The Archmerean - Fall 2014

The Archmerean “We Are All On The Same Journey”

Volume LXXX Fall 2014

The Archmerean

“We Are All On The Same Journey” The cover of this issue is a photograph of The Patio taken by Chair of the Archmere Academy Art Department, Ms. Jody Hoffman, using High-Dynamic-Range (HDR) technique. “HDR is a set of techniques in exposure to get the greatest dynamic range of luminosity possible. It is achieved by capturing and then combining different exposures of the exact same image,” says Jody. In her photography classes, Jody teaches her students about the importance of taking several shots of a scene and shows them how bracketing an image can allow you to create the perfect exposure. Like Jody’s work of art, the beauty – the success – of Archmere Academy relies on a combination of perspectives. The viewpoints and talents of our students, faculty, alumni, parents, and friends are essential to the fulfillment and furthering of the Academy’s mission. We have a shared purpose and a shared journey.

Board of Trustees

Board of Trustees

Managing Editor and Layout

Damian M. Andrisani, Esq. ’91

Mary Ann E. O’Brien Slowik ’79, PP ’04 ’09

Colleen Sabatino

Richard M. Beck ’82, CP ’18 Chair, Strategic Planning Committee Frank J. Behm ’74, PP ’13 John S. Gerard, PP ’10 ’13 Board Chair Kevin J. Gilroy, PP ’08 ’11 ’13 Chair, Advancement Committee William F. Githens ’64, PP ’88 ’90 ’92 ’94 ’96 Thomas C. Grimm, Esq. ’73, PP ’04 ’08 ’12 Candace Penza, PP ’97 ’99 ’01 Elaine C. Fry Reilly, Esq. ’83, CP ’17, PP ’13 Rt. Rev. Ronald J. Rossi, O.Praem

Andrew S. Thomson, CP ’18, PP ’08 ’11 Chair, Finance and Facilities Committee Barbara A. Wasik, Ph.D., PP ’09 ’11 Chair, Mission & Heritage Committee Victoria C. Yatzus Chair, Academic Affairs Committee

Communications Manager

Design and Layout Angela Marinelli ’90 & Jac Cottrell Yellow Sky Consulting

Contributors:

Legal Counsel

Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76

Anthony G. Flynn ’69, Esq., PP ’03 ’04

Robert E. Shields ’60, PP ’97 John S. Gerard, PP ’10 ’13

Executive Officer

Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76, Headmaster

Rebecca W. Baeurle, CFRE , PP ’14 Katherine Ball-Weir, CFRE, CP ’17 John J. Jordan, III ’80, CP ’18, ’15, PP ’12 Amber Combs Jody Hoffman

The abbreviation “CP” and “PP” after each name indicate the individual’s status as a “Current Parent” or a “Past Parent” with their child(ren)’s graduation years following.

Allison McCord Erin P. McNichol ’92 David Oswinkle Joseph Marinelli

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. 19703; by phone: 302-798-6632 ext. 708; or by e-mail: acombs@archmereacademy.com

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Features

“A Message from The Headmaster” — Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 ................................................................. 4 Your Opinion Matters: Feasibility Planning Study for Archmere Academy ........................................................... 7 New Courses Offer Creative Opportunities ........................................................................................................... 8 Welcoming New Board Members ....................................................................................................................... 10 Join Us This AUKtober: Homecoming Activities 2014 ......................................................................................... 12 2014 Alumnus of the Year — Robert E. Shields ’60........................................................................................... 14 Alumni Council 2014 Elections........................................................................................................................... 16 AUK Talks Speaker Series ................................................................................................................................... 17 2014 Commencement ........................................................................................................................................ 18 Outstanding Seniors ........................................................................................................................................... 20 Spotlight on Campus Ministry: Q&A with Bill Gabriel, Campus Minister ............................................................ 22 Investing in Their Future: Expanded Counseling Services .................................................................................. 24 Celebrating Our Artists: 7th Annual Fine Arts Festival ........................................................................................ 26 Spring Events Recap ........................................................................................................................................... 27 2013-2014 Winter & Spring Sports Review ......................................................................................................... 28 Auk College Athletes 2014 .................................................................................................................................. 32 Alumnus Profile: Christopher Boone ’93 ............................................................................................................ 33 News And Notes ................................................................................................................................................. 34 2013-14 Honor Roll of Donors ........................................................................................................................... 40 Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees ......................................................................................... 41 A Special Thank You ...................................................................................................................................... 42 Gifts to Archmere Academy ........................................................................................................................... 44 Donors for the 2013-2014 Fiscal Year ........................................................................................................... 46 Supporting Archmere in Unique Ways .......................................................................................................... 61 Ways To Invest In Archmere Academy ........................................................................................................... 64 Special Philanthropic Opportunities ............................................................................................................. 65 Honor/Memorial Gifts ................................................................................................................................... 66 In Memoriam ..................................................................................................................................................... 70 Auk Snapshots .................................................................................................................................................... 74 Archmere Academy Prayer ................................................................................................................................. 75

Mission Statement Archmere Academy is a Catholic, Norbertine college preparatory school, valuing community, respect, zeal, reverence and wisdom.

Nurturing body and soul, mind and heart, Archmere focuses on the whole person through academic excellence, faith reflection, social development and service to others. Inspired by its heritage, Archmere cultivates empathetic leaders — young men and women prepared for every good work.

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A Message From the Headmaster A Message from the Headmaster: “We Are All on the Same Journey”

Dear Archmere Community: Anything really worthwhile takes hard work and time. That’s the philosophy my depression-era parents taught me, and I feel certain that has been the belief of Archmere’s leadership – board, administration, faculty and staff – over the last 82 years. Commitment to that belief has made Archmere a top-flight college preparatory school, rooted in Catholic Norbertine values and traditions.

Much of what we have been able to accomplish in the last school year is due to the strong foundation laid by our predecessors, combined with the creativity, energy, and innovation of our current Archmere community. I am grateful to the tremendous support of so many recognized in this edition of the Archmerean, and I am excited to share with you plans for the upcoming school year. Thank you for taking this journey with us. The future of Archmere is very bright!

In February of 2014, on the Feast of the Presentation, the Oratory in Saint Norbert Hall was dedicated to Mary of the Immaculate. This coming school year, the installation of a three-part icon, created by artist, Peter Pearson, entitled “Communion of Saints” will be installed.

Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 The work will depict the unique Norbertine charism – past and present – and be a wonderful teaching tool for our students and Archmere community.

The recently completed Meditation Garden with the Stations of the Cross will receive in the fall the first phase of a large outdoor art installation. Mrs. Jody Hoffman, Art Department Chair, working with art students, has developed a design executed in glass time based on the Fabonacci Sequence that will cover three large wall spaces adjacent to the Science Center overlooking the Meditation Garden. Thanks to the Mothers’ Guild and Fathers’ Club for assisting with the funding for the Oratory and Meditation Garden art works.

The Patio continues to be renovated and re-engaged in the daily life of the school. This spring, the Finance Office moved to the second floor of The Patio, and this summer, the former bowling alley and lounge in the basement have been renovated for student use. In addition, new window wells and a new drainage system were installed along the south wall of The Patio to make the entire basement “water-free” and dry, so that renovations of other spaces on the lower level of the Patio can take place in the coming years.

Additional minor renovations and preparation happened on campus this summer to ready the campus for the 143 freshman that we welcome to Archmere’s Class of 2018 – the second largest class in the history of Archmere.

Thanks to the tremendous efforts of the Archmere community coordinated by our Admissions Staff, we have had considerable interest in the Academy, so much so that we have been unable to accept a number of students in our waiting pool this year. The freshman class’ average test score was two points higher than the year before!

These freshmen, and all of our returning students, will enjoy an upgrade to the 1:1 laptop program. The Academy’s new lease arrangement, negotitated by Mr. Carl Campion, Director of Technology, and Mr. John Cirillo, Director of Finance, brought Mac Book Airs to campus.

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Our students will also have the opportunity to engage in vibrant curriculum and activity choices, including an expanded string program, strengthened by a partnership with the Music School of Delaware and the University of Delaware.

To maintain our strong academic program, we continue to invest in our faculty and staff. Over the last two years, we have implemented a comprehensive performance evaluation program, which has become the foundation for the introduction of a merit-based compensation program. These two initiatives are creating a learning community that is based on best practices and excellence, supportive of and rewarding innovation, creativity, and growth, as well as hard work and diligence.

As with any organization, we must say “good-bye” to members of the community who have been with us for a while and are ready to “retire” or move on to other challenges. Combined with the increased school enrollment, these transitions have allowed us to welcome several new faculty and staff members to Archmere.

We welcome new faculty and staff members: • Mr. Kyle Bardeer, History Teacher • Mrs. Lisa Beatson, Science/Math Teacher • Mr. Chris Boehm, Director of College Couneling • Mrs. Joyce Campion, Reading Specialist/Learning Support Specialist • Ms. Katie Eissler, French Teacher • Ms. Ainsley Hertrich ’05, Development & Alumni Relations Coordinator • Ms. Kathryn Hudson, Religion Teacher • Mrs. Karen Linton, English Teacher/Learning Support Specialist • Mr. Thomas Mengers ’10, Religion Teacher • Ms. Francesca Pileggi, Guidance Counselor • Ms. Catherine Souza, Associate Director of College Counseling

As we all know, the Archmere experience does not end with graduation. Our vibrant alumni community is becoming more and more engaged through the efforts of the revamped Alumni Council, chaired by Michael Hare ’79. The events of the Association this year, including the Golf Outing and the Sports Hall of Fame Banquet, generated record attendance and funds that supported the Alumni Legacy Scholarship Fund and the Archmere Athletic Program respectively. In addition, individual classes have initiated reunions and legacy scholarship funds, including the classes of 1963, 1979, and 1983. We also continue to add members to the class representative list – the key to building community and support for the Academy and one another as alumni.

Within the last year, we have implemented a program as a result of a comprehensive campus energy audit of all of our buildings conducted by Seiberlich-Trane. The program of Direct Digital Controls has given our facilities staff the ability to regulate heating and cooling in all rooms of Saint Norbert Hall, Science Center, Student Life Center, Performing Arts Center, and Field House from a laptop computer screen or iPhone. The computerized system is generating energy efficiency annually such that the cost of installation will be recovered over a maximum of six years of energy savings or less.

We have begun an exploratory project, based on a feasibility study conducted last year, regarding renovations to Saint Norbert Hall and endowment growth. Renovations to Saint Norbert Hall would bring operational efficiencies, as well as enhanced learning spaces for students who spend the majority of their day in classes held in the building. These major renovations are being studied while other capital projects continue to be completed, including the replacement of all the theatre stage curtains and inspection and repair of all the stage rigging, among other capital projects that keep our facilities staff busy year round. Growing our endowment will help us become less tuition dependent and also allow us to insure that we maintain and grow the diversity of our school community.

• Mrs. Denise (Alexander) Starnes ’93, Communications Assistant • Father John Zagarella, O.Praem., Guidance Counselor

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As you will note from the Honor Roll of Donors, the 2013-14 fiscal year has been another record-breaking fund raising year for Archmere, thanks to the support of so many benefactors and volunteers and the organizational approach and follow through of our capable staff. Similarly, our enrollment is strong and interest in Archmere from a wide geographic footprint continues to grow. Our website activity increases each year, as does our social media presence, and most importantly, positive word-of-mouth endorsements about Archmere to prospective families.

In his book, “Aimer Comme Dieu Nous Aime” (To Love as God Loves Us), Most Rev. Francois-Marie Humann, O.Praem., Abbot of Mondaye Abbey, states “The foundation and beginning of all spiritual life is the acknowledgment by man of his identity as a spiritual creature. Even if the entire existence is not enough (for him) to discover this mystery, entrance into a real relationship with God can do that (in an instant) . . . in his desire, in his quest for happiness, man recognizes, even obscurely, that he is not at the source of his search, but he receives it from another.” (p.73) We are all on the same journey; to know, love, and serve God. The important work we accomplish at Archmere as a faith community is to offer a place where our families can enter “into a real relationship with God.” Our pathway to our Creator has been shaped by our Norbertine spiritual tradition, and it continues to grow and evolve with hard work and patience by all those who share in it and embrace it. I am privileged to be a part of this worthwhile work and to share it with all of you.

Sincerely,

“We are all on the same journey; to know, love and serve God.”

Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 Headmaster

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Your Opinion Matters: Feasibility Planning Study for Archmere Academy

Strategic Plan 2012 Focus 5: Financial Sustainability Feasibility Planning Study Archmere’s enduring success has always been rooted in the collective commitment, resourcefulness, and wisdom of the Archmere community. So, to help prioritize the Academy’s needs and determine short- and long-term steps in achieving the school’s strategic plan, a national fundraising consulting firm with broad Catholic and independent school experience was retained to conduct a comprehensive Feasibility and Planning Study. The effort evaluated $20 million in needs for improvements to St. Norbert Hall, the Performing Arts Center, the Manor and Patio, as well as for endowment growth.

Seventy-six (76) personal discussions were conducted and an e-survey generated 661 responses from current and past Board members, graduates, parents, parents of alumni, faculty and staff, foundation executives and other friends of Archmere.

Findings and recommendations include:

SUMMARY FINDINGS • Seventy-nine percent (79%) of participants believe Archmere Academy should address the highest ranked priorities now.

• Nearly all (97%) study participants would be willing to financially support these initiatives.

• Almost every (99%) participant rated Archmere Academy as “very positive” or “positive.”

• The most often cited strengths were: academics; headmaster; beautiful campus facilities; reputation; faculty; sense of community; and the Academy’s standing as a faith- and values-based institution.

RECOMMENDATIONS AND NEXT STEPS The Study concluded that support is strong for Archmere’s needs and that the Academy should move forward with a comprehensive effort for capital, endowment, and annual support priorities. As a result, Archmere Academy is now in the formative planning stages of a comprehensive initiative to achieve these goals. We look forward to sharing more news about these plans in the near future!

Thank you for your support!

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New Courses Offer Creative Opportunities

Archmere’s curriculum is always evolving to keep up with best practices in education and offer new opportunities for students to develop thier talents. This past year, the Academy’s academic leadership introduced a few especcially unique and challenging curricular changes, including: a String Ensemble Program, Chinese Program, and an App Development Course.

The new String Ensemble Program marks the first time in the school’s history that the Music Department has offered instrumental instruction in an ensemble setting, independent of the traditional Concert Band.

“Because there is not literature for strings inside a concert band setting, string programs are most often separate, unless you have an orchestra in addition to the band program,” says Director of Instrumental Music, Mr. Damian Demnicki ’86.

The recently announced partnership between Archmere, The Music School of Delaware, and Serafin String Quartet aims to spark Members of the Chinese Club gathered to celebrate the Chinese New Year. From ledt to right: Elizabeth Baker ’14 , Kurt Clemens’15, student interest and help develop the String Ensemble Program in Maggie Maurer ’15, Meibin Chen ’15 , Anna South ’15, Kayla the coming years, from its inaugural five string players. If successful, Crowder ’16. Kerry Ringiewicz ’14 , Katie Maurer ’15, Kayla discussion of a large-scale orchestral expansion program may lay in Jurchak ’15 , Barbara Boylan ’16 and Ms, Kezhan Young. the future for the Music Department.

Similar to the String Ensemble Program, the addition of Chinese to the World Languages and Cultures Department also marks a historically significant moment for the school, which traditionally offered only Western foreign language courses to its students.

“Adding Chinese to the department undoubtedly indicates a paradigm shift from the languages that have been taught in the US historically,” says World Languages and Cultures Department Chair, Mrs. Leah Lightcap. “Eastern languages are becoming more prominent in the American world language curriculum, and we are excited to be modernizing our curriculum in that regard as well. The social and economic value of being proficient in Chinese and its dialect is undeniable.”

Ms. Kezhen Yang, a 2013 graduate from Jinan University in China, was hired last summer to teach the eight students, including one senior, enrolled in the first-year Chinese course. All seven returning students have registered for level two.

Members of the student String Ensemble performing at the Pops Concert onMay 2, 2014. From left to right: Elizabeth Baker ’14, Alex Weir ’17, Abbey Turley ’17, Conor McAvinue’17 and Daniel Kim ’17

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Strategic Plan 2012 Focus 2: Best Practices in Learning “At the introductory level, we focus primarily on the linguistic essentials of the language, though culture is present in context as well,” says Ms. Yang. “We present and discuss cultural celebrations, and students are able to use their experience in Western culture to make comparisons. It is common for Westerners to be very unaccustomed to Eastern cultural standards, yet it is more and more crucial that they do.”

Mrs. Lightcap echoes Ms. Yang, emphasizing the importance of being culturally sensitive and knowledgeable in today’s world.

“A goal of our department is to help students to become more comfortable in foreign environments and cultures,” she says. “Perhaps most importantly, the department continues evolving and expanding because it is very important that Archmere students are socially and culturally conscious individuals who value difference.”

The World Languages and Cultures Department plans to offer a complete Chinese program, levels one to A.P., adding one level of study each year.

A major reason for the growing popularity and accessibility of Eastern languages and cultures is the emergence of a global community, connected through evolving digital technologies. Archmere students with a knack for tech side of things have the opportunity to engage hands-on in this same process of technological innovation by taking courses offered by the Computer Science Department, in particular the new App Development course.

“A typical unit will consist of a demonstration of how and why to implement a feature with some minor tasks involving customization to demonstrate understanding,” says Computer Science teacher Mr. Jared Campbell. “This is then followed up with a major project that involves creative input from the student, sometimes in collaboration and other times individually. My favorite part about this layout is that students can go in so many directions.”

Some students have even taken on projects outside of the classroom, like the tech savvy team that developed the concept for a mobile application to locate family members and friends in the event of a natural disaster. Christian Kraft ’15, Gregory McCord ’16, Joseph Spall ’16, Andrew Hurst ’15 and Nicholas McIntyre ’15 won “Best in State” in the Verizon Innovative App Challenge for their “coNextGen” app.

The project-based curriculum also creates an classroom atmosphere that resembles a college seminar, where students collaborate in problem-solving, giving and taking advice from each other. Mr. Campbell says this type of structured, yet very open-ended instruction is invaluable for students’ development.

“It teaches students how to explore the building materials of the digital world around them,” he says.

“Regurgitating other people’s analyses and making The “coNextGen” app development team, posing in The Patio for the New Journal decisions based on analogies can only get a person article on their “Best in State” win. From left to right: Nicholas McIntyre ’15, Andrew so far.”

Hurst ’15, Gregory McCord ’16, Mr, Jared Campbell, Joseph Spall ’16, and Christian Kraft’ 15.

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Welcoming New Board Members

John S. Gerard, Board Chair Past parent and Board member, John S. Gerard succeeded Robert E. Shields ’60 as Archmere Academy’s Board Chair, on July 1, 2014. The parent of two alumnae, Jennifer ’10 and Emily ’13, John has been a member of the Archmere family since 2006. In 2010 he joined the Finance and Facilities Committee, helping to shape the school’s budget and vision for the future. His background in accounting and auditing proved invaluable to the committee. In 2011, John was named an Executive Committee Member of the Board.

“John has been a great asset to the Board for nearly a decade since joining the Finance and Facilities Committee,” says Headmaster Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76. “The administration is thrilled to begin working with John as the new Board Chair.”

As Regional Managing Partner at KPMG LLP, John has over 30 years of experience with the company, specializing in merger and acquisition transactions, venture capital financings, and initial/secondary offerings. As Regional Managing Partner of Audit for the East, he supervises over 3,000 professionals and covers the areas from Maine to San Juan, Puerto Rico. John has been an active business leader throughout the states of Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware. In addition to his service on Archmere’s Board, John served as the treasurer and a member of the board of the Pennsylvania Biotech Association for an eight-year period, which ended last June, and as the treasurer and member of the board of Junior Achievement of Delaware Valley after teaching the program in grade schools for three years.

Damian M. Andrisani, M.D. ’91 Wilimington native Damian M. Andrisani, M.D. ’91, graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Delaware and earned his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. Following a general surgery internship and a four-year orthopedic residency at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, Damian completed fellowship training in Sports Medicine at Cooper Hospital, Lankenau Hospital and Jefferson University Hospital. Board certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Damian works with the University of Delaware and has worked with the Philadelphia Phillies, Wings and Soul. He is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the Arthroscopy Association of North America, and the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine.

Candace Penza, RN Candace Penza, RN, is a registered nurse who started her career in labor and delivery at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital in Darby, Pennsylvania. She then moved to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the same hospital, before having her four children. For the past 20 years, Candace has worked as a school nurse in the Springfield School District, retiring last year. All four of her children are graduates from Archmere: Brian ’97, Todd ’99, Katie ’01, and Elizabeth ’03.

During the 10 years they attended Archmere, she served as the Garage Sale Chairperson and Vice-President of the Mothers’ Guild.

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Lt. Com. Frank J. Behm ’74 A 1978 graduate of the United States Naval Academy, Lt. Com. Frank J. Behm ’74 earned his pilot wings in 1980 and was designated a Naval Aviator. He taught formation flying at Naval Flight School in Pensacola, Florida and has a Master’s degree in Management from Troy University. Frank currently holds the rank of Lieutenant Commander in the Navy Reserves. A former managing director for J.P. Morgan, Frank co-founded Hudson International, a boutique investment bank specializing in insurance mergers and acquisitions. In early 2001, he joined AIG as Managing Director, Financial Services, in Tokyo. Under his leadership, AIG Global Real Estate Asia Pacific, Inc. became the largest and most profitable of the AIG Global Real Estate regions. Frank resides with his wife, Andrea, in Wilmington, Delaware, and the couple has two daughters, Sarah and Laura ’13.

Rev. Francis B. Danielski, O.Praem.

A graduate of LaSalle University, Rev. Francis B. Danielski, O.Praem also holds Master’s degrees in Educational Administration and Systematic Theology & Spirituality from Villanova University and St. Charles’ Seminary, respectively. An educational apostolate for over 35 years, both on the high school and college level, Father Danielski began the transfer to the Norbertine community at Daylesford Abbey in 2008 and was ordained to priesthood in 2011. His current duties include Master of Novices, Director of the Affiliate Program, Master of Juniors, Director of Formation, and Member of the Norbertine Order’s International Formation Commission. Father Danielski is a member of the American Psychotherapy Assocation, Religious Formation Conference (Region 3 Formators’ Division), and Knights of Columbus professional organizations.

Rt. Rev. Ronald J. Rossi, O.Praem.

Philadelphia native, Abbot Ronald J. Rossi, O.Praem., received his Bachelor’s degree from St. Norbert College, and his Master’s degree from Villanova University. He earned a certificate in Spiritual Direction from The Institute for Spiritual Leadership in Chicago in 1977, and a Certificate in Formative Spirituality from Epiphany Associates in Pittsburgh in 2002. Abbot Rossi was ordained at Daylesford Abbey in Paoli, Pennsylvania in 1970 For 25 years, Abbot Rossi was a faculty member, administrator and Principal at St. John Neumann High School in Philadelphia. He has served as a Superior for the Norbertines in Philadelphia, a member of the Board of Trustees of Archmere Academy (1982-95), and as a member of the Abbot’s Council of Daylesford Abbey. In January 1997, he was elected Prior de Regimine of the Church of the Assumption at Daylesford Abbey, and in January 2000, he was elected as the third Abbot of Daylesford Abbey. Abbot Rossi was a member of Archmere Academy Incorporated, a member of the Board of Trustees of St. Norbert College, and a Definitor of the International Order of Canons Regular of Premontre (the Norbertine Order).

In January 2009, he became Abbot Emeritus of Daylesford Abbey and in July 2013, Parochial Vicar of Saints Simon and Jude Parish in West Chester, Pennsylvania.

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Join Us This AUKtober!

Homecoming

October 10, 2014: Golden Alumni Luncheon The Patio; 11:30 a.m.

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Each year, all alumni who are celebrating 50 or more years since graduating are invited to gather for a luncheon in The Patio, as we induct the newest class of “Golden Alumni.” This year, the Class of 1964 will be inducted as they celebrate their 50th reunion year. All alums are invited to bring a guest.

Homecoming Athletic Schedule • October 10; 5:00 p.m.: JV Girls’ Volleyball vs. St. Thomas More • October 10; 6:15 p.m.: Girls’ Volleyball vs. St. Thomas More • October 11; 2:00 p.m.: JV Girls’ Field Hockey vs. Newark Charter • October 11; 2:30 p.m.: Boys’ Soccer vs. St. Andrew’s School • October 11; 3:30 p.m.: Girls’ Field Hockey vs. St. Thomas More 2

• October 11; 4:00 p.m.: JV Boys’ Soccer vs. St. Andrew’s School • October 11; 4:00 p.m.: Football vs. Appoquinimink High School

October 11, 2014: All Alumni Social The Patio Terrace; 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

All alumni are invited to a casual reception on The Patio terrace.

Whether it’s your reunion year or not, join in the fun reconnecting with classmates and friends, as we gather for this Archmere tradition.

For more information about any of these events, contact Erin McNichol ’92, Director of Development & Alumni Relations, at 302-798-6632 ext. 637, or email alumni@archmereacademy.com.

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Activities 2014 October 11, 2014: Mass with Father McLaughlin The Immaculate Conception Oratory in Saint Norbert Hall; 6:00 p.m.

Father Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem. will celebrate a Mass for the Archmere community in the newly renovated Saint Norbert Oratory and Spirituality Center on the first floor of Saint Norbert Hall.

Photo captions: 1: Alex Whetzel ’07, Elyse Jones ’07, Lyndsey Walters ’07, Christopher Lawlor ’07, Adrienne Donaghue ’07, and Celeste Claudy ’07 gather at the Archmere Alumni Social after watching the games.

2: JM Nockett ’15 running the ball in last year’s Homecoming game 3: Archmere students cheering on the Auk football team.

4: The Class of 1988 gathered in The Patio Library for their class picture 5: Ed Cooney ’80, Frank Nowaczyk ’80, John J. Jordan III ’80, Greg Krauss ’80, Kevin Lagasse ’80 pose on the green at the Alumni Golf Outing.

October 11, 2014: Reunion for Classes Ending in 4 & 9 The Patio; 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Another five years gone by? Please join us as we celebrate the milestones of graduating classes ending in 4 and 9 at this year’s alumni reunion reception.

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October 20, 2014: 27th Annual Archmere Alumni Golf Outing DuPont Country Club; 10:30 a.m.

Join fellow Auks and friends for the 27th annual Archmere Alumni Golf Outing, which will be held on Monday, October 20, at the beautiful DuPont Country Club in Wilmington. Always a great event, the golf outing raises funds for the Archmere Academy Alumni Legacy Scholarship Fund. The outing is open to all alumni, parents, faculty, staff, grandparents and friends of Archmere. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are now available. Visit www. archmereacademy.com/golf for details.

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2014 Alumnus of the Year

Robert E. Shields ’60 During the 2014 commencement exercises for Archmere Academy, alumnus Robert E. Shields ’60 received the Alumnus of the Year Award.

Spending his early childhood in Claymont, Delaware, just a few blocks from Archmere’s campus, and raised in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Bob earned a full scholarship to attend Archmere, awarded by then headmaster, Father Justin E. Diny, O.Praem. He first walked through Archmere’s doors as a student in the fall of 1956.

A member of the class of 1960, Bob fondly recalls riding on John O’Meara’s school bus each day, and participating in the Archmere forensics team under then faculty member Dan Carroll. In forensics, as in academics, he excelled at Archmere – earning top honors in the championship of the National Catholic Forensics League during both his junior and senior years. A leader among his peers, he was president of his class in sophomore, junior and senior years, and received the salutatorian, history and Archmere medals at graduation.

Mr. Robert E. Shields ’60 Bob comments that his time at Archmere had more of an impact on him than any of the other educational institutions he attended throughout his lifetime, largely in part to the strong role models he found in his Archmere teachers, who inspired and strengthened the values he still upholds today.

After graduating from Archmere, Bob attended the College of the Holy Cross on full scholarship, and went on to attend New York University School of Law, where he was a Root-Tilden-Kern scholar and executive editor of Law Review. He graduated cum laude in 1967.

He began a successful legal career at Drinker Biddle & Reath, LLC in 1968, being named a managing partner in 1974.

He served as general counsel to the Phoenix Steel Corporation, Vice Chair of Title 15 Committee of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, and an associate draftsman of the Pennsylvania Business Corporation Law of 1988. He is the author of two securities handbooks and a contributing author to chapters of various law books and a life member of the American Law Institute.

Bob resides in Wayne, Pennsylvania with his wife of 47 years, Mary K, and is the father of four children, Christopher, David, Kevin, and Kathleen ’97, and the grandfather of six.

While his career required him to travel frequently, particularly after he left Drinker Biddle to join private equity firm Questor Management Company and its sister organization AlixPartners LLP in 1995, Bob stayed connected to Archmere, maintaining friendships with many of his classmates over the years. Through his parents, who were parishioners of Saint Norbert Church in Paoli, and frequent visitors to Daylesford Abbey, he also maintained strong ties to the Norbertine community.

In 1992, Bob became a member of Archmere’s Board of Trustees and served as Chair of the Long Range Planning Committee. He was instrumental in assisting Archmere and the Norbertines in reconciling the governing issues that 14

arose in the early 2000’s, and helped to lead the implementation of a self-perpetuating board that assured the school’s independence and established the governing structure that administers the school’s current operations. In 2010, Bob was asked to assume the role of Board Chair. Under his terms as Board Chair, he led the school in expanding its marketing efforts, raising enrollment and fundraising sights, creating the Archmere Trust to ensure financial sustainability, and developing the 2012 Strategic Plan for Archmere. Having completed his last term on June 30, 2014, Bob leaves the board for a second time after eleven years of service over the span of three decades.

To say that the 2014 Alumnus of the Year’s contributions to Archmere as a student, alumnus, parent, trustee, community leader and mentor are significant would be an understatement. Bob has shaped a legacy over seven decades that has altered most positively the trajectory of Archmere’s future, ensuring the school remains rooted in its Catholic Norbertine values, while continuously meeting

“Bob has shaped a legacy over seven decades that has altered most positively the trajectory of Archmere’s future...”

the challenge of being the premier academic institution in the region.

The Archmere community is grateful for his leadership as Board Chair, and his unwavering loyalty and deep commitment to Archmere through the decades, exemplifying true service and devotion to the Academy’s mission and heritage.

A young Bob Shields poses for his mother on The Patio lawn, years before he would enter Archmere as a student. Bob lived in Claymont with his family until the age of six.

Former Forensics moderator and faculty member, Dan Carroll, with Tony Nero’60 and Bob Shields’60 pose beside their trophies for the 1960 yearbook.

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Alumni Council 2014 Elections Alumni Focus: A Living History Our alumni are our living history — carrying with us the traditions and heritage that make Archmere Academy unique.

Because of this, alumni are valuable ambassadors for the Academy, and one of the main focuses of our 2012 Strategic Plan.

Archmere alumni represent a world-wide body of over 5,800 people. All graduates of Archmere Academy are members of the Alumni Association, and are encouraged to participate on alumni committees, serve as class representatives, and run for election to the Alumni Council.

Your insight and participation is key to continuing the momentum of an active alumni program that offers Archmere alums professional networking and social opportunities. Your volunteer efforts contribute to a stronger, more spirited Archmere community. We invite you to get involved. Go AUKS!

Presenting the 2014-2015 Alumni Council: Michael Hare ’79, President

Martin Devine ’74

Jessica Tigani ’05

Marisa Cole Facciolo ’93, Vice-President

Howard Gallagher ’67

Jamie Wolhagen ’04

Joseph Giordano ’00

David Zakielarz ’89

Joseph “Skip” Kuhn ’65

*Richard M. Beck ’82, Board Liaison

John Nowaczyk ’87

*Erin P. McNichol ’92, Director of Development & Alumni Relations

David Kubacki ’79, Secretary Dennis Lynch ’82, Treasurer Marc Albero ’91

Opportunities to Get Involved Alumni Class Representatives are selected from each graduated glass to serve as the link between Archmere and their classmates by helping to communicate what’s happening on campus, promote alumni events, and help Archmere communicate with alumni by updating contact information. Class reps are invited to campus twice a year a social briefing by school leaders where they have the opportunity to share their questions and/or concerns on behalf of their graduated class.

Alumni Committee Members serve as committee volunteers, and have the opportunity to reconnect with long lost friends as well as influence the strategic direction of Archmere’s alumni programming in their specific area of interest.

Chaired by an elected member of the Alumni Council, the alumni committees offer multiple ways for alumni to make an impact and get involved: Class Representatives Committee

Professional Development & Networking Committee

Golf Outing Committee

Student-Alumni Relations Committee

Mission & Service Committee

Young Alumni Committee

Want to get involved? Contact Director of Development & Alumni Relations, Erin P. McNichol ’92 at emcnichol@ archmereacademy.com, or 302-798-6632 ext 637 to learn more about any of these initiatives.

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AUK Talks Speaker Series Strategic Plan 2012 Focus 4: Alumni Engagement “A leader is best when people barely know he exists, when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves” —Lao Tzu

Archmere Academy principal John Jordan’s love of “TED Talks” and the Alumni Association’s desire for more networking opportunities led to the start of a great new series in The Patio this past school year. The AUK Talk Speaker Series, launched in January of 2014, offered thought-provoking speakers and networking opportunities for the Archmere community. The events, held on January 16 and May 20, were the first formal programming of the Archmere Academy Alumni Association’s Professional Development and Networking Committee, in collaboration with the Academy.

The series adopted the style of the popular and innovative TED (Technology, Entertainment and Design) conference talks, which give speakers a maximum of 18 minutes to present their ideas in an engaging way, inspiring cross-industry discussions on a variety of topics. AUK Talks’ first four speakers focused on “ Thoughts on Leadership.”

The January event featured former teacher, coach, admissions director, and principal of Archmere Academy, Paul Pomeroy Jr. and Archmere parent and President & CEO of W.L. Gore & Associates, Terri R. Kelly, as speakers. The second series, held in May, featured Erin Arvedlund ’88, Author & Financial Reporter, and Patrick Dentinger, President & CEO of Absorption Systems and Archmere parent.

Mr. Paul Pomeroy, Jr. shares his “Thoughts on Leadership” at the January 2014 event.

Before and after the speaker portions of the events, Archmere alumni and parents in attendance enjoyed a continental breakfast and a chance to network with fellow Auks. Increasing networking opportunities was one of the goals of the Alumni Association this past year, after members saw the incredible value of making connections within the Archmere community.

“In my 22-year business career, whenever I have bumped into other Archmere alums, I have always found them serious, hard-working and successful. Just the sort of people you would want in your network,” says John J. Nowaczyk ’87, Chair of the Professional Development Committee. “And they are usually enthusiastic about networking with fellow Auks. You’ve earned membership in this great community – you should take advantage.”

Alumni and parents network at the January 2014 AUK Talk event.

The AUK Talk Speaker Series, which is exclusive to Archmere parents and alumni, will continue this year. The first event in the 2014-2015 series will be on Tuesday, November 4 in The Patio and will feature Dr. Carolyn Woo, President and CEO of Catholic Relief Services, former Dean of the Mendoza School of Business at Notre Dame University and wife of alumnus Dr. David Bartkus ’66.

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2014 Commencement On June 1, 2014, Archmere graduated 127 seniors at the commencement exercises in the performing arts center.

An impressive class all around, the Class of 2014 garnered over $15 million in scholarships and grants and have enrolled in 67 different colleges and universities located in 22 different states plus the District of Columbia. As is tradition, students were presented with awards during the commencement exercises. The highest honor at Archmere Academy, the Archmere Medal, was presented to Conor Furey. The Activities Medal was presented to Class President, Rebecca Peet, and the Athletics Medals were presented to Katelyn Payne and Christian Conaty.

Below is a list of the institutions to which the graduating seniors were accepted, with the bolded names indicating matriculation. The Archmere community congratulates the graduates on their success at Archmere and wishes them the best of luck in their college careers!

For the full list of graduation scholarships, medals, awards and colleges, visit www.archmereacademy.com/youngalumni

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Outstanding Seniors - Class of 2014 Valedictorian

On June 1, 2014, the 127 members of the Class of 2014 joined the community of over 5,800 alumni around the world.

Surely, these students will go on to make their mark in college and beyond. Among this impressive group are this year’s valedictorian, Jonathan Lobo ’14, and salutatorian, Zixin Cao ’14.

Class of 2014 Valedictorian, Jonathan Lobo “I lost my entire wallet at Archmere’s after prom, and for the past two weeks, I’ve had an empty wallet filled with nothing but a license. But I’ve gotten over it, and my parents are starting to. If there’s one thing I’ve realized while at Archmere, it’s that money and Jonathan Lobo ’14 material possessions even my license - are all replaceable. People and memories are not. And I will never forget the people I’ve met and memories I’ve made at Archmere. My wallet of memories is full to the brim.”

This was how Jonathan Lobo began his valedictory address, and his farewell to a place he called his second home. As a student at Archmere, Jonathan excelled academically — awarded the Technology Medal and certificates in Spanish, English, Mathematics, and Computer Science at commencement. He was named an A.P. Scholar with Distinction, a US Presidential Scholar candidate from Delaware, as well as a National Merit Scholarship Finalist.

He was also a member of the National Honors Society, Science National Honor Society, and Spanish National Honor Society.

In addition to Jonathan’s numerous curricular accolades, he was actively involved in campus ministry as a Kairos retreat leader and Eucharistic minister. He was one of 39 students to be the first Archmere group to attend the St. Norbert Leadership Corps program last June.

During his valedictory speech, he expressed sincere

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gratitude toward his teachers, among them his mother, Mathematics Department Chair, Vinita Lobo.

“Thank you for pushing us to our limits in the classroom, for cheering us on relentlessly on the athletic fields, for nagging us to finish our college applications. Thank you for believing in us when we may not have believed in ourselves.”

After thanking his teachers and mentors, Jonathan turned to his classmates, leaving them with these powerful closing remarks: “The road ahead will not always be easy, and there will certainly be struggles and setbacks. But among other things, our time here at Archmere has taught us resilience.

Hopefully, we can all remember the feeling of community and belonging we felt at Archmere, and here on this night, and strive to make that sense of community a reality, wherever we go.”

Next year, Jonathan is headed to the University of

“Hopefully, we can all remember the feeling of community and belonging we felt at Archmere”

Pittsburgh, University Honors College, where he was offered a full academic scholarship. He intends to study both computer science and neuroscience.

Outstanding Seniors - Class of 2014 Salutatorian

Class of 2014

Class of 2014 Salutatorian, Zixin Cao

During her time as a student at Archmere, Class of 2014 Salutatorian, Zixin Cao was always up for the challenge.

Determined in her academic pursuits, she enrolled in a total of 11 A.P. courses. Outside the classroom, she devoted much of her free time to extracurricular activities and clubs. But perhaps most importantly, Zixin led her fellow classmates by example, building lasting relationships with her peers and teachers that were not simply conditional upon her own personal successes or goals, though she enjoyed many.

She said she is particularly grateful to Mrs. LoMonaco and Mrs. Walsh for pouring their time and efforts into Mock Trial, and inspiring her to pursue a career as a lawyer.

“Like Mr. Jordan always says, this is a great place to be,” Zixin said in her salutatory address. “I would even say that it’s the best place to be. It’s a place where trying new sports and starting new clubs is encouraged, where mistakes aren’t feared, and where God had planned for all of us to be these four years.”

In addition to Mock Trial, Zixin was involved in Science Zixin Cao ’14 Olympiad, T.E.A.M.S. (Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathematics, and Science), and Girls State where she was elected Speaker of the House and chosen as one of two Senators to represent Delaware at Girls Nation. She was also a member of the National Honor Society and the National Science Honor Society.

A four-year member of the Mock Trial team, she won four Best Attorney award gavels over this span, and she became lead attorney her senior year.

“High school is not a means to an end, but rather an experience to be cherished and shared with others”

Zixin said, however, that what made her Archmere experience truly unique were the relationships and lifelong memories she made with her fellow classmates during their four years together.

“To my classmates, my friends, thank you for the most incredible four years of my life. Thank you for teaching me that high school is not a means to an end, but rather an experience to be cherished and shared with others.”

Zixin will attend Harvard in the fall, where she plans to study law.

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Spotlight On Campus Ministry

Q & A with Bill Gabriel, Campus Minister In his first year as campus minister, Bill Gabriel, in partnership with Father McLaughlin, has been challenged to build upon the campus ministry program at Archmere and reinvigorate the students’ interest in their own spiritual development.

An assistant coach for Archmere’s boys’ basketball team, Bill is a recent graduate of Villanova University, witha Bachelor’s in Theology and Religious Studies. He is also the founder and director of the Saint Ambrose: Summer Catholic Learning Experience, a week-long program for students preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation that is taught by young people in the Church in northern New England.

What are some of the initiatives that you have introduced?

One program that is new to Archmere is a daily prayer experience we have called Kenosis. It is a three-minute “midday moment of rest” that is held during the beginning of each lunch period in the Oratory. It’s a great opportunity to pause in our busy schedules, take a deep breath, recognize God’s presence in our lives, and pray with one another.

Mr. Bill Gabriel, Campus Minister, leading prayer at a school liturgy in the Theatre.

Two other new initiatives were introduced; the music ministry group, a team of students who help lead the student body in song during school Masses; and a variety of daily morning prayers, through which each member of the Archmere community is prayed for by name throughout the year.

These and the other exciting new initiatives (like personal petitions during the Lenten Cross Blessing and a fellowship treat at our Thanksgiving Liturgy) were designed to help support the already vibrant campus ministry programs here, and could not be possible without the creativity, time, assistance, and input of faculty, staff, and students – for which I am very grateful.

What were some of your biggest successes this year?

The all-school class retreat day, which was held on December 5 for the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes, went well this year. Each retreat was designed around a particular theme – Created (9th) & Called (10th), Gifted (11th) & Sent (12th). Students expressed that they were engaged and shared positive feedback after the day of reflection, team building, and Mass which was celebrated in the newly renovated worship space on campus, The Immaculate Conception Oratory.

In terms of the liturgies, one Mass that was particularly moving was the All Saints Day Mass, for which students and families were able to send in names and photos of loved ones who had passed away this year for a special remembrance. Many students, parents, and faculty members expressed that they were touched by this Mass.

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Strategic Plan 2012 Focus 1: Mission What were some of your challenges that you faced this year?

Participation in the liturgies is always a bit of a challenge. Something that is helpful for my own understanding of my role in the Mass is reminding myself where the early Church would first celebrate the Eucharist – in the home. The home: an intimate setting where every person’s presence is valued. When we gather for our campus liturgies, my hope is to create a celebration where our students are welcomed home.

“The purpose of Campus Ministry is more than Masses and retreats – it’s fellowship, it’s bringing the community together and getting students involved in their faith.”

Why is it important for students to take time to develop their spirituality?

At this time in their lives, our students are constantly questioning their faith and religion. In these years of discernment, it is especially important for students to take the next step in exploring their faith – to make it real for them.

What are your goals for the Campus Ministry department going forward?

The purpose of Campus Ministry is more than Masses and retreats – it’s fellowship, it’s bringing the community together and getting students involved in their faith. One of my goals for next year is to start a peer ministry team that will continue to encourage student participation and help plan activities, prayer, retreats, and Masses.

It’s about inspiring ourselves and one another to be of “one mind and one heart” on the way to God – whether it’s through a smile in the hallway or leading a song at Mass, whether it’s in the Oratory, or on the basketball court. This happens every day at Archmere, there is something special going on here.

Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 (piano) and student memebrs of the music ministry group performing during a school mass last year. (Front row, left to right): Brian Falkenstein ’15, Kerry Ringiewicz ’14, Maureen Tibbetts ’17.

(Second row, left to right): Beth Burton ’14, Brian Shantz ’14, Daniel Kim ’17, Giuliana Brawley ’14, Claire Caverly ’15, Liam Freeh ’14.

(Third row, left to right): Conor McAvinue ’17, Caleb Wang ’17, Alexander Weir ’17, and Elizabeth Baker ’14.

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Investing in Their Future: Expanded Counseling Services

In pursuit of Archmere’s mission to “cultivate empathetic leaders – young men and women prepared for every good work,” the Academy has always encouraged students’ academic, social and spiritual growth – while simultaneously providing practical preparation for their next educational step – college.

In response to the increasingly competitive college application process, as well as the pressures that can arise in Archmere’s academically challenging environment, Archmere Academy has invested time and resources to build upon both the guidance and college counseling departments. With the announcement of the retirement of longtime counselor and director of Mr. Chris Boehm, Director of College Counseling and Ms. Catherine Souza, Archmere’s college counseling and guidance, Mrs. Carolyn Associate Director of College Counseling.

Doyle, this past year, the search began for a full-time college counselor and assistant counselor. “(Mrs. Doyle’s) initiative, professionalism, and commitment to our kids have helped to create a counseling department that serves our families faithfully each year,” says Mr. Jordan. “Whether meeting with a family to discuss college objectives, counseling students about career decisions, or simply being a kind and attentive colleague, Carolyn has been the ultimate professional. We owe her a huge debt of gratitude for her faithful work here at Archmere.”

Filling the role of Director of College Counseling for the coming year will be Mr. Christopher Boehm. Formerly the Director of Admission & Assistant Vice President for Enrollment Management for Albright College, Chris has over 15 years of experience in college admissions. As an active member of the Pennsylvania Association for College Admission Counseling, he served on the Professional Development Committee since 1998, was a PACAC delegate to the executive committee from 2003-2005, and was a NACAC (National Association for College Admission) assembly delegate from 2005 to 2008. He was awarded the Association’s James McKeever Promising Professional Award in 2000 and the William R. McClintick Service Award in 2012. Chris is a graduate of Lock Haven University and has a master’s degree from Kutztown University.

Serving alongside Chris will be Ms. Catherine Souza, Archmere’s new Assistant Director of College Counseling.

Catherine comes to Archmere from LeHigh University, where she was the Assistant Director of Admissions since 2012.

A former Admission Counselor for Albright College and Muhlenberg College, Catherine is also a member of the PACAC and is a graduate of Muhlenberg.

Catherine and Chris’ knowledge of the college admissions industry and their relationships with admissions counselors at universities across the country will certainly help them create strong programs for Archmere’s students. In fact, they have already brought new initiatives to the campus.

With the college counseling office’s shift from a 10-month schedule to a 12-month schedule, Catherine, Chris, and Liz Lyon, College Counseling Assistant, began providing students and parents with services over the summer. Before the start of the 2014-2015 school year, the department had already seen over 80 families for advisement meetings, provided workshops on essay writing, admission interview prep, and making the most of college visits, and hosted “open houses” to drive traffic to the office.

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Strategic Plan 2012 Focus 3: Excellent Teachers & Staff They also created a college counseling blog on the academy’s “Behind the Arch” blog site (http://blogsandpubs. archmereacademy.com/collegecounseling/) , and started a Twitter account - @auks2college.

“We want to be as accessible as possible to the students and parents,” says Chris, who adds that the department will be offering college prep resources and events for all students – freshman through seniors. “[Catherine and I] love working with students. Our first goal is to help them find their fit. Our second goal is to help make the application process as efficient as possible - and maybe even a little fun.”

In this spirit of providing more top-notch resources for our student body, Archmere has also expanded the guidance department, adding two guidance counselors at the start of the 2014-2015 school year who will work alongside current counselors Jonathon Jezyk and Joanna Marinelli Doroh ’00. This expansion will help to meet the needs of all of our students as they face the academic, social and spiritual challenges of their Archmere schedule and look ahead to their collegiate careers.

These positions have been filled by two professionals from within the Archmere community: alumna and former part-time counselor, Ms. Francesca Pileggi ’06, and former faculty member and counselor Father John Zaggarella, O.Praem. of Daylesford Abbey.

A third generation Auk and a 2006 graduate of Archmere, Francesca Pileggi earned her Bachelor’s degree from Lafayette College and has a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Immaculata University. For the past six years, Francesca has been very involved in suicide prevention and mental health advocacy. As the counselor for the sophomore class, Francesca is looking forward to having the time to connect with each member of the class of 2017 individually. “I am very excited to have the opportunity to give back to a community that gave me so much during my four years as an Archmere student,” she says.

Father John Zaggarella, O.Praem. of Archmere’s sponsoring community, Daylesford Abbey, has a Bachelor’s degree from Villanova University, a Master’s of Divinity from the Dominican House of Studies and a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Immaculata University. From 1990-1992, Father Zaggarella taught speech communication and religion at Archmere and served as the 1994 class counselor. In 2004 he returned to serve as Archmere’s Headmaster until 2006. Father Zaggarella is “ecstatic” about returning to the Archmere community and hopes that he can serve as not only a resource to the students, but to also “partner with Father McLaughlin in bringing the gift of Norbertine priesthood to our school.”

“We call Saint Norbert ’the Minister of Peace and Concord,’” he says. “As Archmere is a school in the Norbertine Tradition, I hope to bring that spirit of healing, peace and reconciliation to the team.”

Ms. Francesca Pileggi ’06 and Father John Zagarella, O.Praem., Guidance Counselors

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Celebrating Our Artists: 7th Annual Fine Arts Festival

On March 23, 2014, Archmere held its seventh annual Fine Arts Festival in The Patio, featuring artwork created by Archmere students in a variety of mediums.

Among the student work featured were pieces that received both regional and national recognition. Archmere sophomore John Vaile’s sculpture titled, “The Animal Within,” received the 2014 distinguished national American Visions Award, and sophomore Claire Moosberg’s acrylic painting titled, “Cannoli Craze,” earned a silver medal in the competition. Both pieces had previously received Gold Keys in the regional competition in Delaware.

A view of the Fine Arts Festival from The Patio’s second floor, showing the student artwork on display and the Mastersigners performing for those in attendance (right).

Guest of honor, Adrienne Aurichio, gave a presentation in honor of her late husband, Bill Eppridge ’55, who is one of the most accomplished photographers of the twentieth century. An award winning photojournalist, his iconic work has appeared in numerous national publications, including Life Magazine, National Geographic, and Sports Illustrated. Adrienne signed copies of the book, The Beatles: The Six Days That Changed the World. February 1964, a rich history filled with never before published images of the Beatles’ historic first trip to the United States, as chronicled

by Bill Eppridge and edited by Adrienne.

The evening’s formal program also included the first annual awarding of the Michael Curcio ’06 Emerging Artist Scholarship awards, which were presented to Archmere students Kelcey Hutchinson ’14 and Katie Maurer ’15, for their commitment to the study of art, their outstanding portfolios, and their originally conceived sketchbooks.

The Archmere Stage Adrienne Aurichio, widow of Bill Eppridge Band and Mastersingers ’55 spoke about Bill’s amazing career, his love of photography, and the role also performed as part Archmere played in his life. of the event, with the Mastersingers giving a preview of the selections they would go on to perform at the National Invitational Choral Festival in Orlando.

Kelsey Hutchinson ’14, Mrs. Cheryl Catherwood Finn, Katie Maurer ’15, Ms, Jody Hoffman, and Mr. Terry Newitt.

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Spring Events Recap Alumni Sports Hall of Fame Banquet: March 14, 2014

From left to right: Marc A. Ross ’91, Michael T. Lesutis ’88, Richard P. Sheets ’84, Lawrence DiSabatino ’73, and Joseph LoBiondo ’63.

Six alumni were recognized for their individual contributions to athletics both at Archmere and beyond when they were inducted into the Hall of Fame at the 2014 Archmere Alumni Sports Banquet: Joseph LoBiondo ’63, Lawrence DiSabatino ’73, Richard P. Sheets ’84, Michael T. Lesutis ’88, Marc A. Ross ’91, and Rev. Michael T. Collins, O.Praem. ’68. Edward Gallagher ’64 was also honored as the recipient of the inaugural Unsung Hero Award, in recognition of his contributions to the creation of the Archmere Academy Sports Hall of Fame Banquet in 1992.

This year’s event was attended by 155 guests, including alumni and former and current faculty.

Mothers’ Guild Garage Sale: March 23, 2014 The 2014 Archmere Garage Sale was a great success. Over 160 current and past parents and alumni volunteered their time to move, clean, price and sell the merchandise.

Many students also gave their time to help unload and set up items for the sale. On the day of the event, volunteers provided friendly service to thousands of shoppers on campus, and, in the end, the sale grossed over $40,000. All of the net proceeds were donated to the school through the Mothers’ Guild and Fathers’ Club to fund a wide assortment of projects benefitting Archmere students. Unsold items were donated to local charitable organizations.

Just one of the TWO full gymnasiums of treasures at the 2014 Archmere Garage Sale.

Alumni/Student Day of Service: May 3, 2014

Student, faculty and alumni of Archmere Academy pose with Claymont Elementary “Top Cats” at the Alumni/Student Day of Service.

The inaugural Alumni/Student Day of Service, spearheaded by the Mission and Service Committee of the Alumni Association, was held on Saturday, May 3. Approximately 30 alumni volunteers, 25 current students, and eight faculty and staff members participated in this new program, working together to serve the community. Venues included Claymont Elementary School, Ministry of Caring, Knollwood Community Center, Nativity Prep of Wilmington, and the Bethesda Project. The event provided the opportunity for students and alumni to work side by side in service throughout the broader community.

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2013-2014 Winter & Spring Sports Review

The Winter and Spring sports seasons at Archmere were eventful, with a number of teams reaching the State Tournaments.

Several Auk athletes received All Conference or All State accolades. Our athletes work hard year round on the field and in the classroom to be the best Auks that they can be. Join the Archmere community in supporting our Auks! To keep up with Archmere Athletics’ schedules, scores and latest news, go to www.aukssports.com, or check out our new athletics’ blog, blogsandpubs.archmereacademy.com/athletics. We hope to see you at a game this season! GO AUKS!

Boys’ Basketball

All Conference: Katelyn Payne ’14 (1st team); Amanda Olsen ’14 (1st team); Rebecca Peet ’14 (2nd team); Audra Woodside ’15 (2nd team); Natalie Mason ’14 (Honorable Mention); Chris Zambito (Coach of the Year)

The Varsity Boys’ Basketball Team ended the regular season with a 17-5 overall record, going 5-0 in conference play and winning the conference title. As DSAC Champions, the No. 12 seeded Auks made it to the second round of the DIAA State Tournament. The JV Team finished the season 13-5.

All State: Katelyn Payne ’14 (Honorable Mention); Amanda Olsen ’14 (Honorable Mention)

Wrestling

All Conference: Tyler Burns ’14 (1st team); Conor Furey ’14 (1st team); Christian Conaty ’14 (2nd team); Bryan Rogers ’14 (Honorable Conor Furey ’14 (left) and Tyler Burns ’14 (right) Mention) All State: Tyler Burns ’14 (3rd team)

The Wrestling Team had a 6-5 season, with three Auk wrestlers qualifying for the DIAA State Tournament: Adam Collins ’15, Sean Devine ’15, and Matthew McCurrin ’16.

Academic All State Honors: Justin Freck ’15, Sean Devine ’15, Matthew McCurrin ’16, Jake Mottola ’16

Boys’ Swimming

Girls’ Basketball The Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team had an overall record of 17-6 and went undefeated against conference opponents, winning the DSAC Championship with a 5-0 conference record. The No. 10 seeded Lady Auks made it to the Quarterfinals of the DIAA State Tournament before falling to eventual State Champion No. 2 Sanford. JV finished the season with a 14-2 record.

Natalie Mason ’14

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Corey Manley ’15

The Boys’ Swim Team finished the season with a 7-7 overall record and placed fifth at the DIAA State Meet.

All State: Benjamin Creekmore ’14 (1st team); Corey Manley ’15 (1st team)

recaps of Spring Events on campus, cademy.com/alumnievents.

2013-2014 Winter & Spring Sports Review

Girls’ Swimming

Golf

The Girls’ Swim Team had an impressive season that concluded with a fourth place finish at the DIAA State Meet and an overall record of 12-2.

The Archmere Golf Team finished the season with a 12-3-1 overall record, going 5-0 in conference play to win the DSAC Championship. The team placed second in the DIAA State Tournament.

All State: Elizabeth Jogani ’16 (1st team); Sally Stockett ’17 (1st team); Laura Jogani ’14 (2nd team); Lilly Quinn ’17 (Honorable Mention)

Baseball The Varsity Baseball Team had an incredible season, and finished with a 17-3 overall record. The team won the DSAC title, going undefeated in conference play with a record of 5-0.

With the help of Co-Player of the Year, pitcher Sean Deely ’14, the second-seeded Auks made it to the second round in the DIAA State Tournament. The JV Team finished the year with a 10-3 record.

All Conference: Sean Deely ’14 (1st team); Joey Voge ’15 (1st team); Tyler Signora ’14 Sean Deely ’14 (1st team); Derek Calabrese ’14 (2nd team); Francis McVey ’14 (2nd team); Chris Deely ’15 (2nd team); Patrick Spillan ’14 (Honorable Mention); Kevin Reardon ’14 (Honorable Mention); Brad Kirsch (Assistant Coach of the Year); Chuck Clausius (Coach of the Year)

All Conference: Brandon Bree ’14 (1st team and Individual Conference Champion); Matthew Bastian ’15 (1st team); Ryan Bree ’16 (1st team); Conor Wilkinson ’14 (1st team); Charlie Collins ’14 (2nd team); Geoffrey Merz ’14 (2nd team); John Kelly (Coach of the Year) All State: Ryan Bree ’16 (1st team); Matthew Bastian ’15 (1st team); Brandon Bree ’14 (2nd team)

Matt Bastian ’15

Boys’ Lacrosse The Boys’ Varsity Lacrosse Team had an overall record of 12-5, and went undefeated in conference play with a 5-0 record. The seventh-seeded Auks lost in the Quarterfinals of the DIAA State Tournament to eventual State Champs Cape Henlopen. The JV Team ended the season with a 6-0-1 record.

All Conference: Ben Revak ’16 (1st team); Ryan Beatson ’14 (1st team); Colin Duffy ’15 (1st team); Nate Beatson ’14 (1st team); Patrick Udovich ’17 (1st team); Sean Devine ’15 (1st team); Nicholas Salameda ’17 (1st team); Aaron Allender ’14 (1st team); Robert Baxter ’16 (2nd team); John Watson ’14 (2nd team); Peter Duncan (Coach of the Year) All State: Colin Duffy ’15 (2nd team); Ryan Beatson ’14 (3rd team); Nicholas Salameda ’17 (Honorable Mention)

All State: Sean Deely ’14 (1st team); Joey Voge ’15 (2nd team); Chuck Clausius (Delaware Baseball Coach of the Year) Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse

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2013-2014 Winter & Spring Sports Review

John O’Meara’s Bulletin Board An advantage of good habits is that they are relatively easy to give up.

One thing worse than having two kids in college at the same time is if both of them have credit cards.

The only thing I regret about the past is the length of it.

– Tallulah Bankhead

Girls’ Lacrosse The Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse Team had an excellent season and playoff run, finishing with a 14-3 overall record and making it to the Semifinals of the DIAA State Tournament. The JV Team finished with a 5-5-2 record.

All State: Katelyn Payne ’14 (1st team); Amanda Olsen ’14 (1st team); Caroline Rath ’14 (1st team); Kate Baeurle ’14 (2nd team) Varsity Girls’ Lacrosse

The secret of success is sincerity.

Once you learn to fake that, you’ve got it made.

It is easy to have faith. It is harder to bear witness to it.

Nothing is easier than to attend college. Nothing is harder than to get an education.

– Douglas Woodruff

There is no money in poetry. But then there is no poetry in money either.

– Robert Graves

Girls’ Soccer The Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team had an amazing season, and finished with a 16-2 overall record while winning the DSAC Championship by going undefeated in conference play with a 5-0 record. The top-seeded Lady Auks lost to Caravel, 2-1, in the Finals of the DIAA Division II State Tournament. The JV Team ended the season with a 3-4-1 record.

All Conference: Allison Sullivan ’14 (1st team); Gillian Sweeny ’15 (1st team); Madison Love ’15 (1st team); Sullivan Boulden ’16 (1st team); Anna D’Eramo ’14 (1st team); Kassidy McVey ’15 (2nd team); Camryn Hicks ’14 (2nd team); Alana Bradley ’15 (2nd team); Leah DaCosta ’17 (2nd team); Frances Buckley ’16 (Honorable Mention) All State: Allison Sullivan ’14 (1st team); Gillian Sweeny ’15 (1st team); Madison Love ’15 (2nd team); Sullivan Boulden ’16 (2nd team); Anna D’Eramo ’14 (3rd team) Sullivan Boulden ’16

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Softball

Outdoor Track

The Softball Team ended the season with a 5-13 overall record and 2-3 conference record.

The Girls’ Track Team finished with a 2-1 dual meet record, with the Boys’ Track Team finishing the season 1-2. Both teams placed seventh and sixteenth, respectively, in the DIAA Division II State Meet. Individual State Medalists were Colleen Carney ’16 (1600 meter winner); Rebecca Peet ’14 (300 meter hurdles); and Emily Dentinger ’15, Kiki Lawlor ’16, Colleen Carney ’16, and Katie Dempsey ’15 (4x200 relay).

All Conference: Anna Baxter ’15 (1st team); Sami Mengers ’16 (1st team); Maryanna Lynch ’14 (1st team); Nikki Russo ’14 (1st team); Laura Bohannon ’14 (2nd team); Anna Fournaris ’15 (Honorable Mention); Dan Pisani (Co-Coach of the Year) All State: Maryanna Lynch ’14 (Honorable Mention)

Boys’ Tennis

All State: Colleen Carney ’16 (1st team)

Rugby The Boys’ Tennis Team had a successful season, finishing with a 9-5 record. The Auks finished eighth overall in the DIAA State Tournament. The best individual finishers were Akhil Bollu ’17 (Quarterfinals, Second Singles), and Spencer Lutz ’16 and Max Beck ’17 (Quarterfinals, Second Doubles).

In only its second season, the Archmere Rugby Team finished the regular season undefeated, with an impressive 16-0 record, and placed second in the US Rugby Delaware High School Sevens State Tournament.

Luke Pinto ’14

Girls’ Tennis The Girls’ Tennis Team also had a great season, finishing with an 11-3 record. The Lady Auks finished fourth overall in the DIAA State Tournament. The best individual finishers were Abigail Podolsky ’17 (Quarterfinals, First Singles); Raylin Xu ’15 (Quarterfinals, Second Singles); Ashley Diggins ’16 (Quarterfinals, Third Singles); and Sydney Murphy ’16 and Lexi Fields ’15 (Semifinals, First Doubles).

Noah Niumataiwalu ’16, Nick Udovick ’16 and Niko Marinis ’15

Mikaela Salameda ’15

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AUK College Athletes 2014

Fifteen AUK athletes from the class of 2014 are continuing their athletic careers at the collegiate level after graduating from Archmere on June 1, 2014. From the turf fields of city schools to the swimming pools of the sunny south, these students will represent Archmere well as they particiapte in their twelve respective sports across all collegiate divisions.

Archmere is proud both of the academic and athletic achievements of these student athletes, and wishes them all the best as they embark on the next chapter of their lives!

Benjamin Creekmore: Swimming, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Christopher Curcio: Rugby, Saint Joseph’s University

Benjamin Creekmore ’14 signing his commitment letter.

Sean Deely: Baseball, University of Delaware Steven DiStefano: Baseball, Ursinus College Sarah Donnelly: Volleyball, McDaniel College Conor Furey: Football, Yale University Maryanna Lynch: Softball, New York University Eileen McAlonan: Track, Catholic University of America Amanda Olsen: Basketball/Lacrosse, Rochester Institute of Technology

Conor Furey ’14 snaps a photo with his Yale Coach, on signing day.

Claire Orzel: Crew, Boston College Katelyn Payne: Lacrosse, Saint Joseph’s University Caroline Rath: Field Hockey, The Ohio State University Nikki Russo: Softball, Albright College Connor Speidel: Football, Dickinson College Allison Sullivan: Soccer, University of Scranton Caroline Rath’ 14 signing her letter of commitment.

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Alumnus Profile

Christopher Boone ’93 When he graduated from Archmere 21 years ago, award-winning screenwriter and director Chris Boone ’93 went to college with the mindset of studying something that was “career-oriented.” The thought of pursuing a degree in film never crossed his mind.

“The weird thing was [as a kid], I loved movies, and it never occurred to me that I could make one of these,” Chris said. “I wasn’t one of those people who ran around with a camcorder, or even an eight millimeter camera. I wasn’t writing stories. I liked writing, but in high school I was much more into math and science.”

For Chris, the open-ended nature of writing, opposed to the Christopher Boone ’93 directing actresses on the set of CENTS. logical structure of math and science, was most difficult to understand. “That was the struggle — to get over that,” he said. “To be able to put yourself out there. Be willing to fail. Be willing to have people criticize you, and tell you what they don’t like about it, and also what they do like.”

Chris distinctly remembers his senior year English teacher, Mr. Barnard, commenting on his unique gift to tell a story, and in a way, planting the seeds for his future career as a screenwriter. “He was one of the first teachers at Archmere that came up to me and told me, ’You are a very good writer. You have an interesting voice,’” Chris said. “And I hadn’t thought of myself in that way. It was encouraging.”

Fast forward 15 years to 2012. Chris has been involved in over ten films, credited for work as a director, writer, producer, editor, assistant director, on-set assistant, and production manager. Chris’ most recent screenplay CENTS was named a 2012 Nicholl Fellowship Semifinalist, selected as one of 129 scripts that were chosen from 7200 submissions. Currently, the script is in the second round of the 2014 Sundance Institute Screenwriting Lab selection process.

The movie focuses on the relationship struggles of protagonist Sammy Baca, an adolescent girl who has a gift for mathematics, but uses her intelligence to operate a morally questionable penny drive scheme. Chris says he had no intention of transforming the award-winning short into a full length, feature film until a few people in the film industry approached him about the idea.

In January 2014, he launched a successful monthlong Kickstarter campaign (kickstarter.com), achieving his fundraising goal of $60,000 to cover filming and production costs. To spread the word about his fundraising efforts, Chris initially used nofilmschool.com, a website for which he is a contributing blogger. But he said it all would never have come to fruition if it were not for the generous support he received from fellow Archmere alumni and community members.

“I was just blown away at how many people from Archmere, after two decades, contributed - and some very generous contributions as well,” Chris said. “It really floored me. And they didn’t just contribute, they told their friends about it.”

Chris and his production crew wrapped up principal photography for CENTS in early August. He said the 2015 movie premiere date is yet to be determined, but he hopes to coordinate a special screening for the Archmere community.

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News & Notes 1946

1964

D. Laine Santa Maria, Ed.D. served as a faculty member in the Kinesiology Department of the University of Maryland for thirty years. He is currently retired and living in South Carolina.

Matthew Rieder retired from the Wilmington law firm Grant & Eisenhofer at the end of 2013.

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1951 Richard Thompson ’51 won gold at the Virginia Senior Games in basketball, and qualified for the National Senior Games in 2015 in Minnesota.

Vice President Joseph R. Biden ’61 stopped by campus to visit the Archmere Academy football team as they practiced this August.

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1962

Gonzalo T. Palacios, Ph.D. is the host of OUR TOWN, a new series of television interviews on the Montgomery Municipal Cable TV, a station local to Montgomery County, Maryland. The program airs on weekends at 8 p.m., or it can be watched any time on www.mmctv.org.

Dan Vitiello married Peggy Cressy of Fairfax, Virginia, in December of 2013.

The couple honeymooned for five weeks in Hawaii, Australia, and New Zealand. Dan stays busy supporting his parish Knights of Columbus Council, a local Giving Circle, and the couple’s mutual grandchildren.

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1963

Arthur Kerns released his new novel, The African Contract, on May 20. His character, Hayden Stone, is brought back into the CIA to help navigate choppy diplomatic waters in a mission to prevent the worst of weapons from falling into the wrong hands.

Nicholas Romano, a Vietnam War veteran and recipient of the Purple Heart Medal, was the keynote speaker at the Bonita Springs Memorial Day Celebration at Riverside Park in Lee County, Florida (photo below, second from left). He represented all veterans who have bravely served our country, especially those who are members of the Bonita Bay Club and those veterans who he has come in contact with throughout his life.

1961 Bob Martin is now running the Abbey Green Irish Shop in West Chester, Pennsylvania, after working over 40 years in the IT industry. He is living with his wife Diane in West Grove, Pennsylvania, and has three children, seven grandchildren, and one more grandchild on the way.

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Wes Mullen recently published his first book, City Sketches, which includes memories of the 1967 Archmere summer trip to Europe. Wes is currently making preparations for a 500-mile pilgrimage walk along the Camino de Santiago in northern Spain set for May-June of 2015. His wife and daughter will join him on the month-long journey.

1971 John Rutkowski recently became an Amazon Best Selling Author with the publication of his new book, The Business Owners Essential Guide to I.T. and All Things Digital. The book hit number one in six categories the day it was published. This is John’s second book, and it is a collaboration with 21 peers, each writing a chapter. John’s chapter was on Branch Offices and Remote Workers.

Members of the class of 1971 gathered to remember and honor their classmate Joe Pasqualini who passed away in July, 2014. From left to right: Marty McBride, Tom Goldsmith, JT Scully, Joe Dewson, Bob Welsh, Terry McGrath, Al Fierro, Mike Pembroke, Joe Malley, Michael Hlyniansky, John Rutkowski, John Chrzanowski, Jerry Coyne, Jack McLaughlin. Also in attendance was Paul Kennan (not pictured here.)

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Ed Lynch 1975, recently published an e-book, “High Seas Classroom,” about his extensive travels as a cruise ship lecturer. It is available on Amazon. com. In August 2014, Ed traveled to Spain, France, Italy and Croatia. For the first time, he was able to take his wife, Jacquie, along on a cruise ship gig. When not traveling, Ed is a professor of political science at Hollins University in Virginia. He hopes to be at the 40th reunion next year. Until then, look for Ed on Facebook, where Dan Benedetto, Dan Bonsall and Rich Goodwin have already found him.

Lt. Col. Austin T. Appleton has returned to the States after serving overseas for six years. He has been assigned as the Deputy District Engineer for the New Orleans District in the US Army Corps of Engineers.

Christopher Butler and his wife, Christine, welcomed their son, Thomas Christopher Butler, born on October 1, 2013. Chris, Christine, and Thomas live in Shanghai, China, where Chris is the VP/GM for Eaton’s Circuit Protection and Controls Division in Asia Pacific.

Justin Warner has been appointed a lecturer in Expository Writing at New York University, beginning in the fall of 2014.

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1977 Stanley C. Avallone was ordained a permanent deacon for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, Texas, on January 26, 2013, along with 28 other men. Stan went through a six-year formation program. He is enjoying his duties of preaching, teaching, marrying, baptizing and burying. Stan preaches every other Sunday. He lives in Seabrook, Texas, along with his wife of over 26 years, Tracy, and their sons Tim and Chris and daughter Nicky.

Robert Walinchus ’77 and his wife Lois attended the ordination.

1983 Maria Repice Cuesta competed in the Spanish National Powerlifting Championships, held in April 2014 in Alhaurin de la Torre, Spain (photo to the right). She took home the gold medal, and is the national champion in the Masters I category. Maria has been living on the Costa del Sol with her husband and two children the past 14 years.

Stephanie Taylor and her husband, Mark Ervin, welcomed daughter, Tessa Longford, born on March 9, 2014.

Tessa joins big sisters Helena and Magdalen.

Onorina DeGrassa Michalasky and her husband, Jason, welcomed their sixth child, Giana Marie, born on February 19, 2014. Giana joins her four sisters and one brother. The family currently owns and operates a hotel in eastern Montana.

Barbara Smoyer Peterson recently finished her second year as an adjunct professor of anthropology at St. Charles Community College in Cottleville, Missouri. She and her husband, Michael, also celebrated their son Nathaniel’s first birthday!

(Photo above.)

Jonathan Daniel and Marion Lee Spangler will be married on September 27, 2014 in Washington, D.C. Jonathon is an AP Calculus and AlgebraI teacher in Arlington, Virginia and Lee is a radiologist in Norbern Virginia. The couple resides in Washington, D.C.

1995 Michael Burns and his wife, Jill, are proud to announce the birth of their second daughter, Maggie Ellasyn, born on May 19, 2013. Mike is a patent attorney at DLA Piper, LLP (US) in Philadelphia.

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1995 (cont.)

to their community. She is currently a Senior Vice President with Bank of America.

Natalie Gadea Lewis recently wrote a children’s book titled Everything Takes Practice. The book is a baseball-themed story about staying positive and not giving up.

Erin Barbacane Marcellus and her husband, Jason, welcomed their third child, Brogan Robert, born on April 10, 2014. Brogan joins his big sister Delaney and brother Nolan. Erin is a teacher in the Spring-Ford Area School District. She and her family reside in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.

Alison Newitt sang the National Anthem on January 18, 2014 at the University of Pennsylvania vs. St. Joseph’s University sold out basketball game at the Palestra.

1996 Paul Dougherty and his wife, Andrea, welcomed their first child, Collin Paul, born on June 13, 2014. Paul is a Licensing Manager for Technology Commercialization at Drexel University. He and his family live in Springfield, Pennsylvania.

1997 Jacy Kline Briggs and her husband, Michael, welcomed their fourth child, Connor Stuart, born on November 21, 2013. He joins big sisters Molly and Lucy, and big brother Adam. The family resides in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania

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Katie Collins graduated as the Valedictorian from Fairfield University, where she received her MBA in May 2014. Katie has also recently taken on a new role, leading a marketing team with Pfizer in New York City.

Matthew Manlove married Meghan Elizabeth Brady on July 19, 2014 at Saint Anthony of Padua Church, in Wilmington, Delaware (photo above.)

Michael Manlove ’02 and Joseph Manlove, former Archmere soccer coach, served as best men for their brother. In the wedding party were Richard Julian ’97, Hugh Leahy ’97, Robert Matarese ’97, and Brian Penza ’97.

Vocalist was Megan Wozniak Ede ’90.

Father Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem. was the celebrant of the Nuptial Mass. After a honeymoon in Turks and Caicos Islands in the West Indies, Matt and Meghan settled into their new home in the Pike Creek area of Wilmington. Matt is a vice president at Bank of America.

Daniel Matthews and his wife Katie welcomed daughter Anna Catherine, born on September 29, 2013. She joined brother Danny and sister Elena.

Dan and his family live in Landenberg, PA.

1998 Bianca Fraser-Johnson was recently recognized as the winner of the 73rd Annual Outstanding Young Wilmingtonian award by the Wilmington Jaycees. The award honors a person who exemplifies all the Jaycees strive to be; a leader who goes above and beyond when giving back

2000 Lacey M. Mielcarek developed and released her first app to the Apple Store this year. The app, called Resurge, helps patients keep track of medications and visual activities during and after cataract surgery.

A Lasik and Glaucoma version wil be released later this year. Medical consultations were done by Dr. Leon M. Mielcarek, Jr. ’54, Lacey’s father.

Jennifer Laskowski Talley married Chris Talley in July of 2010 at the Chesapeake Inn. Lindsay Laskowski Malorano ’03 served as the maid of honor, and Craig Laskowski ’07 and Eric Laskowski ’11 served as ushers.

The couple welcomed their first son, Conner James, born in July of 2013.

The family currently resides in North Wilmington, where Jenn works as an ER Nurse.

2002 Thomas “Parker” Collins will be married to Theresa Dunn on October 25, 2014, in Richmond, Virginia.

Parker is a graduate of the University of Richmond and has worked for the last three years as an Account Supervisor with advertising firm, The Martin Agency, managing the GEICO account. He frequently spends time in California shooting the well known GEICO commercials. Parker

and Theresa have recently accepted new positions in California and will be residing in Marina del Rey. Thomas J. Weiss married Laura Geraci on October 5, 2013, at Springfield Country Club, in Springfield, Pennsylvania. In the wedding party were Kevin Hannan ’02, Richard Heffron ’02, and Kevin Donnelly ’02 who served as the best man. Tom is an accountant in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. He and Laura live in West Chester.

Kevin Donnelly married Angela Marie DiCocco on April 5, 2014, at Saint Thomas of Villanova Church on the campus of Villanova University.

Current Archmere faculty member, Brian E. Donnelly ’00 was the best man for his brother. The wedding party also included Michael Donnelly ’91, Christopher Donnelly ’95, Michael P. Deldeo ’02, and Tyler P. Morris ’02.

Father Joseph P. McLaughlin, O.Praem. officiated the exchange of vows. Kevin and his wife reside in the Fairmont section of Philadelphia. Kevin works in commercial lending at M&T Bank.

James Newitt ’02 is currently touring the country with his band, The Heavy Pets (theheavypets.com), base

2004 Courtney Lynch recently finished her second year at Penn State University, where she is a candidate for a Ph.D. in Mathematics Education. Since moving to State College, she has taken up powerlifting. For her weight class, Courtney placed first at the State Meet (March 2013), fourth at Collegiate Nationals (April 2013), and seventh at Raw Nationals (July 2013). She won the American Open in December 2013 for her weight class. She competed

again at Raw Nationals in July of 2014, held in Denver Colorado. Courtney currently holds two Pennsylvania state records for squat and total (squat, bench, and deadlift combined). She is being coached by fellow alumnus Michael McKenna ’91.

2005 Christopher Sanna and his wife, Lisle, welcomed their first child, Bray Michael, born on March 5, 2014.

Bray Michael was baptized on May 4, 2014, at Saint Mary Magdalen Church in Wilmington, Delaware, with Christopher’s sister, Tracy A. Sanna ’02 serving as godmother. This fall, Christopher began teaching social studies at Tower Hill School in grades 5, 7, and 10. He also assists Daniel Hickey ’89 as junior varsity football coach. Christopher and his family live in Fairfax, Wilmington.

Jonathan R. Corsini ’05 married Laura Odorizzi on May 10, 2014, at Saint Boniface Church in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The wedding party included Jonathan’s siblings, Maura Corsini ’14, Joseph Corsini ’03, and Connor Corsini ’10 who served as the best man. Jonathan and Laura met on their first day of medical school at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. Jonathan graduated on May 29, 2014, and specializes in ophthalmology. On May 29, he was also commissioned as a Captain in the United States Air Force; he is currently stationed in San Antonio, Texas, serving at the joint military hospitals there.

2006 Kathleen Dailey-Gladnick ’06 was graduated from the Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law on May 23, 2014.

Beth Malseed ’06 married Michael George Curry on June 7, 2014, at Holy Rosary Church, in Claymont, Delaware. Beth’s brother, Ronald (RJ) Malseed’08, served as a groomsman, and Celeste Bradley ’06 served as maid of honor. James F. Malseed, Archmere’s athletic trainer and Beth’s father, was a lector. Father Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem. was the celebrant of the Nuptial Mass. Beth and Michael live in Wilmington. Beth is an accountant at Priority Express in Boothwyn, Pennsylvania. Photo of the wedding party above.

2008 Jordan Finnegan ’08 is enrolled in her first year of the Physician Assistant program at Salus University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Alexander Daniels ’08 was graduated from the University of Hawaii on May 17, 2014, with a B.S. in Meteorology; the same day that he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Air Force at the State Capitol in Honolulu. Alex married 2nd Lieutenant Sarah Orpurt on July 5, 2014, in Southington, Ohio. Alex is a weather officer at Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana.

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plans to work as a research assistant at Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children in Oncology, as she applies to Physician Assistant schools where she plans to specialize in Pediatric Neurosurgery.

Matthew Klempa ’10 was graduated on May 17, 2014, from Elizabethtown College, with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. On June 23, 2014, Matt began working as a Design Engineer at Morgan Corporation.

Will Mulhearn ’08 is a teaching assistant at Princeton University.

One of his students last semester was fellow alum, Christopher McCord ’11, who is currently in his junior year at Princeton. Photo above: Will Mulhearn ’08 (left) and Christopher McCord ’11 (right)

2010 Jen Gerard ’10 recently graduated with a degree in Biology with a minor in Neuropsychology from Bucknell University in May of 2014. After publishing her research and presenting at conferences in New Orleans and Boston, Jen and her research group were invited to take part in opening a center specializing in autism treatment and research, creating a partnership between Bucknell and Geisinger. During her undergraduate career, she was a research assistant at Geisinger Hospital, completing work in neurodevelopment genetics to help the medical community further understand autism and other neurodevelopment disorders. During her four years at Bucknell, Jen was also the President of three student organizations, a biology tutor, an EMT volunteer, and was the student pre-health advisor for Bucknell’s Career Development Center. Jen 38

Matthew E. Walinchus ’10 was graduated in May 2014, from Pace University in New York, New York, with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Management, with a concentration in Entrepreneurship.

Matthew lives in New York City.

James “Spencer” Slattery ’10 and Madeline Dunleavy ’10 recently became engaged and will marry in June of 2016. Spencer is the son of Virginia “Gigi” Shields Slattery ’86 and grandson of the late Daniel F. Shields, III ’42.

2011 Joseph “J.R.” Creekmore ’11 recently was named the Male Scholar of the Year by the University of Tennessee Athletic Department at the annual VOLSCARS event for his studies at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.

He also received the Citation for Extraordinary Academic Achievement at the Chancellor’s Honors Banquet.

In addition, he was the recipient of the Raymond A. Buchanan Award for Outstanding Junior at the University of Tennessee - Knoxville, College of Engineering, Material Science and Engineering Honors Banquet in April 2014. A member of the university’s Track & Field team, J.R. ran a best

time of 30:49.19 in the 10,000 meter race at the Raleigh Relays at NC State in March.

Thomas Mengers ’10 was graduated on May 10, 2014, from Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, with a Bachelor’s degree in Theology and a minor in Criminology, Law, and Society. Tom received the “Senior of the Year” award, chosen by both faculty and fellow students, for his dedication to academics, faith, classmates, and the college. He was also recognized for his four years of work for the Student Government Association, and for service to the departments of Campus Ministory and Student Learning. Tom began teaching 9th grade religion at Archmere on August 25, 2014.

2013 Katie Christenbury ’13 has had a great first semester at Peabody.

She was named the recipient of the G. Raymond Ziegler Endowed Scholarship. Only two other voice students received the scholarship award, both of which were graduate students. She has also been cast in two opera scenes, which she performed in a spring recital this past March.

Emily Christenbury ’13 had a great first semester at Coastal Carolina University. She made the Dean’s List with a 3.8 GPA, and was invited to join the school’s Honors Program and an accelerated business program, in which she will get her B.S. in Business Administration in three years, spending her fourth year earning her Master’s degree. She was also selected for the Phi Sigma Pi Honors Fraternity chapter at CCU.

Submit Your News & Notes!

Fill out the form online at https://www.archmereacademy.com/ alumninews/share OR E-mail alumni@archmereacademy.com OR Mail your updates to Archmere Academy, Attn: Erin P McNichol ’92, Director of Development & Alumni Relations, 3600 Philadelphia Pike, Claymont DE, 19703.

Be sure to include photos if you have them!

Help Us Locate “Lost Auks” We have composed a list of these “lost auks” and sorted them by graduation year on our Web site.

To view the list, go to:

Planning a Wedding?

Consider having your reception in The Patio mansion at Archmere Academy. Dance the night away under the stained glass ceiling, throw your bouquet from the second floor balcony, and impress your guests with the neo-Renaissance architecture and “home” feel of this unique venue.

www.archmereacademy.com/alumni/lostauks.

If you recognize a classmate on that list that for whom you have contact information, please let us know! You can e-mail their information to Amber Combs at acombs@archmeracademy.com, or call 302-798-6632 ext. 708.

Contact Ally McCord, Events Coordinator at 302-798-6632 x706 or e-mail amccord@ archmereacademy.com for details on pricing and availability or to schedule a tour.

The Patio at

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2013-2014 Honor Roll of Donors

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Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees Dear Friends of Archmere, It is with great pride and gratitude that I present the 2013-2014 Honor Roll of Donors.

Archmere’s success is a true collaboration of the time, talent and resources of many. On behalf of the entire Board of Trustees, I sincerely thank everyone listed in the pages that follow for your ongoing commitment and support.

Like all independent schools, Archmere cannot accomplish its mission based on tuition revenue alone. Annual giving and endowment income are critical to ensuring the Archmere experience we treasure so dearly. These funds support the people and programs that make Archmere such a special place. This means premiere faculty, a diverse and talented student body, small classes, advanced technology, a beautiful campus, extra-curricular programing and an environment of faith and values.

As the table below demonstrates, Archmere has made enormous progress by increasing annual giving in a remarkably brief period of time. In fact, for the past three years the Archmere Fund has surpassed its goals (FY’12 Goal: $500,000; FY’13: $550,000, and FY’14: $600,000) and new records have been set each year for both the Archmere Fund and total Annual Giving! I am equally proud to announce 100% participation by the Board of Trustees and Archmere Faculty and Staff in support of the Archmere Fund.

Mr. John S. Gerard Board Chair

Fund

FY ’10

FY ’11

FY ’12

FY’13

FY’14

Archmere Fund

$355,000

$429,000

$504,000

$581,000

$673,000

Other Annual Giving

$156,000

$133,000

$183,000

$365,000

$350,000

Total Annual Giving

$511,000

$562,000

$687,000

$946,000

$1,023,000

Additionally, we were blessed with contributions of $106,000 to the endowment, as well as capital pledge payments that brought total giving for the 2013-2014 fiscal year to $1,354,000.

All of this would not be possible without the time, dedication and commitment of an army of volunteers – parents, teachers, administrators, alumni, parents of alumni, trustees and other friends of Archmere. You have made this possible. Thank you!

In particular I would like to thank Robert E. Shields ’60 for his leadership as Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the past four years. Archmere has thrived under his direction and I am humbled to follow in his footsteps. Further acknowledgement is extended to Michael J. Hare ’79 for his leadership as President of the Alumni Council and former Chair of the Advancement Committee. His efforts have had a dramatic impact on the success of the Advancement Program as well as the engagement of our alumni. I’d also like to thank William F. Githens ’64 for serving as the Chairman of the 2013-2014 Advancement Committee and leading an effort that resulted in another banner fundraising year for Archmere. Further, I am pleased to introduce Kevin Gilroy as the 2014-2015 Chair of the Advancement Committee. Like myself, Kevin has been so captivated with the Archmere experience through his children (Jamie ’08, Michelle ’11 and Sarah ’13), that he is an engaged volunteer and committed member of the Board of Trustees. Last, but certainly not least, I’d like to thank Maria N. Peet and Richard Sweeny ’83 for leading the Mothers’ Guild and the Fathers’ Club to their most successful years in Archmere history.

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

John S. Gerard Board Chair

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A Special Thank You

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 2013-2014

Corporate Board Members 2013-2014

Archmere Fund Committee 2013-2014

Robert E. Shields ’60, PP ’97 Board Chair

Rev. Steven J. Albero, O.Praem.

Matthew J. Bastian ’83, CP ’15 ’17

Michael C. Boyd ’59, PP ’85 ’93

William F. Githens ’64, PP ’88 ’90 ’92 ’94 ’96 Leadership Chair

Richard M. Beck, Esq. ’82, CP ’18

Rev. Richard J. Antonucci, O.Praem.

James F. Bonner, M.D., PP ’01 ’06 ’11 Rev. Andrew D. Ciferni, O.Praem., Ph.D.

Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 Headmaster Marisa Cole Facciolo ’93 Alumni Chair

Kevin J. Gilroy, PP ’08 ’11 ’13

Archmere Trust Trustees 2013-2014

Charles L. Copeland, PP ’14 and Bonnie E. Copeland, PP ’14 Class of 2014 Parent Chairs

William F. Githens ’64, PP ’88 ’90 ’92 ’94 ’96

Clifford L. Anzilotti, DMS ’59, PP ’82 ’85

Thomas C. Grimm, Esq. ’73, PP ’04 ’08 ’12

John V. Flynn, Jr., Ph.D. ’60, PP ’86 ’89

Danilo R. Salameda, CP ’15 ’17 and Patricia M. Moore, CP ’15 ’17 Class of 2015 Parent Chairs

Francis J. McKee ’68, PP ’94 ’97 ’02

Anthony A. Latini, Jr., CFA ’82 CP ’17, PP ’14

John S. Gerard, PP ’10 ’13

Debra Whitby-Norman, PP ’04 ’07 Douglas R. Quaintance, PP ’05 ’08 Elaine C. Fry Reilly, Esq. ’83, CP ’17, PP ’13 Rev. Joseph Serano, O. Praem., Ph.D. Mary Ann E. O’Brien Slowik ’79, PP ’04 ’09 Andrew S. Thomson, CP ’18, PP ’08 ’11 Barbara A. Wasik, Ph.D., PP ’09 ’11 Kathleen W. Wunner, Ph.D. Victoria C. Yatzus Anthony G. Flynn, Esq. ’69, PP ’03 ’04, Legal Counsel Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76, Executive Officer

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Michael A. Marinelli, Ed.D. ’76 Ex Officio, Headmaster Robert E. Shields ’60, PP ’97 Ex Officio, Board Chair

Gregory F. Lavelle, CP ’16 and Ruth K. Lavelle, CP ’16 Class of 2016 Parent Chairs James J. Pace ’81, CP ’17 and Alice E. Pace, CP ’17 Class of 2017 Parent Chairs William C. Smith PP ’12 and Janet Staats PP ’12 Alumni Parent Chairs F. George Gioffre, PP ’80 ’81 ’86 ’89 and Joanne M. Gioffre, PP ’80 ’81 ’86 ’89 Grandparent Chairs Andrew P. Cocco ’04 Faculty & Staff Co-Chair Ashley S. Cocco Faculty & Staff Co-Chair

The abbreviations “CP” and “PP” after each name indicate the individual’s status as a “Current Parent” or a “Past Parent” with their child(ren)’s graduation years following.

Gifts to Archmere Academy

Archmere Alumni Council 2013-2014

Mothers’ Guild Board 2013-2014

Michael J. Hare ’79 President

Maria Peet, PP ’14 President

Marisa Cole Facciolo ’93 Vice President, Class Representatives Committee

Deborah Giles Bradford ’84, CP ’15 President Elect

David J. Kubacki ’92 Secretary, Student Alumni Relations Committee Dennis A. Lynch ’82 Treasurer Marc J. Albero ’91 Past President, Student Alumni Relations Committee

Michele McVey, CP ’15 ’17, PP ’14 Vice President Anne Buckley, CP ’16, PP ’04 ’09 ’11 Corresponding Secretary Kathleen Diamanty, CP ’15 ’16 Recording Secretary Kathleen Behm Ford, CP ’16, PP ’14 Treasurer

Martin J. Devine ’74, CP ’15 ’18, PP ’04 ’10 Mission & Service Committee Howard J. Gallagher, III ’67, PP ’11 ’13 Mission & Service Committee Joseph A. Kuhn ’65, PP ’95 Class Representatives Committee John J. Nowaczyk ’87, CP ’18 Professional Development & Networking Committee

Fathers’ Club Board 2013-2014 Richard Sweeny ’83, CP ’15, PP ’12 President Patrick Dentinger, CP ’15 ’16 Vice President

Jessica L. Tigani ’05 Young Alumni Committee

Phil Anderson, CP ’17 Secretary

Anthony M. Tosi ’63, PP ’04 ’08 Professional Development & Networking Committee

William Mock, CP ’17 Treasurer

Fundraising Chairs 2013-2014 David T. Zakielarz ’89 Golf Outing Chair Carol Reardon Thomson ’79, CP ’18, PP ’08 ’11 Garage Sale Co-chair Judith Voge, CP ’15, PP ’13 Garage Sale Co-chair Maureen Leonard, CP ’15, PP ’11 Garage Sale Co-chair Anne Marie Byrnes, CP ’18, PP ’12 ’13 Garage Sale Co-chair Gary A. Bradford, CP ’15 Garage Sale Fathers’ Club Lead Lisa Sweeny, CP ’15, PP ’12 Fashion Show Co-chair Lisa Bilodeau, CP ’17, PP ’08 ’13 Fashion Show Co-chair Tracy Tucker, CP ’16, ’18 Fashion Show Co-chair Julie Hutchinson, PP ’05 ’14 Fashion Show Co-chair Patrick Dentinger, CP ’15 ’16 Bricks Co-chair Phil Anderson, CP ’17 Bricks Co-chair

David T. Zakielarz ’89 Golf Outing Committee Richard M. Beck, Esq. ’82, CP ’18 Board Liaison Erin P. McNichol ’92 Director of Development & Alumni Relations

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Gifts to Archmere Academy All Gifts to Archmere Academy Received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014

Appleton Family Scholarship Fund .............................................................................. $100 Archmere Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship Fund ......................................... $10,325 Archmere Fund ......................................................................................................$673,374 Restricted for Immediate Financial Aid ...................................................$81,218 Archmere Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship Fund...... $10,000 Gilroy Family Scholarship Fund .......................................... $20,000 Joan Gremminger Gatti ’81 Scholarship Fund ....................... $2,500 Miller-Wood Minority Scholarship Fund ................................ $8,000 Scholarship Grants and Special Gifts ................................... $40,218 The Michael P. Curcio ’06 Emerging Artist Scholarship Fund.... $500 Restricted for Specific Operating Costs .....................................................$30,824 Unrestricted for Operating .....................................................................$561,332 Capital Campaign Pledge Payments .......................................................................$225,200 Carolyn Handy Letts Memorial Scholarship Fund ......................................................... $675 Class of 1949/Rev. Justin E. Diny Memorial Scholarship Fund ...................................... $500 Class of 1963 Scholarship Fund ................................................................................. $9,200 Class of 1979 Scholarship Fund ............................................................................... $13,791 Class of 1983 Scholarship Fund ................................................................................. $3,800 Denning Family Scholarship Fund ............................................................................ $1,000 Endowment Scholarship Fund ................................................................................ $10,370 Filliben Family Scholarship Fund ................................................................................. $972 Flynn Family Scholarship Fund ................................................................................. $5,000 Fred Casino ’81 Memorial Scholarship Fund ................................................................ $500 Giacco Family Scholarship Fund................................................................................ $1,000 Gilroy Family Scholarship Fund ............................................................................... $15,000 Goett Family Scholarship Fund .................................................................................... $100 Gunnip Family Scholarship Fund .............................................................................. $1,720 Hansel Family Scholarship Fund .................................................................................. $250

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Henry L. Mugel ’55 Scholarship Fund ........................................................................... $100 Joan Gremminger Gatti ’81 Scholarship Fund ........................................................... $2,500 John H. Kennedy, III ’98 Memorial Scholarship Fund ................................................... $500 John J. and Joan P. Hare Endowment Scholarship Fund ............................................... $210 Kevin Dieter ’75 Scholarship Fund ............................................................................... $200 Margaret C. King Memorial Scholarship Fund .............................................................. $119 Mark Giordano ’95 Achievement Award .................................................................... $1,000 Mothers’ Guild Scholarship Fund .............................................................................. $1,000 Olivero Family Scholarship Fund ................................................................................... $50 Pasquale and Helen Marinelli Memorial Scholarship Fund ........................................... $50 Paul & Mary Andrisani Scholarship Fund .................................................................. $1,500 Penza-Ciconte Family Scholarship Fund.................................................................... $5,000 Restricted ...............................................................................................................$349,868 Friends of the Patio ...................................................................................$8,147 Gifts for Special Purposes .........................................................................$87,918 Grants and Special Gifts .........................................................................$143,841 Immaculate Conception Oratory in Saint Norbert Hall .........................$107,980 Manor Restoration Fund for the Arts .........................................................$1,982 Rev. Daniel J. Marino, Jr. ’65 Scholarship Fund............................................................. $500 Rev. Henry Kerr ’58 Scholarship Fund .......................................................................... $300 Rev. Joseph McLaughlin Jubilee Minority Scholarship Fund ...................................... $1,960 Rev. Justin E. Diny Scholarship Fund .............................................................................. $30 The Michael P. Curcio ’06 Emerging Artist Scholarship Fund ..................................... $6,040 The Pasquale Marinelli ’91 Scholarship Fund............................................................... $550 Wang Family Scholarship Fund ................................................................................. $3,500 Willard and Lyli Anzilotti Scholarship Fund............................................................... $6,100 William Mathews ’70 Scholarshp Fund ......................................................................... $200 Grand Total 2013-2014 .......................................................................................... $1,354,154

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Donors for the 2013-2014 Fiscal Year

Our most sincere thanks to everyone who made gifts to support Archmere in the 2013-2014 fiscal year.

Donors are recognized for their cumulative giving to all funds throughout the fiscal year.

An extended version of the 2013-2014 Honor Roll of Donors, with additional statistics, category listings, and contributors by fund is available online at www.archmereacademy.com/donors.

St. Augustine Society $100,000+

St. Godfrey Society $10,000-$14,999

Dr. John V. Flynn, Jr. ’60 & Mrs. Mary Lou Flynn

Anonymous (2)

Mr. & Mrs. Rocco A. Abessinio

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Gentile

Archmere Fathers’ Club

Mr. & Mrs. John S. Gerard

St. Norbert Society $75,000-$99,999

Mr. Frank J. Behm ’74 & Mrs. Andrea M. Behm

Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Hendrixson, Sr.

Dr. Diane L. Ferry, Mr. David C. White & Ms. Megan E. White ’03

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Kelly

Mr. John G. Ambrogi, Jr. ’76 & Mrs. Kristy K. Ambrogi

Mr. Michael J. Hare ’79

Anonymous

Blessed Hugh Society $50,000-$74,999 Archmere Mothers’ Guild

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Kirkwood Dr. Gerard Kuhn & Dr. Katherine King Dr. Joseph A. Miller, Jr. & Ms. Rachel C. Wood

Archmere Alumni Association Mr. Louis J. Capano, Jr. ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Freeh Mr. Kevin J. & Mrs. Rosemary Gilroy

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory F. Lavelle Mr. Frank J. McKee ’68 & Mrs. Karen Madonna The McKee Group Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Penza, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Newton

Mrs. Elaine C. (Fry) Reilly ’83 & Mr. Michael F. Reilly

Dr. G. Dennis O’Brien

Dr. & Mrs. Paul A. Sabini

Mrs. Mary Pace

Mrs. Carol (Reardon) Thomson ’79 & Mr. Andrew S. Thomson

Dr. Richard A. Rowe ’46 & Mrs. Grace B. Rowe

St. Evermode Society $25,000-$49,999

Mr. Daniel Gatti

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields ’60

Prémontré Abbey Society $5,000-$9,999 Dr. Kert F. Anzilotti ’61 & Mrs. Marie G. Anzilotti

Mrs. Debra Whitby-Norman & Mr. Stephen C. Norman, Esq.

Benefactor $2,500-$4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Arvedlund

Mr. Richard M. Beck, Esq. ’82 & Mrs. Elizabeth Beck

Dr. John P. Borneman ’76 & Dr. Anne Marie (Albert) Borneman ’77

Ms. Marie Louise McHugh*

Mr. Richard A. Bongiovanni ’69 & Mrs. Patricia Bongiovanni

Mr. Michael C. Boyd ’59 & Mrs. Ruth Boyd

St. Herman Joseph Society $15,000-$24,999

Dr. & Mrs. James F. Bonner

Caring Cleaners, Inc.

Byerschool Foundation

Mr. Francis J. Catania, Esq. ’75

Dr. James Byrnes & Dr. Barbara Wasik

Mr. & Mrs. Lammot Copeland, Jr.

Mr. Lawrence J. Cylc ’73 & Mrs. Debbie Cylc

Dr. Ronald G. Connolly ’57 & Mrs. Sieglinde E. Connolly

Mr. David C. Eppes

Gureghian Charitable Foundation

Mr. William F. Githens ’64 & Mrs. Marie Pat Githens Mr. Daniel B. Rath, Esq. & Mrs. Monica Mizgerd Rath

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Cottrell, III

Mr. Anthony G. Flynn, Esq. ’69 & Mrs. Catherine C. Flynn

Mr. M. Gordon Daniels, Esq. ’79 & Mrs. Carolyn C. Daniels

Mr. Howard J. Gallagher, III ’67 & Mrs. Maryalice Gallagher

Mr. Ernie & Mrs. Jennifer Dianastasis

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Habgood Mr. Brian Hogan ’84 & Mrs. Janice Hogan * Deceased

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Mr. Kevin M. Kelly ’81 & Mrs. Shari M. Kelly

Dr. George T. J. Cunningham ’55 & Mrs. Patricia K. Cunningham

Mr. Robert T. Alzamora ’82 & Mrs. Lori P. Alzamora

Ms. Genevieve Burke Marino ’83

Mr. Raymond F. Donovan ’79 & Mrs. Janice Donovan

Mr. Thomas H. Anderson, III ’60 & Mrs. Carol J. Anderson

Mr. & Mrs. David D. Marky

Mr. W. Joseph Ford & Ms. Kathy Behm

Mr. John L. Mekus & Ms. Mona E. Warwar

Mr. Michael W. Githens ’90 & Mrs. Danielle W. Githens

Dr. Damian M. Andrisani ’91 & Mrs. Jennifer M. Andrisani

Mr. Robert Kwapinski

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. O’Dwyer

Mr. Richard B. Angiullo ’90 & Mrs. Holly Lissner

Dr. Robert A. Penna ’85 & Mrs. Melanie A. Penna

Ms. Ann Hunter

Mr. John W. Rollins, III ’88 & Mrs. Carin Rollins

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Julian

Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Rossi

Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Kennedy

Mrs. Mary Ann E. (O’Brien) Slowik ’79 & Mr. Jeffrey J. Slowik

Mr. Matthew J. Bastian ’83 & Mrs. Jennifer M. (Kratsa) Bastian ’87

Mr. Kenneth J. & Mrs. Mary Louise Kubacki

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Campbell

Dr. Joseph A. Kuhn ’65 & Mrs. Virgina F. Kuhn

Mr. Paul L. Casey ’75 & Mrs. Kathryn T. Casey

Mr. William C. Smith & Ms. Janet Staats

Dr. & Mrs. James W. Husted

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Walsh, Jr.

Mr. Anthony A. Latini, Jr. ’82 & Mrs. Eileen O. Latini

Dr. Sean Wang & Ms. Monica Ho

Mr. Ronald P. Lee ’61 & Mrs. Rita C. Lee

Dr. F. Thomas Witomski ’54

Dr. & Mrs. Austin A. Lobo

Dr. & Mrs. Bing Zhang

Mrs. Stephanie Penna Lutz ’83 & Mr. John T. Lutz

Anonymous (2) Mr. Richard G. & Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bacon

Mr. David Chartier ’84 & Mrs. Cleopha H. Chartier Mrs. Eileen M. (Ward) Christian, Esq. ’79 & Mr. Jefrey P. Christian Mr. John A. Clark, III ’64 Mrs. Isabelle E. Coates

Patron $1,500-$2,499

Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli Mr. Nick & Mrs. Linda Palczuk

Mr. Kris R. Coghlan ’76 & Mrs. Jodi Coghlan

Mr. Vincent T. Abessinio ’93

Mr. John D. Pastor ’58 & Mrs. Diane Pastor

Mr. John J. Costa & Family

Mrs. Barbra F. Andrisani

Mr. & Mrs. David L. Peet

Mr. Michael & Mrs. Rebecca Baeurle

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Phelan

Mr. John X. Denney, Jr. ’63 & Mrs. Mary L. Denney

Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir & Dr. Carl E. Weir, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Phillips

Dr. David E. Bartkus ’66 & Dr. Carolyn Y. Woo

Dr. Stanley T. Praiss ’57 & Mrs. Ursula L. Praiss

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Bock

Lt. Col. Thomas L. Sack ’62 & Mrs. Patricia A. Sack

Mr. David A. Bongiovanni ’72 & Mrs. Teresa Bongiovanni

Mr. Paul H. Scarbrough ’79

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Denning Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DeSantis Mr. Donn Devine ’46 & Mrs. Betty Devine Mr. Robert R. Dorsch ’61 & Mrs. Candice M. Dorsch Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Etzrodt

Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Bree

Rev. Joseph A. Serano, O.Praem.

Dr. Thomas A. Brooks ’76 & Mrs. Deborah A. Brooks

Mr. & Mrs. E. John Spoehr, Jr.

Mr. Thomas Fortune Fay, Esq. ’57 & Mrs. Patricia G. Fay

Dr. Anthony A. Vasile ’74 & Mrs. Lori A. Vasile

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Fortunato, Esq.

Mr. Edward S. Walsh ’79

Dr. Gerard J. & Mrs. Elizabeth S. Fulda

Mr. Thomas M. Walsh, Jr.

Mr. Richard J. Giacco, Esq. ’70 & Mrs. Lisa M. Giacco

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Butler ’93 Rev. Andrew Ciferni, O.Praem.

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Cirillo, III Mr. Kevin J. Coghlan ’76 & Mrs. Sharon Coghlan Mr. Arthur G. Connolly, Jr. ’55* & Mrs. Joan Connolly Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Copeland

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Zbranak

Mr. Michael J. Gioffre ’81

Fellow $1,000-$1,499

Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Giordano

Mr. Mark Aitken ’79

Mr. John P. Hanlon, III ’78 & Mrs. Julie Hanlon

Mr. Thomas C. Grimm, Esq. ’73 & Mrs. Janet Grimm

* Deceased

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Donors for the 2013-2014 Fiscal Year

Fellow (cont.) $1,000-$1,499

Mr. Kevin L. Meehan ’63 & Mrs. Marina Meehan

Mrs. Pamela J. (Russo) Sweeney ’81 & Dr. Patrick F. X. Sweeney, III

Mr. Jim & Mrs. Angela Melvin

Dr. & Mrs. Russell J. Tibbetts

Mr. Carl & Mrs. Johanna Hertrich

Mr. John & Mrs. Beth Moore

Mr. Anthony M. Tosi ’63 & Mrs. Elizabeth Tosi

Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hicks

Ms. Patricia Palandrani

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Tosi

Mr. David P. Hogan ’87 & Mrs. Michelle L. Hogan

Mr. & Mrs. John Pettinelli

Mr. Nicholas P. Trainer

Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Homsey

Mrs. Kathy L. (Husbands) Pfister ’78 & Mr. Brian Pfister

Mrs. Dannielle Kissel Ulmer ’94 & Mr. William H. Ulmer, Jr. D.O.

Mr. John J. Jordan, III ’80 & Mrs. Noreen O. Jordan

Dr. Joseph D. Piorkowski, Jr. ’74 & Mrs. Marji Piorkowski

Dr. Stephen J. Usala, M.D., Ph.D, P.A. ’72

Mr. John P. Kelly ’63

Mr. Michael V. Puppio, Jr. ’84

Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Kraft Dr. Myroslaw J. Kyj ’63 & Dr. Larissa S. Kyj

Dr. John S. Reach, Jr. ’92 & Dr. Eileen M. Reach

Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Levin

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

Mr. Jason S. Levin ’07

Mr. Danilo R. Salameda & Dr. Patricia M. Moore

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Malinowski Dr. Ronald J. Mattson ’63 & Mrs. Barbara Mattson

Dr. & Mrs. Frank L. Schadt, III Mr. William F. Schollins ’64

Mr. Anthony S. (T.J.) Voell ’89 & Mrs. Amanda Voell Mrs. Victoria Yatzus Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Zappa Dr. & Mrs. Shawn Zhang

Sponsor $500-$999

Mrs. Michele S. (Szimkunas) McCarthy ’79 & Mr. Patrick J. McCarthy

Mrs. Beatrice F. Shields*

Ms. Christine McNichol

Mr. Rajbir Singh ’00

Mr. Joseph S. & Mrs. Kathleen McNichol, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. John S. Spadaro

Mr. William J. Meakem, Sr. ’64 & Mrs. Cathy W. Meakem

Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Stalnecker

Mrs. Kathleen B. (Nilon) Atencio ’77 & Mr. Joseph E. Atencio

Mr. E. Robert Meaney ’65 & Mrs. Angenette Meaney

Mr. Andrew C. Strine ’86

Mr. Anthony J. Bellapigna ’79

Mr. & Mrs. Donal P. Sullivan

Mr. Richard E. Berl ’49 & Mrs. Joan R. Berl

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Siegfried, Jr.

Mr. Winston O. Akoto & Ms. Tamara C. Sampson Mr. Harold P. Anderson ’64 & Mrs. Ginny Anderson

Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore J. Branco Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Anne Buckley Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Bussiere Mr. Carl S. Campion ’76 & Mrs. Joyce A. Campion Mr. & Mrs. Haiqiang Chen Mr. & Mrs. T. Daniel Christenbury Mr. & Mrs. Carmine Ciccolella Ms. Kathryn E. Collins ’98 The Honorable & Mrs. Alan Cooper Mr. John J. Cunningham, Jr. ’78 & Mrs. Alyce S. Cunningham Mr. Christopher D. Curcio ’14 The cast of the Archmere Academy 2014 Winter Musical, Anything Goes, performing one of the musical’s hits at dress rehearsal in the Theatre.

Mr. & Mrs. Peter V. Curcio Dr. Pedro Dayrit & Dr. Maria Fernandez-Dayrit Mr.& Mrs. Dominick J. D’Eramo * Deceased

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Mr. & Mrs. Eugene A. DiPrinzio Mr. Alan F. Dombrowski ’78 & Mrs. Donna S. Dombrowski Mr. Anthony J. Dougherty ’58 & Mrs. Kathleen Dougherty

Mr. Brendan S. Killeen ’73 & Mrs. Carol I. Killeen Mr. Francis A. Korwek ’69 & Mrs. Angela D. Korwek Ms. Kimberly A. Kuryea ’85

Dr. & Mrs. William J. Doyle

Mr. Joseph L. Lanteri ’78

Mr. Richard L. Dunning ’63 & Mrs. Marilyn H. Dunning

Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Lesutis

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Duszak Mr. & Mrs. Martin M. Falasco Mr. Kenneth D. Falkenstein ’84 & Mrs. Lori A. (Lopresti) Falkenstein ’84

Ms. Isabel MacDermott Mr. & Mrs. James F. Malseed Dr. Lee R. Marino Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Mattern

Mr. Francis J. Filliben ’46 & Mrs. Joan M. Filliben

Mr. John & Mrs. Sue McBride

Mr. Vincent J. Filliben ’47 & Mrs. Eleanor M. Filliben

Mr. Mark E. McLaughlin ’68 & Mrs. Margaret McLaughlin

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fosbenner

Mr. John S. McManus, Jr. ’66 & Mrs. Fay L. McManus

Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel G. Fournaris

Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Mr. Justin & Mrs. Susan Ryan Mrs. Colleen Sabatino & Mr. Thomas Sabatino, Esq. Sage Dining Services Mr. Raymond Saville Dr. & Mrs. William K. Schmidt Mr. Robert E. Scully, Esq. ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Shopa, Sr. Ms. Elizabeth Smigielski Mr. Staats C. Smith ’12 Dr. & Mrs. David T. Sowa Mr. Ravi & Dr. Vidyarani Subbaraya Dr. John D. Sullivan ’83 & Mrs. Jennifer R. (Reardon) Sullivan ’83 Dr. David B. Thomas, II ’98 Mr. John J. Tosi, Jr. ’66 & Mrs. Patrice P. Tosi

Mr. E. Michael McNally, Esq. ’65 & Mrs. Janice C. McNally

Mr. Andrew R. Varrenti ’06

Ms. Erin P. McNichol ’92

Ms. Lynn Wilson & Mr. Bob Wilson

Mr. Joseph P. Melloy, Sr. ’52

Mr. Robert J. Glass, Jr. ’57 & Mrs. Susan M. Glass

Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Merritt

Dr. Kathleen Wunner, Ph.D. & Dr. William H. Wunner

Ms. Ann T. Minner ’83

Dr. Gang Xu & Dr. Fan Wang

Mr. Sean E. Gleason ’70

Mr. Michael J. Monaco ’61

Ms. Danielle K. Yearick, Esq. ’90

Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Gordon

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Yuschak

Mr. Domenic S. Grillo ’65

Mr. Kevin ’89, Mr. Brian A. ’92, Mr. Sean B. ’95 & Ms. Kathleen A. Murphy ’99

Mr. Leo A. Hackett, Esq. ’60

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Murray

Mr. & Mrs. Yiannis Halakos

Mr. Edward G. O’Neill ’43

Rev. William M. Hazzard ’55

Col. Francis D. Pacello ’57 & Mrs. Carol A. Pacello

Sustainer $250-$499

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Paonessa

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Adler

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew P. Payne

Mr. Marc J. Albero ’91 & Mrs. Stephanie Albero

Mr. William E. Gehrman ’88 Gioffre Benefit Services Mr. George F. Gioffre ’89 & Mrs. Michelle Gioffre

Mr. John J. Hemphill ’51 Highmark Delaware Mr. & Mrs. Karl Hill Mr. & Mrs. James B. Holladay Mr. T. Keating Holland ’78 & Mrs. Maryanne Holland Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Irvine Mr. Joseph W. Janssen, Jr. ’57 & Mrs. Eileen Janssen

Mr. Byron P. Peebles, Jr. ’68 & Mrs. Joan Pebbles Mr. John P. Praskac, III ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas R. Quaintance Mr. Mark & Mrs. Sheryce Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Quinn

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kennedy

Mr. & Mrs. Marcus E. Rabil

Ms. Jane F. Keough

Mr. David A. Repka ’75 & Mrs. Janet N. Repka

Mr. & Mrs. John L. Vondran

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Zambito, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Phillip S. Allender Mr. Nathan J. Andrisani, Esq. ’88 & Mrs. Allyson E. (Miller) Andrisani ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Angiullo Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Audet, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Bannon

Mr. Robert & Mrs. Michelle Risnychok

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Donors for the 2013-2014 Fiscal Year

Sustainer (cont.) $250-$499

Mr. Damian J. Demnicki ’86 & Mrs. Pamela T. Demnicki

Dr. Francis A. Harvey, Jr. ’60 & Mrs. Caroline Harvey

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Dempsey

Mr. James W. Harvey ’06

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barnard

Mr. & Mrs. Tracey S. Dennewitz

Ms. Megan A. Hazzard ’88

Mr. Richard M. Bastian ’82 & Mrs. Lisa A. Bastian

Mr. & Mrs. John P. DeVido

Mr. Thomas A. Hazzard ’61 & Mrs. Catherine Q. Hazzard

Mr. Matthew D. Baxter ’89 & Mrs. Stacey A. Baxter Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Baxter Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Beck Mr. Joseph J. Bellew ’80 & Mrs. Kelly A. Bellew

Mr. Mark J. DiNardo ’79 & Mrs. Michele K. DiNardo Mr. Jeffrey P. DiSabatino ’01 Mr. Edward J. Dolphin ’04 Mr. James E. Dolphin & Mrs. Tina P. Cernugel

Mr. John M. Herndon, II ’57 & Dr. Maria C. Moschella Mr. & Mrs. Donald Herzog Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Hogue Mr. & Mrs. David Ifkovits

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bernardon

Mr. F. Mark D’Onofrio ’71 & Mrs. Sandy L. D’Onofrio

Mr. & Mrs. David A. Bolner

Mrs. Margaret F. Donohoe

Mr. Simon S. Jackson ’94

Mr. J. Frank Braceland ’68 & Mrs. Monica R. Braceland

Mr. & Mrs. Keith E. Donovan

Mr. Jeffrey J. Jenkins ’91

Mr. B. Christopher Dougherty, Ph.D. ’85 & Mrs. Joanne Dougherty

Mrs. Elizabeth Jones

Mrs. Geralyn M. (Getty) Brostrom ’79 & Mr. John C. Brostrom Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Browne Bugaboo Environmental Services Mr. Daniel B. Carroll ’80 & Mrs. Suzanne Carroll

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Dramis, IV Mrs. Marisa A. (Cole) Facciolo ’93 Dr. Paul J. Fagan & Dr. Nancy L. Jones Mr. John E. Farmer ’63

Dr. Mark F. Carroll ’77 & Mrs. Christine M. Stephenson

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Finizio

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick T. Casino

Mr. Guy T. Fizzano ’64 & Mrs. Frances J. Fizzano

Mr. Harry H. Chaykun ’64 & Mrs. Joan C. Chaykun Dr. Joseph A. Ciampoli ’86 & Mrs. Carin Ciampoli

Mr. James T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’76

Mr. George L. Flamman ’63* & Mrs. Rosemary C. Flamman

J. McLaughlin

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Julian, Sr. Keough Electric, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. W. Alan Keogh Mr. & Mrs. James Kline Mr. Lewis Krieg ’63 Mr. David J. Kubacki ’92 & Dr. Grace Kwon Dr. Stephen J. Kushner ’80 & Mrs. Pamela G. Kushner Mr. & Mrs. Harry Kutch Ms. Lada M. Kyj ’99

Mrs. Hyunjoo (Byun) Fleming ’88 & Mr. Daniel J. Fleming

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Leclerc

Mr. Donald T. Coughlin ’58 & Mrs. Pat Coughlin

Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms, Inc.

Mr. William P. Lloyd ’73 & Mrs. Cynthia L. Lloyd

Dr. Michael Coughlin & Dr. Ann Hriciga

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony B. Furey

Mr. Thomas S. Cross ’69 & Mrs. Frances S. Cross

Mr. Brian P. Gilmore ’88

Mr. Steven & Mrs. Leanore Cipollone

Dr. & Mrs. Kermit P. Crowder Mr. Robert G. Culin, Jr. ’67 & Mrs. Patricia A. Culin Daylesford Abbey Mr. E.J. Dealy ’91 & Mrs. Heather L. Dealy Dr. Patricia O. (Olympia) Dechellis ’92 & Mr. Mark Dechellis Dr. Vincent F. X. Deeney ’66 & Mrs. Donna M. Deeney

Mrs. Gail Foth

Mr. & Mrs. F. George Gioffre Mr. Stephen J. Goett ’72 & Mrs. Carol Goett Mr. Stefan Gunther ’92 & Mrs. Maria J. Rosini Gunther ’92

Mr. Mark Linton & Dr. Marianne Linton

Mr. Dennis A. P. Lynch ’82 & Mrs. Adrianne M. Lynch Mr. Robert H. Mackey ’50 Mr. Phillip M. Maher ’96 & Mrs. Kelly Maher Ms. Beth F. Malseed ’06 Dr. & Mrs. William J. Mannella, Jr.

Ms. Cabray L. Haines ’96

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Marinelli

Lt. James M. Hansel ’77 & Dr. Sandra B. Hansel

Mr. Sotiere Marinis

Mr. Michael E. Harkins ’59 & Mrs. Helen Harkins

Mr. Daniel J. McColgan ’85 & Mrs. Colleen M. McColgan Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. McCord

Mr. & Mrs. John J. DeMaio * Deceased

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Mrs. Leahbeth R. (Weiss) McDonald ’83 & Mr. Brian McDonald

Mr. George J. Rossi ’63 & Mrs. Lorraine V. Rossi

Mr. Mark J. McGovern ’63 & Mrs. Christina T. Curran

Mr. Christian C. Ryan ’87

Dr. Robert L. McNamara ’82 & Dr. Cindy McNamara Ms. Bridget A. McNichol ’94 Mr. Dennis J. & Mrs. Ann McNichol, III Mr. & Mrs. John Millard Mr. Jay R. & Mrs. Catherine L. Miller Mr. Michael F. Miscoski ’66 & Mrs. Kyle M. Miscoski

Mr. Ray Saccomandi & Mrs. Allyson Saccomandi Mr. Bill & Mrs. Maria Schatzman

Contributor $100-$249 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Abbott Mr. Michael A. Acierno ’88 & Mrs. Lisa S. Acierno

Mr. George W. Scherbak ’69 & Mrs. Barbara C. Scherbak

Mrs. Marcy Aitken

Dr. Gerald P. Sherwin ’58 & Mrs. Roberta Sherwin

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

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Simons, IV Dr. & Mrs. David P. Smack

Mr. Aaron T. Allender ’14 American Board of Allergy & Immunology Mr. John M. Anderson ’50

Mr. J. Michael Monaco ’85

Dr. Joseph M. Small ’61 & Mrs. Susan Small

Mr. William C. Anderson, III ’65 & Mrs. Christine Anderson

Mr. Mark P. Morse ’63 & Dr. Winifred A. Morse

Mr. & Mrs. Bayard J. Snyder

Dr. & Mrs. Mark A. Andrews

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Murphy

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh R. Tamassia

Dr. John W. Murphy ’89 & Mrs. Alicia Murphy

Dr. Richard Thompson ’51 & Dr. Irene Thompson

Mr. Joseph R. Angelini ’94 & Mrs. Amanda Angelini

Mr. John J. Nowaczyk ’87 & Mrs. Ciara M. O’Connell ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. O’Mara Mr. Thomas & Mrs. Lisa Orzel Mr. J. P. Osmond ’63 Ms. Mary A. Pace ’78 Mr. Stephen P. Patrizio ’69 & Mrs. Judith M. Patrizio Mr. & Mrs. William W. Phillips Mr. Michael Pietrobono ’82

Mrs. Janice R. Tigani Mr. Nicholas Trainer ’83 & Mrs. Pamela A. Trainer Dr. John H. Trudeau ’63 & Mrs. Teresa C. Trudeau Dr. Bruce A. Twarog ’70 & Mrs. Barbara Twarog

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence A. Raniere

Dr. & Mrs. Eric A. Walker

Mr. Thomas J. Raymond ’97 & Mrs. Kieren J. (Detweiler) Raymond ’00

Mr. John V. Watson ’83 & Mrs. Kimberly H. Watson

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Reardon

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence F. Wiechecki

Dr. Michael X. Repka ’72 & Dr. Mary Anne Facciolo

Mrs. Rita Wilkins

Mr. Nicholas A. Romano ’63 & Mrs. Kathleen Romano Mr. Marc A. Ross ’91

Dr. Kert F. Anzilotti ’88 & Dr. Amy Anzilotti Dr. & Mrs. Gerry T. Appleton Ms. Olivia C. Arasim ’14

Mr. James L. Verna ’82 & Mrs. Loriann M. Verna Mr. Daniel J. Vitiello ’62 & Ms. Peggy Cressy

Mr. Raymond A. Rogowski, II ’78 & Mrs. Jennifer Rogowski

Mr. Keith W. Anzilotti ’56 & Mrs. Barbara Anzilotti

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Vaile, Jr.

Mr. Raymond F. Quinn, Jr. ’76 & Mrs. Carol R. Quinn

Mr. Peter S. Robinson ’60 & Mrs. Ann Robinson

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Angelini

Mr. Robert J. Voge ’82 & Mrs. Judith A. Voge

Mr. James A. Wright ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Yacyshyn Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Zakielarz Mr. Zhijian Zhao & Dr. Manxue Wang Mrs. Sheila A. (Sullivan) Zimmerman ’86 & Mr. Kenneth A. Zimmerman Don’t forget the graduation day selfies! Joeseph Dayrit ’14 and Mannat Sawhney ’14 take a photo before processing into the ceremony on June 1, 2014.

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Donors for the 2013-2014 Fiscal Year

Contributor (cont.) $100-$249 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Asbill

Ms. Margaret M. Bree ’14

Mr. Ken J. Chang ’02

Mr. David C. Bristow

Mr. John P. Chanowski ’64 & Mrs. Sally Chanowski

Dr. John S. J. Brooks, Jr. ’66

Ms. Mercedes C. Chartier ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge

Mr. Joseph P. Brooks ’72 & Mrs. Denise M. Brooks

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Aulen

Mrs. Claudette Broussard

Mr. Kurt & Mrs. Loretta Clements

Ms. Kathryn M. Baeurle ’14

Dr. & Ms. Steven D. Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick E. Coggins

Dr. Andrejs Baidins & Mrs. Dzintra Baidins

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Browning

Mr. John M. Barnum ’80

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bubel

Dr. Joseph C. College ’56 & Mrs. Judith N. College

Mr. & Mrs. Guy Batt

Dr. & Mrs. John D. Buggeln

Ms. Sally Beard

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

Mr. David T. & Mrs. Lisa S. Beatson

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Burns, Jr.

Mr. Christopher L. Beck ’85 & Mrs. Catharine A. Beck

Mr. William Burns ’56 & Mrs. Grace Burns

Mr. Richard E. Berl, Jr. ’72 & Mrs. Sheree J. Berl

Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Calabrese, Sr.

Mr. Stephen M. Conroy ’77 & Mrs. Deborah A. Conroy

Mr. Douglas Canfield & Mrs. Mary Ann Matuszewski

Mrs. Rosemary Conway-Bauer & Mr. Gary Bauer

Dr. Qing Cao & Mrs. Fangling Wang

Dr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Coogan

Boy Scout Troop 50

Mr. Gerald E. Carpenter ’66 & Mrs. Margaret A. Carpenter

Mr. Sean M. Corrigan ’94 & Mrs. Devon Corrigan

Mr. Dennis & Mrs. Lorena Boylan

Mrs. Cara Carroccia ’79 & Mr. Michael W. Bach

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Corrigan

Mr. Michael T. Boyle ’95 & Mrs. Michelle Boyle

Mrs. Cheryl A. (Wiechecki) Casino ’81

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Corsini

Mrs. Deborah L. (Giles) Bradford ’84 & Mr. Gary A. Bradford

Mrs. Melanne Caverly

Mr. Nicholas A. Costa ’14

Mr. Peter J. Cekaitis ’79

The Honorable B. Paul Cotter, Jr. ’55 & Mrs. Mary A. Cotter

Mr. Domenic E. Bonanni ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Andre G. Bouchard Mr. & Mrs. William B. Boundy, Jr.

Mr. Kevin F. Bradley ’93 Mr. Brandan M. Bree ’14

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Burton

Mrs. Kristin E. (Gallagher) Chambers ’99 & Mr. James Chambers

Mr. Joseph P. Clark ’77 & Mrs. Joanne F. Clark

The Honorable & Mrs. James P. Collins, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Conaty Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Conaway Mr. Michael P. Connolly ’71 & Mrs. Jane Connolly

Ms. Catherine M. Cottrell ’14 Dr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Cottrell Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Courtney Mr. Gerald Coyne ’71 & Mrs. Kathleen Coyne Dr. Eileen Crawford ’99 & Mr. Dana Schmunk Mr. Benjamin C. Creekmore ’14 Mr. Jesse & Mrs. Mary Cunningham Mr. James J. Cutrufello ’73 & Mrs. Mariane C. Cutrufello Mr. James Dabkowski ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Dabkowski Mr. Hervine & Mrs. Jodi DaCosta Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Dainton

Students stop for a photo opp at the Soph-Frosh dance. From left to right: Abby Kraus ’17, Caoilainn McCrory ’17, Ryan Jones ’16, Sally Stockett ’17, and Sophie Gotchtovtt ’17.

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Mrs. Sandi L. (Ciarlo) Dalton ’89 & Mr. Eric Dalton Mr. George D’Aurizio

Mr. John E. Dougherty, Jr. ’52 & Mrs. Bonnie B. Dougherty

Mr. Michael J. Goodrick, Esq. ’67* & Mrs. Christine Goodrick

Mrs. Andrea L. (Klocko) Doyle ’84 & Mr. William T. Doyle

Mr. Thomas W. Gorman ’76 & Mrs. Nancy Gorman

The Deely Family

Mrs. Jennifer M. (MacMillan) Doyle ’93 & Mr. Kevin J. Doyle

Mr. William H. Green, Jr. ’79 & Mrs. Amanda C. (Cheetham) Green ’81

Mr. & Mrs. Peter DelGiorno

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Duncan

Ms. Heather Grindrod

Mr. Kurt M. Denk ’92

Mr. F. Richard Dunn ’59 & Mrs. Marianne L. Dunn

Mr. Andy E. Groum & Mrs. Yeshi Zeleke

Mr. & Mrs. Gedeon I. Deak Mr. Michael D. DeBaecke, Esq. ’86 & Mrs. Kathryn W. DeBaecke Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. DeBevec

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. DeSantis Mr. Gerald Desmond ’83 & Mrs. Theresa (Smith) Desmond ’83

Ms. Megan Wozniak Ede ’90 & Mr. Patrick Ede

Mr. Dmitry Gusakov Mr. Christian B. Hagerty ’93 & Mrs. Celestine Hagerty

Mr. Jeremiah Desmond ’39

Mr. John C. Edwards ’74 & Mrs. Eleanor Edwards

Mr. Paul Desmond ’48

Dr. Jeffrey J. Emmi ’80

Mr. Keith S. Dever ’83 & Mrs. Isabel M. Dever

Dr. & Mrs. Mark Emptage

Mr. Martin J. Devine ’74 & Mrs. Kelly J. Devine

Ms. Lisa A. Epifano

Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Dewees

Dr. J. Michael M. Fay ’61 & Mrs. Mary H. Fay

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Diamanty

Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Feld

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. DiBianca

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ferma

Mr. Douglas J. Harrison ’68 & Mrs. Joan K. Harrison

Mr. Robert M. Dieter ’72 & Mrs. Carol A. Dieter

Ms. Margaret A. Fetters

Ms. Genevieve L. Hasek ’00

Dr. John J. Finley, IV M.D. ’96

Mrs. Sandra Hazzard

Mrs. Theresa Dieter

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Fiorile

Mr. & Mrs. Don Healy

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. DiFerdinando

Mr. Christopher R. Forrest ’64

Mr. Hunter Hedinger ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Diggins

Ms. Gabrielle R. Fortunato ’12

Mr. John D. Henry ’42* & Mrs. Janet H. Henry

Ms. Megan A. Diggins ’13

Mr. Lawrence T. Foti, Esq. ’68

Mr. Bruce DiNardo ’82 & Mrs. Amy C. DiNardo

Mrs. Lisa (Penrod) Frankel ’85 & Mr. Steven L. Frankel

Mr. Francis J. Hickman ’64 & Mrs. Stephanie Hickman

The Honorable Joseph G. DiPinto ’50 & Mrs. Patricia M. DiPinto

Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Hahm, Esq. Mr. Stephen J. Haley ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hamilton Ms. Honora Handley Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hanlon

Mr. & Mrs. John Hofflinger

Mr. & Mrs. Keelin T. Fry, Jr.

Holland Mulch

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Fulginiti, Esq.

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard F. Holmes

Mr. William Gabriel

Ms. Alison K. Hopkins ’14

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Gallagher

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery P. Hopkins

Mr. Steven L. DiStefano ’14

Mr. Kevin M. Gallagher ’02

Ms. Patricia J. Houck

Mr. Patrick J. Dolan ’56 & Mrs. Irma Dolan

Ms. Meghan C. Gallagher ’98

Mr. & Mrs. John Dombroski

Mrs. Romayne Galvin

Mr. Andrew Hutson ’49 & Mrs. Kitty Hutson

Mrs. Lorraine M. Donaghue

Mrs. Christine M. (Manubay) Gardiner ’91 & Mr. Stephen J. Gardiner

Mr. Lawrence DiSabatino ’73 & Mrs. Beth DiSabatino Mr. Michael L. DiSabatino ’99 & Mrs. Catherine E. (Dodds) DiSabatino ’99

Mr. Kevin M. Donnelly ’02 & Mrs. Angela Donnelly

Ms. Kelly A. Hutt ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Hutt

Mr. Jonathan Gazzillo ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Jackey

Mrs. Deneen Donnley

Dr. Thomas W. Gething

Mr. J. Michael Donohoe ’92

Mr. Francis E. Gleason ’50 & Mrs. Mary S. Gleason*

Mr. Luke T. Jones ’96 & Mrs. Lauren E. Beste Jones ’96

Mr. Charles H. Donovan, Jr. ’62 & Mrs. Suzanne Donovan Mrs. Joanna (Marinelli) Doroh ’00 & Mr. William Doroh

Dr. James M. Goett ’68 & Mrs. Lucy Goett The Golden Family

Mr. Michael J. Judge ’75 & Mrs. Kathleen C. Judge Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Julian Ms. Rose Ann N. Julian * Deceased

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Donors for the 2013-2014 Fiscal Year

Contributor (cont.) $100-$249

The Honorable Joseph J. Longobardi ’48 & Mrs. Maud Longobardi Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lopresti

Mr. Jonathan A. McDonald ’98 & Ms. Stephanie Marie Norman ’04

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Kagel

Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Love

Mr. & Mrs. William V. McGlinchey

Mr. & Mrs. William Kelly

Dr. Paul F. Lovell ’57 & Mrs. Catherine W. Lovell

Mr. Joseph H. McGlinchy ’69 & Mrs. Nancy McGlinchy

The Honorable Kathleen Lucas & Mr. J. Patrick Bradley

Mrs. Patricia C. McGonigle

Mrs. Nicole T. Theodore Kelly ’89 & Mr. Michael E. Kelly Mr. Robert F. Kelly, Jr. ’70 & Mrs. Tritty Kelly Mr. Matthew J. Kennedy ’97 Rev. Daniel R. Kent Dr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Kestner, Jr. Mrs. Rosemary K. Killian Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Killion Mr. Christopher A. King ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Kissel

Mr. Francis J. Lucey, Jr. ’79 & Mrs. Marianne Lucey

Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. McCurnin

Mr. John E. McGovern ’58 & Mrs. Linda McGovern

Mr. Ronald Luongo

Mr. Kevin McGuinness ’82 & Mrs. Victoria C. McGuinness

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Lynch

Mr. Edward L. McHugh ’50

Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Lynch

Mr. Christopher McKenney & Mrs. Martha Boston

Mr. & Ms. Michael P. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Malfitano

Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. McKinney

Mrs. Janice H. Mancuso

Mr. Patrick T. McNamara ’81 & Mrs. Joan L. (Lucey) McNamara ’84

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Manelski

Ms. Megan A. McNichol ’98

Mr. Matthew G. Manlove ’97

Mr. & Mrs. Francis McVey

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Manlove

Mrs. Edythe F. Mendolia

Mr. Michael V. Marchlik ’77 & Mrs. Jo Ann V. Marchlik

Mr. David P. Mengers ’83 & Mrs. Patricia A. Mengers

Mr. Paul J. & Dr. Michele S. Marcolongo

Mr. & Mrs. William Messick

Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Lairdieson

Mrs. Angela P. (Papa) Mariano ’88 & Mr. Randy A. Mariano

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Millard, III

Mr. Richard G. Lanahan ’60 & Mrs. Pam J. Lanahan

Ms. Angela M. Marinelli ’90 & Mr. Jac Cottrell

Dr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Landini

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

Mr. William B. Larson, Esq. ’04

Dr. Christopher Martin ’75 & Mrs. Lydia Martin

Mrs. Genevieve Klein Mrs. Jane F. d. (Micallef) Klinger ’87 & Mr. Karl Klinger Mr. Marc A. Kreider ’86 & Mrs. Valerie K. Kreider Ms. Katherine T. Kuhn ’95 Mrs. Carron M. (Trainer) Laake, Esq. ’85 & Mr. Peter W. Laake, Jr.

Mr. Anthony A. Latini ’60 & Mrs. Katherine Kraft Dr. Thomas & Dr. Sharon Lehman

Mr. Christopher J. Mascioli ’78 & Mrs. Susan A. Mascioli

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Miller Mrs. E. Lynn (Wachstein) Mineo ’85 & Mr. Michael Mineo Dr. Rosalie M. Mirenda & Mr. Anthony Mirenda Mrs. Christine C. (Julian) Moritz ’95 & Mr. Garrett B. Moritz Col. & Mrs. Charles Morrison

Mr. Richard D. Leigh ’78 & Mrs. Kerry M. Leigh

Dr. Stephen B. Mastella ’78 & Mrs. Laura A. Mastella

Mr. Robert Leimer & Mrs. Dorothy W. Kelly

Mr. Edward & Mrs. Eugenie Matyas

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Mottola

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Leonard

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Maurer

Ms. Pam Mrjenovich

Mr. Lawrence & Mrs. Patricia Lewis

Dr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Mazzuca

Mr. Thomas G. Lewis, III ’62 & Mrs. Pauline D. Lewis

Mr. John R. McBride, Jr. ’08

Mrs. Kristin B. (Wasniewski) Mumford ’96 & Mr. Mark Mumford

Ms. Darlene D. Lin ’93 Mr. Ian R. Liston & Dr. Margaret R. Chou Mr. Michael L. Logothetis ’89 Ms. Sissy Long

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Ms. Kathryn R. Morro ’92

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. McBride

Mr. Daniel J. Murphy ’65 & Mrs. Rosanne Murphy

Mrs. Virginia M. (Jones) McCadden ’78

Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Murphy

Ms. Kacey A. McCaffrey ’06

Mr. & Mrs. William P. Murray

Ms. Martha McCauley

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Nannas

Mr. Paul & Mrs. Linda McConnell

Mr. Mark V. Nelms ’70 & Mrs. Anne Nelms

Mr. John J. Pileggi ’77 & Mrs. Lisa M. Fraguada-Pileggi

Dr. Anthony V. Nero, Jr. ’60

Mr. & Mrs. Ed Pirog

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Niermann

Mr. John C. Powell ’61 & Mrs. Lynda Powell

Dr. & Mrs. John M. Nista

Mrs. Catherine M. Powell-Clothier

Mr. Justin T. Norman ’07

Mr. James T. Prendergast ’77 & Mrs. Eleanor W. Prendergast

Mr. Robert A. Nowaczyk ’65 Dr. & Mrs. Daniel P. O’Keefe Mr. Michael & Mrs. Deborah Oleck Mr. & Mrs. Eric P. Olsen Mr. & Mrs. James M. Olsen Mrs. Diane C. (Lutz) Olszak ’87 & Mr. Joseph P. Olszak Dr. David W. Oslin & Dr. Sharon Archer

Ms. Joanne Price Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Quercetti, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John J. Quinn Dr. Leo W. & Dr. Irene Raisis Col. John M. Ramler, M.D. ’68 & Mrs. Linda J. Rambler Mr. & Mrs. Carmen J. Rappucci

Mr. David A. Oswinkle

Mr. R. Christopher Rappucci ’91 & Ms. Maria A. Cole ’94

Mrs. Catherine Pace-Scott ’82 & Mr. John Scott

Mr. Leo F. Rattigan Mrs. Christine E. Reeves

Mr. Stephen L. Sapienza ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Sargent Mr. & Mrs. John F. Sarro Ms. Mannat Sawhney ’14 Ms. Mary Ellen Schauber & Mr. Edward Stegemeier, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Schiavello Mr. & Mrs. David M. Schiltz Schrader Group Architecture, LLC Dr. Patricia G. (Gioffre) Scott ’86 & Mr. Brian L. Scott Mrs. Virginia Scott Dr. Rafael Shapiro & Dr. Ingrid Arauco Mrs. Rosalie A. Sheets Mr. Walter K. Sherwin, Jr. ’56 & Mrs. Rosalie Sherwin Mr. Charles E. Sibre ’67 & Mrs. Ellen R. Sibre

Mr. & Mrs. Petros P. Regas

Mrs. Patricia A. (Aitken) Signora ’82 & Mr. Alexander Signora

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Regler

Mr. Chris & Dr. Beth Singewald

Mr. & Mrs. William D. Reid

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Singley

Mr. Timothy A. Reilley

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Sinnott

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

Mr. Andrew O. Reilly ’85 & Mrs. Terri B. Reilly

Dr. Lisa N. Skedzielewski ’06

Mr. Prasad Parab & Dr. Susmita Parab

Mr. Thomas P. Reilly ’72 & Mrs. Dianne Reilly

Mr. Bruce A. & Ms. Carol G. Slomski

Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Parker

Mr. & Mrs. John Reshetar

Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. James Parks

Mr. & Mrs. William Reynolds

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Ramesh Patel

Mrs. Regina Risnychok

Mr. Mark W. Peipher ’81 & Mrs. Janet Peipher

Dr. & Mrs. Denis P. Rogers

Dr. Robert T. Smith ’73 & Mrs. Pamela A. Vercellone-Smith

Ms. Sharon Pember

Mr. Marc M. Rollins ’01

Dr. Alexandra C. Sowa ’01 & Mr. Peter McPartland, Jr.

Mr. Michael E. Pembroke ’71 & Mrs. Marcia S. Pembroke

Mr. W. James Roos ’63

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

Dr. & Mrs. David Pensak

Mr. Herman W. Ross ’77 & Mrs. Tina M. Ross

Mrs. Lisa M. Julian Spear ’98 & Mr. Mark Spear

Ms. Elizabeth E. Penza ’03

Ms. Asunta M. Rossi ’14

Peter J. O’Konski & Co., Inc.

Mrs. Evelyn Rozploch

Mrs. Dolores H. Peters

Ms. Nicole M. Russo ’14

Mr. Richard M. Peterson ’73 & Mrs. Carole D. Peterson

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Russo

Mr. James J. Pace ’81 & Mrs. Alice E. Pace Mrs. Susan M. (Mingey) Padien ’84 & Mr. Paul Padien Dr. Gonzalo T. Palacios ’55 & Mrs. Anne Palacios

Mr. & Mrs. John Pfeifle

Mr. Thomas S. Ryan & Dr. Catherine M. Bonuccelli

Mr. L. James Phillips ’44 & Mrs. Doris Phillips

Mrs. Janice Sanna

Mr. Donald N. Pierce, Jr. (DJ) ’87

Dr. D. Laine Santa Maria ’46 & Mrs. Mary A. Santa Maria

Rev. Anthony M. Pileggi ’87

Mr. Frank J. Spitz, III & Dr. Cheryl A. Bolinger Mr. Andrew Stalnecker ’02 Mr. & Ms. Leonard P. Stark Ms. Ruth Steedley Mr. & Mrs. James A. Sterling, III Dr. Phillip B. Storm, Jr. ’86 & Mrs. Stacey Storm Mr. John K. Stovicek

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Donors for the 2013-2014 Fiscal Year

Contributor (cont.) $100-$249 Dr. & Mrs. Shao-Tang Sun Mr. Richard A. Sweeny ’83 & Mrs. Lisa V. Sweeny Mr. & Mrs. Cliff P. Tang Mr. James E. Tarte & Mrs. Eileen Shappell-Tarte

Ms. Justine Zhang ’14

Mr. Herbert E. Bowers ’85

Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Zugehar

The Bradley Family Mr. John E. Bradley, Jr. ’64

Associate $1-$99

Mr. Kevin P. Bradley ’87 & Mrs. Tracey K. Bradley

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Agnew

Ms. Gertrude G. Brown

Mr. Michael J. Aleardi, Jr. ’12

Mr. Thomas E. Brown ’51 & Mrs. Mary Ellen Brown

Ms. Danielle M. Thomson ’03

Mr. Daniel J. Algeo ’63

Mr. Peter D. Thomson

All Saints Catholic School

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Ursomarso, Jr. ’77

Mr. Edwin G. Anderson

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Van Wie

Mr. Jack Anderson & Mr. Theodore Olson

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent W. Vandenbraak, Jr.

Mr. Phil Anderson & Ms. Ellen O’Neill

Mr. & Mrs. Valentine A. Verissimo

Ms. Elyse C. Andrews ’12

Mr. Mark A. Victoria ’93

Mrs. Kerry E. (Corrigan) Annos ’97 & Mr. Ted Annos

Mr. David A. Voell ’89 & Mrs. Tara Voell Mrs. Adriane M. (Glenn) Wack ’93 & Mr. Peter J. Wack

Anonymous (5) Ms. Gabriella Arauco-Shapiro ’11

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Wagner

Ms. Elizabeth J. Baker ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Waldis

Mr. Michael P. Bannon ’14

Mr. Jeffrey W. Walters

Dr. Louis E. Bartoshesky ’62 & Mrs. Patricia Bartoshesky

Dr. Ning Wang & Dr. Zhaoping He

Mr. Noel Breger

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bryde Mr. Dillon C. Buckley ’09 Ms. Madeline R. Buckley ’11 Mr. Joseph L. Budka, Jr. ’78 & Mrs. Cynthia A. Budka Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Budka, Sr. Mr. Christian M. Burdziak ’03 Ms. Jillian M. Burdziak ’06 Mr. Tyler J. Burns ’14 Ms. Elizabeth A. Burton ’14 Ms. Sara E. Bussiere ’05 Ms. Maria Jose Calzado-Saavedra Mr. Louis A. Camagna ’72

Mr. Patrick C. Bastian ’12

Mr. & Mrs. Jared Campbell

Mr. & Mrs. Hubert C. Whan Tong

Mrs. Norine A. Bastian-Pastore ’87 & James F. Pastore

Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Campbell

Mrs. Carol A. Whetzel

Mr. & Mrs. John Bellace

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel W. Whitaker

Mrs. Rosalba R. Bellen

Mr. Frank J. Carlino ’49 & Mrs. Ann Marie Carlino

Wholesale Janitor Supply Co.

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Beneck

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Carney

Mr. Francis X. Wickersham ’82 & Mrs. Brenda S. Wickersham

Mr. Kenneth R. Berl ’82 & Mrs. Meghann Berl

Mrs. Rita Carozza

Mr. Kenneth C. Bertram ’77 & Mrs. Robin Bertram

Mr. J. Gregory Carroll ’66 & Mrs. Suzanne Carroll

Mr. Robert K. Beste, Jr. ’68 & Mrs. Elizabeth G. Beste

Ms. Alexandra E. Cassidy ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Werner

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Williams Ms. Darla F. Wilson Mr. Robert Wolownik ’74 & Mrs. Kathleen S. Keller

Mr. Joseph H. Canfield ’12

Ms. Anne M. Binder

Mr. Thomas K. Cassidy ’83 & Mrs. Sophia A. Cassidy

Mrs. Kathleen Wright

Mr. Christopher Boehm

Ms. Cheryl L. Catherwood

Ms. N’dea A. Yancey-Bragg ’14

Mrs. Columbina Bonanni

Ms. Briana N. Chapman ’12

Dr. & Mrs. Michael D. Yoslov

Mr. Edward A. Bonanni ’69 & Mrs. Betty A. Bonanni

Mr. Evan T. Christiansen ’12

Mr. Michael Zajano ’63 & Mrs. Nancy Zajano Mr. David T. Zakielarz ’89 & Mrs. Kelly Zakielarz

CWO4 Gerard L. Bonner USCG ’59 & Mrs. Barbara Bonner

Mr. & Mrs. Dean Cipriano

Mr. James L. Zawicki

Mr. William J. Bowden, III ’61 & Mrs. Rebecca S. Bowden

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Dr. Jennifer Christy & Mr. Peter Bookman Mr. Andrew P. Cocco ’04 & Mrs. Ashley S. Cocco

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Collins, Esq.

Ms. Kristen L. DiNardo ’11

Ms. Lauren M. Gerber

Ms. Amber Combs

Ms. Christine M. DiPrinzio ’05

Mr. Robert R. Giannini ’67

Mr. Christian P. Conaty ’14

Ms. Laura E. DiPrinzio ’07

Ms. Rachel M. Gillen ’11

Mr. Christopher J. Conaway ’98

Mr. Marco A. DiPrinzio ’10

Mr. Ethan D. Conde ’13

Mr. Connell P. Donaghy ’12

Mr. James F. Gleason, Jr. ’61 & Mrs. Mary L. Gleason

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Conlin

Mr. James M. Donahue, Jr. ’73 & Mrs. Mary B. Donahue

Ms. Molly Conlin ’13 Mrs. Loren M. (Angiullo) Connolly ’88 & Mr. Christopher J. Connolly

Mr. Brian E. Donnelly ’00 & Mrs. Erin Donnelly

Mr. Thomas A. Goldsmith ’71 & Mrs. Joanne M. Goldsmith Ms. Mary Goodrick Mr. John A. Grace, Jr. Ms. Ashley A. Graef ’14

Mrs. Doris E. Cooney

Mr. Kevin C. Donovan ’77 & Mrs. Martha N. Donovan

Mr. Andrew P. Coonin ’05

Ms. Barbara A. Dougherty

Mr. Todd R. Coulson ’92 & Christina Coulson

Mr. Timothy Dougherty

Mr. Robert W. Cox Mr. Kevin Coyle ’82

Capt. Dennis M. Doyle ’62 & Mrs. Christie P. Doyle

Mrs. Dolores Crescenti

Mr. Michael J. Doyle ’66 & Mrs. Denise Doyle

Ms. Katherine A. Crifasi ’11

Ms. Kelsey N. Dramis ’12

Mrs. Mary A. (Woolson) Cronin ’79 & Mr. Patrick M. Cronin

Mr. Angus J. Dunlavey ’11

Mrs. Lisa M. (Sendi) Gruss ’93 & Mr. Thomas Gruss

Mr. David A. Duszak ’97

Mr. Matthew F. Hamilton ’11

Mrs. Janet Crouse

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Egan

Ms. Jane Hamlin

Mrs. Michele Irwin Cunningham ’97

Ms. Cynthia Emily

Dr. Janine M. Haney ’97

Mrs. Lindsay C. (Ambrose) Curtin ’03

Ms. Erica L. Fagan ’11

Mr. Edwin V. Harrington, Jr. ’62

Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Czerwinski

Ms. Victoria L. Falasco ’16

Mr. & Mrs. Bob Dainton

Mr. Michael J. Falkenstein ’12

Mr. Louis P. D’Angelo ’64 & Mrs. Carol E. D’Angelo

Mrs. Danielle M. (Zakielarz) Filliben ’85

Ms. Carmelina F. D’Arro ’85

Mr. Collin W. Graf ’14 Mr. Robert Graham, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Green Mr. Dominic A. Gregorio, III ’10 Mr. Jackson W. Gribble ’66 & Mrs. Carol Gribble

Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Finnegan

Mr. Cyrus K. Dastur ’88 & Mrs. Michele Dastur

Mr. David D. Finocchiaro, Esq. ’66 & Mrs. Diane Finocchiaro

Ms. Rebecca Daull

Ms. Anne Fisher

Mr. & Mrs. Jon D. Deakins

Ms. Marilyn Flaherty

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. DeAngelis

Mr. Michael W. Ford ’14

Mr. Sean T. Deely ’14

Mr. Charles Forrest

Mr. & Mrs. John O. Deemer

Mr. Alfred Fraczkowski

Mr. Stephen J. Demanovich ’00

Mr. Liam P. Freeh ’14

Ms. Anna L. D’Eramo ’14

Ms. Michelle S. Fremuth ’09

Mr. Alex C. DeSantis ’12

Ms. Alexis T. Furlong ’06

Mr. Jesse D. Dewees ’12

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fuscsick

Mr. Michael P. DiDaniels ’73

Dr. Johnathan L. Gajdos ’00

Mr. Jason P. DiFerdinando ’93 & Ms. Thao Bui

Mr. & Mrs. Phil Gamgort

Mr. Dario DiFrancesco ’11

Ms. Emily E. Gerard ’13

Carly Ciarrochi ’04 speaks to students in the library of Saint Norbert Hall about her career in acting as part of the 2014 Junior Career Day.

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Associate (cont.) $1-$99

Mr. Edward C. Huffman ’92

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Kropp

Mr. Edmond M. Ianni, Esq. ’75 & Mrs. Ann Marie J. Ianni

Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Kudner

Mr. Glenn Hartman

Mr. Edmond S. Ianni

Mrs. Kathleen C. Hartnagel-Nasuti ’87 & Mr. Tonino Nasuti

Mr. Arnold Isken

Mr. Christian S. Hartranft ’08 Ms. Bonnie L. Hayes Mr. Kevin C. Hayes ’12 Ms. Lauren K. Healy ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Dudley Heath

Ms. Sara Jamison Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Jezyk Mr. Michael C. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Antoine Jouanneau Mr. & Mrs. James F. Kaib

Mr. James G. Lanahan ’61 & Mrs. Jule Lanahan Mr. Thomas M. Laskas ’00 & Mrs. Elise M. (Stephenson) Laskas ’00 Mrs. Dawn G. Gupta Latham ’91 & Mr. David W. Latham, Jr. Ms. Elena M. Latini ’14 Mr. Michael P. Lavin Ms. Emily M. Leach ’01

Mr. Richard Kaiser ’45*

Mr. Richard M. LeBrun, Sr. ’50 & Mrs. Blanche LeBrun

Ms. Victoria E. Kaloudis ’13

Ms. Victoria Leon

Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Keller

Mrs. Annemarie B. (Murphy) Leone ’93

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kelly

Mr. & Mrs. Ethan Levine

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kerrigan

Mrs. Leah E. Lightcap

Mr. Philip F. King ’55 & Mrs. Marilyn R. King

Ms. C. Kathryn (Worton) LoMonaco ’03

Ms. Jasmine J. Kingston ’12

Mr. & Mrs. William W. Long, III

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kirchner

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Love

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Klempa

Mr. Daniel Lutz

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Klinge

Mr. James F. Lynch ’78 & Mrs. Maria R. Lynch

Ms. Jody Hoffman

Knights of Columbus Pius X 4425

Ms. Maryanna N. Lynch ’14

Ms. Kaeleigh E. Hogan ’14

Mr. John J. Kopko ’56 & Mrs. Cornelia M. Kopko

Mr. & Mrs. George Lyon, Jr.

Mrs. Rebecca Hendrixson Ms. Leigh J. Henjes ’13 Ms. Mary Henjes ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Henry, Sr. Ms. Camryn H. Hicks ’14 Ms. Olivia A. J. Hiddemen ’14 Mr. Kurt R. Hill ’13 Ms. Bridget M. (Lesutis) Hintze ’93 Mrs. Catherine L. (Leonard) Hodder ’84 & Mr. Peter S. Hodder

Mr. John O. Hogue ’13 Mr. Daniel J. Hoopes ’12

Ms. Geralyn Kowalski Mrs. Joan Krauss

Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. MacMillan Mr. Vincent D. Maguire, Jr. ’65 & Mrs. Julia Maguire Mrs. Patricia Maher Mr. & Mrs. Humbert L. Maiocco Ms. Clee A. Malfitano ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Malloy Mr. David A. Manning ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Marinelli, III Mr. Ray S. Markowski ’64 & Mrs. Virginia Markowski Mr. Andrew M. Mascioli ’13 Mr. Michael A. Matassino ’92 & Mrs. Jaime Matassino

Rev. John Zaggarella, O.Praem. and Rev. Joseph P. McLaughlin, O.Praem. preside over the Baccalaureate Mass on May 31, 2014. * Deceased

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Mr. Christopher A. Mathewson ’11

Mr. George Mikulski

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Osborn

Mr. Samuel H. Mattern ’13

Ms. Linda M. Miller

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Oulahan

Ms. Sarah A. Mattern ’11

Ms. Patricia Minner

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Outlaw

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Maxwell

Ms. Hannah Mistovich

Ms. Julia Oxenhandler

Mr. Francis & Mrs. Peggy Higgins Mazik

Mrs. Barbara Monahan

Mrs. Kathleen Packert

Mr. Alexander J. Mazzuca ’12

Ms. Stephanie Montooth ’13

Mr. Richard E. Pater ’03

Mr. & Mrs. Edward McAvinue

Dr. Daniel J. Moore ’71 & Mrs. Jennifer S. Moore

Ms. Shirley Paulley

Ms. Haley E. Moore ’14

Mr. James M. Penny, Jr. ’64 & Mrs. Theodora Penny

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Moore

Mr. Salvatore Pietrafitta

Mr. Duane Moosberg

Ms. Francesca M. Pileggi ’06

Mr. Christopher G. McCord ’11

Cmdr. Robert H. Morro, Jr. ’78 & Mrs. Anita Morro

Mr. Luke A. Pinto ’14

Mr. David J. McCrae ’12

Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Mrozinski

Mr. David M. McCrae ’79 & Mrs. Denise L. (Wisgo) McCrae ’79

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Mulhearn

Mr. Patrick J. McBride ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McCann Mr. Paul McCloskey Ms. Allison McCord

Ms. Claire M. McDermott ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McDermott

Mr. Brian E. Murphy ’12 Mr. Brian L. Nagle ’93 Ms. Kristin A. Nannas ’05

Mr. Daniel A. Pisani Mr. James Porter Dr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Porth Mr. Daniel J. Quaintance ’08 Mr. Robert D. Quaintance ’05

Dr. Gregory W. Natello

Mr. Raymond C. Radulski, Esq. ’01* & Mrs. Erin K. Radulski

Ms. Cara B. Nedbalski ’14

Mrs. Linda J. Raineri

Mr. & Mrs. Terry J. Newitt

Dr. Anthony J. Rapone

Mr. & Mrs. James T. McGeehin

Mr. Christopher M. Newton ’12

Mr. Evan A. Rapone ’14

Mr. & Ms. Edward McGinley

Ms. Alexandra C. Nielsen ’14

Ms. Caroline E. Rath ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McGlone

Ms. Lauren (Anderson) Niles ’03

Ms. Charlotte C. Rath ’13

Mr. John P. McHugh ’70 & Mrs. Rosanne McHugh

Dr. Francis J. Nowaczyk ’80 & Mrs. Patricia M. Nowaczyk

Mr. Kevin M. Reardon ’14

Mr. Edward B. McKay ’66 & Mrs. Barbara McKay

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Nowaczyk

Ms. Karen C. (Conaway) McDevitt ’01 Mrs. Mary M. McDonough Mr. James R. McEowen ’51 & Mrs. Margaret A. McEowen

Mr. John D. McLaughlin, Jr. ’71 & Mrs. Kathleen M. McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. McNamara Mr. Matthew T. McNeal ’11

Mrs. Lauren J. (Emmi) O’Boyle ’93 & Mr. Jeremy O’Boyle Mr. Denis F. O’Flynn O’Brien ’74 & Dr. Patricia L. Sertich Mr. Richard J. O’Hara ’72 & Mrs. Jane E. O’Hara

Ms. Anne Regler Mr. Brandon S. Reid ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Bayard Richard Mrs. Marie Pat (Githens) Romano ’94 & Mr. Mark R. Romano

Ms. Emily G. O’Koren ’04

Mrs. Joanne (Grillo) Rosenberg ’84 & Mr. Michael Rosenberg

Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Olivero ’82

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rothenbacher

Mr. Jeffrey L. Olmstead ’71 & Mrs. Karen A. Olmstead

Mr. Christian J. Rupertus ’93

Mrs. Lois B. Olsen

Mr. Adam B. Saleski ’95

Mrs. Sandra E. (Jones) Memmo ’80 & Mr. Frank D. Memmo, Jr.

Ms. Denise M. O’Meara & Mr. Howard Williams

Mr. George B. Salmons ’13

Ms. Gina M. Messick ’14

Ms. June Orlando

Ms. Stella J. McSparran Mr. Francis X. McVey, III ’14 Mr. Robert D. Mears, III ’86 & Mrs. Katherine A. Mears Mr. Michael F. Melloy ’55 & Mrs. Patricia Melloy

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Russell, III

Mr. Nicholas F. Sanna ’98 Ms. Elspeth C. Sarro ’12 * Deceased

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Donors for the 2013-2014 Fiscal Year

Associate (cont.) $1-$99 Mr. Steven D. Scattolini ’80 & Mrs. Dina M. Scattolini Mr. Andrew J. Schilly ’53 Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Schubert Mr. & Mrs. James Scott Mr. Sang H. Seo ’12 Ms. Amy Shafer Mr. Gregory W. Shannon ’64 & Mrs. Barbara C. Shannon

Stamford Screen Printing

Ms. Allyssa S. Vaile ’09

Mr. & Mrs. George Starkey

Ms. Amanda M. Vaile ’12

Mr. E. Lee Stein, Jr. ’82

Mr. Lawrence Van Zummeren

Mr. Edwin L.* & Mrs. Geraldine L. Stein

Mr. Anthony A. Vasile ’11

Mrs. Theresa A. (Fitzpatrick) Stover ’88 & Mr. Richard T. Stover

Mr. Theodore E. von Mechow ’56 & Mrs. Carolyn von Mechow

Ms. Kathryn Sturdivant

Mrs. Joan Wachstein

Ms. Erin M. Sullivan ’06

Mr. James L. Wagner ’59 & Mrs. Joyce Wagner

Mr. Connor A. Sweeny ’12 Ms. Nora L. Sylvestre Ms. Victoria C. Sylvestre ’13

Ms. Jillian Waldman Ms. Audrey E. Walker ’11

Mr. William D. Sheehan ’11

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Thomas

Mr. Michael J. Walsh ’80 & Mrs. Genevieve A. Walsh

Mr. John R. F. Sheridan ’62 & Mrs. Barbara B. Sheridan

Ms. Kelly A. Tibbetts ’14

Mr. Eric L. Wang ’13

Ms. Nora E. Tibbetts ’11

Mr. Tyler P. Signora ’14

Ms. Kerith Wang ’12

Mr. Ryan J. Tibbetts ’00

Dr. Nancy Signorielli

Mr. Paul G. Tierney ’64 & Mrs. Donna Tierney

Mr. Justin A. Warner ’89 & Mrs. Courtney Warner

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Silvius

Ms. Jessica L. Tigani ’05

Mr. Thomas J. Weiss ’02

Ms. Bridget M. Sincavage ’13

Ms. Ruth Tingle

Mr. K. Mark Sossin Mr. Matthew T. Sowa ’06

Mrs. Gina L. (LoBosco) Tonn ’93 & Mr. Greg Tonn

Mrs. Heidi H. (Huber) White ’92 & Mr. Erskine L. White, III

Mr. Patrick M. Spillan ’14

Ms. Marissa Travaline

Mr. Willard Whiteman & Ms. Rosemary Jackson Ms. Ellen Wiener Mr. Philip T. Williams ’10 Mr. Alexander T. Willin ’13 Mr. Darren A. Wilson ’88 & Mrs. Kim Wilson Mr. Craig & Mrs. Kathy Wise Ms. Kristen Witte Mrs. Kezia Wolf Mr. Joseph Worton Ms. Kezhen Yang Ms. Brittany M. Yanick ’11 Mrs. Stella Yiannos Ms. Rachel H. Yoder ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Young Ms. Jessica C. Yuschak ’16 Mr. Joseph Zakielarz ’83 & Mrs. Deryn Zakielarz

The Alumni Association presented Principal John Jordan ’80 and student athletes with a check for Archmere Athletics at the 2014 Sports Hall of Fame Banquet. From left to right: Laura Jogani ’14, Katelyn Payne ’14, Conor Furey ’14, Ben Creekmore ’14, Amanda Olsen ’14, Christian Conaty ’14, John J. Jordan III ’80, Mike Pembrok ’71 and Anthony (T.J.) Voell’89.

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Ms. Victoria W. Zugehar ’12

* Deceased

Supporting Archmere in Unique Ways

Matching Gift Companies Many companies match employee and retiree contributions. Your Human Resources Office will have instructions on how to double, sometimes even triple, your gift.

The companies who matched donor gifts during the 2013-2014 fiscal year are listed below: American International Group, Inc. Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Barclays The Boeing Company Cannon Properties Coca Cola Eaton Company FMC Corporation Matching Gift Plan Goldman Sachs & Co. Google Graver Technologies, LLC GTE Foundation Huron Healthcare Matching Gifts

Family Foundations

Mrs. Mary Ellen Schauber & Mr. Edward J. Stegemeier, Jr.

Abessinio Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields ’60

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Shopa, Sr.

The G. L. Connolly Foundation

Mrs. Mary Ann E. Slowik ’79 & Mr. Jeffrey J. Slowik

Taylor-Smith Foundation

Gifts in Kind Gifts of goods and services 2013-2014 Dr. Kert F. Anzilotti ’61 & Mrs. Marie G. Anzilotti

Mr. Frank J. Spitz, III & Dr. Cheryl A. Bolinger Mrs. Janice R. Tigani Dr. Anthony ’74 Vasile with Mrs. Lori Vasile

Mr. Michael C. Boyd ’59 & Mrs. Ruth Boyd

2013 Archmere Academy Alumni Golf Outing Sponsors

Mr. Carl S. Campion ’76 & Mrs. Joyce A. Campion

ab+c Creative Intelligence Mr. Paul Pomeroy, III ’88

Mr. Lawrence J. Cylc ’73 & Mrs. Debbie Cylc

Albero, Kupferman & Associates, LLC Mr. Michael A. Albero, CPA, MST ’88

Mr. Michael J. Hare ’79

Mr. Marc J. Albero ’91

Mr. Lawrence T. Jilk, Jr. ’56 & Mrs. Marcia Jilk

Al’s Sporting Goods

Mr. & Mrs. David D. Marky

American Floor Systems, Inc. Mr. Bob Quercetti ’89

Archmere Fathers’ Club

Dr. G. Dennis O’Brien

Amoroso’s Baking Company Mr. David McCrae ’79

J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated

2013-2014 Green Concert Series Sponsors

Annie Mac Home Mortgage Mr. Kevin Weaver ’87

KBR

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas III ’60 & Carol Anderson

LexisNexis

Mrs. Barbra Andrisani

Mead Johnson & Company

Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir & Dr. Carl Weir

Anzilotti Orthodontics Dr. Cliff Anzilotti, Sr. ’59 & Dr. Cliff Anzilotti, Jr. ’85

Merck & Company, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Frank ’74 & Andrea Behm

Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program

Mr. & Mrs. T. Daniel Christenbury

Polaroid Foundation

Mr. Brian P. Gilmore ’88

SAP America, Inc.

BAYADA Home Health Care Mr. Tom Cassidy ’83

Mr. Michael J. Hare ’79

Sprint Foundation

B&D Automotive

Mr. & Mrs. Eldon & Elizabeth Homsey

Thrivent Financial

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Kissel

Benchmark Builders - Mr. Rich Julian ’97 & Mr. Stephen Julian ’04

TimeWarner

Dr. Gerard Kuhn & Dr. Katherine King

Vanguard

Mr. Joseph P. Melloy ’52

Wells Fargo & Company

Mr. & Mrs. Justin M. & Susan Ryan

ING Direct Grant Program

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Sarro Mr. Raymond Saville

Anonymous

A.R. Morris Jewelers - Mr. Bret Morris ’84 ATT Sports, Inc.

BNY Mellon Wealth Management - Mrs. Marisa Cole Facciolo ’93 Boenning & Scattergood - Mr. Tony Latini ’82 The Buccini/Pollin Group - Mr. Mike Hare ’79 Caramanico & Sons Inc. Caring Cleaners

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Supporting Archmere in Unique Ways

2013 Archmere Academy Alumni Golf Outing Sponsors (cont.)

Clark & Goshow Financial Strategies Group, LLC - Mr. Jack Clark ’82 Cooley Manion Jones LLP Mr. Bill Larson, Esq. ’04

Foulk Road Dental Associates Dr. John Russo ’56, Dr. Nick Russo ’84 & Mrs. Robyn Russo Woolley ’86

Mattern & Associates, LLC

Genesis Turf Grass, Inc.

McKee Builders - Mr. Frank McKee ’68, Mrs. Jennifer McKee Hannon ’94, Mrs. Kate McKee-Black ’97 & Mr. Frank McKee, Jr. ’02

Gioffre Benefit Services, Inc. Mr. George Gioffre ’89 Mr. Mike Hare ’79 Highmark Delaware

Delaware Orthopaedic Specialists Dr. Damian Andrisani ’91

Holland Mulch Inc. Ms. Diana Duffy ’90 & Ms. Jennifer Duffy ’88

DeSeta - Mr. Sean Brooks ’01

Horizon Services - Mr. Mark Aitken ’79

DiSabatino Construction Mr. Larry DiSabatino ’73

International Scrap, Metal & Iron Company, Inc. - Mr. David Wiechecki ’79

Mrs. Anne Filliben Dougherty ’84

Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg LLP Mr. Richard Beck, Esq. ’82

Dugan, Brinkmann, Maginnis, & Pace Mr. Samuel Pace, Jr., Esq. ’71

Dr. Joseph Kuhn ’65

EDiS - Mr. Andy DiSabatino ’69

The Lagassé Group - Mr. Kevin Lagasse ’80

Ms. Eileen Filliben Edmunds ’84

Land Services USA - Mr. Gordon Daniels ’79

Fairmount Capital Advisors, Inc.

Las Casas, LLC Mr. Mike Acierno ’88 & Mr. Jim Curren ’88

Mr. Francis Filliben ’46 Mr. Sean Filliben ’86 Mr. Vincent J. Filliben ’47 Mr. V.J. Filliben ’78 Flynn & O’Hara School Uniforms Mr. Tony Flynn, Esq. ’69

Lyons Companies Maddox Concrete Company, Inc. Mr. Jim Maddox ’89 & Mrs. Sandra Hamilton Maddox ’89 Manlove Engineering Mr. Michael Manlove ’02

McClafferty Printing Co. - Mr. Chuck Paski ’76

Dr. Rosalie & Mr. Anthony D. Mirenda Modern Controls Morris James Delaware Mr. Edward McNally, Esq. ’65 Neumann University N.K.S. Distributors, Inc. Mr. Robert Tigani ’61 Nolan-Fidale Funeral Home Mrs. Andrea Nolan Bohenek ’86 Northern Trust - Mr. Dave Zakielarz ’89 Dr. Francis J. Nowaczyk ’80 Mr. John Nowaczyk ’87 Olympic Pool Service, Inc. Mr. Mike Matassino ’92 Mr. Matt Pembroke ’04 Mr. Mike Pembroke ’71 Penna Orthodontics - Dr. Robert Penna ’85 Peter J. O’Konski Co., Inc. Pinto Brothers Inc. - Mr. Brian Penza ’97 & Mr. Todd Penza ’99 PNC Bank RE/MAX Town & Country Realty Mr. Carmen Franceschino ’72 Seiberlich Trane Energy Services Seitz, Van Ogtrop & Green, P.A. Mr. Jared Green ’00 Smith, Katzenstein & Jenkins LLP Mr. Robert Beste, III ’93 Sport Care Steve Crifasi Real Estate / Patterson-Schwartz Real Estate - Mr. Steve Crifasi ’69 Tile Market of Delaware - Mr. John Watson ’83 Mr. Alex Tosi ’07 Mr. A. “Mike” Tosi ’63 Ms. Jaime Tosi ’03 Mr. Jim Tosi

Archmere dads, grandfathers, faculty and friends gathered for the first Fathers’ Club Retreat, held on Saturday, March 8. The retreat featured a morning session discussing “Fatherhood and Faith” under the guidance of guest speakers Don Saleski and Msgr. Robert Carroll.

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Mr. John Tosi ’66

Ms. Lauren Tosi ’04

EDiS - Mr. E. Andy DiSabatino, Jr. ’69

Mr. John F. Daniels, Esq. ’70

Mr. Michael Tosi ’08

Mr. Tom Fay ’57

Tri-State The Roofers

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Filliben ’47

Dr. John V. Flynn, Jr. ’60 & Mrs. Mary Lou Flynn

The Weiss Group - Mr. Thomas Weiss ’02

First State Dental, P.A. D. Michael Gioffre, Jr. D.D.S. ’90

Whisman, Giordano & Associates LLC Mr. Joseph Giordano, CPA ’00 Wholesale Janitor Supply, Co. Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP Mr. Tony Flynn, Esq. ’69

2014 Archmere Academy Alumni Sports Hall of Fame Sponsors Aflac - Mr. Michael Pembroke ’71 Albero, Kupferman & Associates, LLC Mr. Michael A. Albero, CPA, MST ’88 Anonymous Mr. Matt J. Bastian ’83 & Mrs. Jennifer Kratsa Bastian ’87 BOLDER Designs - Mr. John Rutkowski ’71 Mr. Frank Chrzanowski The Class of 1963 The Class of 1988 The Class of 1991 Mr. Jim J. Curren ’88 & Mrs. Dana Curren Mr. Larry DiSabatino ’73

Mr. Robert J. Glass, Jr. ’57 & Mrs. Susan M. Glass

Mr. Michael J. Hare ’79

Mr. Domenic S. Grillo ’65

Mrs. Lauren Beste Jones ’96

Mr. Carl & Mrs. Johanna Hertrich

Mr. Matt G. Manlove ’97

Mrs. Joan Joyce

Mr. John Nowacyzk ’87 & Mrs. Ciara O’Connell ’87

Mr. Kevin M. Kelly ’81 & Mrs. Shari M. Kelly

Mrs. Mary Ann O’Brien Slowik ’79 & Mr. Jeffrey Slowik John H. Trudeau, Ph.D. ’63 Mr. Pat J. Udovich ’85 Mr. Thomas J. Weiss ’02

Mr. Dave T. Zakielarz ’89

Archmere Fathers’ Club

Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Giordano

Gioffre Benefit Services, Inc. Mr. George F. Gioffre ’89

Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP Mr. Tony Flynn, Esq. ’69

Mr. Nate J. Andrisani, Esq. ’88

Mr. Kevin J. & Mrs. Rosemary Gilroy

Mr. Richard G. Lanahan ’60 & Mrs. Pam J. Lanahan Dr. Joseph A. Miller, Jr. & Ms. Rachel C. Wood Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Morris Mr. John W. Oravis ’70 Mr. John D. Pastor ’58 & Mrs. Diane Pastor Dr. Stanley T. Praiss ’57 & Mrs. Ursula L. Praiss Mr. Timothy A. Reilley Dr. Richard A. Rowe ’46 & Mrs. Grace B. Rowe

Founder Society Members The Founder Society recognizes families and individuals who have notified Archmere of their intentions to include the school in their wills or estate plans.

If you have made arrangements to include Archmere Academy in your plans, please notify us at 302-798-6632 ext. 857.

Bill J. Doyle, Ed.D.

Mr. J. Gregory Carroll ’66 & Mrs. Suzanne Carroll

Capt. Dennis M. Doyle ’62

Mr. Charles G. Conway, Ph.D. ’52

Mrs. Kathleen Scully Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shields ’60 Mrs. Mary Ann E. (O’Brien) Slowik ’79 & Mr. Jeffrey J. Slowik Mr. Anthony S. (T.J.) Voell ’89 & Mrs. Amanda Voell Mr. David A. Voell ’89 & Mrs. Tara Voell Dr. F. Thomas Witomski ’54

...Thank You! 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 for future listings. [ p ] 302-798-6632 ext. 708

[ e ] contactus@archmereacademy.com

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Ways To Invest In Archmere Academy

Charitable Gift Planning 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 someone 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.

Bequest Giving through your will is the most popular way to make an estate gift and one of the most significant ways donors can benefit Archmere Academy. Through a provision in your written and executed will, you can make a gift in the form of cash, securities, real estate, or personal property.

Consider this sample language: I give and devise to Archmere Trust (Tax ID #46-1515121), located in Claymont, DE, all (or state a percentage) of the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate, both real and personal, to be used for its general support (or for the support of a specific fund or program).

Insurance Do you have a paid whole life policy that you no longer need? Does your employer provide you with life insurance that you haven’t included in your estate plans? Consider gifting the policy to Archmere Academy as the policy’s beneficiary.

Retirement plan assets Tax deferred retirement assets in your 401(k), 403(b) or traditional IRA are great for you and your spouse. Unfortunately, your heirs will never see the full value of what remains. Once these assets pass to someone other than your spouse, the taxes you didn’t pay are due in full—substantially reducing what your heirs receive. Making Archmere the beneficiary will help build our long-term financial strength while also delivering significant tax savings to your heirs.

Charitable Gift Annuities A charitable gift annuity (CGA) is a contract between you and Archmere Academy. You make a gift of a specified amount and we send you a payment each month, quarter or year (your choice) for an amount depending on your age.

Charitable Remainder Trusts You can establish a charitable remainder trust to pay a variable amount (a charitable remainder unitrust) or one that pays you a fixed amount (a charitable remainder annuity trust). At your passing, the trust’s “remainder” goes to Archmere Academy.

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Special Philanthropic Opportunities Commemorative Gifts Program There are a variety of ways to honor, celebrate and memorialize friends and loved ones while supporting and enhancing the Archmere experience. Commemorative gifts have special meaning and lasting impact.

The Immaculate Conception Oratory Located in Saint Norbert Hall, The Oratory is a place for members of the Archmere Community to be enriched in faith and encouraged in spiritual growth. A variety of commemorative opportunities are available within this special space: Oratory Vestibule and Entry Way............................................................................. $10,000 Musical Instrument ................................................................................................... $7,500 Reconciliation Room ................................................................................................. $7,500 Altar .......................................................................................................................... $5,000 Ambo ........................................................................................................................ $2,500 Credence Table ............................................................................................................. $750 90 Congregational Chairs are available ................................................................$500 each

Commemorative Benches on Campus There are two types of and locations for commemorative benches on campus. Full granite benches are located throughout the main Quad that connects the central school buildings. Backless stone benches provide a quiet place for reflection in the new Patio Meditation Garden that connects the Patio to the Science Building and the main parking lot.

Additional backless stone benches will be added along the “Freedom Walk� recognizing our alumni military service men and women.

Full Benches .............................................................................................................. $5,000 Backless Benches ...................................................................................................... $3,500 To submit names of alumni veterans, please email alumni@archmereacademy.com and include the name of armed force branch for which they served and their rankings.

Named Scholarships and Endowed Funds Build a lasting legacy with a Named Scholarship or Endowed Gift for a minimum of $15,000 payable over a period of up to five years. The principal will remain intact, while the income will support Archmere in perpetuity. You may also contribute to any of our existing named scholarships or endowed funds at any time.

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Honor/Memorial Gifts In Memory of Ann B. Anthony

In Memory of Florence Clayman

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Phelan

Ms. Ann T. Minner ’83

Mr. Timothy Dougherty

Ms. Amy Shafer Dr. Lisa N. Skedzielewski ’06

In Memory of Virginia Armstrong

In Memory of David Coates, Jr. ’84

Ms. Erin M. Sullivan ’06

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Asbill

Mrs. Isabelle E. Coates

Mrs. Pamela J. (Russo) Sweeney ’81 & Dr. Patrick F. X. Sweeney, III

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Attridge Ms. Barbara A. Dougherty

In Memory of Elizabeth Coghlan

Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Keller

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bubel

Ms. Ruth Tingle Dr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Coogan

Ms. Sally Beard In Memory of Daniel D. Crawford In Memory of Dr. John J. Bongiovanni, Mrs. Elizabeth Bongiovanni, & Dr. Michael B. Bongiovanni ’68 Mr. Richard A. Bongiovanni ’69 & Mrs. Patricia Bongiovanni

Mrs. Mary M. McDonough In Memory of John Crescenti Mrs. Dolores Crescenti

In Memory of Rev. Robert M. Brooks, O.Praem.

In Memory of Michael P. Curcio ’06

Dr. Richard Thompson ’51 & Dr. Irene Thompson

Mr. Michael & Mrs. Rebecca Baeurle

In Memory of Jerome Broussard Mrs. Claudette Broussard In Memory of Anthony V. Caggiano ’57 & Joseph F. Hughes ’57 Mr. John M. Herndon, II ’57 & Dr. Maria C. Moschella In Memory of Carol L. Carroll Dr. Mark F. Carroll ’77 & Mrs. Christine M. Stephenson

Mr. Willard Whiteman & Ms. Rosemary Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Zappa

In Memory of Joyce S. Coogan In Memory of David Beard

Mr. Andrew R. Varrenti ’06

All Saints Catholic School Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Beneck Mr. Domenic E. Bonanni ’06 Mr. Jerry & Mrs. Anne Buckley Mr. Christopher D. Curcio ’14

Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Zugehar In Memory of Joan M. D’Aurizio Mr. George D’Aurizio In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1957 Mr. Thomas Fortune Fay, Esq. ’57 & Mrs. Patricia G. Fay In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1981 Mr. James J. Pace ’81 & Mrs. Alice E. Pace In Memory of Kevin F. Dieter ’75 Mr. Robert M. Dieter ’72 & Mrs. Carol A. Dieter

Mr. & Mrs. Peter V. Curcio Daylesford Abbey Mr. & Mrs. John T. Diamanty

In Memory of Kevin F. Dieter ’75 & George P. Wensel ’75

Mr. Jason P. DiFerdinando ’93 & Ms. Thao Bui

Mr. Paul L. Casey ’75 & Mrs. Kathryn T. Casey

Mr. Mark J. DiNardo ’79 & Mrs. Michele K. DiNardo

In Memory of Eugene T. Duszak

Ms. Margaret A. Fetters

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Duszak

Mr. W. Joseph Ford & Ms. Kathy Behm Dr. & Mrs. Anthony B. Furey

In Memory of Frederick M. Casino ’81

In Memory of Michael Etzrodt, Sr.

Mr. Lawrence & Mrs. Patricia Lewis

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick T. Casino

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Etzrodt

Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Malloy

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence F. Wiechecki

Ms. Kacey A. McCaffrey ’06

In Memory of Peter A. Fagan ’50

Mr. Paul McCloskey

The Honorable Joseph G. DiPinto ’50 & Mrs. Patricia M. DiPinto

In Memory of Concetta H. Catania

Mr. John & Mrs. Beth Moore

Mr. Francis J. Catania, Esq. ’75

Ms. Patricia Palandrani

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In Memory of Dorothy L. Falkenstein

In Memory of Michael J. Goodrick ’67

Ms. Joanne Price

Mr. Michael J. Falkenstein ’12

Mr. Richard G. & Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bacon

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reynolds

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lopresti

Mr. Robert K. Beste, Jr. ’68 & Mrs. Elizabeth G. Beste

Ms. Ellen Wiener

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McGlone In Memory of Vincent Fasano American Board of Allergy & Immunology Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bernardon Ms. Gertrude G. Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bryde Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Campbell

In Memory of Rev. Thomas A. Hagendorf, O.Praem.

The Honorable & Mrs. James P. Collins, Jr.

Dr. Andrejs Baidins & Mrs. Dzintra Baidins

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Duncan Mr. David A. Duszak ’97

Ms. Jane Hamlin

Ms. Megan Wozniak Ede ’90 & Mr. Patrick Ede

Ms. Isabel MacDermott

Mr. Matthew J. Kennedy ’97

Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Kudner

Dr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Mazzuca Mrs. Edythe F. Mendolia Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Nannas Mr. James Porter Dr. Leo W. & Dr. Irene Raisis Mrs. Joanne (Grillo) Rosenberg ’84 & Mr. Michael Rosenberg In Memory of Joseph & Mary Fissmer Ms. Katherine T. Kuhn ’95 In Memory of Michael G. Fusco ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fuscsick Mr. Michael J. Judge ’75 & Mrs. Kathleen C. Judge In Memory of Eugene (Joe) Garrity ’62 Mr. Charles H. Donovan, Jr. ’62 & Mrs. Suzanne Donovan Mr. Edwin V. Harrington, Jr. ’62

Mr. Thomas M. Laskas ’00 & Mrs. Elise M. (Stephenson) Laskas ’00 Mr. Vincent D. Maguire, Jr. ’65 & Mrs. Julia Maguire Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Ms. Julia Oxenhandler

Mr. Daniel Gatti In Memory of Mark Giordano ’95 Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence S. Giordano

Lt. James M. Hansel ’77 & Dr. Sandra B. Hansel In Memory of Matthew J. Hicks, Jr. ’55 Mrs. Elizabeth W. Hicks In Memory of Thomas & Sabina Holland Mr. T. Keating Holland ’78 & Mrs. Maryanne Holland

Schrader Group Architecture, LLC Mr. John R. F. Sheridan ’62 & Mrs. Barbara B. Sheridan

In Memory of Alfred “Buddy” Hurlock, IV ’89

Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Smith Mr. & Mrs. George Starkey

Mr. David T. Zakielarz ’89 & Mrs. Kelly Zakielarz

In Memory of Michael K. Gorman ’70

In Memory of C. Jean Ianni

Mr. Thomas W. Gorman ’76 & Mrs. Nancy Gorman

Mr. Edmond M. Ianni, Esq. ’75 & Mrs. Ann Marie J. Ianni

In Memory of Grace L. Gunnip

In Memory of Edward J. Jones

Dr. David E. Bartkus ’66 & Dr. Carolyn Y. Woo

Mrs. Elizabeth Jones

Ms. Cynthia Emily

Mrs. Virginia M. (Jones) McCadden ’78

Mr. Charles Forrest

Mrs. Sandra E. (Jones) Memmo ’80 & Mr. Frank D. Memmo, Jr.

Mr. Arnold Isken Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Julian

In Memory of Joan GremmInger Gatti ’81

In Memory of Jude Hansel

Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

Mr. J. Michael Donohoe ’92

In Memory of Rev. Henry Kerr, O.Praem.

Mr. John D. Pastor ’58 & Mrs. Diane Pastor

Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Oulahan

In Memory of Joseph & Margaret Kuhn

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Outlaw

Dr. Joseph A. Kuhn ’65 & Mrs. Virgina F. Kuhn

Ms. Sharon Pember

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Honor/Memorial Gifts In Memory of Carolyn Handy Letts

In Memory of Abbot John E. Neitzel, O.Praem.

Mrs. Virginia Scott

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barnard

Rev. Andrew Ciferni, O.Praem.

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel W. Whitaker

Mrs. Elizabeth Green

Rev. Joseph A. Serano, O.Praem.

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Young

In Memory of Michael J. Noonan

In Memory of John Regler, Sr.

Dr. Rosalie M. Mirenda & Mr. Anthony Mirenda

Ms. Anne Regler

Ms. Lynn Wilson & Mr. Bob Wilson In Memory of Rosanne Lucchese Mr. Thomas & Mrs. Lisa Orzel In Memory of JustIne A. Luongo

In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. O’Hara

Mr. Ronald Luongo

Mr. Richard J. O’Hara ’72 & Mrs. Jane E. O’Hara

In Memory of “Pete” Malseed

In Memory of John O’Meara

Dr. Damian M. Andrisani ’91 & Mrs. Jennifer M. Andrisani In Memory of Albert J. Mancuso Mrs. Janice H. Mancuso

Mr. Timothy A. Reilley In Memory of Samuel J. Pace, Sr. Mr. James J. Pace ’81 & Mrs. Alice E. Pace

In Memory of Irma Scherbak Mr. George W. Scherbak ’69 & Mrs. Barbara C. Scherbak In Memory of Daniel F. Shields, III ’42 Mr. Richard G. & Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bacon Ms. Anne M. Binder Ms. Gertrude G. Brown Dr. George T. J. Cunningham ’55 & Mrs. Patricia K. Cunningham Dr. & Mrs. Stanley Czerwinski

In Memory of Daniel J. Marino, Jr. ’65 Dr. Lee R. Marino

In Memory of Vincent Joseph Pace ’73

Ms. Marilyn Flaherty

Ms. Mary A. Pace ’78

Ms. Jane Hamlin

Mrs. Mary Pace

Ms. Honora Handley

In Memory of Dennis J. “Buddy” McNichol, Jr. & Agnes Keefe McNichol

In Memory of Rita Penza

Ms. Bridget A. McNichol ’94

Mr. E. Michael McNally, Esq. ’65 & Mrs. Janice C. McNally

Ms. Christine McNichol Mr. Dennis J. & Mrs. Ann McNichol, III Ms. Erin P. McNichol ’92 Mr. Joseph S. & Mrs. Kathleen McNichol, Sr. Ms. Megan A. McNichol ’98 In Memory of Eileen Mengers Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

In Memory of Williard Minner Ms. Marissa Travaline In Memory of Brian P. Murphy ’56 & Fabian B. Fuentes ’56 Mr. Kevin ’89, Mr. Brian A. ’92, Mr. Sean B. ’95 & Ms. Kathleen A. Murphy ’99

Mr. Joseph W. Janssen, Jr. ’57 & Mrs. Eileen Janssen Mrs. Joan Krauss Mr. Francis & Mrs. Peggy Higgins Mazik Mr. & Mrs. William V. McGlinchey

In Memory of Edward J. Peters ’41

Ms. Linda M. Miller

Mrs. Dolores H. Peters

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Bayard Richard

In Memory of Anthony Pileggi ’42

Mrs. Beatrice F. Shields*

Ms. Francesca M. Pileggi ’06

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Thomas

In Memory of Leslie C. Reach Boy Scout Troop 50

In Memory of Joseph L. & Kathryn W. Shields

Ms. Heather Grindrod

Anonymous

Ms. Ann Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kelly

In Memory of Edward B. Sledz

Mr. Robert Leimer & Mrs. Dorothy W. Kelly

Knights of Columbus Pius X 4425

Mr. & Mrs. William W. Phillips Dr. John S. Reach, Jr. ’92 & Dr. Eileen M. Reach

In Memory of Tom & Leona Strack Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Agnew * Deceased

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In Memory of Olga Symonds Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. Fulginiti, Esq.

In Honor of Kelsey N. ’12 & Dylan V. ’16 Dramis Mr. & Mrs. John Hofflinger

In Memory of Anthony L. Voell Dr. & Mrs. Anthony B. Furey

In Memory of Theodore & Ellen von Mechow Mr. Theodore E. von Mechow ’56 & Mrs. Carolyn von Mechow

Mr. Michael & Mrs. Rebecca Baeurle Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir & Dr. Carl E. Weir, Jr.

In Honor of Alec M. Giakas ’16

Mr. Carl S. Campion ’76 & Mrs. Joyce A. Campion

Mr. & Mrs. James Kline

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Cirillo, III Dr. & Mrs. William J. Doyle

In Memory of Pat & Don Voge Mr. Robert J. Voge ’82 & Mrs. Judith A. Voge

In Honor of the Norbertine Headmasters

In Honor of Joseph & Stella Kwapinski & Sons Joseph & Robert

Mr. John J. Jordan, III ’80 & Mrs. Noreen O. Jordan

Mr. Robert Kwapinski

Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

In Honor of Frank J. Lynn ’70

Mrs. Kristin B. (Wasniewski) Mumford ’96 & Mr. Mark Mumford

Mr. & Mrs. John Dombroski

Mrs. Colleen Sabatino & Mr. Thomas Sabatino, Esq.

In Honor of Michael A. Marinelli ’76

Ms. Elizabeth Smigielski

Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir & Dr. Carl E. Weir, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Tosi

Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir & Dr. Carl E. Weir, Jr.

In Honor of James “Wes” Maxwell ’11

Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76 & Mrs. Diane C. Marinelli

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Maxwell

In Honor of The Penza Family & The Ciconte Family

Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

In Honor of The McGonigle Family

Mrs. Kristin B. (Wasniewski) Mumford ’96 & Mr. Mark Mumford

Mrs. Patricia C. McGonigle

In Memory of Elizabeth Yasik

In Honor of Rev. Joseph McLaughlin, O.Praem.

Mr. Jack Anderson & Mr. Theodore Olson

Mrs. Katherine Ball-Weir & Dr. Carl E. Weir, Jr.

Mr. K. Mark Sossin

In Honor of Megan K. Reynolds ’16

Mrs. Joan Connolly

Mr. & Mrs. William Reynolds

In Memory of Thomas M. Walsh ’44 Mr. Thomas M. Walsh, Jr. In Memory of Dr. John J. Wasniewski, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Penza, Jr. In Honor of Charlotte C. ’13 & Caroline E. Rath ’14 Mr. Daniel B. Rath, Esq. & Mrs. Monica Mizgerd Rath

Mr. & Mrs. John J. DeMaio In Memory of Nancy H. Zawicki

Mr. Kurt M. Denk ’92

Mr. James L. Zawicki

In Honor of Mary Ellen Schauber

Mr. William F. Githens ’64 & Mrs. Marie Pat Githens

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Bock

Dr. John P. Borneman ’76 & Dr. Anne Marie (Albert) Borneman ’77

In Honor of The Melloy Family

In Honor of Daniel C. Smith & Helen Taylor Smith

In Honor of Kenneth G. D’Aurizio ’14

In Honor of Kristin B. (Wasniewski) Mumford ’96 & Family

In Honor of The Borneman Family

Mr. & Mrs. Ed Pirog

Mr. Joseph P. Melloy, Sr. ’52

Ms. Cabray L. Haines ’96 In Honor of Anna L. D’Eramo ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Dominick J. D’Eramo

In Honor of Americo & Catherine Natello Dr. Gregory W. Natello

Mr. William C. Smith & Ms. Janet Staats In Honor of CarolIne S. Waldis ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Waldis In Honor of Jessica C. Yuschak ’16 Mr. & Mrs. James B. Holladay

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In Memoriam

We remember and pray for those who have passed since the last Archmerean; January - August 2014, as well as those whose names were missing in a previous issue.

Mr. Gerald J. Smith ’49 February 10, 1997

Mr. Joseph L. Purfield November 5, 2013 Father of Luann Purfield D’Agostino ’84

Mr. Anthony Skoutelas October 20, 2011 Husband of L. Daphne Yiannos Skoutelas ’84

Mrs. Pasqualina C. Lyons November 23, 2013 Maternal grandmother of William Gabriel, Archmere’s Campus Minister

Mr. John D. (Jack) Kovatch ’78 November 21, 2011 Brother of Margaret Kovatch Rayzis ’79 and Louis Kovatch (attended Archmere 1977-78)

Dr. Ronald C. “Ben” Corballis December 15, 2013 Father of Liam P. Corballis ’75

Mr. Mark J. McDonough ’47 December 8, 2012 Mr. Jefferson C. Weekley ’43 June 5, 2013 Dr. Mark Hamilton ’71 June 26, 2013 Mr. Arthur T. Monigle ’48 July 29, 2013 Deacon James J. Haley ’44 August 30, 2013 Mrs. Helen K. Gladnick August 30, 2013 Paternal grandmother of Katherine Dailey-Gladnick ’06

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Mrs. Emira M. Zarrilli December 16, 2013 Mother of Francis ’75 and Robert ’78 Zarrilli Mr. Vincent C. Fasano December 17, 2013 Maternal grandfather of Carly ’04, Justine ’06, Charles ’07, Mary Bryan ’09, Miranda ’09, Avery ’10, and Samantha ’12 Ciarrocchi.

Mr. Gerald J. O’Hara January 21, 2014 Father-in-law of Robert Townsend ’82, and maternal grandfather of Ryan ’06 and Kyle ’11 Townsend Mrs. Regina Walter January 28, 2014 Mother-in-law of Paul Lovell ’57, and maternal grandmother of Judith Lovell Thomson ’88

Mr. Richard A. Kaiser, Jr. ’45 February 3, 2014 Mr. James J. Malseed February 4, 2014 Father of James Malseed of the Archmere faculty, and paternal grandfather of Marie ’04, Beth ’06, and Ronald (RJ) ’08 Malseed Dr. Kostas P. Kratsa February 8, 2014 Father of Jennifer Kratsa Bastian ’87, Peter ’86 and Jason ’01 Kratsa, and maternal grandfather of Matthew ’15 and Elise ’17 Bastian Mrs. Matilda H. Gallagher February 8, 2014 Paternal grandmother of Kristin Gallagher Chambers ’99 and Henry E. Gallagher, III ’04 Mrs. Lesley Reach February 21, 2014 Mother of John, Jr. ’92 and Mark ’98 Reach Mr. Michael Fusco ’75 February 22, 2014 Mr. Raymond C. Radulski ’01 February 22, 2014 Son of Raymond M. Radulski ’67 Mr. Jeremiah Desmond ’39 February 23, 2014

Mrs. Jennifer Horenburger Mauk ’97 February 27, 2014 Sister of Theresa Horenburger ’03

Mr. Michael J. McCabe ’71 March 13, 2014 Father of Michael McCabe ’01

Mr. James F. Kearns March 8, 2014 Father of Thomas G. Kearns ’75, and father-in-law of Lawrence J. Connell ’71

Mrs. Dorothy Germania March 19, 2014 Mother-in-law of Anthony A. Latini, Sr. ’60; maternal grandmother of Anthony A. Latini, Jr. ’82 and Diane Latini McIntyre ’84; great grandmother of Elena ’14 and Deanna ’17 Latini, and Nicholas ’15 and Kyle ’17 McIntyre

Mrs. Geraldine D. O’Neill March 9, 2014 Paternal grandmother of Patrick ’03, Sean ’04, and Christine ’08 O’Neill Mr. Gene Montgomery March 9, 2014 Maternal grandfather of Earl Pearce ’14 Mr. Napoleon L. Salameda March 10, 2014 Paternal grandfather of Bryn ’15 and Nick ’17 Salameda Mr. John B. DeVries March 10, 2014 Father-in-law of Christine Dougherty DeVries ’79 Mr. Fabian B. Fuentes ’56 March 12, 2014 Dr. Adrian J. Donaghue March 12, 2014 Father of James A. ’93 and Christopher M. ’96 Donaghue

Mr. Arthur G. Connolly, Jr. ’55 March 25, 2014 Former Trustee of Archmere; brother of Ronald Connolly ’57

Mr. Nicholas M. Marsini, Sr. April 19, 2014 Paternal grandfather of Nicholas M. Marsini, III ’06 Mrs. Elizabeth S. Yasik April 22, 2014 Mother of Stanley J., IV ’73, John ’77 and Joseph ’81 Yaski; paternal grandmother of Jonathan C. Yasik ’05 Mrs. Jean McCord April 24, 2014 Paternal grandmother of Christopher ’11 and Gregory ’16 McCord

Mrs. Joslyn McDonald March 25, 2014 Mother of Miquel D. McDonald ’01, and mother-in-law of Nicole Phillips McDonald ’04

Mrs. Palmyra R. Penza April 25, 2014 Maternal grandmother of Andrea Ciconte Szerba ’92 and Michele Ciconte Alivernini ’95; paternal grandmother of Brian L. ’97, Todd F. ’99, Kathryn A. ’01, and Elizabeth K. ’03 Penza

Mr. William P. Caram March 30, 2014 Father of William P. Caram ’95

Mrs. Lillian T. Western April 25, 2014 Mother of Dr. Karl Western ’57

Mrs. Elizabeth Coghlan April 10, 2014 Mother of Kris ’76 and Kevin ’76 Coghlan, and paternal grandmother of Raymond, Jr. ’90 and Brigid ’94 Coghlan

Mrs. Ann L. Connolly April 30, 2014 Maternal grandmother of Kristin ’93, Kevin ’98, and Timothy ’05 Rogers

Mr. Robert E. Kirkwood April 13, 2014 Paternal grandfather of Caroline ’11 and Colleen ’13 Kirkwood

Mr. Anthony E. Meyer ’57 May 1, 2014 Mr. J. Thomas Donohue, III ’61 May 4, 2014

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In Memoriam Mrs. Ann B. Fantine May 16, 2014 Mother of Donald C. Fantine, Jr. ’64

Mr. Henry Topel May 28, 2014 Paternal grandfather of Cory L. ’04 and Andrew L. ’07 Topel

Mrs. A. Marie McHugh May 18, 2014 Mother of the late Steven McHugh ’85

Mr. William M. Donahue ’66 June 3, 2014

Mr. Robert F. Manion ’47 May 23, 2014

Mrs. Carmelita R. Biggie June 5, 2014 Former Trustee of Archmere

Mrs. Joan M. Van Blunk May 24, 2014 Mother of Mark J. ’87 and Eric J. ’90 Van Blunk

Lt. Col. Edwin Lee Stein (RET) June 18, 2014 Father of E. Lee, Jr. ’82 and Christopher L. ’87 Stein

Mr. Robert J. Marvel May 25, 2014 Father of W. Craig Marvel ’85, and paternal grandfather of Austin Marvel ’17

Mrs. Gloria Harris June 23, 2014 Mother of Rev. Steven J. Harris ’72

Mr. Willard J. Minner, Jr. May 25, 2014 Father-in-law of Ann Anthony Minner ’83, and paternal grandfather of Emily Minner ’15 Mrs. Rose Marie Gessler May 27, 2014 Paternal grandmother of Thomas J. Gessler ’96 Mr. Thomas M. Walsh ’44 May 27, 2014 Father of Thomas M. Walsh ’73 (at Archmere 1969-70)

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Mr. Robert D. Kralovec ’65 June 24, 2014 Mr. James V. Healy ’49 June 27, 2014 Former Trustee of Archmere Mr. William L. Lynch June 30, 2014 Father of William ’68 and Mark ’72 Lynch; paternal grandfather of Jonathan ’02 and Courtney ’04 Lynch Richard J. O’Flynn O’Brien ’72 July 5, 2014 Brother of Denis ’74 and Robert ’75 O’Flynn O’Brien; uncle of Katherine ’05 and Denis ’07 O’Flynn O’Brien; Julia ’08 and Clara ’12 O’Flynn O’Brien; cousin of David K. O’Flynn ’81

Mr. James “Jim” R. McEowen ’51 July 8, 2014 Mr. Mark Baniewicz ’69 July 9, 2014 Mr. Eugene B. O’Neill July 9, 2014 Paternal grandfather of Patrick ’03, Sean ’04, and Christine ’08 O’Neill Mr. Samuel J. Savini, Jr. July 14, 2014 Father of Geralyn Savini Green ’76 Mr. Joseph Pasqualini ’71 July 16, 2014 Mr. Paul Chase ’72 July 18, 2014 Brother of Joseph S. Chase ’70

Mr. George Flamman ’63 July 19, 2014 Mrs. Kathryn (Kay) Minutola July 23, 2014 Mother of Mark Minutola ’79, aunt of Albert Minutola ’68 and Larry Osborn of Archmere’s Facilities Staff, and former director of the Archmere cafeteria Mr. John D. Henry ’42 July 24, 2014

Mr. Bradley Benedetto July 24, 2014 Son of Daniel Benedetto ’75 Mrs. Yolanda Bush July 24, 2014 Mother of John ’70 and Patrick ’81 Bush Mr. James R. Leonard ’71 July 25, 2014 Ms. Abigail E. Mallon July 26, 2014 Daughter of Thomas F. Mallon ’05, former Director of Development at Archmere Mrs. Mary S. Gleason August 1, 2014 Wife of Francis E. Gleason, Sr. ’50, and mother of Francis E., Jr. ’76 and John M. ’81 Gleason Mrs. Angelina M. Hannon August 4, 2014 Mother of James J. Hannon ’84

Mrs. Madeliene K. Coon August 7, 2014 Maternal grandmother of Elizabeth ’98, Madeliene ’00 and Bradford ’02 Uhlhorn

Mrs. Lavelle Baeurle August 13, 2014 Mother-in-law of Rebecca Baeurle, current Institutional Advancement Director at Archmere, paternal grandmother of Kathryn Baeurle ’14, an aunt of Peggy Zugehar, current Assistant to the Principal at Archmere

Mr. Jess Jordan August 14, 2014 Father-in-law of Thomas Anderson ’60 and maternal grandfather of Thomas ’89, Jess ’92 and Matthew ’97 Anderson

Mr. Stephen D. Fuller ’71 August 25, 2014

Mrs. Carmella C. “Dixie” Stichter August 7, 2014 Former Archmere employee (2003-2008)

Mr. Thomas M. O’Dea August 7, 2014 Father-in-law of Anthony A. Latini, Jr.’ 82 and maternal grandfather of Elena ’14 and Deanna ’17 Latini

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Auk Snapshots

Members of the Class of 2014 make their way down the receiving line following the graduation ceremony on June 1, 2014. This tradition is always an emotional moment for teachers and students, alike!

Archmere Mastersinger Claire Caverly ’15 performing at the Spring Concert on May 16, 2014 in the Performing Arts Center Theatre.

Archmere parents enjoyed a social in The Patio on January 25, 2014. From left to right: Jodi DaCosta, Lisa Donovan, Keith Donovan and Herv DaCosta Girls from the class of 2015, along with Mrs. Kristin Mumford ’96, Ms. Lauren Gerber, Ms. Jillian Waldman and Ms. Kristen Witte gathered in Mary’s Garden for a prayer before heading to Cape Henlopen State Park for the 2014 senior girls’ camping trip. This year’s trip was held from July 16-18.

Sal Salvatierra ’58, Mike Boyd ’59, and Leo Rattigan (past parent) gather at the first ever “Archmere in Florida” reception on February 25, 2014. Thirty-five members of the Archmere community gathered in Naples, Florida for the reception hosted by Dr. Cliff Anzilotti ’59 and Mike Boyd ’59 at the home of Mike and Ruth Boyd. Attendees included alumni, parents of alumni, and even grandparents of several current students. Dr. Michael A. Marinelli ’76, Headmaster, and Erin P. McNichol’ 92, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, offered an update on the school.

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Archmere Academy Prayer

- 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 that will make us apostles of peace.

Grant that the knowledge of this day may flow into our worship of your Name and our service for the life of the world.

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