bed of Roses Medispa Alexander Piszczek '12 Acapella Men's Wear Stefan Sistilli-Squazzin '12 B. Dazzled Adrian Smith '12 Bardown Hockey Dillon Stanway '13 Beta Clothing Designs Inc. Andrew Storus '13 Capri MediSpa Nicholas Tersigni '11 Cathy Longo Photography Christian Turco '11 Christmas Goodies Circle Home and Design Special Guest Cuffwear Inc. Terence Sheridan '89 D.A.D. Silver Imports Elan Boutique Fashion Show Attendees Exquisite Accessories April Abate Haute Couture Christina Abate Ilona BDS Illustrations F. Abate Jelly Boys Filippina Abate Jewellery by Tryna Juliana Abate John-Paul & Co. Teresa Abballe Lia Sophia Maral's Pashmina Boutique Anna Adamo Sandy Agnoluzzi Mari Plawiuk Designs S. Agostino Modern Objects Nicholas Alberelli Mporium Tina Alberelli Natalie Colecchia Hunter Albrecht Rita Tesolin Inc. Tracey Albrecht Scentsations Plus Gift Cristina Allegranza Baskets and Gifts Rose Altomare Seen Vision Care Rosie Altomare Simply Gorgeous Tony Altomare Snapdragon Designs Vita Altomare Spartan Rolling Hills Annetta Apostoli Treasures by Laura Arci Marie Antoinette Rita Auciello Wine Kitz ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL 2010~2011 ANNUAL REPORT

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Sisi Azzopardi Kimberley Bailey Teresa Baldassarra Pat Balfouri Manuela Bancheri Susanne Barbieri Loretta Bardsley Donna Barone Piera Barone Patricia Barrila Norma Basciano Olivia Basciano Marianna Basione Anne Marie Basmadjian Peter Basmadjian Frances Battag Muki Baum Lena Bauman Michael Bauman Teresa Bellissimo Benigno Michael Beretta Paulette Best Colin Bettam Marcia Bielak Deanna Biffis Liakakos Kathy Bookman Diana Boreanaz Katherine Borron Bottega 2000 Raffuela Bozzato Paulo Branco Joanne Breckles Daniela Breda Elia Breda Julia Breda Sarah Bruno Lilly Bruzzese Louise Buccella Vlasta Buffa Michael Burgess Anna Maria Burlon Cindy Caklos Richard Caklos Anne Marie Caldwell Annie Caldwell Anna Calla Luisa Calomeni Christime Camilleri Josie Campbell Antoinette Cancelliere Fabio Cancian Maria Cancian Sabrina Cancian 44 /

Franca Canini Lorena Cappola Monica Caruana Frances Carullo Joe Carullo Cesira Caruso Maria Castro Carmela Catizzone Diana Cavatassi Mary Cervi Wilma Cesario Pamela Chamberlain Sylvia Cinelli Maureen Ciullo Mary Clabassi Leigh-Ann Clarke Anna Colagiacomo Laura Colalillo-Forte Mirella Colarossi Joanne Colucci M. Colucci Maria Colucci Christina Commisso Silvana Commisso Alison Connolly Christopher Connolly Fani Constas Mary Convertini Anita Cook Jeff Cook Anna Cooper Paul Cooper Suzanne Corazza Vilma Cortelluci Vicky Cozza Gina Cramarossa Anne Marie Cserer Livian Cundari Amanda D Cathy Da Costa Lori Dalimonte Silvio Dallan Mary Dallan Silvio Dallan Irene Dankowycz Oksana Danylych Carole Davidson Joyce Davis Kathryn De Carlo Kathy De Carto Anna De Cesare Antonietta De Fulvio Cheryl De Luca Josie De Luca

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Marisa De Luca Mary DeCarlo Paola DeCiantis Claire DeCourcy Meaghan DeCourcy Abbey DeFulviis Antonietta DeFulviis Diana DeFulviis Michael DeGagne Tammy DeGagne Diane deGroot Teresa Del Fatti Anita Del Medico Stefano Del Medico Susan Del Medico Karen Delancy Carrie Delaney D. Della Penna Rose Della Penna Kim Delmedico Marisa DeLuca Angie Demarina Helen Demetrakopoulos Jennifer Di Battista Kathy Di Carlo Cristina Di Cerbo Frank Di Giorgio Barb Di Giulio Anna Di Meglio Domenic Di Monte Lole Di Monte Marisa Di Monte Mary Di Monte Anita Di Nunzio Cathy Di Nunzio Christine Di Scola Susan Di Tonaso Daniela Diamanti Angela DiCaro Sylvia Digby Cathy DiLeo Mario DiLeo Charles DiMaria Nada DiMaria Stephanie Dimenthas Filomena DiMichele Carmela DiNucci Marisa DiNucci Mrs. DiNucci Vince DiNucci Mary DiNunzio Christine Discola Maureen Dodd Paula Donald

Lina D'Onofrio Stephen Donovan Jane Donville Jason Donville Bryan Doran James Dowell Rosslyn Dowell Hanna Drukmaler Edwards Guest Mona Effat Darlene Emeny Steve Emeny Tony Fabiano Maria Falzetta Diane Fedato Cathy Femia Jeanne Femia Rosanna Ferri Teresa Figlioneni Laura Filippeti Marilena Fiorini Kathy Flagler Marian Flannery Germana Fogolini Nina Fogolini Ana Fontes Antoinette Forno Nick Forte Helen Foss Elaine Francis Jessica Frasca Sandra Frassau P. Friis Connie Frustaglio Julie Fuda Robert Fuda Rose Fuda Sarah Fuda Sonia Fuda Tony Fuda Mary Furlanetto Helen Gaidatsis Bruna Gallace Nadia Gambin Catharina Gasser Joseph Gasser Cathy Gath Stacey Gemill Paola Ghegin Enzo Gianfrancesco Lilly Giannaris Shirley Giguere Canina Gilligan Joanne Girardi

Adriana Girardo Angie Girardo Martin Glebe Charlene Gonsalves Mikayla Gonsalves Deb Gottesman Yvonne Gray Francesca Greco Pina Greco Megan Grella Adriana Greult Kym Grippo Michael Grippo Carol Grossi Devon Gubasta Stephen Gubasta Susan Gubasta Amanda Guido Lina Guido Melissa Guido Diane Guiney Joanne Harris Victoria Hart Martha Harvey Kerri Healey

Tim Healey Eileen Higgins Norah Higgins-Burnham Wendy Hillar Sue Hinnecke Annie Hollis Judith Hollis Anna Hortiguela Beth Hudson Jenessa Hudson Maria Hunt Maria Hunt-Searle Jenna Iannelli Gabrielle Jordan Kathleen Keilion Catherine Kelley Karen Kennedy Kathleen Killin Marie Kogan Norbert Koot Mary Kottaras Peter Kottaras Orest Kozak `70 Helen Lagis Shirley Landry

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Yvonne Lavasidis Nadia Lazzarino Andrey Lebed Lydia Lebed Claude Lemieux Deborah Lemieux Peter Liakakos Carol Anne Lindsay Scott Lindsay Grace LoCilento Seca Luca Rosetta Maggioni Palma Mancuso Marisa Manias Anna Manza Norma Manzo Eddy Marin Anne Marino Don Marino Liana Marino Richard Marshall Margaret Martin Linda Martino Vito Martino `75 Jeff Mather

Jennifer Mather Jane Mattson Anna Mauti Egidio Mauti Fr. Bill May, C.S.B. Ellen McCarthy Lena McDonnel Margaret McGrady DeCourcy Cora Melatti Nick Melfi `85 Anna Melfi Maria Mendicino Joseph Mendolia Vita Mendolia Mara Miele Mary Miele Sandro Miele Miella Guest Alice Mienkowski Richard Mienkowski Julie Mills Valerie Mines Gina Modugno Mary Molony

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Lise Monardo Joe Montana Rosa Montemurro Sandra Morales-Lee Shirley Morante Lucie Moreau Lois Morin Joan Moriyama Mark Moriyama Doris Moro Christine Morresi Hope Mountjoy Tanya Murphy Luba Mycak Nancy Nash Cheri Natale Elizabeth Naysmith Negin Nazemzaden Alison Nella DeLuca Nella E. Nestico Mania Nisiena Janet Omstead Anna Ondretti Julia Oppedisano Maria Orsini Rosa Orsini Adrienne Pacht Mary Paiano Francesca Pallante Helga Papadacos Kathryn Papadacos Meloche Marcie Papasdaro George Pappas Josie Parete Caroline Pariselli Odi Pariselli Wendy Parker Grace Pasquali Linda Passarelli Mona Pasternak Rita Patterson Gabriela Pavli Angie Pelliccione Arthur Pelliccione Clare Pelliccione Helen Pelliccione Teresa Pelliccione Judy Pereira Lidia Perri Diana Perruzza 46 /

F Petrucci M Petrucci Mena Petrucci Mary Petsopouros Ian Pianosi Niki Pianosi Mary Piazza Sandra Piccoli Hanna Pilar Antonio Pirone Nina Pizzementi Frank Pizzimenti M. Pizzimenti Morena Pizzimenti Brigida Pizzolato Tanja Platt Sophie Polymeneas John Pontarollo `89 Julie Pontarollo Mrs. Pontarollo Brenda Potter Frank Protomanni Theresa Protomanni Carol Ann Quarisa Frank Quarisa Lia Quarisa Milena Racco Giovanna Razzolini Joanne Razzolini Mary Ann Rea Vincent Rea Fr. John Reddy, C.S.B. Fr. Joseph Redican, C.S.B. Anna Reffo Bruce Richardson Alissia Ristucci Rita Ristucci Lorianne Rizek Marwan Rizek Anna Romano Gioconda Rosati Jackie Rosiati Judy Ross Ennie Roth Fred Roth Laura Rotundo C. Rubacha Rudyle Guest Diana Rusnov Rosheen Ryan Joanna Sacchetti

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Lidia Sacchetti Josie Salerno Cindy Salvadore Sonia Salvadore Leda Santi Rosanna Santini Charlene Santoni Maria Santoro Sandra Santoro Ana Santos Concetta Saragosa Julie Sartori Alexa Sasson Anat Sasson Gina Scarcella Katia Sebastiano Rocco Sebastiano `81 Luca Seca Marilyn Seca Rossana Seca Maria Sgro Kevin Sheedy Maureen Sheedy Laura Sheridan Terence Sheridan `89 Teresa Shortill John Simonetti Giancarla Sistilli Maria Soscia Maria Spacca Mary Sprigings Lui Squazzin Monica Stanway Susy Stasiki Connie Stephen Jeff Stephen Susan Sterbinsky Timothy Storus `73 Judy Sweeney Linda Syron Antonietta Tersigni Gabriella Tesolin Vivian Theodore Amanda Thomson Kelly Tobiason Treatments Inc. Window Elizabeth Tsihlias Angela Turner Bruce Turner Elio Valente Elsa Valente Julie Valle

Antonietta Varanese Josie Varone Risa Veffer Crista Vinelli Josie Vinelli Elenn Vojmina Dianna Vona Maria Voudouris Stephanie Voudouris Paul Wales Dorina Weigand Louise White Rosanne Wilson Jennifer Wolfs Irene Wollf Janette Wong Lesley Wylie Rita Yeuchuck Melissa Zamparo Barb Zelenczuk Elisa Zuliani

TURKEY ROLL & REUNION - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2010 On the last Friday of every November, alumni gather in the school’s gymnasium for an evening that includes reconnecting with former classmates and teachers, as well as to play various charity casino games including the famous “turkey spin”. The evening begins with mass held in the Chapel and it is asked that attendees bring a nonperishable food item to help support the Student Government’s Christmas Food Drive. There is lots of great food throughout the night and St. Michael’s College School encourages alumni of all ages to come back! Committee Kimberley Bailey Chris Bingham '80 Josh Colle '92 Larry Colle '69 Gina Cramarossa Domenic De Luca '76 Michael De Pellegrin '94 Andrew Gidaro '02 Pat Flynn '77 Brendan Kielty '82 Bert Lobo '70 James McDonough '77 Romeo Milano '80 Marc Montemurro '94 Rocco Piccininno ‘94 Dan Prendergast Gino Saccone '80 Anthony Scilipoti '90 Bill Smith Paul Thompson '64 Peter Thurton '81

Lettieri Espresso Bar and Cafe Mike McCarron '79 MSM Transportation P&H Foods Pal Di Iulio '69 Rick Naranowicz '73 Rocco Piccininno '94 Siena Foods Spinmaster Steamwhistle Systems Group Veritas investment Research

Volunteers Alain Arseneau Kimberley Bailey Stephen Bailey Francesco Bazzocchi ‘83 Chris Bingham ‘83 Jim Byrne Mario Chiarelli ‘80 Ron Clarkin ‘75 Jim Coghlan Donors Josh Colle ‘92 A to Z Fun Rentals/The Gidaro Family Gina Cramarossa Alarm Force Dom De Luca ‘76 Alex De Luca '97 Michael De Pellegrin ‘94 Anthony Scilipoti '90 Rui De Sousa ‘88 Chris Bingham '83 Dave Dean ‘60 Colio Wine Gennaro Di Leo Crosstown Car Wash Peter Donatelli ‘87 Giancarlo Marrone Paul Dunn ‘68 Italian Home Bakery Pat Flynn ‘77 J.K. Overweel Ltd. Paul Forbes Jeff Carefoote Alex Frescura ‘92 James McDonough '77 Marilyn Furgiuele John Lettieri Andrew Gidaro ‘02 John Rosetti Grant Gonzales ‘07 Larry Pelliccione '62 Paul Grossi ‘69 The Leader in Catholic Boys’ Education

Brendan Kielty ‘82 Erin Klassen Dianne Levine Michael Levine ‘03 Aldo Lista Bert Lobo ‘70 Fr. John Malo, C.S.B. ‘66 Muki Mandic David Mauti ‘11 Fr. May Pete McCann ‘72 James McDonough ‘77 Romeo Milano ‘80 P.J. Miller Dominic Montemurro ‘78 Marc Montemurro ‘94 Rick Naranowicz ‘73 J.P. O’Neill ‘86 Jamie Oatt Matt Pagano ‘92 Greg Paolini Rocco Piccininno ‘94 Mike Plonka ‘98 Dan Prendergast Philip Protomanni ‘11 Fr. Redican Joe Rendaci Don Reynolds ‘93 Simon Rollason Gino Saccone ‘80 Anthony Scilipoti ‘90 Steven Sedran ‘98 Bill Smith Ian Smith Sal Tassone ‘83 Paul Thomson ‘64 Peter Thurton ‘81 Frank Trentadue ‘84 Rob Tunney ‘81

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Brendan Kielty ‘82 Erin Klassen Dianne Levine Michael Levine ‘03 Aldo Lista Bert Lobo ‘70 Fr. John Malo, C.S.B. ‘66 Muki Mandic David Mauti ‘11 Fr. Bill May, C.S.B. Pete McCann ‘72 James McDonough ‘77 Romeo Milano ‘80 P.J. Miller Dominic Montemurro ‘78

Marc Montemurro ‘94 Rick Naranowicz ‘73 J.P. O’Neill ‘86 Jamie Oatt Matt Pagano ‘92 Greg Paolini Rocco Piccininno ‘94 Mike Plonka ‘98 Dan Prendergast Philip Protomanni ‘11 Fr. Joe Redican, C.S.B. Joe Rendaci Don Reynolds ‘93 Simon Rollason Gino Saccone ‘80

Anthony Scilipoti ‘90 Steven Sedran ‘98 Bill Smith Ian Smith Sal Tassone ‘83 Paul Thomson ‘64 Peter Thurton ‘81 Frank Trentadue ‘84 Rob Tunney ‘81 Mark Viola ‘97 John Walsh ‘73 Ivan Wismayer ‘70 Joe Younder ‘56 Anthony Zanardo Fr. Cecil Zinger, C.S.B.

ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE SCHOOL ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT Pal Benefits and Medavie Blue Cross presented the St. Michael’s College School Annual Golf Tournament on Monday, June 13th, 2011 at Eagles Nest Golf Club. We would like to thank our sponsors, donors, participants, committee members and of course the volunteers for helping make this event a great success and assisting in raising money for the St. Michael’s College School Bursary Fund. Committee Chair - Don Bannan ‘66 Gus Amodeo ‘70 Gina Cramarossa Michael De Pellegrin ‘94 Jillian Kaster Stephanie Nicholls Dan Prendergast Ed Santi Paul Thomson ‘65 Sponsors Co – Title – Medavie Blue Cross Co – Title – Pal Benefits Lunch - Ricoh Canada Co –Dinner - Adelt Co – Dinner – Carters Professional Corp. Basilian Fathers – FundingMatters Inc. Car Sponsors Willowdale Infiniti Oak-land Ford Lincoln

CLASS CHRISTMAS DINNER On Thursday, December 16th, 2010, the Class of 2010 was invited back to St. Michael’s College School for their first official alumni event. The Class gathered in the cafeteria for dinner and a chance to reconnect with their fellow classmates, former teachers and to be welcomed in to the Alumni Association by some of the Alumni Executives.

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Hole Sponsors National Bank Finacial Olar Limited D.F. Caponi Ins. Agency Ltd. Hurley Corp. Manulife Financial Post-tramatic Rehab Services Reilly Security Ridley Windows and Doors Weston Produce Donor Alarm Force Boom Marketing Canada Living Canoe Crosstown DanCap Eagles Nest Expedia The Leader in Catholic Boys’ Education

Hales Golf Holcim Canada Inc. Honda Loblaws Manulife Ontario Place Reilly Security Rogers Sportsnet St. Michael's College School St. Michael's College School Arena St. Lewis Grill Teva Canada Victoria Fine Jewellers Waterloo Insurance Westjet Wyeth Advertisers Reilly Security Sutton Real Estate / Rocco Piccininno ’94 Volunteers Kimberley Bailey Donna Paris Tanja Platt Ioana Vasile Barb Zelenczuk Golfers (in order of foursomes) Rick Mio ‘83 Jamie Purvis ‘83 Hans Teschl ‘83 David Poldrugovac ‘83 John Poldrugovac ‘91 David Chiarot ‘91 Ken Layton John Layton Jeff Benedict Nick Dinardo Eddy Marin Mike Cristinziano ‘89

Mike Hren ‘71 Stephen Pozgaj ‘71 Ivan Pozgaj ‘97 Gunther Schumacher ‘71 Ryan Prendergast ‘03 Dan Predergast Kevin Burkett ‘62 Pat Flynn ‘77 Bob Burton Mike Tough Ian Smith Ralph Apreda Naz Cellucci Lucanio Cugini John Bowen Hurley Guest Richard Schler Bill Steadman Matt Schler ‘07 Peter Liabotis Brian Bannan ‘96 Matt Bannan ‘00 Doug Bannan ‘66 Michael Sullivan Don Bannan ‘66 Ray Murakami Steve Eisner Dave Carins Rick Brunton Steve Eskind Dom Macera Scott Harper Shane Scott John Cooke Sean Nicholls ‘03 Nick Cholodny ‘03 David Lee ‘94 Fr. Tim Scott, C.S.B. Jim Byrne Matt Pagano ‘92 Tony Fuda Anthony Vinelli ‘03

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DECEASED ALUMNI AND BASILIANS The following alumni and Basilians passed away between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Please keep their families in your prayers. D'Arcy Atkins '56 Edward Averst '40 Bob Bertoia '53 Peter Boulton '52 Julian Cengarle '59 Bill Colvin '54 Mike Cook '75 William Cranstoun '62 Raymond Cullen '37 Fr. Ronald Cullen, C.S.B. '32 Fr. Hugh Curran, C.S.B. '43 Rob Saverino ‘02 Angelo Ciano Carlo De Pellegrin ‘66 Fr. Neil Hibberd, C.S.B. ‘58 Dave Cutler Paul Velakis Guy D'Andrea Marc D'Andrea ‘09 Lawrence D'Andrea ‘04 Nick Knezic Boris Muchalov ‘89 Peter Shin ‘89 Paolo DeRosa ‘89 Vito Sorrento ‘89 Al Brandstatter ‘79 Cliff Rivers Alex Rivers Dave Graff Rocco Piccininno ‘94 Vito Tomasicchio ‘94 Phil Gerretsen ‘94 Stephan Panarano Dennis Caponi, Jr. ‘86 Danny Feracuti Mark Glionna ‘86 David Glionna ‘83 Eugene Francavilla ‘85 George Miniaci ‘85 Steve Lovisotto ‘85 Giancarlo Morrone ‘85 50 /

Brian Bellmore ‘60 Kevin Burkett ‘62 Peter Speyer ‘61 George Olah ‘60 Joseph Cramarossa ‘10 Anthony Rizzo ‘10 Kyle Baun ‘10 Matthew Zanardo ‘10 Nick Migliore ‘87 Chris Fernandes ‘06 Chris Jordon Phil Spring Len Sanci ‘56 Dick Duff ‘55 Mike Killeavy ‘55 Peter Grossi ‘54 Dave Gardner ‘71 Red Kelly ‘46 Paddy Graham ‘79 Terry Clancy ‘61 Shannah Foster Hutchinson Alaina MacKenzie Vito Martino ‘75 Ian Neita Bruce Weaver Paul Thomson ‘64 Tom Strezos Syd Bojarski Tom Micallef ‘58 Mike Studer

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Sam Di Pas Bob McKnight ‘56 Bill Alexander Bill Solomon Mike Smith Bert Coates Tom James Joseph Doria Casey Urbenas Alan Kennedy Gino Saccone ‘80 Michael DePellegrin ‘94 Wayne Whyte Andrew Kowalsky ‘76 Marshall Platt Mark Drury Nick Zelenczuk Don Wilkinson Gus Amodeo ‘70 Oscar Chiarotto Gus Calderone Joe Amodeo ‘77 Jim Schmidt Perry Edwards Scott Harris Gary Greg (Peter Fletcher) Claudio Totino ‘74 Piero Suppa ‘74 Sam D'Uva ‘74 Rick Mazzto

Alberto De Novellis '80 Robert Dowie '52 Fr. James Enright, C.S.B. Donald Flynn, Sr. '52 W.J. (Bill) Grod '74 James Hogan '53 Kevin Kelly '54 Jack Kentish '55 Neil Longlade '53 Randy Ludlow '75 Paul Poloni ‘03

Gary Schreider '53 Kerry Soden '62 Algirdas Stankus-Saulailis `67 Greg Storus '80 Alex Tessolin '85 David Trace, Sr. '55 Angelo Vella '26 Mario Vendramini '62 Patrick Walker '65 Fr. Albert Williams, C.S.B.

IN HONOUR AND IN MEMORY Honour or remember someone special through our In Honour and In Memory card programme. St. Michael’s College School’s In Memory programme offers a classic option to pay tribute to the life of someone who passed. Did you know there is also a card to bring light to someone celebrating a birthday, anniversary or other special achievement? You can make a donation of any size to benefit St. Michael’s College School. There is always the option to designate your gift to a specific programme. In return, we will send a card to the person on your mind. Only you will ever know the amount of the gift but your sentiment will resound. In Honour and In Memory cards can be found in the Office of Advancement. You can also make an online In Memoriam gift through the “Support Us” section at www.stmichaelscollegeschool.com or call 416-653-4483.

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