The Archmerean - Fall 2011

The Archmerean Celebrating 35 Years of Co-education 35 Years

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The Archmerean

Features

Celebrating 35 years of Co-education As we celebrate the 35th anniversary of co-education at Archmere, we acknowledge all of the ways in which women have had an impact on the academy – as students, athletes and artists; as teachers, trustees and staff members; as parents, participants in the Mothers’ Guild, and as supporters of the school. Female students and

Defining Archmere – Michael A. Marinelli ’76, Ed.D., Headmaster ............................................................. 4

Archmere community members continually contribute to Archmere Academy’s tradition of academic excellence,

Women at Archmere: Celebrating 35 Years of Co-education ...................................................................... 6 Looking Forward to Laptops ..................................................................................................................... 10

and live out the mission “pietate et scientia.”

Archmere Book Club .................................................................................................................................. 12 Outstanding Seniors ................................................................................................................................... 14

Board of Trustees

Board of Trustees

Managing Editor

Board Members

Board Members

Carmen M. Franceschino ‘72

Barbra Frank Andrisani, Chair, Academic Affairs Committee

Genevieve Burke Marino ’83

Fr. Theodore Antry, O.Praem

Debra Whitby-Norman

Matthew J, Bastian ’83 Richard M. Beck ’82 James F. Bonner, M.D. Linda M. Branco John A .“Pete” Clark , III, Esq. ’64 John V. Flynn, Jr. Ph.D. ’60, Chair, Strategic Planning Committee John Gerard William F, Githens ’64, Chair, Mission & Heritage Michael J. Hare ’79, Chair, Advancement Committee John E. Healy, III Carl E. Hertrich, Chair, Finance & Facilities

Francis J. McKee ’68

Alumni and Community Relations Manager

Reflections of Father Bozelli ...................................................................................................................... 21 Friends of The Patio Concert Series ........................................................................................................... 22

Douglas R. Quaintance

Editor

Alumni Profile - Dan Madinabeitia ‘88 ...................................................................................................... 24

Fr. Joseph Serano, O.Praem.

Colleen DeFruscio

Letter from the President of the Alumni Association ................................................................................ 26

Robert E. Shields ’60, Board Chair

Communications Manager

Kathleen E, Wunner, Ph.D. Legal Counsel

News And Notes ......................................................................................................................................... 27 2010-11 Honor Roll of Donors ................................................................................................................... 32

Mary Ann Slowik ’79

Design and Layout

Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees ................................................................................ 33

Yellow Sky Consulting

A Special Thank You .............................................................................................................................. 34 Gifts to Archmere Academy ................................................................................................................... 35

Anthony G. Flynn ’69, Esq.

Contributors:

Executive Officer

Michael Marinelli, Ed.D. ‘76

Michael Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76, Headmaster

Robert E. Shields ‘60

In Memoriam ............................................................................................................................................. 54

David Berger

Auk Snapshots ............................................................................................................................................ 58

Allison McCord

Archmere Academy Prayer......................................................................................................................... 59

Donors for the 2010-2011 Fiscal Year ................................................................................................... 36 Ways To Invest In Archmere Academy .................................................................................................. 52

Carl Campion ‘76 Robert Depew Rebecca Baeurle

If you are interested in submitting an alumni note, or would like to add your e-mail to our database, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement at: 3600 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont, De. 19078; by phone: 302-798-6632; or by e-mail: amccord@archmereacademy.com

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Welcome New Archmere Board Members ................................................................................................. 20

Alumna of the Year: Kathryn (Cunningham) Hall ‘04 ................................................................................ 23

Marc Albero ‘91

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Mission Statement Archmere Academy is a Roman Catholic, independent, college preparatory school inspired by the Norbertine tradition and a heritage of committed faculty, alumni, families, and friends. Archmere welcomes faculty and students of diverse religious and cultural backgrounds. Through dedication to academic excellence, social development, community service, and faith reflection, Archmere focuses on the education of the whole student. This philosophy encourages and supports the unique qualities and differences of students in achieving the maximum level of their abilities. Understanding their moral obligation to the global community, young men and women graduate from Archmere prepared for college, career and vocation in life.

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A Message From the Headmaster Defining Archmere Dear Friends: As I begin my second year as Headmaster, I am particularly grateful to all of you for creating and sustaining such a wonderful place – more than a superb academic institution, more than a beautifully historic and artistic oasis, more than a place that expands students’ interests, abilities, and skills, and more than a faith community embracing spirituality. Taking each of these experiences together, we begin to define “Archmere.”

This issue of The Archmerean captures some of the activity that has taken place over the last several months. I hope that you take the time to read through the issue, and continue to “stay tuned in” with all of the action by visiting our Web site often at www.archmereacademy.com. Our exciting new Web site continues to be enhanced, and plans are in place to expand its interactivity with all members of the Archmere community. In conversation with students, parents, alumni, faculty, staff, and board members, I note a shared sense about the special feeling of “being on campus.” Since all of us cannot be on campus every day, we hope that the “virtual campus” we are building will become like the Great Room, den or kitchen in our home – where family gathers to share stories, celebrate accomplishments, mourn losses, and support one another through our life experiences.

As we begin the 2011-12 school year – Archmere’s 80th Anniversary – each student and teacher has been issued a MacBook Pro laptop computer. This new teaching and communications tool, to be used effectively and efficiently by teachers and students, maintains Archmere’s cutting-edge programs. While issues of inappropriate use of technology, internet safety, and cyber-bullying are in the news, we believe that it is important for Archmere students to learn appropriate uses and protocols while in high school with parent and teacher oversight, so that they will be prepared to handle the freedom of the college environment. This philosophy of rigorous preparation for college has been a hallmark of an Archmere education.

“This philosophy of rigorous preparation for college has been a hallmark of an Archmere education.”

After 80 years, Archmere continues to be a top-notch, relevant, and competitive academic institution, enriched by the history of the Archmere estate and the charism of our Catholic, Norbertine heritage. To capture these elements, along with the “feeling” of being on campus, we have developed the following core values from our understanding of our traditions, and have crafted them in a statement that we believe begins to describe “Archmere” – A Catholic, Norbertine COMMUNITY valuing RESPECT for one another and filled with ZEAL to grow in REVERENCE (pietate) and WISDOM (scientia).

For 35 of the 80 years we celebrate, girls have been an important part of Archmere. Our cover celebrates the wonderful history of women at Archmere – students and alumnae who began making their mark in the fall of 1975 – my senior year at Archmere. We want to make a special effort to reach out to our alumnae this anniversary year. Stay tuned for announcements and news about opportunities to get together as women of Archmere.

Included in this issue is our Honor Roll of Donors – so many people who believe in Archmere’s vision and who have partnered in our work with their philanthropy. In these challenging economic times, we are especially grateful for such generosity. We thank everyone who contributed “time, talent, and treasure” this past fiscal year, ending June 30, 2011, by assuring everyone that the contributions received enhanced the daily experiences of our students and staff. Growing our number and amount of gifts also insures our financial stability for future Archmere students.

Please stay in touch through our Web site, as well as through “old fashioned” communications, too – phone, letter, and personal visit! I hope to see many of you throughout the coming year at the many activities and events that are planned nearly every day. Until then, may God bless you, your families and friends.

Sincerely,

The new Technology Center at the entrance to Saint Norbert Hall, complete with a workroom, video studio, and student lounges, is a visual sign of the extensive changes that are taking place in education. Students have access to vast amounts of information well-beyond textbooks, and our teachers are supporting students’ exploration, skill development, and learning.

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Women at Archmere

Celebrating 35 Years of Co-education

Mother-Daughter Auks: Archmere Legacy in the Female Line Ten years ago, in celebration of the 25th anniversary of co-education at Archmere, Mary Ann Slowik ’79 and her daughter Courtney ’04 were featured in the 2001 Winter Archmerean as a rare pair – mother and daughter Auks. Mary Ann, a graduate from the first four-year class of women, was the first Archmere alumna to send her daughter to the academy.

“I always wanted her to come here,” says Jill (Nolan) Collins ’85 of her daughter, Ashley ’13.

“I was so prepared for college – more than anyone around me – and I wanted to her have the same level of preparation.” Jill Collins’ father and Ashely’s grandfather, John Nolan, also graduated from Archmere in 1953.

Of the female students whose mothers attended Archmere, several have legacies that stretch across multiple generations like the Collins family.

“Archmere educates more than just the mind – it’s a tradition and an experience, a lifelong thing that you carry with you – it becomes part of who you are.”

Both of Abby Filliben’s ’13 parents Sean ’85 and Danielle ’86 (Zakielarz), as well as her aunt, her three uncles, and her grandfather Vincent Filliben ’47 attended Archmere.

“There’s such a family connection for us here,” says Danielle. “Archmere educates more than just the mind – it’s a tradition and an experience, a lifelong thing that you carry with you – it becomes part of who you are.”

Abby, who is now a junior, regularly wears her mom’s class ring.

This past year, as we prepared to celebrate the 35th anniversary of this milestone in Archmere’s history, the count was up to over ten female students from the classes of 2011-2014 with “mother Auks.”

1932 The first Mothers’ Guild was founded. The Mothers’ Guild was the first fundraising group for the school. The first Mothers’ Guild president was Mrs. Frank Garey.

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Looking back at her experiences at Archmere with her daughters Hayley ’11 and Cara ’14, Coleen Nedbalski ’83 says “For myself, Archmere was a stepping stone,

Miss Catherine Pie joined the Archmere staff as the first librarian and first female employee.

1935

1966 Mrs. Germaine Chagnon joined the language department, serving as the first female teaching faculty member. She taught French.

Several Archmere alumnae and their daughters who were current students at Archmere during the 2010-2011 academic year gathered at the back of the Patio for a group picture. Left to Right (Top): Christina (Small) Nielsen ’86, Coleen (McGonigle) Nedbalski ’83, Jennifer (Reardon) Sullivan ’83, Jill (Nolan) Collins ’85, Donna Hiddemen ’79, Megan (Hazzard) Boswick ’88, Virginia (Shields) Slattery ’86. Left to Right (Bottom): Alexandra Nielson ’14, Hayley Nedbalski ’11, Cara Nedbalski, ’14 Corinne Sullivan ’13, Ashley Collins ’13, Olivia Hiddeman ’14, Shannon Boswick ’13, Caroline “Cricket” Slattery ’12, Heather Slattery ’13.

and not only academically. It taught me responsibility, accountability, and the importance of respect. I feel I would not have had the same opportunities had I gone to another high school.”

She shares that her experience and those of her daughters has been similar in some ways – having had the same teachers, classes, and some of the same interests like theatre – but that their individual personalities have made each of their experiences at the academy unique.

On September 4, 1975, Archmere became a co-educational academy when 50 female students – 30 freshmen, 15 sophomores, 4 juniors and one senior – joined the 321 boys.

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Gathering together in The Patio Library for dinner, many of the mother-daughter pairs shared that same sentiment.

They talked about the things that have changed – the expanded girls’ athletics program, popular styles and the uniforms, the new classes and the ever-increasing opportunities… And they talked about the things that have remained steadfast – a few favorite faculty members, some classic summer reading selections, the sense of a community on campus, and an education that prepares young women (and men) for excellence in their collegiate careers and beyond.

1975 The first women’s sports were introduced at Archmere – cheerleading, basketball and softball.

All three were coached by Mrs. Marcy Aitken.

Geralyn S. Williams became the first alumna of Archmere Academy when she graduated in 1976.

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Women at Archmere

Celebrating 35 Years of Co-education

Teaching the Girls Co-ed Legacies – Glancing at the Numbers We call a student or a graduate a “legacy” when one or both of his or her parents attended Archmere.

This is a special group of individuals, to which more and more females are becoming a part.

Marcy Aitken

Lou D’Angelo ’64

Marcy Aitken was asked to join the Archmere faculty in 1975, in preparation for the first co-ed classes. At the time, she was 42 years old and the mother of eight children.

Before returning to Archmere, Lou D’Angelo ’64 was a graduate student, working on his Master’s at Boston College’s Math Institute and teaching as an adjunct at Regis College, an all-female institution. So when he came to Archmere in 1975, teaching female students required no adjustment for him – but things were different from the way they were eleven years prior, when he was a Auk himself.

“I felt like I was too old for the job; that what they needed was a young energetic girl out of college to kick-start the programs for girls. Plus, my youngest child was in pre-school and I thought, I can’t do this,” says Marcy. “So I said, I will give them three years. I will help them get started and then I’ll leave…that was almost 36 years ago.”

t Archmere has over 6,000 graduates

That first year, 1975-76, Marcy taught physical education and coached all of the girls’ teams, which consisted at the time of cheerleading, basketball, and softball.

t 29% of Archmere graduates are female

“We were accepted in such a respectful manner – the girls and I,” says Marcy, “it was really a wonderful transition.”

t Over 275 male alumni and current students are legacies

Marcy taught physical education and ran the girls’ athletic programs for six years before expanding the health curriculum and introducing the drug and alcohol counseling program in 1981.

t Over 180 female alumnae and current students are legacies t The Incoming Class of 2015 includes 26 legacy students, male and female

1982

Elaine Fry ’83 was the first female Salutatorian.

Irene Sutcha ’82 was the first female Valedictorian and the first female student to be awarded the Archmere medal.

1983

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Current Archmere Faculty and Staff Members Reflect on that First Year

“The environment of the school changed a bit – I think the girls had a civilizing influence on the guys,” says D’Angelo. He comments that while some things changed, the students transitioned well into an environment of coeducation.

“People in favor of single sex education at the time might have argued that perhaps the girls would be scared off or feel it was a social taboo to excel in the classroom, but that was never in the culture of this school,” he says.

“In fact, from day one Archmere was a good atmosphere where both girls and guys could thrive, and the social aspect did not interfere with the academics.”

So much so that D’Angelo sent his own daughter, Michele to Archmere. She graduated in 1995.

From the Archmere Alumni Newsletter in October 1975…

1985 51% of the graduating class of 117 students were female. Prior to this class, the closest the school had gotten to an even gender split was the year before, in 1984, when 44% of the class was female.

“With the opening of school on September 4, 1975, 50 girls joined 321 boys to make Archmere a co-educational institution: 30 freshmen girls, 15 sophmores, 4 juniors, and one senior. Needless to say, on rostering day, there may have been some misgivings on the part of some of the boys; however, adjustments were soon made as ties got a little straighter and hair a little better groomed!

We look forward to this change making for an even better Archmere.”

The class with the largest female representation (57%) in Archmere history graduated.

2001

Archmere recognized Kathryn (Cunningham) Hall ’04 at the first female to receive the alumnus/alumna of the year award.

1994

Dr. Rosalie Mirenda was named the first female chair of the board of trustees.

She served in this role until 2007.

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Looking Forward to Laptops

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Archmere Academy launched a one-to-one laptop initiative this fall 20th century educational reformer John Dewey once said, “If we teach today as we taught yesterday, we rob our children of tomorrow.”

The faculty at Archmere Academy is constantly modifying their curricula and teaching strategies to reflect the latest, best practices in education, to incorporate cutting edge technologies, and to prepare Archmere students for a bright tomorrow.

During an in-service day in January, every Archmere faculty member received a MacBook Pro laptop and was trained according to their level of expertise by Apple professionals and members of the academy’s technology department. The training, along with several other meetings, in-service days and training sessions, were held in anticipation of the launch of the one-to-one student laptop initiative, which began this Fall.

The one-to-one program provides each Archmere student with a Mac Book Pro laptop and accompanying software that can be transported back and forth from home and school, and will be an essential, daily resource in the classroom.

All last year, each academic department researched e-books, software programs and online tools to enhance their curricula with the dawn of this technology initiative, and the faculty has collectively contributed to an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) to insure student safety and adherence to the Archmere School Code.

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Additionally, Archmere has prepared for this change with the creation of the Technology Center and Audiovisual Studio in Saint Norbert Hall. Established in part by the Class of 2011, who made the first Senior Class Gift in recent Archmere history toward the project, the center provides a place for docking stations, as well as high-tech troubleshooting and collaboration.

While it’s an adjustment for sure, the Archmere community is used to using technology on a daily basis as part of the learning experience. Archmere faculty members have been regularly incorporating technology into their curricula – from iPads in the language learning center, to digital media and design courses, to online science programs – for quite some time.

“In the science department, we already use computers very regularly for maintaining electronic notebooks, data collection through probes and interfaces, graphing and other software,” says science teacher, Glenn Hartman.

“By expanding our technical base to a one-to-one program, it will only elevate our current program.”

“One to One opens up so many possibilities that it is hard to know where to start when talking about the benefits of the program,” says faculty member Rodrigo Gutierrez. “In history, we are very excited about how one to one will help us make the move to eBooks and the advantages they provide to kids over traditional books like: note-taking, searching for specific information, copying and pasting important material, and increased accessibility.”

Added benefits of the one to one program include a projected reduction in paper waste, a lightening of students’ backpacks as books go digital, and the potential to introduce new teaching methods and educational programs into the classroom.

“We are helping to make our students more independent learners,” says Spanish teacher Therese Mehringer.

“We are giving our students the tools that will help them succeed in college.”

The students received their MacBook Pros at the laptop distribution days during orientation week in August.

The one-to-one program provides each Archmere student with a Mac Book Pro laptop...an essential, daily resource in the classroom.

Become Part of Our Online Community!

On March 1, 2011, Archmere launched its redesigned Web site at www.archmereacademy.com. The user-friendly navigation and expanded features have quickly made the site a browser ‘favorite’ in the Archmere community. Now, as we begin the 2011-12 academic year, we are ready to launch phase II of the Web site – introducing log-ins.

Logging in to the Web site will give you access to role-specific information such as directories, downloads, and invitations, allow you to instantly update your own contact information, and customize a MyArchmere Portal page to organize all of the news, events, and announcements that you want to keep track of.

A letter providing instructions for logging in and a personal, Archmere-issued user name and temporary password for each constituent recently arrived on doorsteps. If we do not have a valid e-mail address on file for you, you will need to provide one in order to obtain a user name. More information on how to start logging-in was included in the mailing.

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Archmere Book Club It’s certainly no surprise to anyone that at an institution known for academic excellence like Archmere Academy, there is a lot of reading going on. From the classics to contemporary novels, books are discussed, authorial intentions are debated, and themes and motifs are examined. But it’s not just English classes diving into literature or forming discussion groups; in fact, it’s not even just the students.

“...an opportunity to learn about one another’s culture, background and travel experiences.”

Since 2006, numerous members of the Archmere faculty and staff have been reading, discussing, debating and gathering together to examine works of literature as part of the Archmere Book Club.

Started by Mrs. Deb Oleck, Archmere’s Learning Specialist who joined the faculty in 2005, the Archmere Book Club has grown in size over the years, having as many as 15-20 people in attendance at some meetings. Each fall, Oleck and other members of the club re-invite all new

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and existing faculty and staff to join, and some former Archmere employees, who joined while on campus, still participate.

As is the protocol with most book clubs, the members suggest and vote on selections for the year and arrange to meet about once every two months. But this club is more than a group of people who read the same book – it’s become a bonding experience for its members, and a chance to expand their literary and culinary palates.

The club’s first book was The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, and the meeting was held at Oleck’s home.

Though occasionally the group meets in a restaurant or on campus, the members enjoy meeting in one another’s homes, taking turns being the host or hostess. “We really like the intimacy it adds,” says Oleck.

The first meeting started this tradition of holding the gatherings in one another’s homes – as well as the tradition of themed meals. In the spirit of the book, which takes place in Afghanistan, the club shared a Middle Eastern dinner as they discussed the text. Culturally themed, pot-luck style dinners have been “an opportunity to learn about one another’s culture, background and travel experiences,” for the group, says Oleck.

Though all of the club’s members are current or former employees of Archmere, many of them have little interaction with one another on campus. “We’re from different departments; we work in different buildings, some are staff, some are faculty…there’s little opportunity, sometimes, to get to know one another,” says Oleck.

After reading Still Summer in 2007, the group arranged a Q&A session with the author, Jacquelyn Mitchard, who spoke to them over conference call. They’ve taken field trips to hear authors speak; going to Washington College in 2008 to see Nuredden Farah, author of Knots, and to the Pearl Buck House as a follow up to reading The Good Earth.

Evidence that this book club is comprised of no ordinary readers – but of educators and life-long learners – the group frequently takes the discussion beyond the pages.

“When we read The Plain Truth by Jodi Picoult, a murder mystery, our group was split down the middle when it came to who committed the crime,” says Tara Tatasciore, registrar. “So we reached out to the author in an e-mail with our question. She responded quickly and set the record straight, much to the surprise of everyone.”

The group has also gone together to the movies to view and discuss the film versions of books they have read, like The Soloist by Steve Lopez or, most recently, Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen.

With a past reading list that contains over 30 novels and short story collections, what’s next for the Book Club?

This summer it’s The Girl Who Fell From the Sky by Heidi W. Durrow, and perhaps some multicultural cuisine.

Some of the members of the Archmere Book Club gather in Dr. Christy’s home to discuss Firefly Lane. Pictured (left to right:) Mrs. Vinita Lobo, Chair of the Mathematics Department; Mrs. Liz Lyon, College Counseling Office Assistant; Mrs. Susan Padien, Events Manager; Mrs. Tara Tatasciore, Registrar; Mrs. Marie Parks, Main Office Administrative Assistant; (above:) Mrs. Chris Goodrick, former staff member; Ms. Ally McCord, Events and Fundraising Assistant; Ann Costello, Library Assistant, Dr. Jenna Christy, Language Department, Mrs. Rita Lee, Nurse; Mrs. Deborah Oleck, Learning Specialist.

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Outstanding Seniors - Class of 2011 Valedictorian Archmere Academy’s class of 2011 was certainly a group of students ‘inspired to distinction.’ Our newest Archmere Alumni, the graduates are headed to colleges and universities this fall. Four of these outstanding graduates are highlighted with student profiles below. For the full list of graduation scholarships, medals, awards and colleges, visit www.archmereacademy.com/youngalumni

Chris McCord – Class of 2011 Valedictorian

Outstanding Senoirs - Class of 2011 Salutatorian

Class of 2011

Emily Zhang – Class of 2011 Salutatorian

On June 5, 2011, Christopher McCord ’11 took the stage in

Chris excelled academically at Archmere – as evidenced

With her eyes set on medical school and her violin nearby,

Archmere band string group, which played for numerous

the Performing Arts Theatre as the Valedictorian for the

by the four academic medals bestowed upon him at

Emily Zhang ’11, Archmere Academy’s 2011 Salutatorian,

events throughout the year on campus. Most recently, she

Class of 2011. In his speech, he reflected on how Archmere

commencement and the numerous awards he has

is looking forward to attending the University of Delaware

was a featured musician in the Inaugural event for the

has prepared his

received over the years. Chris was a high scorer in the

Honors Program in the fall.

Helena Springer Green

graduating class for the

American Mathematics Contest for juniors and seniors and

Raskob Concert Series in

qualified to take the American Invitational Mathematics

Emily will major in biochemistry and plans to apply to the

has taught each one of

Examination. He was also member of the 11 & 12th grade

Medical Scholars Program during the second semester of

us to be leaders in our

TEAMS (Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics,

her freshman year. This program, developed and sponsored

It’s safe to say that her

own ways. It has guided

and Science) team that placed second in the state, and

by the University of Delaware and the Medical College

strings will be packed

us intellectually and

participated in the Science Olympiad.

of Thomas Jefferson University, is a unique premedical/

and moved into her

future saying, “Archmere

dorm room at UD.

spiritually to become the best that we can be by embodying the values we have learned.”

The Patio.

“Playing is stress relief

“Archmere has taught each one of us to be leaders in our own ways.”

“Playing is stress relief for me.

It helps me clear my mind.”

for me. It helps me clear my mind,” she says. Not to mention her teacher, Xiang Gao, is a professor

Archmere has certainly prepared Chris for college and has

at the University of Delaware and is encouraging her to

given him the confidence to succeed. “I was able to take

audition for their orchestra.

13 AP courses and test out of or earn credits for college

Outside of the classroom, Chris was a member of the

medical eight-year academic program through which

classes,” he says. Chris is headed to Princeton University in

Archmere football team and ran indoor and outdoor track.

students receive a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies

the fall, his first choice and his mom’s alma mater, where

Active in community service, he traveled to Avery County,

degree, and as early as the end of the sophomore year,

he plans to major in Chemical Engineering. “I’m interested

North Carolina with classmates to partake in Habitat for

conditional acceptance to Jefferson Medical College.

in eventually combining engineering and business,” he

Humanity service trips during junior and senior years. At

says, mentioning that he has thought about going on to

Princeton, Chris says he hopes to play intramural sports

Throughout her high school career, Emily has been

and the 2011 Archmere Alumna of the Year. “I’d like to go

earn an MBA after college, though he has plenty of time to

and continue to be involved in service by joining an

involved in academic groups such as the Science Olympiad,

to Africa or South America and do something like Kathryn

make that decision.

organization on campus like Habitat.

Math League and TEAMS. She is also a National Honors

did. It would be amazing to do something as big as that –

Society officer and a varsity tennis player, as well as a

to make a difference like that,” says Emily.

When asked about her dreams for the future, Emily’s include traveling and making a difference through her work. She is inspired by a 2004 alumna of Archmere, Kathryn (Cunningham) Hall, founder of “Power up Gambia”

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Outstanding Senoirs - Graduated and Off Running The Archmere Academy class of 2011 was truly a class of leaders – in the classroom, in the community, and on the field.

Several of the students who graduated on June 5 will be going on to participate in athletics at the collegiate level; among them, Athletics Medal Winners Joseph Richard (JR) Creekmore Jr. and Lindsey Olivere.

JR Creekmore and Lindsey Olivere Recruited as a walk-on, JR will head to the Division I University of Tennesse in the Fall to run both cross country and track. “The team is on the rise at Tennesse,” says JR, who is excited to join the Volunteers’ family.

Earning Second Team All-State accolades in cross country and swimming as well as First Team All-State in track during his senior year, JR received recognition on All-State and All-County teams every year for four years. He was captain of the cross country, track and swim teams during senior year and was named the track team’s MVP for the 2010-2011 season.

“Archmere was a great atmosphere to thrive socially, academically and athletically for me,” he says, listing some of his greatest memories from high school as the Kairos senior retreat, participating in the service trip to Avery County, North Carolina, and winning the cross country state title with his team his freshmen and sophomore years. In addition to his friends, JR says he will miss the teachers who “care so much about the students.”

A member of the National Honor Society (NHS) and the National Science Honor Society (NSHS,) JR plans to major in engineering and feels that Archmere has helped prepare him for an easy transition. “At orientation, even other engineering students were impressed by the classes I had already taken at Archmere,” he says. “I feel I will be prepared for the workload.”

“Archmere was a great atmosphere to thrive socially, academically and athletically.”

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Like JR, Lindsey Olivere plans to major in engineering – specifically, biomedical engineering. Already accepted to Duke University’s Pratt school of engineering, Lindsey is interested in participating in the many student research opportunities that the university and its on-campus hospital have to offer. “Majoring in biomedical engineering will give me all the requirements for medical school if I choose to go there, but will also open doors for careers in engineering, pharmaceuticals and research,” she says.

The runner is particularly interested in research surrounding prosthetic limbs.

“I’ve always been really active and I’d like to help people who want to be active but aren’t able to be - to help them realize that dream,” says Lindsey.

Recruited for Duke’s Division I cross country, indoor and outdoor track teams, Lindsey was team captain and First Team All-State in all three sports and the 2010 Delaware State winner of the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award.

She qualified for the Nike National XC Championship, having placed third in the regional meet. In track, Lindsey was ranked 7th in the nation in the two-mile and earned all-state accolades each year.

In addition, Lindsey was the Class President for three consecutive years and was involved in several activities such as TEAMS, community service, the Green Arch student newspaper, the play and mock trial. She was also a member of NHS and NSHS and participated in the Science Olympiad. Lindsey was awarded the Archmere medal at graduation, the school’s highest honor, for best exemplifying the ideals and values of the academy.

“I’m going to miss the close knit community of Archmere and knowing everyone on campus,” she says. “I don’t think you realize what a nurturing environment it is here until you leave.”

2010-11 Winter and Spring Sports Review During the fall sports season, the Auks won the Diamond State Athletic Conference (D.S.A.C.) title and qualified for the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association (D.I.A.A.) state championship in every sport. Though the winter sports teams were unable to match the success of their Fall counterparts, winning seasons were upheld by the girls’ basketball team and the boys’ and girls’ swimming teams and record setting performances were set by the boys’ swimming team.

Boys’ Basketball

Ice Hockey

The boys’ basketball team posted a 7-3 conference record but struggled against their non-conference opponents and finished the regular season with an overall record of 9-11. The highlight of the season was a last-second, 41-39 win against St. Andrews. All-D.S.A.C: Mike Lyon ’11 (1st team) and Connor Gallen ’11 (honorable-mention).

Blue-Gold Senior Game: Mike Lyon ’11.

Girls’ Basketball The girls’ basketball team won the D.S.A.C. title with a 12-0 record but, similar to the boys’ team, didn’t fare well against their non-conference opponents and posted an overall record of 13-7. The Auks qualified for the D.I.A.A. state tournament but lost a hard fought game to Padua in the first round by the score of 41-38.

In addition, Steve Colella was selected as the D.S.A.C. Coach of the Year. All-D.S.A.C.: Erin Moffitt ’11 (1st team); Amanda Vaile ’12 (1st team); Michelle Zambito ’11 (2nd team); Ali Hazel ’12 (honorable mention.)

Blue-Gold Senior Game: Erin Moffitt ’11.

Wrestling Two Auks qualified for the D.I.A.A. Individual Wrestling State Championships and Sam Mester ’11 compiled a 25-12 record in the 152-pound weight class, finished fourth in the Independent Schools Qualifying Tournament, and earned a berth in the state tournament for the first time in his career. Mike McCurnin ’13 compiled a 27-10 record in the 119-pound weight class, finished second in the Independent Schools Qualifying Tournament, and earned a berth in the state tournament for the second, consecutive year.

Academic All-State: Sam Mester ’11 (2nd team); Brannock Furey ’11 (2nd team); Ethan Robinson ’12 (2nd team); Mike Ambrogi ’11 (honorable mention); Brian Gallagher ’13 (honorable mention); Nate Beatson ’14 (honorable mention.)

The ice hockey team, which competes in the Varsity B Division of the Delaware Scholastic Hockey Association, finished the regular season with a 3-12 record. Despite having only ten players on the roster, the Auks were competitive with most of the teams in their division and qualified for the DSHA playoffs. The highlight of the season was the team’s first-round playoff win against St. Elizabeth in which the Auks defeated the Vikings by the score of 4-3 in triple overtime. DSHA All-Star Game: Ray DeMarco ’11

Indoor Track Both the boys’ and girls’ indoor track teams competed in six regular season meets and the D.I.A.A. Indoor Track State Championships at the University of Delaware Field House. Due to the scarcity of in-state venues, they traveled to the 168th Street Armory in New York City, Haverford College and Glen Mills School for opportunities to compete. Although team scores were not tabulated in the regular season meets, the boys’ team finished in 9th place and the girls’ team finished in 13th place in the state meet. The Auks made an especially strong showing in the distance events in the state meet.

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2010-11 Winter and Spring Sports Review Boys’ Swimming

Girls’ Lacrosse

2010-11 Winter and Spring Sports Review Brannock Furey ’12 (2nd team); Chris Thomson ’11 (3rd team); Connor Beatson ’12 (honorable mention); Miles Bonner ’11 (honorable mention); Joe O’Connell ’11 (honorable mention); Matt McNeal ’11 (honorable mention); Davis Russell ’13 (honorable mention.)

Baseball

Girls’ Tennis The boys’ swimming team posted their fifth consecutive winning season with a very respectable 8-4 record including wins against Mt. Pleasant, Brandywine, and DMA. However, the Auks saved their best performances for the D.I.A.A. Swimming and Diving State Championships at the University of Delaware. The boys’ team placed fifth in the state meet and set new school records in four events. All-State: Ben Creekmore ’14 (1st team); J.R. Creekmore (2nd team); Drew Cox ’12 (honorable mention); Matt Hamilton ’11 (honorable mention.)

Girls’ Swimming

The girls’ swimming team also enjoyed a successful campaign finishing with a 7-5 record, recording impressive wins against Tatnall and Brandywine and posting their seventh, consecutive winning season. They placed tenth in the state meet and advanced two relay teams and two individual swimmers to the finals.

Despite the seemingly endless rain and the innumerable cancelled practices and rescheduled contests, the spring sport teams persevered and completed their schedules.

They also managed to compile an impressive list of team and individual accomplishments. The Auks captured the D.S.A.C. title in all but one of the spring sports in which a champion is declared and competed in the D.I.A.A. state tournament or meet in all ten Spring sports.

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The girls’ lacrosse team posted a gaudy 12-3 record and successfully defended their D.S.A.C. title. Highlights of the season were a 17-9 win over Ursuline and convincing wins against Tatnall, Friends, and Sanford. The Auks entered the state tournament as the #6 seed but lost to their nemesis, St. Mark’s, in the first round. First-year coach Molly Phillips was selected as the D.S.A.C. Coach of the Year. All-D.S.A.C.: Elyse Andrews ’12 (1st team); Alissa Salvitti ’13 (1st team); Tori Zugehar ’12 (1st team); Charolette Rath ’13 (1st team); Alex Beatson ’12 (1st team); Skyler Bouchard ’11 (1st team); Lucia Rizzo ’12 (1st team.); Kristen DiNardo ’11 (2nd team); Amanda Vaile ’12 (2nd team); Alexa Spence ’14 (2nd team); Amanda Olsen ’14 (2nd team.) All-State: Elyse Andrews ’12 (1st team); Alex Beatson ’12 (1st team.)

Blue-Gold Senior Game: Kristen DiNardo ’11

The girls’ tennis team posted their seventh consecutive winning season. The Auks finished the regular season with a respectable 8-6 record including wins against Tatnall, Brandywine, and Sanford. Former doubles players Katie Crifasi ’11 and Christine Clark ’11 moved up to 2nd singles and 3rd singles respectively and were the Auks’ most reliable players.

Boys’ Tennis The boys’ tennis team dropped closely contested matches to Concord, Salesianum, and Friends by identical scores of 2-3 and finished the regular season with a 6-7 record.

However, the Auks bounced back with several strong performances in the D.I.A.A. state tournament. As a result of their early-round successes, the Auks placed ninth in the D.I.A.A. state tournament.

Boys’ Lacrosse

Girls’ Soccer

Only a 9-6 loss to eventual state champion Salesianum separated the boys’ lacrosse team from a perfect record during the regular season. The Auks finished the regular season 5-0 in conference play and 14-1 overall which was the best record in school history. Seeded #2 in the D.I.A.A. state tournament, the Auks received a bye in the first round and then defeated St. Mark’s 14-3 in the quarterfinal round. However, they were denied the opportunity to play for a state championship when they were upset by Tower Hill 9-7 in the semifinal round.

Noel Breger was chosen as the D.S.A.C. Co-Coach of the Year. All-D.S.A.C.: Chris Thomson ’11 (1st team); Zach Revak ’12 (1st team); Miles Bonner ’11 (1st team); Bryan Garrahan ’12 (1st team); Chris Ambrogi ’11 (1st team); Brannock Furey ’11 (1st team); Matt McNeal ’11 (1st team); Joe O’Connell ’11 (1st team); Charlie Witsil ’12 (1st team); Davis Russell ’13 (1st team); Connor Beatson ’12 (2nd team); Brian Murphy ’12 (honorable mention); Morton Lin ’11 (honorable mention.) All-State: Zach Revak ’12 (1st team); Bryan Garrahan ’12 (1st team);

The girls’ soccer team enjoyed another successful campaign finishing the season with a 4-1 conference record and an overall record of 9-5-1. Highlights of the season were a 2-1 upset win against Charter and a 4-1 win against Ursuline on Senior Day. The Auks qualified for the D.I.A.A. state tournament as the #12 seed but were upended 4-0 by perennial power A. I. duPont in the opening round. All-D.S.A.C: Maddy Buckley ’11 (1st team); Alexa Tsaganos ’11 (1st team); Eleni Roustopoulos ’11 (1st team); Camryn Hicks ’14 (1st team); Ashley Brooks ’13 (1st team); Paige Mathis ’11 (2nd team); Ally Sullivan ’14 (2nd team) Ali Hazel ’12 (2nd team); Anna D’Erramo ’14 (2nd team); Megan Carney ’12 (honorable mention) and Caroline Rath ’14 (honorable mention.)

All-State: Maddy Buckley ’11 (1st team); Alexa Tsaganos ’11 (2nd team); Eleni Roustopoulos ’11 (honorable mention.) Blue-Gold Senior Game: Maddy Buckley ’11.

For the third, consecutive year, the baseball team posted a winning record, won or shared the D.S.A.C. title, and earned a berth in the D.I.A.A. state tournament. The Auks finished the season with a 6-2 conference record and an overall record of 11-5 including impressive wins against state tournament qualifiers St. Elizabeth and Tower Hill. Unfortunately, the #15 seeded Auks struggled defensively against Milford in the first round of the D.I.A.A. state playoffs and were eliminated by the Buccaneers 11-2. All-D.S.A.C: Jack Donnelly ’11 (1st team; Co-player of the Year); Chris Mattewson ’11 (1st team); Trevor Brown ’11 (1st team); Tim Dewey ’11 (1st team); Jessee Dewees ’12 (1st team); Tom Stasiunas ’12 (2nd team); John Owens ’13 (honorable mention); Mike Aleixo ’12 (honorable mention.) All-State: Jack Donnelly ’11 (1st team.) Blue-Gold Senior Game: Jack Donnelly ’11, Trevor Brown ’11, Tim Dewey ’11, Chris Matthewson ’11.

Golf Despite a very challenging schedule, including seven teams that qualified for the D.I.A.A. state tournament, the golf team posted an enviable 12-4 record and successfully defended their D.S.A.C. title. With a talented lineup, the Auks defeated state qualifiers Caravel, St. Mark’s, and Red Lion Christian. The Auks entered the D.I.A.A. state tournament at Cripple Creek Golf Club with hopes of bettering last year’s 6th place finish but succumbed to a very difficult layout and finished in 10th place. All D.S.A.C: Kevin Murphy ’12 (1st team); Chris Newton ’12 (1st team); Julian Dorey ’11 (1st team); and Chris Marky ’12 (1st team); Mike Cozza ’11 (2nd team); Brandan Bree ’14 (2nd team.)

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Welcome New Archmere Board Members Softball

Introducing the New Board Members

Under first-year head coach Walter Hagelstein, the softball team went undefeated during the regular season for the first time in school history. The Auks posted an 8-0 conference record and an overall record of 18-0 including impressive wins against Padua, Smyrna, and Charter. The Auks repeated as D.S.A.C. champions and entered the D.I.A.A. state tournament as the #3 seed. Unfortunately, their season came to a disappointing end when they were upset by Caesar Rodney in the opening round 2-0. Pitcher Rachel Gillen threw over 1,000 strikeouts and was named the Gatorade Player of the Year for the third consecutive year. All-D.S.A.C.: Rachel Gillen ’11 (1st team); Staci West ’11 (1st team); Casey Glatts ’12 (1st team); Nikki Russo ’14 (1st team); Maryanna Lynch ’14 (2nd team); Trish Churchill ’13 (2nd team); Jasmine Kingston ’12 (2nd team); Sam Voge ’13 (honorable mention) Laura Bohannon ’14 (honorable mention.) All-State: Rachel Gillen ’11 (1st team.) Blue-Gold Senior Game: Rachel Gillen ’11

Richard M. Beck, Esq. ‘82 A 1982 graduate of Archmere, Richard M. Beck is a partner with the firm Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg, LLP. He has been with the firm since 1990 and was named a partner in 1997. He is a member of the firm’s insolvency and litigation departments and is active in the firm’s commercial bankruptcy practice. Mr. Beck received his undergraduate degree from Boston College and attended law school at the University of Notre Dame. He earned his L.L.M. from Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, where he is now an instructor in Trial Advocacy. Mr. Beck resides in Bryn Mawr, PA his wife Elizabeth and three children.

Outdoor Track The girls’ outdoor track team posted a 3-1 record in dual-meet competition with wins against Caravel, Wilmington Christian, and Hodgson Vo-Tech and a loss to St. Mark’s. The boys’ outdoor track team did not fare as well defeating only Wilmington Christian and losing to Caravel, Hodgson Vo-Tech, and St. Mark’s. The only other meets in which team scores were tabulated were the New Castle County Championships and the D.I.A.A. State Championships.

The girls’ team tied for 13th place in the county meet and tied for 5th place in the state meet. The boys’ team finished in 12th place in the county meet and 9th place in the state meet. run. Sebastian Oja ’11 placed fifth in the 1600-meter run and the 4x800 meter relay team of John Mascioli ’13, Evan Guerin ’13, Creekmore, and Oja placed fourth. Olivere, Creekmore, and Oja ended their high school careers in the D.I.A.A. Meet of Champions with Olivere placing second in the 3200-meter run, Creekmore winning the 1600-meter run, and Oja finishing second in the 3200-meter run. In addition to her school records, Olivere recorded the third fastest time ever in Delaware in the 3200-meter run and the ninth fastest time ever in the 1600-meter run.

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John Gerard A current Archmere parent (Emily ‘13), John Gerard is an Audit partner with KPMG and Partner-in-Charge of the Pennsylvania Business Unit Audit practice. He has been with the partnership since 1995 and has been an active business leader in Pennsylvania and Delaware. Mr. Gerard graduated from Saint Joseph’s University in 1984 and is on the board of the Pennsylvania Biotech Association. He has been a member of the Finance and Facilities Committee at Archmere. He resides in Wilmington along with his wife, Neila and their two children.

James F. Bonner, M.D. A physician with Physical Therapy Physicians in Chester, PA, Dr. James Bonner is a past president of the Fathers’ Club at Archmere Academy. A graduate of Mount St. Mary’s College and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, he completed his residency at the University of Pennsylvania and has been published in periodicals such as the British Journal of Sports Medicine, and the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. His volunteer positions include serving as Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Saint Agnes Medical Center Foundation in Philadelphia, Board of Director for Philadelphia County Medical Society and as an active member of the American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagonostic Medicine. He and his wife Anne reside in Newtown Square, PA. Their children James ‘01, Ryan ‘08 and Miles ‘11 attended Archmere.

Remembering Father Bozzelli “From the time Father Bozzelli arrived on campus he worked to improve Archmere,” says Director of Technology Carl Campion ’76, who was a junior when the Philadelphia native and Saint Norbert College graduate, Reverend (Albert) Joseph Vincent Bozzelli, O.Praem. came to Archmere in 1975 as the Director of Guidance.

“We can see the results of his vision and labor in many areas: the academic program, guidance, extra curricular activities, the graduation ceremony, and the administrative structure.”

After two years as Director of Guidance, helping transform the facilities to accommodate the co-eds, Father Bozzelli was named principal in 1977; a position he held for seven years.

Under Fr. Bozzelli’s direction, the Principal’s Council proposed a new style of governance of the Academy – to be shared between three deans under the direction of a Headmaster, and a Board of Trustees. This was the official start of the Board of Trustees at Archmere, which held its first meeting on June 16, 1980.

As principal, Fr. Bozzelli also introduced major advances in the curriculum and encouraged an expansion of the school’s extracurricular activities. A great promoter of the arts at Archmere, he aided in the creation of the band and choral programs, and initiated the plans for the 750-seat Performing Arts Center, which was completed in 1983.

More than half of the student body became involved in the music and drama programs, creating a concert band and chorus, a select choral group (the Mastersingers) and a stage band.

During his tenure, the Computer Science program, the Writing Center, and a broader program in languages were also introduced, and the Board approved the conversion of several facilities in St. Norbert Hall to accommodate the changing needs of the student body.

Fr. Bozzelli’s love of the school extended to the grounds of the estate itself. Each summer he assembled a crew of faculty, recent graduates, and current students to clean, paint, wax floors, and repair furniture. Carl Campion ’76 was a part of Father’s crew. “He was tireless in his efforts but there was always time for friends and colleagues,” says Campion. “He would listen, offer advice, share a meal, provide spiritual guidance, and do whatever he could to help.”

“In the 1980 yearbook he was described as being able to maneuver faculty and staff into certain jobs,” says Rev. Sal Cuccia, OPraem., former Archmere faculty member, fondly.

“He was able to do this because he could recognize abilities and talents in other people. “ After his time at Archmere, Fr. Bozzelli served as the associate director of admissions at St. Joseph University in Philadelphia. In 1993, he was incardinated into the Wilmington Diocese and become associate pastor at Holy Cross in Dover, and in 1995 he was appointed to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton as an associate pastor. Fr. Bozzelli also served as an associate pastor at St. Joseph in Middletown, and at St. Christopher in Chester, MD. Father Bozzelli passed away on June 1, 2011 at the age of 70. A Mass of Christian Burial was held June 7, 2011, at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church. He is buried at All Saints Cemetery, Wilmington, DE.

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Friends of the Patio Concert Series The Green Concert Series Presented by The Friends of The Patio The 2010-2011 academic year brought a new sense of liveliness back to The Patio. Administrators and staff members began to work in the refurbished spaces, an alumni office was created on the second floor, and meetings, socials and events brought people into the the Music Room and the Library.

And on May 22, 2011, music filled the courtyard as Archmere Academy and The Friends of The Patio presented the inaugural event in a new program titled “The Green Concert 2011-2012 Concert Series: Series” named in honor of Helena Springer Sunday October 23, 2011 Green Raskob who, with Sunday, December 18, 2011 husband John, built The Patio.

Sunday, March 8, 2012

The concert, held in The Patio courtyard, featured eleven award-winning Archmere Academy singers and instrumentalists and was attended by an audience of over 75 individuals.

Sunday, May 20, 2012

“Many of the attendees were in The Patio for the first time,” says Joe Melloy ’52, chair of The Friends of The Patio, a volunteer group interested in the preservation and restoration of the estate. “Through enjoyment of events and sharing the story of this place, our goal is to widen the community interest to include those outside

Alumna of the Year: Kathryn (Cunningham) Hall ‘04 Kathryn Cunningham Hall – Class of 2004

of the Archmere family.” Additionally, in working with Archmere the group hopes to educate those who have been affiliated with the Academy for decades but may not know the history of The Patio’s architectural intricacies or the family that once lived there.

This year, Archmere presented the 2011 Alumus/Alumna of

and founded “Power Up Gambia,” a nonprofit dedicated

the Year award to a female graduate for the very first time.

to providing reliable electricity and water to healthcare

Kathryn (Cunninham) Hall ’04, also an Archmere medal

facilities in The Gambia through solar energy. Since its

winner, was recognized at commencement for her service

inception, “Power Up Gambia” has been featured in a

The concert’s theme “Inspirations of Europe” was indicative of both the architecture of The Patio and the selections of the musicians. The audience was entertained by a clever combination of history and music as Dr. Marinelli and Mary Ellen Shauber provided introductions to each piece that included educational information about The Patio or the Raskob family.

A High Tea reception, catered and sponsored in part by Janssen’s Market, followed the concert. The reception reflected the style and manner in which Mrs. Raskob entertained guests in The Patio, and is reminiscent of the first Archmere Academy Mothers’ Guild fundraising concerts during the early years of the school.

Proceeds from the event benefitted the Friends of The Patio restoration fund, a new entity established by the group to raise money for necessary repairs and upkeep of the building.

For more information on The Friends of The Patio or the Green Concert Series, visit www.archmereacademy.com/FriendsofThePatio

to the human spirit

number of notable publications such as the Philadelphia

and to the Archmere

Inquirer and the Penn Medicine Magazine.

community.

For establishing the organization, and for all of her efforts While at Archmere,

to provide international assistance and relief, Kathryn has

Kathryn served on

been recognized with a number of awards. These awards

student government

include the 2008 Youth Philanthropy Award presented

as class president

by the Association of Professional Fundraisers, the 2009

for three years and

People to People International Community Award, and

was a member

the 2010 Best of Philadelphia – Philadelphia Do Gooder

of the National

Award. She was also recognized as one of the “Ten

Honor Society. She

Outstanding Young Americans” by United States Jaycees in

participated in the Kairos retreat, which she identifies as a

2009.

rewarding experience that opened her eyes and made her realize that service to others would be an important part

In the summer of 2008, after from graduating college

of her life going forward.

and before beginning medical school at the University of Pennsylvania, she married her high school sweetheart,

Kathryn then went on to receive her undergraduate

Michael Hall ’04.

degree in Biology, with minors in nutrition and chemistry,

The two were

graduating Magna Cum Laude from the University of

married by Father

Pennsylvania in 2008.

McLaughlin and are currently

After her sophomore year of college, she spent a summer

both fourth-year

in Gambia, volunteering at Sulayman Junkung General

medical students.

Hospital. There, she discovered the devastating effects

They welcomed

of power shortages on the hospital’s ability to deliver

their first child,

adequate health care. The hospital’s CEO, Kebba Badgie,

Logan Joseph, on

asked her to help raise $300,000 for solar panels to solve

May 25, 2011.

the hospital’s energy needs.

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Alumni Profile

Dan Madinabeitia ‘88

Artist, Athlete, Activist: Dan Madinabeitia ’88 To many leading the movement to end violence against women in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Dan Madinabeitia ’88 – art director, husband, and father of three from New Jersey – is known as “sister Dan.” In 2010, Dan ran 50 miles around Lake Canandaigua in a New York ultra-marathon, raising awareness and funds for the women of Congo – and he has been involved with the cause since then.

Dan ran his first marathon in Philadelphia in 2006, followed by the New Jersey marathon in 2009. Shortly after getting into the sport, he began reading books on running, marathons, and ultra-marathons. Running an ultra-marathon became a dream for Dan; “a monumental goal that seemed unattainable” he says. “I always wanted to do something that seemed impossible or super-human; to prove to myself that I could do it.”

But the goal of running 50 miles non-stop strictly to prove something to himself struck Dan as a little too self-involved. With all of the training that lay ahead and all of the energy needed to focus on this goal, he wanted to offer his efforts up to a cause greater than himself.

After conversing with a colleague from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), formally Zaire, and reading reports in the news, Dan had some idea of the violent conflicts taking place in the African country. He asked his colleague about relief or service organizations dedicated to the cause and she directed him to Lisa Shannon’s Web site.

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Lisa Shannon was the first national grassroots activist in the United States working to raise awareness for the crises in the DRC. She ran 30 miles in 2005 for the cause after watching an episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show that featured Women for Women International founder and CEO Zaninab Salbi. Salbi spoke about the crises facing women in the DRC and was joined by several survivors of the violent conflicts.

Since that first run, Shannon’s organization, “Run for Congo Women,” has grown by the thousands and has sponsored over 1400 war-affected Congolese women through Women for Women International. Oprah Winfrey included Lisa in her list of the “20 Most Powerful Women of 2010” in the July issue of “O Magazine,” placing Lisa with the likes of Julia Roberts and Diane Sawyer.

“I always wanted to do something that seemed impossible or super-human; to prove to myself that I could do it.”

Through Shannon, Dan became better acquainted with the strife of women in the DRC. “In this area of the world, rape is used as a war tactic and innocent women and children are used as pawns in the conflicts over raw materials,” he says. To date, an estimated 5.5 million people have died as a result of the conflict in Congo, which has been going on without substantial relief for over 12 years.

The conflicts are centered around the valuable natural resources found in the DRC – diamonds, gold, copper, coblat, zinc and coltan, which are used in the manufacturing of mobile phones and other electronic devices such as laptops, televisions and video gaming

systems. Time and time again, villages are ravaged by warlords, rebel groups, government troops and rivaling ethnic groups looking to cash-in with major corporations by obtaining these minerals any way possible.

As he trained for the 50 miler, Dan created a Web site, a blog, and a Facebook page, all of which he linked to Shannon’s, explaining his cause and his goals. The training spanned 40 weeks and took him 1,600 miles by the time he was through. Then, on October 9, 2010, Dan ran his 50 miles in 11 hours, 1 minute and 25 seconds, and dedicated his efforts and the funds raised to Run for Congo Women.

“It was the most raw experience of my life – it’s an emotional ride, putting your body through a test like that, but in the end it just amazed me what I was able to do,” he says.

But he’s not finished yet. Though his racing has taken a bit of a hiatus with he and his wife Elizabeth welcoming their third child, and the family’s move to a new home in Chester, New Jersey, Dan has stayed involved with the cause. He has created a few advertising pieces for Lisa Shannon’s message, in addition to designs for the “A Thousand Sisters” Facebook identity, based off of Shannon’s book, and a number of awareness campaigns connected to the book and the organization. Presently Dan

is working on the design for a “Congo Plan Now” campaign created by the “A Thousand Sisters” group.

Shannon’s organization, her book’s Facebook presence and her online campaigns, with the help of Dan’s ad designs, have spawned several successful protests and have increased awareness for humanitarian issues that need to be addressed.

“One of the problems,” he says, “Is that most tech companies who use minerals found in the Congo to produce goods, such as our cell phones and laptops, do not have conflict-free policies. It’s the dirty secret of major corporations that not many people know.” This problem is incredibly complex – involving supply chain issues that extend across multiple continents, multiple governments and virtually the entire tech industry. What Lisa Shannon’s group does, and what Dan helps to support, is to focus on the very specific plight of the women in Congo – refuting the complexity by simply stating that women should not be victimized. Many of the ads Dan designs center on the minerals issue and persuade people to demand conflict-free policies.

The former Archmere cross country runner and wrestling captain who went on to wrestle at Syracuse University, and the winner of the 1988 Art Medal at commencement, Dan is still enjoying the roles of athlete and artist – and is happy to be using his talents to make a difference in the world.

“Running the ultra marathon was a monumental experience and connecting the run to this cause – the women in the DRC – has consequently become my own permanent reminder of what can be referred to as a ‘forgotten war’ on a ‘forgotten continent’” he says.

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Letter from the President of the Alumni Association

My Fellow Alumni, As the 9th President of your Alumni Association, it is my privilege and pleasure to write to you today. I thought it would be helpful to give you a little background on my experience. t I am a graduate of the Class of 1991 and a former winner of the Albert G. Tini award for service to Archmere’s athletic department my senior year. t I have a Bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering from The Pennsylvania State University, commenced in 1995, and a Masters degree in Business Administration from Widener University, commenced in 1998 t I have held various management positions at Foamex / FXI since 1996, currently as the Director of Product Line Management for FXI’s Technical Products business. t I am married to Stephanie, have two children, Jeanine (8) and Adam (5), and reside in Glen Mills, PA t I have been a member of the Alumni Association since 2001, serving as chair of the career events since joining and a former two time executive member, serving as treasurer from 2004 to 2008.

My purpose in authoring this letter is to highlight two key focus areas for my term – communication and involvement.

With the enhancements made by Archmere through the Office of Institutional Advancement, you have already seen some changes designed to improve alumni relations and communications. It started with the installation of the Headmaster’s monthly e-newsletters and has recently been followed by an upgraded Web site. I expect to continue this emphasis in the months to come.

Equally as important is involvement. We coordinate 8 different events each year with the support of the Office of Institutional Advancement and the staff at Archmere. From the Hall of Fame to Homecoming and from Career Day to the Golf Outing, we are the avenue for all alumni of Archmere to get involved after their years at the academy are behind them. I hope to meet you at one of our next events and perhaps have some of you join us on the Alumni Association committee.

Please feel free to contact me at any time via malbero@fxi.com.

Sincerely,

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Dick Thompson led his team to the Final Four in the recent National Senior Games (Senior Olympics) in Houston, Texas. Dick has played in every Senior National Games since 1995. In 2007 they won the Bronze medal in Louisville. His team placed fourth in the country in the 70-79 age group this year in June. The team is appropriately named the Virginia Creepers.

Captain and Mrs. Thomas P. McGuire are retired and enjoying traveling and sailing the Chesapeake Bay.

John Tosi and wife Pat reside in Dallas, TX where he works for a healthcare software company and she works with abused women and children as ED of Hope’s Door, a non-profit. Their children, Nikki and Jack, are gainfully employed and living in New York City.

1952 Charles G. Conway is teaching a metaphysics class at the University of California Extension. He attended the European Society of Intercultural Theology conference in Istanbul in April, 2011.

1955 B. Paul “Tony” Cotter Jr. is the treasurer for the International Organization for Judicial Training, a 60-country consortuim of 90 organizations. He is heavily involved in planning their international conference hosted by the French in Bourdeuax from October 30 to November 3, 2011.

Dr. Gonzalo T. Palacios published his third book, titled Venezuela XXI, The Revolution of Stupidity, in Decemeber 2010 in Bogota, Columbia. Dr. Palacios is banned in his native Venezuela.

1960 Dick Lanahan is entering his tenth year on Volvo Global Holdings’ Subsidiary Board. His son Derek is a graduate assistant for Oklahoma’s men’s basketball team.

Frank Harvey has served as Associate Dean of the School of Education at Drexel University for the past two years, and is currently serving as Director of the School of Education’s Ph.D. program.

1961 Robert Markel is working as Town Manager in Ipswich, MA. He is a former college professor and mayor of Springfield, MA.

1963 Anthony M. Tosi retired in 2005; he was a US Airways pilot. For the last six years he has served as a mediator for the National Mediation Board in Washington, DC.

1967 Charles Sibre is now supporting an Army customer at Fort Belvoir, Va, and is starting to see retirement getting closer. His daughter Kelly completed her dental medicine residency and passed her board certification.

1972 Richard O’Hara is in his 4th year as president of The John Carroll School (Bel Air, MD.) and he and his wife are in their first year as empty-nesters. Their youngest daughter left for college in September.

1975 John Busillo married Amy Gray in July 2010, and is enjoying married life once again. Also, after 30 years of managing new car dealerships, he has become a business owner, having opened Excel Motors Sales & Service in Langhorne, PA. Paul Casey owns and operates Casey Resources, Inc. which is an environmental engineering and contracting company servicing the Rocky Mountain region.

Marc J. Albero ‘91

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News And Notes 1976 David and Geri Green are practicing the new talent of being empty-nesters, starting with a 2000 mile motorcycle trip across Alaska this past summer, which was amazing.

1978 Vincent Filliben became the proud grandfather of Ford Holden Filliben, who arrived 3/18/2011. Ford was 6 lbs, 15 ounces, 20 and 3/4 inches. Parents are Vincent III and Heather Filliben. They reside in Winston-Salem NC. Michael A. DiFonzo married Theresa Gerlach on November 28, 2009 at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Wilmington, DE. Father McLaughlin was co-presider of the ceremony, with Theresa’s brother, Father Michael Gerlach, of Delaware County. Mike is a Real Estate Broker for RE/MAX Sunvest Realty, while Theresa is a Pastoral Associate for Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. The couple lives north of Wilmington.

1982 Anthony A. Latini, Jr., CFA, recently joined the investment banking team at Boenning & Scattergood as managing director. Mr. Latini goes to Boenning & Scattergood with more than 20 years of experience and expertise serving in corporate finance advisory and investment banking roles to insurance companies, banks and middle market companies.

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Richard U. Tobar and his wife Anne welcomed Berkeley Salem (7 lbs, 9 oz) on October 9, 2010. She joins brother, Rex.

1983 Nick Trainer and his family currently living in Atlanta, GA. His oldest son Michael is graduating high school and will be attending The Honors College at the University of GA in the Fall. He and his wife have three other children still at home - Kaitlin (15), Danny (11) and Meaghan (7)

He has worked at AB&C since 1999 and has been the director of marketing and new business development since 2003.

John W. Rollins II and his wife Carin and two children live in Wilmington, where he is the CEO of Delaware Diagnostic Group, LLC, a medical imaging service provider.

1989

Joseph Egan III is still living in South Korea with his wife Becky and is currently on contract assignment with USAF as a computer specialist.

Austin Appleton has been promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and is currently serving as the Chief of Plans and Operations for the United States Military Training Mission – Saudi Arabia. He moved in May 2011 to Milan, Italy and will be assigned to the NATO Rapidly Deployable Corps – Italy as the Deputy Corps Engineer.

1986

1992

1984

Dr. Jay Storm married Stacey Jacovini on November 13, 2010 at Old Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church in Philadelphia, Pa. Large numbers of Archmere alumni were in attendance. Jay is a neurosurgeon at CHOP in Philadelphia and Stacey is an architect with her own firm in Manhattan.

1988 Matt Warder and his family moved back to Denver in March 2011.

Matt is still with TW Telecom and is now the Regional Director of Sales Engineering.

Paul Pomeroy has been promoted to managing partner of Aloysius Butler & Clark (AB&C), a full-service marketing communications agency.

dog Mango, reside in Wilmington, DE.

1993

1995

Brian Nagle was elected President of the Chester County Bar Foundation.

A Director of the firm and member of the Land Use department with the law firm of MacElree Harvey, Brian will lead the charitable arm of the organization which provides funding and programs to schools and individual students.

Jennifer Doyle and husband Kevin welcomed their second child, Lindsey Marie, on June 16, 2010.

Marisa Facciolo recently took a new position as Vice President/ Wealth Strategist for Northern Trust Company of Delaware working the New York to Washington, D.C. area. She currently serves as the Vice-Chair of the Board for Serviam Girls Academy and she is a Guild Member for the Ministry of Caring.

Outside of her volunteer work, Marisa is training for her third triathalon which will be in the Summer of 2011. Marisa resides in Wilmington, DE

1994 Mike Matassino married Jaime Hall on December 11th in Wilmington, DE at St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church. The reception was held in The Patio. Matt Kingston ‘92, Tom Esposito’92 and Mike Logothetis ‘89 were part of the wedding party.

Fellow alumni Mike DeMaio ‘92 and Emily Leach ‘01 were also in attendance. The couple, with their

Harvest, as a residential organic farmer.

John David DeVido and his wife Maureen welcomed their second child, Elizabeth Mary, on April 22, 2011. She is joined by big brother T.J. (Thomas).

Chris Pieretti and his wife, Timi, had their first child, a boy, named Cassidy Lee in December 7, 2010.

The new little happy family lives just outside of Philadelphia where Chris works for Fresh Paint, as a painting contractor, and Kitchen

1996 Jeffrey DeVido and his wife Catherine welcomed a son, Jason, on September 18, 2010. Both have also recently started their fourth year residencies in Boston, MA.

1997

Erin Barbacane Marcellus and her husband Jason welcomed a baby boy, Nolan Joseph, on January 14, 2011. He weighed 7lbs, 9oz and was 20 1/4 inches long. Nolan is joined by big sister Delaney (5), and resides with his family in Limerick, PA. Mary Beth Rim directed a film starring her father and former Archmere football coach John Rim titled A Turn of the Blinds. A Turn of the Blinds is a product of Hamme Productions, of which Rim is the co-founder. The film was accepted to the Inaugural Film Festival in Green Bay. Elizabeth Winslow King, her husband Matthew and their two children Grace and Jack, recently moved back to Delaware after spending time in North Carolina and Conneticut. Beth is trust counsel for The Northern Trust Company of Delaware in Wilmington, and Matt is a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. They are expecting their third child in June, 2011.

Hugh Leahy and his wife Iveline Dimitrova celebrated thier recent marriage with a reception on New Year’s Day at the Unviersity & Whilst Club in Wilmington. The event was attended by several Archmere families including the Penza, Julian, Bacon, Campbell, Matthews, Menlla, Falgowski, and Manlove families. Hugh has been working abroad for Citigroup since 2006. From 2006-2007 he worked in Lisbon, Portugal where he met Ivelina. From 2008-2009 he worked in Prague, Czech Republic. Starting in 2010, he has been working in Manila, Phillippines where he and his wife currently reside. Hugh recently completed his MBA from the University of Pittsburgh, having taken classes in Czech, Brazil and Pittsburgh.

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News And Notes 1997

2001

2003

Jerry Ortner is teaching ESL in Shanghai, China during the year 2011 and into early 2012.

Ryan Browning is an attorney with Potter-Anderson and is a marathon runner.

Courtney Rozsas recently opened her own restaurant in Media, PA called Lotus Farm to Table. Courtney studied in Asia to gather inspiration for her tea collection at Lotus.

Drs. Robert Schmidt and Melanie Bolling Schmidt became the proud parents of their first son, Charles Jackson Schmidt on December 20, 2010. The family lives in Richmond, VA where Rob is completing a fellowship in facial plastic surgery.

1999 Erik Cichanowsky works in D.C. for the Department of Commerce.

Erin M. Mannella graduated from Thomas Jefferson University and is a nurse practitioner at Crozer Chester Medical Center.

Michael and Catherine (Dodds) DiSabatino had a baby girl, Amanda Patricia, on August 5, 2010. Mike and Cassie live in Wilmington.

Chris Voudouris married Melissa Nemeth on November 13, 2010.

Ben Voudouris ’03 was Chris’ best man and Todd Penza ’99 was a groomsman.

2000 Stephen J. Demanovich, Esq. is an assistant State Attorney at the Minai-Dade State Attorney’s Office where he prosecutes adult felonies.

He lives in South Beach and also is an adjunct professor of Criminal Justice at Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL.

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2002 Kelli A. Quercetti, DO married Ian S. Farrell on May 15, 2010, at St. John the Evangelist Church with the reception following at The Downtown Club in Philadelphia.

Alumni in attendance were Allyssa Vaile ’09, MaryAnn (O’Brien) Slowik ’79, Anthony Vasile, DO ’74, Nicholas Quercetti, Jr. ’74, Nicholas Quercetti, III, DO ’98, Robert Quercetti ’89, Ian Farrell, Kyle Slowik ’09, Kelli Farrell, Courtney Slowik ’04, Alexandra Kennedy ’02, Cory Topel ’04, Thomas Grimm, Esq. ’73, Caroline Corrigan, DDS ’02, Fr. Joseph McLaughlin, Meghan (Thomas) Semler ’02, and Tracy Sanna ’02. The couple lives in Philadelphia where Kelli is currently a resident in Otolaryngology / Head & Neck Surgery.

Ben and Sarah Schmidt had a baby boy, Samuel Neale Schmidt, on February 9, 2011 Jack Zylkin invtented a way to modify manual typewriters so they can be connected to computers via a USB and used in place of a regular keyboard. He launched the product in June on Esty and has since been featured on the Gadget Show on UK television, CNet, Gizmodo, Boing Boing, WIRED, Engadget, etc. He was featured in over half a million Google hits in the first two weeks. His creation was selected as the Grand Prize Winner in the Back to School Contest which is a national competition organized by Intrsuctables.

Danielle Thompson spent the last year living in Blois, France as an English language assistant. She is now working at the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities in Washington, D.C. Lindsay Laskowski married Domenic Maiorano in November 2009 at Saint Joseph’s on the Brandywine.

Jennifer Laskowski ’00, Jess Meany ’03, and Lexie Olsen ‘03 all served as bridesmaids. Chris Laskowski ’07 and Eric Laskowski ’11 served as groomsmen. Many other alumni attended. Lindsay is currently working as a Math teacher at Stanton Middle School and her husband works as a police officer.

The couple recently bought a home in Wilmington.

Eric Longo graduated from Rice University in 2010 with a Masters Degree in Music. He is now performing locally.

Christian M. Burdziak is in his fourth year of teaching in Japan.

2004 Izzie Steele moved to Brooklyn and has been working as an actress in regional theater and film around NY and NJ. She has been working with the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey for the past three years playing such roles as Juliet, Tranio in Taming of the Shrew, Helena in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Diana in Alls Well that Ends Well. Aside from many side projects including her

own sketch comedy group that she writes, produces and stars in, she is also playing the lead in an film called Minds Eye costarring Dean Cain and Malcolm McDowell.

Jessica Zutz is now earning concurrent J.D./M.B.A. degrees at the University of Oregon after working for two years in Los Angeles. This summer, she looks forward to getting married to Matt Hilbert, honeymooning on a Black Sea cruise and working for U.S. Congressman Peter DeFazio. Though she is enjoying being a Cardinal alum and a Duck, she certainly misses all of her Auk friends on the East Coast.

Emily O’Koren is in her third year at Duke, in the Immunology PhD program.

Ryan Emptage is in his 3rd year of graduate studies at Duke University, working towards a PhD in Biochemistry.

Courtney Slowik presently lives in New York City, while attending Touro School of Osteopathic Medicinie in Harlem.

2005 Andrew Coonin graduated for the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill in May 2009 with a degree in Public Policy. While at UNC, Andrew was tapped into the Order of the Golden Fleece for his service to The University and served on the International Board of Directors for Hillel. Post graduation, Andrew joined Huron Consulting Group and resides in Manhattan.

Christopher Koppel completed the field artillery officer basic course in December. He is now a platoon leader in the 1st Calvary Division in Fort Hood, Texas. He was slated for deployment with the 2nd bridge combat team of the 1st Calvary Division to Iraq in support of Operation New Dawn, serving as a mechanized rifle platoon leader for a 12-month tour starting in May, 2011.

Alan Browning graduated from MIT in February of 2010. He worked on Pixar’s “Up” and “Toy Story 3” as an effects specialist. Now he is working for a 3D interactive company in LA called Oblong Industries.

2006 Ryan Bonner graduated from UNC Wilmington in December 2010 with a degree in Operation Management.

He is currently working for Physical Therapy Physicians and coaching as an assistant with Archmere Varsity Lacrosse.

Meredith Eastburn is attending Widener University for her Master’s in Social Work.

Lisa Skedzielewski just completed her first triatholon in Pittsburgh on July 31, 2011. She is in her last year of obtaining her PharmD from Duquesne University, expecting to graduate in May, 2012.

Laura DiPrinzio graduated from Villanova University’s School of Business in May, 2011 with a major in marketing and minor in communications.

2008 Erica Jackey made the Dean’s List at Washington University in St. Louis for the 5th consecutive semester.

Her cross country team finished second in the country at the Division III Championships this Fall.

2009 Michelle Fremuth started a dance company at Philadelphia University called the Rhythm and Motion Dance Company. The company’s first holiday performance was on December 5, 2010.

Ryan Smith will be studying abroad in Dresden, Germany, through Boston University’s College of Engineering Program this Spring.

2010 Greg Jackey made the Dean’s List at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia.

2007 Corinne Rapone studied Film and Cinematography at NYU and graduated in May, 2011 with honors.

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Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees

2010–2011 Honor Roll of Donors

Dear Friends of Archmere,

In Abbot Pennings’ words, “Thank God, things continue to go very well for us.” The reasons are many, but your generosity to Archmere ranks near the top of the list.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I extend a heartfelt thanks for your support of Archmere during this past year.

Your help was essential to enable us to continue to deliver the exceptional educational experience that is Archmere.

Independent schools cannot live by tuition alone. Endowment income and annual financial support are essential to their sustenance. Thank you for that nourishment.

As you peruse this Honor Roll of Donors for the 2010-2011 academic year, I hope you come to share the Board of Trustees’ excitement and encouragement with the breadth and depth of financial support for Archmere from graduates, parents, faculty and administrators, foundations and other friends.

We are also heartened that, through your generosity, the overall amount of annual financial support for Archmere has grown once more. Continuation of this trend is essential for the financial health of the school as we strive to remain at the forefront in preparing young men and women for college, career, life and afterlife by challenging them with rigorous academic standards, developing them as whole persons and exploring with them what their moral values imply for their relationships with their current and future communities.

Many of you have expanded your generosity to Archmere by the giving of yourselves. To all of you who have helped us so much over this past year, I extend a sincere thank you. Just as an independent school cannot exist without endowment and annual financial support, it cannot survive without an army of volunteers.

As we embark on our 80th year and pause to reflect on the many blessings bestowed on Archmere over the years, we give God thanks in a special way for the gift of all of you.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees and faithfully in St. Norbert, Sincerely,

Robert E. Shields ’60 Board Chair

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A Special Thank You

Gifts to Archmere Academy

Thank you to all of Archmere’s dedicated volunteers who so generously give of their time, talent and resources to ensure that Archmere Academy continues to thrive in the tradition of excellence we all respect and treasure so dearly!

Board of Trustees 2010-11

Alumni Council 2010-11

Mothers’ Guild Board 2010-11

Robert E. Shields ’60 Board Chair

Marc Albero ’91 President

Virginia Kirkwood President

Barbra Frank Andrisani

Maria Rosini Gunther ’92 Vice President

Peggy Zugehar President Elect

Albert Minutola ’68 Treasurer

Anne Buckley Vice President

Matthew Manlove ’97 Secretary

Nora Sylvestre Corresponding Secretary

Mike Pembroke ’71 Past President

Neilli Walsh Recording Secretary

John E. Healy, III

Michael T. Boyle ’95

Annette Moffit Treasurer

Carl E. Hertrich

Theresa Carroll ’85

Genevieve Burke Marino ’83

Stephen J. Crifasi ’69

Francis J. McKee ’68

Capt. Martin J. Devine ’74

Debra Whitby-Norman

Daniellie Filliben ’85

Douglas R. Quaintance

Sean Filliben ’86

Fr. Joseph Serano, O.Praem.

Carmen Franceschino ’72

Mary Ann Slowik ’79

Stefan Gunther ’92

Kathleen E, Wunner, Ph.D.

Sean Hayes ’89

Fr. Theodore Antry, O.Praem Matthew J, Bastian ’83 Linda M. Branco John A .“Pete” Clark , III, Esq. ’64 John V. Flynn, Jr. Ph.D. ’60 William F, Githens ’64 Michael J. Hare ’79

Chris King ’88 Anthony G. Flynn, Esq. ’69 Legal Counsel

Emily Leach ’01

Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 Executive Officer

Mike Matassino ’92

Noelle Lauer-Paregian ’94 Dan McCadden ’07 Anthony S. (T.J.) Voell ’89 Dave Zakielarz ’89

Fathers’ Club Officers 2010-11 Alfred D. Domian President

All Gifts to Archmere Academy Received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011

Gifts to Archmere Academy

July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011 2011 Senior Class Gift .....................................................................................$1,854.91 Anonymous Gift for Market Expansion ........................................................$73,000.00 Annual Fund ...............................................................................................$428,725.36 Facilities .................................................................................................$18,707.00 Market Expansion ........................................................................................$933.33 Academic Programs ...............................................................................$46,581.83 Athletics, Arts and Activities ...................................................................$22,150.84 Undesignated .......................................................................................$340,352.36 Capital Campaign .......................................................................................$220,867.54 Class 1949/Justin E. Diny Memorial Scholarship Fund ......................................$550.00 Endowment Scholarship Fund .......................................................................$2,295.00 Fred Casino 1981 Memorial Scholarship Fund .................................................$500.00 Friends of the Patio Concert Series ................................................................$5,505.00 Gifts in Kind ..................................................................................................$13,750.05 Goett Family Scholarship ..................................................................................$100.00 Gunnip Family Scholarship .................................................................................$75.00 Henry L. Mugel 1955 Scholarship......................................................................$445.00 John H. Kennedy III 1998 Memorial Scholarship Fund.................................$1,400.00 John J. and Joan P. Hare Endowment Scholarship Fund ................................$4,800.00 Margaret C. King Memorial Scholarship Fund ..................................................$338.56 Mark Giordano 1995 Achievement Award .....................................................$1,000.00 Memorial Scholarship Fund ...........................................................................$2,385.00 Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn, Sr. Scholarship Fund ..............................................$1,000.00 Naomi Christina Biden Minority Scholarship Fund...........................................$300.00 Nativity Prep Scholarship Fund ......................................................................$2,500.00 Pasquale and Helen Marinelli Memorial Scholarship Fund .............................$150.00 Paul & Mary Andrisani Scholar .........................................................................$500.00 Restricted Gifts for Special Purposes ............................................................$37,785.00 Rev Jos McLaughlin Jubilee Minority Scholarship Fund ....................................$250.00 Rev. Joseph McLaughlin Scholarship Fund........................................................$500.00 Scholarship Fund ...............................................................................................$100.00 The Pasquale Marinelli 1991 Scholarship Fund ................................................$250.00 Wensel Family Scholarship ..................................................................................$65.00 Willard and Lyli Anzilotti Scholarship Fund ......................................................$100.00 William Mathews 1970 Scholarshp ...................................................................$375.00 Grand Total 2010-2011 ................................................................ $801,466.42

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Donors for the 2010-2011 Fiscal Year Thank you to our generous donors! Donors are recognized for their cumulative giving to all Mr. & Mrs. John H. Kennedy, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Stanley T. Praiss 1957

Dr. & Mrs. Richard W. Kruse

Quill’s Bunches

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Kubacki

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Raffaele

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Kuhn 1965

Mr. & Mrs. Mark L. Reardon, Esq.

Dr. Myroslaw J. 1963 & Dr. Larissa S. Kyj

Mrs. Elaine C. 1983 & Mr. Michael F. Reilly

Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Ciarrocchi Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Latini, Jr. 1982

Dr. & Mrs. Frank L. Schadt III

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Cirillo

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Lee 1961

Mr. William F. Schollins 1964

Mr. John A. Clark III 1964

Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Lesutis

Mrs. Kathleen Scully

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Coghlan 1976

Mrs. Stephanie Lutz 1983

Mr. & Mrs. George H. Seitz III

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Connolly, Jr. 1955

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Marinelli

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Siegfried Jr.

Hon. and Mrs. Alan Cooper

Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Marinelli 1976

Mr. & Mrs. Lammot Copeland Jr.

Mr. Carmen Marinelli

Mrs. Virginia S. 1986 & Mr. Spencer Slattery

Cunningham Piano company

Ms. Genevieve B. Marino 1983

Ms. Gina M. Arangio 1990

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DeSantis

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Matarese, Sr.

Archmere Fathers Club

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence DiSabatino 1973

Dr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Mazzuca

Archmere Mothers’ Guild

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Donovan 1979

Mr. & Mrs. John McBride

Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Arvedlund

Mr. Carmen M. Franceschino 1972

Mr. & Mrs. William McGlinchey 1982

Bank of America

Dr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Fulda

Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. McKee 1968

Mr. Matthew J. 1983 & Mrs. Jennifer M. 1987 Bastian

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Georgov

Mrs. Mary McKernan

Mr. & Mrs. David R. Gibson

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory E. McMahon

Mr. & Mrs. George F. Gioffre 1989

Mr. & Mrs. E. Robert Meaney 1965

Dr. & Mrs. D. Michael Gioffre, Jr. 1990

Mr. Joseph P. Melloy, Sr. 1952

Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Giordano

Mr. & Mrs. William Mericle

Mr. Eugene Grimm

ModernControls, Inc.

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Hacker III

Mr. Arthur M. Naccarelli

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick T. Hare 1981

Mr. & Mrs. William Nelson

Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Haupt

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Norman, Esq.

Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Hertrich

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Osborn

Mr. & Mrs. David P. Hogan 1987

Mr. & Mrs. John D. Pastor 1958

J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated

Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Penna 1985

Dr. & Mrs. Neil B. Jasani

Mrs. Kathy L. 1978 & Mr. Brian Pfister

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Julian Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Kelly 1981

Mr. Michael W. 1997 & Mrs. Jessica F. Phillips

Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Kennedy

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Phillips

funds throughout the fiscal year. An extended version of the 2010-2011 Honor Roll of Donors, with additional statistics, category listings and contributors by fund, is available online at www.archmereacademy.com under “Giving.”

Trustees Circle $10,000+

Headmaster’s Circle $1,000-$4,999

Anonymous (3)

Mr. Vincent T. Abessinio 1993

Dr. Diane L. Ferry

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Ambrogi, Jr. 1976

Dr. & Mrs. John V. Flynn, Jr. 1960

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson III 1960

Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Freeh

Mrs. Barbra F. Andrisani

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Gilroy

Dr. Damian M. 1991 & Mrs. Jennifer M. Andrisani

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Githens 1964 Mr. Michael J. Hare 1979 Dr. Gerard A. Kuhn & Dr. Katherine A. King Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Levin Mr. & Mrs. David D. Marky Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Newton Raskob Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Rath Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. West

St. Norbert Society $5,000-$9,999

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Beck 1982 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Behm 1974 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bellew Mr. & Mrs. David A. Bongiovanni 1972 Mr. John J. Bongiovanni 1967

Mr. & Mrs. Rocco A. Abessinio

Dr. & Mrs. James F. Bonner M.D.

Archmere Alumni Association Mr. David C. Eppes

Mr. John P. 1976 & Mrs. Anne M. Borneman 1977

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony G. Flynn, Esq. 1969

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. John S. Gerard

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard S. Buckley

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Grimm, Esq. 1973

Dr. James Byrnes & Dr. Barbara Wasik

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Kirkwood

Mr. & Mrs. Carl S. Campion 1976

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields 1960

Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Casey 1975

The G. L. Connolly Foundation

Mr. Francis J. Catania, Esq. 1975

Taylor-Smith Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. T. Daniel Christenbury

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Mrs. Mary Ann E. 1979 & Mr. Jeffrey J. Slowik Mr. William Smith & Ms. Janet Staats Dr. & Mrs. James A. Stockman III 1961 Mrs. Carol R. 1979 & Mr. Andrew Thomson Dr. & Mrs. Russell J. Tibbetts Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Townsend 1982 Mrs. Dannielle K. 1994 & Mr. William H. Ulmer

Dr. Stephen J. 1972 and Dr. Faye O’Brien Usala Dr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Vasile 1974 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Walsh Jr. Dr. Sean and Ms. Monica Wang Dr. & Mrs. Karl A. Western 1957 Dr. F. Thomas Witomski 1954 Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Witsil Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Wolownik 1972 Dr. & Mrs. Shawn Zhang Dr. & Mrs. Bing Zhang Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Ziccarelli 1980

Archmere Founders $500-$999 Mr. & Mrs. William C. Anderson III 1965 Anonymous (4) Rev. Theodore J. Antry, O.Praem.

Mrs. Kathleen B. 1977 & Mr. Joseph E. Atencio Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Bacon, Esq.

Friends of The Patio Chair Joseph P. Melloy ’52 stands with the Chairpersons of the inaugural concert, Mr. and Mrs. T. Daniel Christenbury, and Dr. Michael Marinelli, Ed.D ’76.

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Donors for the 2010-2011 Fiscal Year

Archmere Founders $500-$999 (cont.)

Mr. Domenic S. Grillo 1965

Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Pomeroy, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Angiullo

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. Deeble, Jr.

Ms. Cabray L. Haines 1996

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Healy III

Mr. John P. Praskac III 1965

Anonymous (3)

Mr. & Mrs. John J. DeMaio

Dr. & Dr. Wei Han

Dr. Stephen J. 1972 & Dr. Sheila B. Horan

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas R. Quaintance

Dr. & Mrs. Kert F. Anzilotti 1961

Mr. & Mrs. John X. Denney, Jr. 1963

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hanlon III 1978

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Iacobucci

Mr. & Mrs. Marcus E. Rabil

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Baeurle

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. DiBianca

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hartnett III 1952

Mr. & Mrs. David T. Beatson

ING Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Marc S. Raspanti, Esq.

Barclays

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DiFrancesco

Mr. Francis A. 1960 & Mrs. Caroline Harvey

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Beck

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Julian, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Robinson 1960

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne T. Barksdale

Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Diggins

Rev. William M. Hazzard 1955

Mr. & Mrs. David G. Bills

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Kelly

Mr. & Mrs. Justin M. Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Bastian 1982

Hon. & Mrs. Joseph G. DiPinto 1950

Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Homsey

Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Delaware

Mr. & Mrs. Brendan S. Killeen 1973

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard V. Santivasi 1960

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene A. DiPrinzio

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery P. Hopkins

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Browning

Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Korwek 1969

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Sarro

Mr. Sean Bellew, Esq. 1990 and Mrs. MaryJo Bellew

Mr. James Dolphin & Mrs. Tina Cernugel

Dr. & Mrs. James W. Husted

Mr. & Mrs. Almon C. Donnelly

Mr. Jeffrey J. Jenkins 1991

Mr. & Mrs. David A. Dorey

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Jordan III 1980

Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Dorsch 1961

Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Julian

Mr. & Mrs. B. Christopher Dougherty, Ph.D. 1985

KBR

Mrs. Dianne Bowen Mr. & Mrs. James T. Bowers 1976

Mr. Joel W. Dowling 1993

Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore J. Branco

Dr. & Mrs. William J. Doyle

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Burdziak, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Ebeling 1980

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Bussiere

Feastivities

Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Carlino 1949

Mr. Francis Joseph 1946 and Mrs. Joan M. Filliben

Dr. David E. Bartkus 1966 & Dr. Carolyn Y. Woo

Campbell Soup Company Mr. Louis J. Capano, Jr. 1969 Caring Cleaners, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David Chartier 1984 Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Ciconte, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Kris R. Coghlan 1976 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Cottrell III Mr. & Mrs. William Courtney Dr. & Mrs. George T. J. Cunningham 1955 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Cunningham 1978 Mr. & Mrs. Peter V. Curcio Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. D’Angelo 1964 Mr. Donn Devine 1946 and Mrs. Betty Devine Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Dougherty 1958 FMC Corporation Mr. & Mrs. W. Joseph Ford Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Fortunato, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fosbenner Mrs. Gail Foth Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Giacco, Esq. 1970 Mr. Michael J. Gioffre 1981 Dr. & Mrs. Leonard C. Giunta Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Glass, Jr. 1957 Dr. & Mrs. Harjinder S. Grewal

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Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Kraft Kraft Foods Ms. Kimberly A. Kuryea 1985 Ms. Lada M. Kyj 1999 Mr. David G. Lambert 1972 Mr. Joseph L. Lanteri 1978 Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Leonard III Dr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Mattson 1963 Mr. John T. McKenna 1949 Col. Joseph V. McLaughlin 1966 Mr. & Mrs. John S. McManus, Jr. 1966 Mr. & Mrs. E. Michael McNally, Esq. 1965 Merck & Company, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Theodore W. Michell

Mr. Paul H. Scarbrough 1979 Dr. & Mrs. William K. Schmidt Rev. Joseph A. Serano, O.Praem.

Mr. & Mrs. William P. Sickles 1979 Dr. & Mrs. David T. Sowa Mr. Andrew C. Strine 1986 Mr. David B. Thomas II 1998 Mrs. Marie Toman Mr. & Mrs. James P. Tosi Mr. David I. Walsh, Esq. 1961 Mr. Edward S. Walsh 1979 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence F. Wiechecki Dr. Kathleen & Dr. William H. Wunner Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Yanick

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Berenato Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Berl 1949 Dr. & Mrs. Yaroslav Bilinsky Dr. Marta L. Biskup

Dr. & Mrs. Mark F. Carroll 1977 Mrs. Nancy C. Cleary Charles G. Conway, Ph.D. 1952 Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Copeland Mr. & Mrs. Albert T. Cosenza 1991

Mrs. Madalyn K. Mingey

Mr. Jeffrey D. Finocchiaro 1992 Dr. & Mrs. Richard E. Fisher 1960 Mr. & Mrs. Guy T. Fizzano 1964 Mrs. Hyunjoo 1988 & Mr. Daniel J. Fleming Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Galvin

Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Murphy

Archmere Benefactors $250-$499

The Honorable & Mrs. B. Paul Cotter, Jr. 1955 Dr. Michael Coughlin & Dr. Ann Hriciga

Mr. William E. Gehrman 1988

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Murray

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Abbott

Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Coughlin 1958

Mr. Joseph V. Giordano 2000

Mr. Sandon R. Nixon 1992

Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Adams

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cowperthwaite

Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Githens 1990

Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah J. Ortner

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Adler

Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Gleason 1950

Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Pembroke 1971 Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Penza, Jr.

Mr. Marc J. 1991 and Mrs. Stephanie Albero

Mr. John W. 1943 and Mrs. M. Virginia Craven

Mr. & Mrs. John Pettinelli

Dr. Fabian E. Alzamora 1972

Mr. & Mrs. Myerl A. Curren

Pfizer, Inc.

American International Group, Inc.

Dr. & Dr. Pedro Dayrit

Mr. Michael Pietrobono 1982

Mr. & Mrs. August L. Amurao, Jr. 1979

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Dealy 1991

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Monaco 1961

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Culin, Jr. 1967

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Garniewski, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Goett 1972 Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Gray Dr. Bradley P. Grayum 1970 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Grivas Mr. & Mrs. Dmitry Gusakov

Ms. Christine A. Kellner Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kennedy Keough Electric, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Kielar Mr. Christopher A. King 1988 Mr. & Mrs. C. Wayne Kingston Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Klinge Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Krygowski Mr. & Mrs. Harry Kutch Ms. Darlene D. Lin 1993 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Lloyd 1973 Dr. and Mrs. Austin A. Lobo Prof. & Mrs. John A. Loughney 1965 Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Lucey Jr. 1979 Mr. Robert H. Mackey 1950 Mr. & Mrs. James F. Malseed Mr. & Mrs. Victor P. Manning Mr. Robert T. Markel, Ph.D 1961 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Mascioli 1978 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Matranga Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Mattern

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Donors for the 2010-2011 Fiscal Year

Archmere Benefactors $250-$499 (cont.)

Mr. Michael J. McCadden, Esq. 1977 Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. McCord

Mrs. Leahbeth R. 1983 & Mr. Brian McDonald Dr. Gerard M. 1976 and Dr. Judith P. McGeehan Capt. & Mrs. Thomas P. McGuire 1956 Dr. Robert L. 1982 & Dr. Cindy McNamara Dr. Rosalie M. & Mr. Anthony Mirenda Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Moffitt Mr. J. Michael Monaco 1985 Ms. Kathryn R. Morro 1992

Mrs. Susan 1984 & Mr. Paul Padien

Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Simon

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Angelini

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Braceland 1971

Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Clark

Dr. & Mrs. Gonzalo T. Palacios 1955

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Simons IV

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Angelini 1994

Mr. & Mrs. J. Frank Braceland 1968

Ms. Christine M. Clark 2011

Pastel Painters Inc.

Mr. Rajbir Singh 2000

Anonymous (6)

Mr. David C. Bristow

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Clark 1977

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Patrizio 1969

Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Spano, Sr.

Dr. Kert F. 1988 & Dr. Amy W. Anzilotti

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Brooks 1972

Mr. Kevin R. Clark 2004

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew P. Payne

Mr. & Mrs. Donal P. Sullivan

Mr. & Mrs. Keith W. Anzilotti 1956

Mr. & Mrs. Jack J. Clark 1982

Peter J. O’Konski & Co., Inc.

Dr. Richard 1951 & Dr. Irene Thompson

Dr. and Mrs. Gerry T. Appleton

Mrs. Geralyn M. 1979 & Mr. John C. Brostrom

Mr. & Mrs. William W. Phillips Mr. John C. Powell 1961 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Profita Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Quercetti, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Quinn, Jr. 1976 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Reardon Mr. & Mrs. David A. Repka 1975

Mr. Hugh Murphy

Dr. Michael X. 1972 and Dr. Mary Anne Repka

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Nannas

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Rollins III 1988

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. Neal

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Rozsas

Mrs. Maureen Newton

Mr. & Dr. Thomas S. Ryan

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony O’Koren

Mr. & Mrs. William D. Sheehan

Col. & Mrs. Francis D. Pacello 1957

Mr. Thomas J. Shopa

Dr. Jose G. & Dr. Eleanor S. Tiongson Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Tosi 1963 Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Tucker 1958 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew F. Ulak 1989 Mr. & Mrs. Karlis R. Ulmanis Mr. Anthony S. Voell 1989 Mrs. Lorri M. 1980 & Mr. Richard J. Waldis Mr. Jeffrey W. Walters

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Audet, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Aulen Dr. & Mrs. Andrejs Baidins Mr. & Mrs. Grey C. Baker Dr. & Mrs. Barry Bakst

Mr. & Mrs. David S. Wiechecki 1979

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barnard

Mrs. Kathleen Wright

Mr. John M. Barnum 1980

Dr. & Mrs. Michael Xia

Mrs. Kathleen Bartley

Ms. Danielle K. Yearick 1990

Dr. W. S. Bartoshesky

Mr. & Mrs. James S. Yoder

Mr. & Mrs. Julian H. Baumann, Jr.

Mrs. Sheila A. 1986 & Mr. Kenneth A. Zimmerman

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Berl 1982

Archmere Sponsors $100-$249

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ASTEC, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Bannon

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Zwahlen 1975

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Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Arno

Wells Fargo & Company

Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Zugehar

Archmere parents gathered for a social in The Patio this January.

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley E. Arasim

Mrs. Rosalba R. Bellen Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Berl, Jr. 1972 Mr. & Mrs. Piylish Bhaidaswala Mr. Cyrus H. Bhedwar 1995 Dr. Michael L. Blackhurst Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Blaisdell

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Brown 1951 Dr. & Mrs. John D. Buggeln Mr. & Mrs. William J. Burkavage, Jr. 1966 Mr. Gerard P. Burke 1948 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Burkett Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Burns Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Burns 1956 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. Byrnes Mr. Sangho Byun 1991 and Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbride 1993 Mr. Robert M. 1995 & Mrs. Lauren Cahill Mr. & Mrs. Douglas B. Canfield Dr. & Mrs. Qing Cao Mr. Gerard J. Capano Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Carney, Jr. 1975 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Carney Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Carpenter 1966 Mr. & Mrs. Sean C. Carroll 1994 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Carroll 1980 Mr. Peter J. Cekaitis 1979 Mrs. Kristin E. 1999 & Mr. James Chambers Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Chapman

Mrs. Marcy Aitken

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Bock

Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Albero

Mr. & Mrs. Domenic J. Bonanni 1975

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Aleixo

Mr. Miles K. Bonner 2011

Mrs. Linda J. 1980 and Mr. Aristipo Chompre’

Mr. & Mrs. Franco D. Altoe

Ms. Megan H. Boswick 1988

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Christiansen

Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Ambrose, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. William B. Boundy, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Churchill

Mr. John M. Anderson 1950

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Bowers 1973

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Ciampoli 1986

Mr. Frank and Dr. Carla Andrews

Dr. David A. Boyajian 1996

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Cichanowsky, Sr.

Dr. Wu Chen & Mrs. Tina Zhao

Class of 2010 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Cocco Mr. & Mrs. Patrick E. Coggins Dr. & Mrs. Joseph C. College 1956 Ms. Kathryn E. Collins 1998 Mr. Mark D. Collins, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Conaty Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel Conde Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Conway 1965 Mrs. Rosemary Conway-Bauer Dr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Coogan Mr. & Mrs. John L. Cooney Judge & Mrs. Robert B. Coonin Mr. James G. Copeland 1950 Mr. Sean M. Corrigan 1994 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas R. Corrigan 1985 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Corrigan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Corsini Mr. John J. Costa Dr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Cottrell Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Coyne 1971 Mr. William E. Craven, Jr. 1944 Mr. Joseph R. Creekmore, Jr. 2011 Mr. Ernest Crofoot 1942 and Mrs. Michele Crofoot Mr. Thomas S. 1969 & Mrs. Frances S. Cross Mr. & Mrs. James J. Curren 1988 Mrs. Cynthia Cutler Mr. & Mrs. Dominick J. D’Eramo

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Donors for the 2010-2011 Fiscal Year

Archmere Sponsors $100-$249 (cont.)

Mr. & Mrs. Hervine A. DaCosta Mr. & Mrs. William C. Dailey Mr. John Daniello 1951 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Davies Mr. & Mrs. William H. Davis Mrs. Elizabeth F. Day Mr. & Mrs. Gedeon I. Deak Mrs. Patricia O. Dechellis 1992 Mr. Brian J. Del Collo 2009 Mr. & Mrs. John P. DelCampo 1968 Mr. Robert A. Depew Mr. Stephen E. Della Noce 2004 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. DeSantis Mr. Jeremiah Desmond 1939 Mr. Paul Desmond 1948 Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Dewees Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Dieter 1972

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Dujmovich, Jr. 1970 Mr. & Mrs. Colin Dunlavey Mr. & Mrs. William A. Dunphy 1969 EDIS Mr. & Mrs. John C. Edwards 1974 Dr. Daniel J. 1993 & Mrs. Michelle P. Elliott 1993 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Emmi, Esq. 1982 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Emptage Ms. Lisa A. Epifano Rev. & Mrs. Michael K. Evans, Sr. 1977 Mrs. Marisa A. Facciolo 1993 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Falkenstein 1984 Dr. & Mrs. J. Michael Fay 1961 Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Feld Mr. & Mrs. James H. Feldman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ferma Mr. J. Ronald Fidler 1949 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Filliben, Jr. 1978

Norma L. Garrett Mrs. Clare T. Gassler Ms. Kathryn M. Gazzillo 2011 Mr. & Dr. W. Thomas Gehrt 1967 Mr. & Mrs. Albert F. Giampietro 1962 Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Gillen Mr. & Mrs. F. George Gioffre Mr. & Mrs. William F. Githens, Jr. 1988 Mr. Sean E. Gleason 1970 Dr. & Mrs. James M. Goett 1968 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Golden Google Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Gordon Mr. & Mrs. David C. Gorelick Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Gorman 1976 Mr. & Mrs. David M. Green 1976 Mr. James S. Green, Jr. 1995 Dr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Gribbins 1961 Mrs. Lisa M. Gruss 1993

Mr. & Mrs. William O. Hazel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Hazzard 1961 Mrs. Sandra Hazzard Mr. Robert A. Hegel Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hemphill 1951 Mr. John D. Henry 1942 and Mrs. Janet H. Henry

Mrs. Nicole Theodore Kelly 1989 & Mr. Michael E. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Kennedy Dr. & Mrs. W. Alan Keogh Mr. & Mrs. Dennis T. Keough 1977 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Kestner, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth J. 1995 & Mr. Matthew King

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Henry, Sr.

Mrs. Kari M. 1980 and Mr. Howard Klaskin

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Herndon II 1957

Mrs. Genevieve Klein

Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Hickman 1964

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey P. Kline, Sr.

Mr. Matthew J. Hicks, Jr. 1955

Mrs. Katherine N. Klocko

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Hicks

Mr. John J. Klocko III

Mr. Benjamin D. Hill 1995

Mrs. Dinah Knox-Screven

Mr. & Mrs. Karl Hill

Kone Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Hill, Jr. 1967

Mr. Lewis Krieg 1963

Mrs. Denise T. Hindes

Ms. Julie E. Kubacki 1996

Ms. Jody Hoffman

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Kushner 1980

Dr. I. Dennis 1991 and Mrs. Jennifer J. 1991 Holgado

Mrs. Carron M. 1985 & Mr. Peter W. Laake

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Holland

Mrs. Danielle M. 1985 & Mr. Sean M. Filliben 1986

Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Guarino

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Dillman

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Finizio

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce DiNardo 1982

Mr. Stefan Gunther 1992 and Mrs. Maria Jean Rosini 1992

Dr. John J. Finley IV 1996

Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. DiNardo 1979

Mrs. N. Anne Fleming

Mr. Christian B. 1993 & Mrs. Celestine Hagerty

Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. DiSabatino 1999

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Ford

Mrs. Ann Hagerty

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Hrubovcak

Mr. Michael T. Dogum 1991

Mr. & Mrs. Erminio Foresta

Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Hahm, Esq.

Dr. & Dr. Ralph P. Ierardi

Mr. Edward J. Dolphin 2004

Mr. Christopher R. Forrest 1964

Mr. & Mrs. Dmitrios Halakos

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Jackey

Mr. Brian E. 2000 & Mrs. Erin Donnelly

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence T. Foti, Esq. 1968

Mrs. Joan P. Hare

Mr. Simon J. Jackson 1994

Dr. Thomas P. Dougherty

Mrs. Lisa M. 1985 & Mr. Steven Frankel

Mrs. Janine L. Harlam

Ms. Devra A. Jamison

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Dougherty 1958

Ms. Margaretta S. Frederick

Mr. William S. Harlam 2011

Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Jezyk

Mr. F. Neil 1985 & Mrs. Laura C. Dougherty

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony B. Furey

Mr. & Mrs. E. Thomas Harvey III

Mr. & Mrs. Suken C. Jogani

Mr. John E. Dougherty 1952

Mr. & Mrs. Howard J. Gallagher III 1967

Mrs. Kimberly Y. Harvey

Mr. Michael C. Johnson, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Dowling

Mr. Kevin M. Gallagher 2002

Mr. James W. Harvey 2006

Mr. Luke T. Jones 1996

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Doyle 1984

Dr. & Mrs. Mark J. Garcia

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Jones

The Honorable & Mrs. Joseph J. Longobardi 1948

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Dramis IV

Mr. Thomas F. Garrett 1946 and Mrs.

Mrs. Molly B. 1990 and Dr. Sean Hayes 1989

Mr. Richard Kaiser 1945

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lopresti

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Mr. & Mrs. Gerard F. Holmes Dr. Robert & Mrs. Judith Hoopes Mrs. Patricia J. Houck

Mr. John Lowman and Mrs. Helena Otsa Ms. Evi V. Lowman 2011 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Lynch Mr. and Mrs. George Lyon Mr. & Mrs. William F. Magrogan 1960 Dr. Charles F. Maguire 1957 Mr. & Mrs. Terrance S. Maguire 1984 Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Malfitano Ms. Michele B. Malizia Mr. & Mrs. John R. Malloy Mr. Brian Manelski Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Manlove Dr. & Mrs. William J. Mannella, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Gabriel Marcella 1960 Ms. Angela M. Marinelli 1990

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Lagasse 1980

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. DiFerdinando

Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Holland 1978

Dr. & Mrs. Paul F. Lovell 1957

Mr. & Mrs. Clinton S. Laird Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Lanahan 1960 Dr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Landini Mr. Denis E. LaSota Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Latini 1960 LeHane’s Bus Service, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Leigh 1978 Mr. Stephen C. 1989 & Mrs. Lindsay Lemak Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Lewis III 1962 Dr. & Mrs. Adam Lin Dr. & Ms. William J. Long, Ph.D. Mr. Eric J. Longo 2003

The Pop’s Concert, 2011.

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Donors for the 2010-2011 Fiscal Year

Archmere Sponsors $100-$249 (cont.)

Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Marinelli, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. McHugh 1950

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Monigal

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Orzel

Mrs. Diane M. 1984 & Mr. Keith A. McIntyre

Mr. & Mrs. Martin M. Mortimer

Mrs. Tara M. 1998 & Mr. Jeremy R. Osterstock

Mr. & Mrs. Sotiere Marinis

Mr. Christopher McKenney & Mrs. Martha Boston

Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Martin 1975

Mr. & Mrs. Garth J. McKinney 1990

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Mastella 1978

Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Mr. Michael A. 1992 & Mrs. Jaime Matassino

Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. McLaughlin 1956

Mr. & Mrs. David P. Mauk Mr. Daniel J. McCadden 2007 Mrs. Teresa M. 1981 & Mr. John McCausland Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. McCurnin Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McDermott

Mr. Christopher P. 1993 & Mrs. Stacey Mrozinski

Mr. & Mrs. Min H. Seo Dr. & Dr. Rafael Shapiro, Ph.D.

Ms. Stephanie D. Reid

Dr. & Mrs. Mark Mulvihill

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. Pammer

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Reilly

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth O. Munda

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Papa, Jr.

Mrs. Jill T. 1981 & Mr. John Renninger

Dr. & Mrs. John W. Murphy 1989

Mr. & Mrs. Ramesh Patel

Mrs. Maureen C. Repetto

Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Murphy

Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Patone

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Reutter Jr.

Mr. Daniel F. Shields III 1942 and Mrs. Beatrice F. Shields

Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. Murphy 1962

Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Patterson 1960

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Rim

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Shields 1973

Mrs. Amy L. 1984 & Mr. Gregory A. Murray

Mr. & Mrs. Walter R. Pavelchek

Dr. & Mrs. Denis P. Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Shopa Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Murray

Mr. & Mrs. Earl J. Pearce II

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Rogowski II 1978

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Short Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. McNelly 1971

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Nardo 1949

Mr. & Dr. William G. Peet

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Sibre 1967

Ms. Jessica A. Meany 2003

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Nardo 1952

Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Peipher 1981

Mrs. Joanne 1984 & Mr. Michael Rosenberg

Mr. Patrick T. 1981 & Mrs. Joan L. McNamara 1984 Mrs. Susan E. 1982 & Mr. Donald W. McNeill

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Mears III 1986

Mr. & Mrs. Terry J. Newitt

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Peterson 1973

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Mehringer

Dr. & Mrs. John M. Nista

Stanley J. Petraschuk

Mr. & Mrs. William V. McGlinchey

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew K. Merz

Mrs. Lisa C. 1994 & Mr. David Novak

Ms. Laura A. Pettinelli 2008

Mr. & Mrs. John E. McGovern 1958

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Mester

Novo Nordisk

Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. McGovern 1963

Dr. & Mrs. Leon M. Mielcarek, Jr. 1954

Mr. Robert A. Nowaczyk 1965

Mr. L. James Phillips 1944 and Mrs. Doris Phillips

Mr. & Mrs. David J. McGroarty

Dr. Bohdan M. Minczak 1972

Mr. Kevin McGuinness 1982

Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Miscoski 1966

Mr. Matthew B. 1999 & Mrs. Sophia C. O’Brien

Mr. Patrick J. McHugh, Jr. 1987

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Mongan

Mr. Robert O’Flynn O’Brien, Esq. 1975, Esq. and Mrs. Susan Over, Esq. Dr. & Mrs. Daniel P. O’Keefe Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. O’Keefe Ms. Emily G. O’Koren 2004 Mr. & Mrs. John J. O’Malley 1973 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. O’Malley 1981 Ms. Denise M. O’Meara Mrs. Kristen C. 1988 & Mr. Kevin O’Rourke Dr. & Mrs. Torsti O. J. Oja Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oleck Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Olivero 1982 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Olsen Mrs. Lois B. Olsen

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Mr. and Mrs. William Reid

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Selvaggi

Ms. Shannon R. Pammer 2011

Mr. & Mrs. James R. McEowen 1951

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Mr. R. Christopher 1991 & Ms. Maria A. Cole 1994

Mr. John W. Oravis 1970

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Picciotti Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Pomeroy III 1988 Ms. Andrea L. Poniecki 1997 Mrs. Dana E. 1991 & Mr. David Porter Dr. & Mrs. R Walter Powell Mr. & Mrs. Frank Proctor Dr. Nicholas F. Quercetti 1998 Mr. Leonard Quill 1949 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Quinn Mr. Raymond C. Radulski, Esq. 2001 Mrs. Linda J. Raineri Dr. & Mrs. Natwarlal V. Ramani Col. & Mrs. John M. Ramler, M.D. 1968 Mr. & Mrs. Colin Ramshaw Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Randolph Mr. & Mrs. Carmen J. Rappucci

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rothenbacher Dr. Richard A. Rowe 1946 and Mrs. Grace Bakey Rowe Mrs. Evelyn Rozploch Mr. & Mrs. William R. Russell III Ms. Lauren E. Ryan 2011 Ms. Megan K. Ryan 2011 Mr. & Mrs. R. Paul Ryan 1966 Mr. Thomas P. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Harold I. Salmons III Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Salvitti Dr. & Mrs. Charles A. Sanbe Dr. & Mrs. Junjie J. Sang Dr. D. Laine Santa Maria 1946 and Mrs. Mary A. Santa Maria Mr. Matthew Sargent Mr. & Mrs. Amartej Sawhney Mr. & Mrs. Christopher P. Scattergood 1960 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Schatzman Mr. and Mrs. Darren M. Schulke Mr. and Mrs. Derek W. Schultz Ms. Katherine M. Schultz 2007

Mrs. Rosalie A. Sheets Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Sheets 1984 Dr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Sherwin 1958

Mrs. Rosemary K. Sibre Mrs. Patricia A. 1982 & Mr. Alexander Signora Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Singley Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Skedzielewski Mr. Peter B. 1992 & Mrs. Jennifer Slease Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Small 1961 Mr. Matthew T. Sowa 2006 Ms. Alexandra C. Sowa 2001 Ms. Victoria M. Sowa 2006 Mr. Robert M. Spano, Jr. 1996 Mr. & Mrs. Marvin K. Spence Mr. Frank Spitz and Dr. Cheryl Bolinger Sprint Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Stellini Mr. & Mrs. David M. Stepanski Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Stevens Mrs. Nan K. Storm Dr. Phillip B. Storm, Jr. 1986 Mrs. Theresa F. 1988 & Mr. Richard T. Stover Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Swain Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Sweeney

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Donors for the 2010-2011 Fiscal Year

Archmere Sponsors $100-$249 (cont.)

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Sweeny 1983 Mr. & Mrs. Keith Sylvestre

Mr. & Mrs. Hubert C. Whan Tong

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Bradley 1964

Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Devine 1974

Mr. Robert J. Gunnip 1962

Mr. & Mrs. John Kuryea

Whisman Giordano CPAs

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Bradley 1987

Mrs. Theresa Dieter

Mrs. Karen 1986 & Mr. Thomas Hale

Ms. Julia S. Laird

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel W. Whitaker

Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Brawley Esq.

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. DiPinto 1962

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Landau III 1964

Mrs. Christina K. 1984 & Mr. Todd White

Ms. Andrea M. Broadt 2003

Mr. & Mrs. James V. DiSabatino 1961

Mr. James Joseph Haley 1944 and Mrs. Kathleen Ann Haley

Mrs. Rita Wilkins

Ms. Lisa H. Broadt 2005

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Donahue, Jr. 1973

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Willin

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald T. Brooks 1969

Mr. & Mrs. James L. Donahue 1969

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Wilson

Mr. Sean B. Buckley 1988

Ms. Barbara A. Dougherty

Mr. & Mrs. Leon Wojciehoski 1938

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Burke

Capt. & Mrs. Dennis M. Doyle 1962

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wolownik 1974

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Burton

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Doyle 1966

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Zakielarz

Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Calabrese Sr.

Mrs. Jennifer M. 1993 & Mr. Kevin J. Doyle

Ms. Emily Zhang 2011

Mrs. Beth A. 1997 & Mr. Eric S. Murphy

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Duszak

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence I. Zutz

Mr. William P. Caram

Ms. Meredith E. Eastburn 2006

Mr. Anthony J. 1988 & Mrs. Tonya Zweier

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Carney

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Fagan

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Zweier

Mr. Benedict Carroll

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Farley, Sr.

Mrs. Barbara J. Casta

Dr. Karen C. Feeney 1987

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Chanowski 1964

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Feil 1975

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Ursomarso, Jr. 1977

Archmere Associates $50-$99

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ciliberti 1975

Mr. & Mrs. Simone R. Feudo

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Vaile Jr.

1401 Condominium Association

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Cocco 2004

Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Finnegan

Dr. & Mrs. Salvatore Vasile

Ms. Jessica K. Ambrogi 2004

Mr. Christopher J. Conaway 1998

Mr. & Mrs. George L. Flamman 1963

Mr. & Mrs. Valentine A. Verissimo

Mr. Jess D. 1992 & Mrs. Heidi Anderson

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Conmy 1981

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Flynn 1974

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Voge 1982

Anonymous (4)

Mr. Andrew P. Coonin 2005

Ms. Jacqueline W. Ford 2003

Mr. Christopher G. 1999 & Mrs. Melissa Voudouris

Maj. Austin T. Appleton 1989

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Costa

Ms. Lois Ford

Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Costantini 1980

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Gallagher

Mr. & Mrs. Oleg Voytovich

Mrs. Rebecca M. 1982 and Mr. Thomas A. Asbury

Mr. Todd R. Coulson 1992

Ms. Kaitlin M. Gallagher 2002

Mrs. Adriane M. 1993 & Mr. Peter J. Wack

AZPAC

Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cresci

Mr. & Mrs. James L. Wagner 1959

Ms. Leigh A. Bacon 1994

Mr. Louis P. D’Angelo

Mrs. Christine M. 1991 & Mr. Stephen J. Gardiner

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Waldis

Ms. Katherine A. Bailey 2000

Ms. Carmelina F. D’Arro 1985

Mr. & Mrs. P. J. Ward

Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Baniewicz 1969

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. DeAngelis

Ward & Taylor, LLC

Mrs. Milagros Bautista

Mrs. Regina M. DeBevec

Dr. & Mrs. John J. Wasniewski, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Richard O. Benoit 1955

Mr. & Mrs. John O. Deemer

Mr. & Mrs. John V. Watson 1983

Mrs. Columbina Bonanni

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Deemer 1981

Mrs. Elizabeth A. 1991 & Mr. Greg Weinig

Mrs. Erin M. 1996 & Mr. David T. Bonner

Mr. & Mrs. Damian J. Demnicki 1986

Dr. Henri F. Wendel 1943

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Bosworth

Ms. Staci E. West 2011

Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Boyle 1995

Mr. Peter & Dr. Irene Szeto Mr. & Mrs. Brendan K. Taggart Mr. Scott A. Thomson 2008 Mr. Peter D. Thomson Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Tigani, Sr. 1961 Mr. John J. 1966 & Mrs. Patrice P. Tosi Mrs. Marilyn Trainer Dr. & Mrs. John H. Trudeau 1963 Mrs. Deborah M. Truscello 1981 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Turek Dr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Twarog 1970 Mr. Richard F. Ulak

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Dr. & Mrs. Mitchell Glass M.D. Mr. John A. Grace, Jr. Mr. Robert L. Gravell and Ms. Evelyn A. Strawbridge

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Hall, Jr.

Mrs. Noelle A. Lauer 1994 and Mr. Michael Paregian

Ms. Mary Frances Haney

Mr. Hugh D. Leahy III 1997

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin V. Harrington, Jr. 1962

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Leigh

Ms. Yvette G. Hart 1987

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Letts III 1958

Mrs. Kathleen C. 1987 & Mr. Tonino Nasuti

Dr. Marita G. Lind 1984

Mr. John J. Heinefield, Jr. 1964

Mr. & Mrs. James F. Lynch 1978

Ms. Natalie M. Hess 2003

Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. MacMillan

Ms. Christina M. Hess 2005

Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Magee, Esq. 1975

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Hickey 1989

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent D. Maguire, Jr. 1965

Mrs. Kristin K. 1991 & Mr. Mark M. Hodlofski

Mr. Phillip M. Maher 1996

Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Hogue Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hoopes III Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hutson 1949 Mr. Stephen A. Iacobucci 2007 Mr. & Mrs. Edmond M. Ianni, Esq. 1975 Ms. Alison M. Jackson 2001 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Jodlbauer 1967 Mr. John J. Jordan, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Anne R. Jordan 2003 Mr. & Mrs. James F. Kaib Mr. Brett N. Kennedy 1999 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Kiley Mrs. Rosemary K. Killian Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Kissel Mr. & Mrs. John F. Klempa

Ms. Stephanie Green

Mrs. Jane F. 1987 & Mr. Karl Klinger

Mrs. Elizabeth Green

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kopko 1956 Mr. Christopher J. Koppel 2005

Mr. & Mrs. James Denny

Mr. William H. 1979 and Mrs. Amanda C. 1981 Green

Mrs. Laura M. 1993 & Mr. R. James DeRose

Mr. & Mrs. Jackson W. Gribble 1966

Mr. & Mrs. Marc A. Kreider 1986

Mr. Humbert L. Maiocco Mr. John F. Matarese 1998 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Matassino 1953 Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Matyas Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. McBride Mr. John R. McBride, Jr. 2008 Mr. & Mrs. David M. McCrae 1979 Mr. Shawn P. McDonald 1989 Mr. John H. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. E. R. McKinstry Mr. & Mrs. Don McNeal Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. McNeal Ms. Stella J. McSparran Mr. & Mrs. Francis McVey Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Melloy 1955 Mr. & Mrs. David P. Mengers 1983 Mr. & Mrs. William Messick Mr. & Mrs. Alfred S. Messina 1965 Mr. Anthony E. Meyer 1957 Ms. Lacey M. Mielcarek 2000

Ms. Brittany R. Krygowski 2007

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Donors for the 2010-2011 Fiscal Year

Archmere Associates $50-$99 (cont.)

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Miller Mrs. E. Lynn 1985 & Mr. Michael Mineo Mitchell Energy Management Services, Inc. Ms. Mary A. Mongan Dr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Moore 1971 Mr. Daniel W. Moore Mrs. Christine C. 1995 & Mr. Garrett B. Moritz MorrisJames, LLP Mr. & Mrs. Bernard B. Mosebach 1949 Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Mrozinski Mrs. Shannon M. 1992 & Mr. Ronald Mullin

Ms. Alisa P. Raisis 2010

Mr. Richard U. Tobar 1982

Mr. William L. Raisis 2007

Mr. Michael A. Tosi 2008

Dr. Anthony J. Rapone Ms. Corinne L. Rapone 2007 Dr. Eric S. Richter 1966

Ms. Lauren E. Tosi 2004 Mr. Brian P. Trainer 1993 Ms. Tram-Anh L. Tran Poprik 1997

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Riehs 1965

Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Tumas

Mrs. Marie Pat 1994 & Mr. Mark R. Romano

Mr. Akinola A. Verissimo 2004

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Ryan Mr. Richard Ryan Mr. Nicholas F. Sanna 1998 Mr. Stephen L. Sapienza 1969 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Savage Mr. Chauncey Scarbrough Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Schilly 1953

Mr. & Mrs. David L. Voit Mr. & Mrs. Theodore E. Von Mechow 1956 Ms. Jillian Waldman Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Weir Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Werner Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. White Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Wise

Dr. Elizabeth L. Baker Steenson 1997 and Mr. Eric Steenson Mr. Nathan D. Barillo 2005 Ms. Catherine T. Bartels 2005 Mr. & Mrs. John Bellace Mr. Matthew Bellen 1998 Ms. Julia A. Bellen 1995 Mrs. Rosalba R. Bellen Mr. Adam G. Bellen 2000 Mrs. Ann A. Belmonte Mr. David A. Berger Ms. Patricia Blair Mr. Philip J. Blonski 2008 Ms. Rosemary Bock 2006 Ms. Elizabeth G. Bock 2008

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Murphy 1965

Ms. Eileen C. Schmunk 1999

Mrs. Heather L. 1988 & Mr. Matthew D. Wohl

Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Neavling

Mr. & Mrs. David R. Scotton 1949

Mr. Robert L. Yacyshyn 1997

Mr. James H. Bonner 2001

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Nowaczyk

Mr. Dennis M. Selfridge 1978

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zajano 1963

Mr. Ryan Bonner 2006

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Nowak

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory W. Shannon 1964

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zakielarz 1983

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Bowie

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. O’Hara 1972

Ms. Mildred I. Shaw

Mr. James L. Zawicki

Mr. Noel Breger

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. O’Malley

Mr. & Mrs. Walter K. Sherwin, Jr. 1956

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Zenorini

Mrs. Christine L. Bryan 1995

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Olivere III 1966

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Silvius

Mrs. Dea M. 1982 & Mr. John Zufelt

Ms. Susan Brynteson

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Orgiefsky 1981

Ms. Courtney M. Slowik 2004

Major & Mrs. David J. Osborn, M.D. 1992

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. J. P. Osmond 1963

Ms. Kathryn F. Bonanni 2011

Ms. Rebecca F. Buckley 2004 Ms. Madeline R. Buckley 2011

Mr. E. Lee Stein, Jr. 1982

Archmere Donors $1-$49

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Paolella

Mrs. Regan M. 1996 & Mr. Eric D. Stephens

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Algeo 1963

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Budka, Jr. 1978

Mr. and Mrs. James Parks

Dr. & Mrs. Shao-Tang Sun

Mr. Christopher J. Ambrogi 2011

Mr. Christian M. Burdziak 2003

Ms. Elizabeth E. Penza 2003

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Takata

Mr. Michael K. Ambrogi 2011

Ms. Jillian M. Burdziak 2006

Mr. Edward J. Peters 1941 and Mrs. Dolores H. Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tatasciore

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Anderson 1977

Mr. Grant R. Burton 1994

Ms. Stephanie M. Taylor 1993

Mr. Thomas R. Byrnes 2011

The Newberry Group

Mr. Matthew C. 1997 & Mrs. Eileen Anderson

Ms. Danielle M. Thomson 2003

Anonymous (6)

Mr. Louis A. Camagna 1972

Mr. Ryan J. Tibbetts 2000

Avalon Senior Citizens Organization

Ms. Lynn M. Campbell 1994

Time Warner

Ms. Janet M. Aviola

Ms. Theresa M. Carroll 1985

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Petrillo 1997 Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Phillips Ms. Catherine M. Powell Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Preston 1959 Mr. Terence V. Profita 2004

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Mr. Garrett C. Baker 2011

Mr. & Mrs. J. Gregory Carroll 1966

Mr. Stephen J. Demanovich 2000

Mrs. Constance Cekaitis

Mr. Raymond H. DeMarco 2011

Mr. Daniel Collins

Mr. Stephen J. DiBianca 2011

Ms. Karen Conaway 2001

Mr. Michael A. 1978 & Mrs. Theresa H. DiFonzo

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Conlin Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Connolly 1971 Mr. Justin A. Cooper 2008 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Corsi Mr. William F. Cottrell 2011 Ms. Devon M. Courtney 2010 Ms. Katherine A. Crifasi 2011 Mrs. Mary A. 1979 & Mr. Patrick M. Cronin Mr. & Mrs. James H. Cunnie, Jr. 1951 Mrs. Lindsay C. Curtin 2003 Mr. Paul F. Cutler Mr. & Mrs. John A. D’Allura Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. D’Aurizio Ms. Leah E. daPonte Mr. Michael J. Davolos 2005 Mr. Foster M. Day 2011 Mr. & Mrs. John Deely Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Deirmengian Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael DeMaio 1992

Mr. Dario DiFrancesco 2011 Ms. Kristen L. DiNardo 2011 Ms. Laura E. DiPrinzio 2007 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Donaghy Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Donovan 1977 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin B. Donovan Ms. Elaine H. Duggan Mr. & Mrs. John J. Dulski Ms. Alexandra E. Duszak 2007 Ms. Elizabeth Eccles Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Egan Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Fagan 1950 Mrs. Dorothy L. Falkenstein Mr. & Mrs. Francis L. Fennell, Jr. 1960 Mr. Patrick J. Ford 2007 Mr. Alfred Fraczkowski Ms. Michelle S. Fremuth 2009 Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Furey, Esq. 1985

Mr. Dillon C. Buckley 2009

Mr. John F. Calvello 1965

Mrs. Patricia Pomeroy poses with students in her very last class at Archmere. Mrs. Pomeroy worked at Archmere for more than 30 years, teaching in the science department.”

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Donors for the 2010-2011 Fiscal Year

Archmere Donors $1-$49 (cont.)

Mr. Johnathan L. Gajdos 2000 Ms. Meghan C. Gallagher 1998 Mr. Eric L. Gannon 2007 Mr. & Mrs. David B. Gazzillo

Ms. Ainsley M. Hertrich 2005

Ms. Katherine M. L. Keogh 2007

Mr. and Ms. Edward McGinley

Dr. & Mrs. James R. Osborn

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Spillan

Mrs. Donna M. 1979 & Mr. Robert R. Hiddemen

Mr. & Mrs. Philip F. King 1955

Mr. & Mrs. John P. McHugh 1970

Mr. & Mrs. James E. Palmer

Ms. Lindsay P. Subers 2002

Mrs. Frank J. Kiselas

Mr. Matthew T. McNeal 2011

Mr. Matthew W. Papa 1995

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Szatkowski 1964

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Kropp

Mr. Patrick M. McNeal 2007

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Pileggi 1977

Mr. Weston K. Takata 2011

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Kuhn

Mr. Thomas C. Mengers 2010

Mr. Zachary A. Pinto 2011

Mrs. Bridget G. Therriault 2000

Ms. Abigail E. Kushner 2010

Mr. Samuel L. Mester 2011

Mr. Armand C. Piraino 1975

Mr. Kyle G. Townsend 2011

Mr. William B. Larson 2004

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Moran 1972

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Porth

Mrs. Frances 1982 & Mr. Carl Tuinistra

Ms. Emily M. Leach 2001

Mr. Mark Morse 1963 & Dr. Winnie Morse

Mr. Brandon S. Reid 2010

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. LeBrun, Sr. 1950

Ms. Jennifer Moyer and Mr. Michael Domaux

Capt. and Mrs. Barron Rendel 1988

Mrs. Regina C. 1986 & Mr. Thomas W. Turnbach

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rogers

Mr. Richard L. Vanderloo 1954

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Russo

Mr. Anthony A. Vasile 2011

Mr. David Sang 2011

Ms. Jessica L. Vitagliano 2010

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin N. Schmidt 2002

Mr. & Mrs. David A. 1989 Voell

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Schwartz

Ms. Audrey E. Walker 2011

Mr. & Mrs. Dillon F. Scofield

Xiaolu Wang

Ms. Elissa M. Shanley 1990

Dr. & Dr. Chengrong R. Wang

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Hilton 1973 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Hitchens Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hoch

Mr. Robert R. Giannini 1967

Mrs. Catherine L. 1984 & Mr. Peter S. Hodder

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Giannitrapani

Mr. & Dr. Zhenbo Huang

Ms. Rachel M. Gillen 2011

Mr. & Mrs. Edmond S. Ianni

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Gillespie

Ms. Katherine A. Ierardi 2011

Mr. & Mrs. James F. Gleason, Jr. 1961

Ms. Elizabeth D. Jamison

Mr. & Mrs. David R. Goorland

Mr. Jason C. Jordan 1989

Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Gordon

Mr. Daniel M. Kane 2000

Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Graef

Mr. Niko T. Karolidis 2011

Dr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Granite

Mr. Will G. Kaufmann, Jr. 2007

Mr. Dominic A. Gregorio 2010

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keane

Mr. Matthew F. Hamilton 2011

Mr. & Mrs. A. Michael Kendig 1958

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Haney

Ms. Colleen M. Kennedy 2005

Ms. Karen D. Hanson 1979

Mr. John H. Kennedy III 1998

Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Hernandez

Mr. Michael B. Kennedy 2011

Mr. & Mrs. Van H. Leichliter, Esq. Ms. Casey A. Leonard 2011 Mr. Daniel F. Liebner 2006 Mr. & Mrs. Donald N. Longo Mr. Thomas Love Mr. & Mrs. Connell F. Maguire 1952 Mrs. Lindsay A. 2003 & Mr. Domenic Maiorano

Ms. Elsie R. Murphy Ms. Sophia E. Nannas 2010 Ms. Kristin A. Nannas 2005 Dr. & Mrs. Zaki Nashed 1983 Dr. Gregory W. Natello 1972 Mr. Paul S. Neal 2011 Ms. Hayley N. Nedbalski 2011

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Manley

Mr. Christopher F. Nenno 2004

Mr. Matthew G. Manlove 1997

Ms. Helen Nicholson

Mrs. Erin B. 1995 & Mr. Jason Marcellus

Ms. Claire T. Nollet 1979

Ms. Patricia A. Marge

Ms. Michelle E. Nowak 2009

Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Marinelli III

Mrs. Lauren J. 1993 & Mr. Jeremy O’Boyle

Ms. Joanna R. Marinelli 2000

Ms. Lindsey A. Olivere 2011

Mr. & Mrs. Rocco L. Mascioli

Mr. William D. Sheehan 2011 Mr. & Mrs. John R. F. Sheridan 1962 Mr. Justin P. Signora 2011 Dr. Nancy Signorielli Ms. Lisa N. Skedzielewski 2006 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Smolko 1965 Ms. Katherine Sobus

Mr. & Mrs. Justin A. Warner 1989 Mr. Thomas J. Weiss 2002 Mrs. Heidi H. 1992 & Mr. Erskine L. White Mr. Philip T. Williams 2010 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Worton Ms. Michelle R. Zambito 2011

Master, Sidlow & Associates, P.A. Mr. James W. Mathews Mr. Christopher A. Mathewson 2011 Ms. Sarah A. Mattern 2011 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. McAlonan Mr. Thomas P. McBride 2002 Mr. Peter S. McBride 2004

Archmere Academy is grateful for each and every gift we receive.

Please accept our sincere apology if your name has been inadvertently omitted or listed incorrectly.

Please notify us of any changes or corrections that need to be made for future listings.

Mr. Neil McCall Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. McCarthy 1966 Archmere students show off their new class rings at a reception in The Patio following the Junior Ring Mass on April 13, 2011.

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Mr. Christopher G. McCord 2011

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Ways To Invest In Archmere Academy

Ways To Invest In Archmere Academy

Types of Gifts Gifts of Cash

Named Gifts

Write a check to Archmere Academy, send a money order, or use your credit card to make a secure gift online at www.ArchmereAcademy.com. You can even make your gift in automatic monthly installments.

There are a variety of naming opportunities available for leadership gifts. Contact us to discuss opportunities.

Gifts of Appreciated Stock/Securities Stock gifts provide significant tax benefits. Capital gains taxes are completely avoided and you receive an income tax deduction for the full market value of the stock.

Contact us for easy to use transfer instructions.

Matching Gifts Many companies match employees’ and retirees’ contributions. Visit www.matchinggifts.com to see if your/ your spouse’s company is one of them. If so, your Human Resources Office will have easy instructions on how to double, sometimes even triple, your gift.

New 2011-2012 Giving Societies To further recognize the generosity of our donors, Archmere Academy is unveiling the following Giving Societies in the 2011-2012 fiscal year. We hope to see your name listed among them in the future!

Memorial and Honorarium Gifts

Headmaster’s Society:

Auk’s Circle:

Celebrate or pay tribute to a loved one by making a gift in their honor or memory.

St. Augustine Society: .............................. $25,000 +

Sponsor: ............................................... $500 - $999

St. Norbert Society: .................... $15,000 - $24,999

Sustainer: ............................................. $250 - $499

Blessed Hugh of Fosse: ...............$10,000 - $14,999

Contributor:.......................................... $100 - $249

Endowment Gifts

Founder: ......................................... $5,000 - $9,999

Associate:................................................... $1 - $ 99

An endowment gift is a gift that lasts forever.

The principal remains in tact while the income supports Archmere in perpetuity.

Benefactor: ..................................... $2,500 - $4,999

Gifts-In-Kind Gifts of goods and services are also welcome.

Patron:............................................ $1,500 - $2,499 Fellow: ............................................ $1,000 - $1,499

Abbott Pennings Society: Leave a legacy for the future of Archmere and

Charitable Gift Planning

be recognized for your generosity today. Become a member by notifying us of your intentions.

There are a variety of creative ways to fulfill your philanthropic goals by supporting Archmere Academy. Charitable gift planning enables you to maximize your philanthropic potential, achieve significant tax advantages and even secure lifetime income for you or some one else. You can realize financial benefits today while enriching the lives of others far into the future. We would be happy to work with you and your financial advisor to achieve your charitable goals.

Bequests

Life Income Gifts

Where there is a will, there is a way! Name Archmere Academy as the recipient of all or a portion of your estate and reduce your estate taxes.

There are a variety of gift vehicles that enable you to transfer assets such as securities, retirement plan benefits and life insurance to Archmere Academy, benefit from a current income tax deduction, and receive income for life.

Gifts of Life Insurance Make Archmere Academy the owner and beneficiary of your paid-up insurance policy and receive a current income tax deduction.

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Thank You! Contact Us:

Archmere Academy [ p ] 302-798-6632 [ f ] 302-792-2997 3600 Philadelphia Pike t Claymont, DE 19703 www.archmereacademy.com

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In Memoriam We remember and pray for those who have passed since the last Archmerean; September 2010 - July 2011.

Mrs. Mary E. O’Neill September 2, 2010 Maternal grandmother of James ’89 and Jay ’93 Freebery Mr. Raymond Hull September 7, 2010 Maternal grandfather of Michael Esposito ’14 Mrs. Carol Carroll September 10, 2010 Mother of Michael ’74, Mark ’77 and Marcie ’83 Carroll Mrs. Rosemary Neal September 11, 2010 Paternal grandmother of Paul Neal ’11 Mr. Joseph L. Abbott Jr. ’72 September 2, 2010 Brother of Andrew ’79 and William ’80 Abbott Mr. William J. Wohlhagen September 15, 2010 Paternal grandfather of Jamie ’04, Kelly ’06 and Jonathan ’09 Wolhlhagen Rev. William F. Leonard September 26, 2010 Former Archmere faculty member (1974-1978) Mr. Robert Dennis Wilson September 27, 2010 Father of Darren Wilson ’88 Uncle of Mark Smith ’86 Mr. William A. Hannigan October 2, 2010 Father of William ’68 and Robert ’75 Hannigan

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Mr. Albert A. Pavlic October 4, 2010 Charter member of Archmere’s Board of Trustees (1980-1985) Father of John ’62 and Thomas (1963-1964) Pavlic Mr. James Edward Clucas, Sr. October 12, 2010 Maternal grandfather of Brendan ’01 and Declan ’07 Phillips Mr. Francis J. Lucia, Jr. October 18, 2010 Father of Francis J. Lucia, III ’80 Mr. Thomas J. Fagan, Sr. October 21, 2010 Paternal grandfather of Adam ’05 and Erica ’11 Fagan Mrs. Mary Frances Girardi October 23, 2010 Paternal grandmother of Claudia Girardi ’94 Aunt of Michael Marinelli ’76, Archmere Headmaster Mrs. Filomena Cella October 31, 2010 Maternal grandmother of Linda Palmer, former Archmere staff member (2005-2011) Great-grandmother of Matthew Palmer ’09 Mrs. Doris Elizabeth Milligan November 2, 2010 Mother of Joseph J. Milligan ’74 Mr. George T. Dundon November 8, 2010 Maternal grandfather of Sara ’01, Matthew ’02 and Paul ’08 Toner

Mr. Myerl A. Curren November 10, 2010 Father of James J. Curren ’88 Mr. William A. Coyle November 12, 2010 Father of Carson Coyle ’08 Mrs. Maureen Lee McGovern November 17, 2010 Former Archmere faculty member (1988-1990, 1996-1998.)

Sister of Ronald Lee ’61 Robert A. LoBue November 21, 2010 Paternal grandfather of Kyle LoBue (2003-2005) Mr. Fiore M. Celano November 22, 2010 Paternal grandfather of Fiore ’96 and James ’99 Celano Mr. Earl C. Francis ’56 December 4, 2010 Former Archmere teacher (1960-1962) Mr. Robert S. Barksdale December 4, 2010 Paternal grandfather of Andrew Barksdale ’11 Mrs. Lorraine A. McDermott December 10, 2010 Mother of Christa McDermott ’92 Mrs. Virginia I. Grimm December 15, 2010 Mother of Thomas ’73 and Rev. John ’83 Grimm Paternal grandmother of Kathleen ’04, Meghan ’08 and Victoria ’12 Grimm

Mr. Francesco Tomasulo December 20, 2010 Maternal grandfather of Deborah ’83, Daniel ’85 and Flora ’86 Cauley

Mr. John L. Cooney January 30, 2011 Father of Edward ’80 and Janet ’87 Cooney

Mr. Edward Laska February 18, 2011 Father of Gerald ’70, Michael ’73, Anne ’81, and Peter ’84 Laska

Mrs. Jean S. Longobardi December 22, 2010 Mother of the late Joseph J. Longobardi, III ’75

Mr. Richard F. Ulak February 2, 2011 Father of Andrew Ulak ’89 and Nancy Ulak Granda ’90

Mr. Dennis F. Gormley ’56 December 27, 2010

Mrs. Geraldine McDermott February 4, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Colin ’10, Claire ’13, and Christine ’14 McDermott

Mrs. Nancy Zawicki February 18, 2011 Mother of Glenn, ’85 and Andrea, ’88 Zawicki Mother-in-law of Kathleen Walsh Zawicki ’85

Mr. Rocco Urella January 1, 2011 Father of the late Rocco ’60 and the late Phillip ’64 Urella Mrs. Maria Antalffy January 17, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Danielle Antalffy ’98 Mr. William C. Hiddemen Sr. January 17, 2011 Paternal grandfather of Olivia Hiddemen ’14 Mrs. Katherine David January 19, 2011 Mother of Michael David, ’66 Mother-in-law of Arthur Girton, ’64 Maternal grandmother of Alice Girton ’10 Mr. John F. Giroso January 20, 2011 Maternal grandfather of Christian Hagerty ’93 Mrs. Ruth H. Vaile January 22, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Alyssa ’09 and Amanda ’12 Vaile Mr. John E. Redefer ’52 January 25, 2011

Mrs. Lucretia Mandas February 5, 2011 Mother of John G. Mandas ’80 Mrs. Catherine R. Winner February 7, 2011 Maternal grandmother of Jacqueline, ’03 and Patrick, ’07 Ford Mrs. Rita C. Crifasi February 8, 2011 Mother of Philip, ’67 and Stephen, ’69 Crifasi Paternal grandmother of Stephen, ’03, Jane, ’05, and Katherine, ’11 Crifasi Mrs. Doris A. Dorsey February 12, 2011 Maternal grandmother of Anthony Manerchia ’92 and Tracey Manerchia Yovino ’95 Mr. Matthew J. Hicks, Jr., ’55 February 15, 2011 Mrs. Marjorie Ferry Ora February 15, 2011 Mother of Katherine Ora Chadwick ’90, Sergio Ora ’93 and Theresa Ora ’98

Mr. Robert J. Filliben February 21, 2011 Archmere student in 1947-1948 Bother of Francis, ’46, Vincent, ’47 (Archmere teacher and coach, 1953-1992) and the late John ’44 Filliben Mrs. Helen R. Lindsay February 24, 2011 Mother of Helene Taylor (former Archmere staff member) and Edward Lindsay (former Archmere faculty member) Maternal grandmother of Michael ’91, Stephanie ’93, and Maureen ’98 Taylor Dr. Charles F. Maguire ’57 February 25, 2011 Father of Michele ’81 and Terrance ’84 Maguire Mrs. Sabina M. Hebbel February 28, 2011 Mother of Moira Hebbel O’Connor ’82 Mrs. Mardelle Yackshaw Wood March 7, 2011 Mother of Thomas ’64, John ’66 and Earl (1964-1966) Wood

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In Memoriam Mr. Harry H. McGarity March 9, 2011 Maternal grandfather of Lauren Healy Scarpaci ’88, Colleen Healy Corrado ’98, and Megan Healy ’02 Mr. John G. Ambrogi, Sr. March 9, 2011 Father of John G. Ambrogi, Jr. ’76, Varsity Football Coach Paternal grandfather of Jessica ’04, Michael ’11 and Christopher ’11 Ambrogi Mrs. Pauline Leone March 18, 2011 Mother of the late Michael J. Leone, ’75 Mrs. Anna M. Grillo March 18, 2011 Mother of Domenic M. Grillo, ’65 and Joanne Gioffre former Archmere staff member, (1981-2001) Maternal grandmother of Donna Gioffre Furey, ’80; Michael J. Gioffre, ’81; Patricia Gioffre Scott, ’86; Kert F. Anzilotti, ’88; George F. Gioffre, ’89; Craig E. Anzilotti, ’90; Chad G. Anzilotti, ’94 and the paternal grandmother of Joanne Grillo Rosenberg, ’84; Andrea Grillo Talley, ’87; Tina Grillo Horgan, ’92; and Angela Grillo Dengler, ’95 Mr. J. Bradley McManus March 21, 2011 Father of Mary Louise Paski, Archmere staff member Father-in-law of Charles Paski ’76 Mr. John J. Donovan, Jr. ’76 March 23, 2011 Brother of Raymond F. Donovan, ’79 Uncle of Thomas, ’09 and Marie, ’15 Donovan

Mr. Austin Anthony Lobo, Sr. March 30, 2011 Father-in-law of Vinita Lobo, Archmere faculty member Paternal grandfather of Jonathan Lobo ’14

Mrs. Theresa Facciolo April 16, 2011 Mother of David Facciolo ’73 and paternal grandmother of Samantha ’02 and Carmen (2001-2003) Facciolo

Mr. Philip Volpe March 31, 2011 Father of Kathryn Volpe DeMark ’98

Mr. Vincent James Scurria April 18, 2011 Paternal grandfather of Andrew Scurria ’05

Mr. Max Corzilius March 31, 2011 Father of John Corzilius, ’79 Ms. Mary Kathryn Connell April 8, 2011 Daughter of Lawrence J. Connell, ’71 Paternal granddaughter of Mr. Jerome Connell and Mrs. Catherine Pie Connell (former Archmere staff members) Mr. Richard D. O’Brien April 11, 2011 Father of Mrs. Mary Ann Slowik, ’79 (Archmere trustee) Maternal grandfather of Nicholas’98 and Kelli Ann ’02 Quercetti, Courtney ’04 and Kyle ’09 Slowik Mr. Joseph P. Slowik April 15, 2011 Paternal grandfather of Courtney ’04 and Kyle ’09 Slowik Mr. Robert A. Saunders, Jr April 15, 2011 Father of Robert A. Saunders, III ’93 Mr. Stephen John Kavanaugh ’71 April 16, 2011 Brother of Michael (1961-1962), Timothy ’67, and Richard ’75 Kavanaugh

Mrs. Jana Pearson Mason April 23, 2011.

Mother of Natalie ’14 Wife of Michael Mason, Head JV Women’s Basketball Coach.

Mr. Hubert Cecil Whan Tong April 25, 2011 Paternal grandfather of Bridget Whan Tong ’11 Dr. J. Ronald Halenda April 29, 2011 Father of Natasha ’89 and John (1986-1987) Halenda Dr. Frank B. Falbey May 2, 2011 Father of Robert Falbey ’68 Mrs. Mary Jane Johnson May 2, 2011 Maternal grandmother of Michael Aleixo ’12 Mr. Walter M. Krauss May 5, 2011 Father of Mary Beth Krauss Adam ’85, and Barbara Ann Krauss (1989-1990) Mr. Thomas J. Scanlon, Sr. May 6, 2011 Father of Thomas J., Jr. ’65 and Kevin M. ’67 Scanlon Mr. Edward J. Collins, Jr. ’66 May 8, 2011

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Dr. Carmen Salgado Ora May 13, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Katherine Ora Chadwick ’90, Sergio Ora ’93 and Theresa Ora ’98 Mrs. Joyce Whan Tong May 14, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Bridget Whan Tong ’11 Mr. Donald Finnegan May 16, 2011 Maternal grandfather of Drew Cocco ’04, Archmere faculty member

Mr. Gordon Lee McNeill June 2, 2011 Paternal grandfather of Matthew McNeill ’14 Father-in-law of Susan Conforte McNeill ’82 Mrs. Elizabeth Nepa June 5, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Ernest M. Nepa, Jr., ’11 Mr. James Thomas Lober ’62 June 9, 2011

Mrs. Marie Annone May 16, 2011 Former Archmere staff member

Mr. Joseph Sieneski June 9, 2011 Father of Kathy Sieneski Gallagher ’80 Charter Archmere Trustee (1980-1988)

Mrs. Madeline T. LaMacchia May 21, 2011 Maternal grandmother of Benjamin ’95 and Andrew ’97 Hill

Mr. H. Gerard Heimbecker June 13, 2011 Father of James ’76 and Gerard Heimbecker ’85

Mr. Albert J. Haywood, Jr. ’49 May 21, 2011

Mr. Alfred H. Mauriello June 12, 2011 Paternal grandfather of Jeffery ’02 and Christina ’97 Mauriello

Mr. Anthony J. Lodise ’72 May 21, 2011 Mrs. Eleanor T. Capista May 26, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Joseph ’95 and Vanessa ’97 Capista Mr. Frank Kiselas May 27, 2011 Former Archmere staff member (2001-2010) Mrs. Maureen Gallen May 31, 2011 Mother of Connor Gallen ’11 Rev. Joseph (Albert) Bozzelli June 1, 2011 Former Archmere staff member, Principal (1977-1983.)

Mrs. Vilma L. DiMuzio June 14, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Michael ’98 and Adam ’02 DiMuzio Mrs. Brighid Brooks June 18, 2011 Wife of John S. Brooks, Jr. ’66, M.D Mrs. Angeline A. Demanovich June 29, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Stephen J. Demanovich ’00 Mr. Norma L. DiFonzo June 29, 2011 Maternal grandmother of Christopher ’05, Kyle ’08 and Trevor ’11 Brown

Mrs. Emily M. Eppes June 30, 2011 Paternal grandmother of Marissa ’10 and Cara ’12 Eppes Dr. Nora O’Flynn O’Brien July 2, 2011 Mother of Richard ’72, Denis ’74 and Robert ’75 O’Flynn O’Brien Paternal grandmother of Katherine ’05, Denis ’07, Julia ’08 and Ciara ’12 O’Flynn O’Brien Mr. David G. Meddings July 7, 2011 Paternal grandfather of D. Colin Boese Meddings ’08 Mrs. Frances Scarbrough July 16, 2011 Mother of Paul ’79, Carl ’81, and Eric ’82 Scarbrough President of the Mothers’ Guild (1981-1982) Mr. Brian P. Murphy ’56 July 20, 2011 Father of Kevin ’89, Brian ’92, Sean ’95, and Kathleen ’99 Murphy Brother of the late Brendan ’47 and the late Kevin ’50 Murphy Uncle of Daniel Madinabeitia ’88 Mrs. Carolyn M. Naccarelli July 21, 2011 Mother of Brian Naccarelli ’01 Mrs. Claire P. Scanlon July 27, 2011 Mother of Thomas J. Jr. ’65, Kevin M. ’67 Scanlon.

Mrs. Anne M. Getty July 28, 2011 Mother of Brian J. Getty ’75 and Geralyn Getty Brostron ’79

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Archmere Academy Prayer

Memorial Mass On March 20, 2011, a gathering of approximately 100 members of the Archmere community joined together in The Patio in prayer and remembrance for the 22nd Annual Alumni Memorial Mass. Sponsored by the Alumni Association with support from the Office of Institutional Advancement, the Alumni Memorial Mass honored the former faculty and staff and the alumni of Archmere who have passed away. Father McLaughlin served as the mass’ celebrant. Dr. Marinelli and three Archmere students provided the musical accompaniment. At the close of the mass, several alumni read out the names of the deceased faculty, staff and alumni, which were listed in the invitation and mass booklet. After mass, a breakfast reception was enjoyed in the music room.

- Pietate et Scientia God, you call us to walk in unity of mind and heart intent on you.

Give us that reverence for one another

Sports Banquet

that will make us

On February 4, 2011, the Archmere Academy Alumni Association inducted Michael Fay ’61, Michael J. Hare ’79, and Thomas Weiss ’02 into the Archmere Sports Hall of Fame.

apostles of peace.

Family and friends, former coaches and teachers, fellow alumni and Archmere community members came together under the stained glass ceiling in The Patio with a dinner and induction ceremony. The inductees were recognized for their individual contributions to the Archmere athletic programs and for their accomplishments on and off the field as graduates.

Grant that the knowledge of this day may flow into our worship of your Name

The evening was emceed by Archmere football coach and alumnus, Jerry Ambrogi ’76 and featured introductions by former coaches E. John Walsh and Paul Pomeroy, as well as Don Weiss. Headmaster, Dr. Michael Marinelli provided the invocation.

and our service for the life of the world.

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