2018-2019 Annual Donor Report

WE ARE LOU GH LIN ANNUAL DONOR REPORT and LIFETIME GIVING LIST

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BISHOP LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL

ANNUAL DONOR REPORT and LIFETIME GIVING LIST ADMINISTRATION Brother Dennis Cronin, FSC ı President Edward A. Bolan ’78 ı Principal Cecilia Gottsegen ı Assistant Principal Nicole Freeman ’95 ı Dean of Students Luis Montes ı Dean of Students

BOARD OF GOVERNORS I 2018 - 2019 Thomas F. Van Buskirk, St. Augustine ’70 ı Chair Mary T. Collins-Macchiarola, Bishop McDonnell ’58 ı Vice Chair Ja’von T. Delgado ’01 (Jones) ı Secretary Brother Robert R. Bimonte, FSC C. Christopher Cannon ’65 Frank K. Cheswick ’66 Bro. Dennis Cronin, FSC, President — ex officio Thomas J. McLaughlin ’72 Robert A. McRae ’03 Rev. Joseph A. Nugent Lenue H. Singletary ’87 Pamela M. Sloan, Esq., Bishop McDonnell ’73 Brother Robert J. Wickman, FSC

357 Clermont Avenue ı Brooklyn, NY 11238 loughlin.org

from the PRESIDENT This Dear Loyal Friends of Loughlin, This letter was written well before the COVID-19 pandemic. It is an important statement on the success of our mission.

However, it reminds us that the world can be upended in short order. Even in the face of the challenges that lay before us, education will support the long term needs of a world that will be changed. Our contribution will not only be providing a learning environment for the acquisition of knowledge and skills. We will be forming young men and women with values rooted in our faith tradition to guide them in uncertain times.

Not too long ago, I attended a conference of chief administrators from our Lasallian schools. In one workshop session, the presenter strongly suggested we focus on results to promote our schools. This publication is very much a report on results. You are receiving this because you have demonstrated an interest in philanthropy. Your commitment to giving back has generated some real results.

Throughout the issue, you will see some of our students, former students, faculty, and others highlighted. The featured young women and men were able to benefit from a quality Catholic and Lasallian education because you cared enough to invest in their future. Your investment has paid dividends in the quality of their lives. They are building blocks to our collective future and I am proud of them.

All of our good work happens in an atmosphere imbued with gospel values: love of God, neighbor (friend and foe), self.

Bro. Dennis Cronin

Your annual fund support enables us to recruit, and in many instances, retain a talented and creative faculty. You have read about some of these faculty members throughout the year. Here we present you with a few more exceptional educators. They study, coach, and guide young people as they mature into responsible adults through study, questioning, and skill development. All of this good work happens in an atmosphere imbued with gospel values: love of God, neighbor (friend and foe), self. In this place, mercy trumps judgment and taking responsibility for one’s actions leads to growth.

The hard work of Loughlin’s teaching staff and its positive impact is demonstrated by our graduating seniors. They are accepted into very fine colleges and universities. You are able to see a partial list of these schools in this report.

In addition to a strong teaching staff, our students’ performance is encouraged by innovative academic programs.

These programs support active learning and the development of critical thinking skills. Students explore new ideas, test hypotheses, and find solutions to real problems. If in the process of learning they encounter failure, it is understood that this failure is a step to further knowledge; which supports the development of a growth mindset.

As you read this report, I hope you share a sense of satisfaction in the good you have accomplished in the lives of the young persons entrusted to our care. It is a sacred trust that we hold dear.

Live Jesus in our hearts. Forever.

Sincerely, Bro. Dennis Cronin, FSC President

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As I begin to prepare for the next stage in my life, I feel more prepared than ever — thanks to Loughlin and all that this community has taught me.

Calvin Nicely ‘20 has been accepted to colleges and universities including Penn State University, Texas A & M University, Manhattan College, Michigan State University, University of Connecticut, and Seton Hall University.

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WE ARE LOUGHLIN MAKING AN IMPACT TALKING TO THE MAYOR’S OFFICE Bishop Loughlin Civic Spirit student delegates Kyra Marshall ‘21 (seated) and Hanny Echeverria ‘21 (standing) confidently presented their ideas for improving youth service engagement to Office of the Mayor’s NYC Service team. Their presentation was based on five weeks of in-person meetings, phone conversations, substantive research, brainstorming, team building, collaboration, and careful preparation.

PERFORMING AT THE UNITED NATIONS Ameer Brown ‘20, a Urban Word grand slam finalist, performed this Fall before a United Nations special committee on Sustainability, reading a poem related to the summit on sustainability and the future. Ameer says that the rhymes he composes (most often to music) are more than just words. “It is my hope to give a voice to those who are often not heard, the youth.”

Majoring in music, Ameer will attend the NYU Tisch School of the Arts this Fall.

JOINING THE future engineer program This academic year, after receiving a grant from Amazon’s Future Engineer Program, Loughlin offered a new STEM course, Introduction to Computer Science. Thirty students were chosen to pilot the new course with Dean Luis Montes, designed by Amazon’s educational provider Edhesive.

Teaching the foundations of computer science using the Python language, the course is designed for students who are brand new to computer programming. Edhesive states that “the goal of the course is to prepare students to take on AP Computer Science and AP Computer Science Principles in the future.”

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Rob Gore ’94

FINALIST DOCTOR WORKS TO SAVE YOUTH FROM VIOLENCE BEFORE THEY REACH HIS ER Previously published on cnn.com

by Kathleen Toner, CNN

As an emergency physician at Kings County Hospital Center, Dr. Rob Gore has faced many traumatic situations that he’d rather forget. But some moments stick with him.

“Probably the worst thing that I’ve ever had to do is tell a 15-yearold’s mother that her son was killed,” Gore said. “If I can’t keep somebody alive, I’ve failed.”

Gore, a Brooklyn native, finds violent injuries particularly hard to stomach — a feeling compounded by the fact that many of the victims he treats are young men of color.

“When I became an ER doc, my patients looked just like me,” he said. “A lot of this stuff really hits home.” According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, homicide is the No. 1 cause of death for black men ages 15 to 34.

“Conflict’s not avoidable. But violent conflict is,” Gore said.

“Seeing a lot of the traumas that take place at work, or in the neighborhood, you realize, ‘I don’t want this to happen anymore.

What do we do about it?’”

For Gore, one answer is the Kings Against Violence Initiative — known as KAVI (kavibrooklyn.org) — which he started in 2009.

Today, the nonprofit has anti-violence programs in the hospital, schools and broader community, serving more than 250 young people.

Victims of violence are more likely to be reinjured, so the first place Gore wanted to work was in the hospital, with an intervention program in which “hospital responders” assist 6

victims of violence and their family — a model pioneered at other hospitals. The idea is that reaching out right after someone has been injured reduces the likelihood of violent retaliation and provides a chance for the victim to address some of the circumstances that may AND TODAY.... have led to their injury.

Published 3/26/20 on cnn.com Gore started this

by Kathleen Toner and Meg Dunn, CNN program at his hospital with a handful of As the coronavirus pandemic volunteers from KAVI. spreads, so are the efforts Today, the effort is a of people who bring muchpartnership between needed aid — and inspiration KAVI and a few other — to those in need. nonprofits, with teams Dr. Rob Gore, an emergency on call 24/7. physician at Kings County Hospital Center and SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, is on the front lines of the crisis. Recognized as a CNN Hero for his violence prevention initiative, KAVI, he now finds himself helping stem the tide of the virus.

He’s focused on his day job: providing medical care to his community. “Covid-19, aka coronavirus, aka ‘Rona’ — what we call it in my neighborhood — it’s pretty scary,” Gore told CNN. “I’m not going to lie. It’s scary times.”

Yet Gore wanted to prevent people from being violently injured in the first place. So, in 2011, he and his group began working with a handful of at-risk students at a nearby high school. By the end of the year, more than 50 students were involved. Today, KAVI holds weekly workshops for male and female students in three schools, teaching mediation and conflict resolution. The group also provides free mental health counseling for students who need one-on-one support.

“Violence is everywhere they turn — home, school, neighborhood, police,” Gore said. “You want to make sure they can learn how to process, deal with it, and overcome it.”

SHANIA FELIX ‘13 TO JOIN THE BRONX DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE

Shania Legros ’20, Anastasia Hussett ’20, Shania Felix ’13, Mya J. Williams ’23, Abigail Philisma ’20, and Makayla Oxford ’20

Shania Felix ’13, a graduate of the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University, will join the Bronx District Attorney’s Office this Fall, where she plans to become a career prosecutor — and some day a judge!

During a visit with Loughlin students who have expressed an interest in a law career, Shania told the students “Bishop Loughlin began preparing me for my career from day one.

I was introduced to the speech and debate team, became a house representative (student government) for four years, and was introduced to the Scales of Justice Academy — which changed my life.”

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Loughlin’s

ANNUAL BIOMED PROGRAM WHITE COAT CEREMONY

Ameer Brown ‘20

In just our fourth year with Project Lead The Way (PLTW), 35 remarkable seniors earned their ‘White Coats’ recognizing three years in the program this year.

At the second annual White Coat Ceremony Department Chair and PLTW program leader, Orlando Santiago stated, “I am proud the students with us today were willing to step up and take challenging biomedical science STEM coursework.

They took a chance to become a part of something new and exciting and they have been rewarded with a great experience.”

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Ms. Lamarque and Melissa Blake ‘20

Chloe Inniss ‘20

Our guest speaker, Dr. Jeanette Toney ’05 — who practices medicine in Knoxville, Tennessee, spoke to the students about her time playing volleyball for Providence College while maintaining her grades as a Biology major and about the discipline required to navigate medical school.

Project Lead the Way (PLTW) is the largest nationally recognized STEM education nonprofit organization. PLTW partners with K-12 schools and educators and “through an engaging, handson curriculum, encourages the development of problem-solving skills, critical thinking, creative and innovative reasoning, and a love of learning.”

“The compelling, hands-on high school PLTW classroom experience changes the way students experience their education. Research demonstrates that PLTW students outperform their peers in school, are better prepared for post-secondary studies, and are more likely to consider careers as scientists, technology experts, engineers, mathematicians, healthcare providers, and researchers compared to their non-PLTW peers. The goal of PLTW is to provide students with a “path to college and career success in STEM related fields.” from PLTW

On a college tour, a Pre-Med student told me that prior to college, they had no real experience with medical equipment. This made me especially appreciate Loughlin and the Project Lead the Way Program — it has prepared me, and given me a head start.

Chloe Inniss ‘20 plans to attend Long Island University Fall 2020.

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Photos courtesy of Manhattan College Cross Country Invitational

ED BOWES ‘60 HONORED AT 47th ANNUAL MANHATTAN COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL

Forty-six years after founding the Manhattan College Cross Country Invitational, the meet’s final stretch will be now be called ‘Ed Bowes Way’. A replica plaque of the new finish line was presented to Ed Bowes ‘60 — a 1964 Manhattan College alum — at the 47th annual meet in October 2019.

The annual invitational, founded in 1973 by Bowes and held in Van Cortlandt Park, is the country’s largest one-day meet with 40 races and runners from across the country.

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EDUCATORS ATTEND CIVIC SPIRIT INSTITUTE Bishop Loughlin educators Petrus Fortune (pictured above) and Bill Mason joined Jewish and Catholic school educators from New York, New Jersey, and California this year when they attended the Civic Spirit Summer Institute — an intensive civic education training conference. Bishop Loughlin is a vital member of the pioneering first cohort of faith-based schools revitalizing civic education across the country.

At the Institute, teachers and administrators engage in conversation on teaching the principles of American democracy, civil discourse, and responsibilities of citizenship in the context of a religious community with varying political and philosophical views — ­ reinvigorating civics education for modern demands.

“Civic Spirit Institute is an intensive, week-long civic education training program for faculty from faith-based schools to learn together. The Institute provides the opportunity to delve into America’s founding documents and discuss pedagogical tools for using primary sources, philosophical texts, and literature as a way of invoking civic connection and democratic fluency in the classroom.” (civicspirit.org)

The teachers at Loughlin have always wanted me to succeed and are always there if I need help. Our deans and guidance counselors have always made sure we are doing the right thing and shown nothing but love, support, and compassion.

Jayda Vazquez ‘20 plans to attend Penn State University Fall 2020

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from the BOARD

CHAIR I am writing this letter in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic which has affected each of us in the very way we live our daily lives. My heart goes out to all in our Loughlin family and the greater community who have been affected by this virus and I pray for them. I pray also for our doctors, nurses, health care workers, first responders, grocery store clerks, and ALL essential workers who have kept our world going in the midst of this horrible virus.

It has been a privilege and my joy to serve as Chair of the Board of Governors for the past few years. My term will end in June, 2020. I thank Bro. Dennis and my fellow Governors for entrusting me with this great responsibility.

It has been a dynamic period of time in the history of our great Catholic school. I am proud to have led the board, in particular, through a transformational period as we have completed a series of capital projects between 2016 - 2020; including the creation of new labs (biomedical science and engineering), an art studio, our Campus Ministry office, the

Loughlin is and has always been about the people. A Catholic community that cares for one another.

Thomas Van Buskirk ‘70 St. Augustine

new George Cappiello track, a repainted school yard, and installation of new floors (the gymnasium and auditorium stage). My predecessor, James Reynolds ‘63, was pivotal to this significant progress.

The largest scale renovation in school history was completed early in 2019. In partnership with the Loughlin Foundation, we made vital repairs on all sides of our very large building. If you have not returned in recent months, you will be impressed, and think we look as good as new!

As you will read in this report, we are not yet finished.

Our Pave The Way Campaign will hopefully allow us to make important repairs and improvements in the space between the great Loughlin track and the building itself.

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2018 - 2019 FINANCIAL REPORT * As always, we seek the generosity of alum from all three schools to make this project possible.

EXTERNAL FUNDING/FUNDRAISING

This is a pivotal and challenging time for all Catholic high schools in Brooklyn and Queens (and beyond). Anyone who

TUITION — NET

51% ($4,788,556)

would say differently, is simply not being honest. We have

EXTERNAL FUNDING SOURCES

26% ($2,401,000)

all been witnesses as dozens of Catholic grammar schools,

LOUGHLIN F O UNDATION

11% ($1,004,000)

and more than a few secondary schools, have been forced

NEW YORK STATE AID

8%

($699,096)

FEES

‹ 2%

($141,466)

INVESTMENTS

‹ 2%

($137,852)

BUILDING RENTAL

‹ 1%

($70,114)

I am proud of our considered and timely response to these

INTEREST/DIVIDEND INCOME

‹ 1%

($51,944)

challenges. We have invested in our physical plant, in our

OTHER

‹ 1%

($17,323)

to close their doors. As you would imagine, the loss of our Catholic grammar schools has presented particular challenges in our recruitment efforts.

programs, and in our students. I am most proud of this last investment. What could be more important than the families we are blessed to serve?

As everyone reading this knows, Loughlin is and has always been about the people. A Catholic community that cares for

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1,000,000

2,000,000

TOTAL

3,000,000

4,000,000

5,000,000

9,311,351

one another. Central to our mission as a Christian Brother’s school is the charge to provide an excellent, college preparatory education, especially for those most in need.

It is who we always have been and it is who we are today.

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES

And it is primarily alumni from Loughlin, my fellow Lancers, and Bishop McDonnell alumnae who support Loughlin. My eternal gratitude for your generosity.

I am so proud to serve this unique and wonderful

INSTRUCTION

60%

ADMINISTRATIVE/SUPPORT SERVICES

33%

FUNDRAISING AND EVENTS

institution.

Live Jesus in Our Hearts. Forever.

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Thomas F. Van Buskirk, St. Augustine ’70

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7%

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Loughlin is unique because it is a tight-knit community like few others. Our size means you can know almost everyone, and there are few strangers in our halls.

Nicholas Dilonardo English teacher, Varsity Lacrosse coach BA, University of San Diego MFA, Columbia University

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HONOR ROLL OF GIVING BISHOP LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School is grateful for the support of our alumni, parents, friends, corporations, and foundations. These generous gifts (July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019), listed here and online (full listing of all donors), transform the lives of our students and help us develop and maintain our programs. We regret the omission of any names deserving recognition in this report, and apologizes in advance for any error. Contact John Klemm ‘65 at jklemm@blmhs.org or 718-857-2700 x2252 with any questions. Thank you!

LASALLIAN BENEFACTOR $100,000 AND UP Brian C. Connolly ’73 Jane Cozzi-Murray ’65 BMD and Michael W. Murray ’63 James P. Orenga ’58

LEO HONOR SOCIETY $50,000 - 99,999 Gregory Bertles ‘61 Joan Carrick Murray ’61 BMD and Nick Murray ’61 Joseph A. Pianpiano DDS ’54 John A. Rowinski ‘69

ST. JAMES COURT $25,000 - 49,999 Henry F. Barry ‘60 Michael J. Castellano ‘63 Richard F. Frazita ‘56 Edward G. Jablonski Ph.D. ‘70 Arthur J. Mahon ‘52 Charles B. McQuade ‘58 Edward T. Toseland M.D. ‘58

LOUGHLINITE ALLIANCE $10,000 - 24,999 Russell A. Broome Sr. ‘63 C. Christopher Cannon ’65 Walter J. Doyle ‘53 Mario L. Gabos ‘47 Charles J. Goetz Ph.D. ‘57 John F. Jermusyk ‘54

George F. MacLean ‘61 Estate of William J. Maher ‘44 John D. Preiss ‘52 James J. Quinn Esq. ‘63 Raymond J. Reisert Jr. ‘59 Gerald F. Rudy ‘58 Charles J. Santore ‘62 Joseph M. Savino ‘69 J. Kenneth Seward ‘49 Daniel J. Tubridy ‘66 Edward J. Tyburczy ‘67

JAMESONIAN CIRCLE $5,000 - 9,999 Edward J. J. Bowes ‘60 Harry J. Brett ‘59 Joseph F. Byrne ‘44 Dom A. Camera ‘60 Robert K. Conry ‘70 Michael N. Cotignola ‘71 Karl Cribbin M.D. ‘64 Joseph J. Doyle ‘61 Thomas M. Egan ‘65 Michael J. Fitzsimons ‘63 Richard M. Garland ‘55 Rudolph W. Giuliani ‘61 Richard S. Guyer ‘47 Donald J. Judge ‘62 John S. Lipori ‘73 Charles E. Long ‘57 James A. Malone ‘31 John J. Molesphini ‘47 Robert H. Paczkowski ‘55 William F. Powers Ph.D. ‘52 Richard D. Rainis ‘53

James T. Reynolds ‘63 Anthony T. Sallustio ‘54 George R. Spall ‘57 James T. Stevens ‘66 The Trust of Eugene J. and Gloria E. Sullivan Scholarship Fund ‘38 Estate of Robert E. Sweeney Jr. ‘34 Richard F. Trabert ‘54 Robert F. Vizza Ph.D. ‘51

CHRISTIAN BROTHER’S LEAGUE $2,500 - 4,999 Anonymous ‘70 Eugene D. Alexander ‘56 Anthony E. Amodeo ‘65 Thomas S. Battaglia ‘59 James J. Begley ‘56 Thomas M. Berry Jr. ‘59 Richard H. Blum ‘57 James J. Bono Ph.D. ‘65 Estate of Walter M. Bradshaw ‘45 George J. Cappiello ‘62 Anthony J. Cardinal ‘51 Thomas A. Corcoran ‘57 Thomas J. Craig M.D. ‘55 Robert J. Deasy ‘62 Joseph C. Donohue ‘50 Richard T. Ducotey ‘63 Daniel J. Flak ‘66 Robert J. Harrell ‘63 James P. Harrington ‘47 Andrew L. Jacob ‘65 Gerard J. Kerins ‘65 Brian D. McAuley ‘57

Thomas J. McLaughlin ‘72 John J. Molloy ‘63 Martin J. Murray ‘62 James F. O’Neil ‘55 Joseph P. Salanitro ‘59 George F. Staudter ‘50 Peter A. Vasseur ‘84

PRINCIPAL’S ASSOCIATION $1,000 - 2,499 Anonymous ’55 Kenneth R. Adams ‘73 Elizabeth Alvarez ‘85 Urban C. Ambrose ‘43 Joseph A. Atkinson ‘45 Francis J. Ayers DDS ‘61 John D. Babb M.D. PC ‘70 Ralph P. Barbarite ‘59 Jack M. Battaglia ‘64 Nicholas R. Battista ‘69 Roy J. Bertoldo ‘55 Kenneth J. Blakely ‘62 Joseph W. Blythe ‘61 John P. Boland Esq. ‘50 Ernest R. Braasch M.D. ‘62 Nuong Le Brennan ‘64 Eugene J. Buehl ‘60 Brian J. Campbell ‘72 James A. Candia ‘61 Stephen F. Cardos M.D. ‘62 Jack R. Casagrande ‘62 Walter J. Casey ‘62 Frank J. Cheswick ‘66 Joseph G. Clark ‘61 Paul V. Clarke ‘65 William J. Collins ‘60 15

Hugh J. Cornyn ‘48 William J. Cullen ‘57 Thomas C. Cummings Jr. ‘55 James T. Curran ‘58 Paul R. Czarnowski ‘58 John J. Dalton ‘60 Patrick J. Daly ‘64 Francis X. Daniti ‘68 John W. Dattner ‘65 George M. David ‘65 Michael L. Della Croce ‘63 John J. Dello Russo ‘70 Arthur R. DeSimone M.D. ‘52 Lawrence Donohue ‘55 Gerard J. Downey ‘55 John J. Doyle Jr. ‘66 Dennis J. Duffy ‘57 Denis P. Duggan ‘44 Joseph P. Dunne ‘65 Joseph P. Dwyer ‘64 Joseph F. Eaton ‘57 Edward J. Fanning ‘59 Patrick D. Farley ‘60 Nicholas M. Fiscina ‘63 Richard E. Fister ‘49 Dennis P. Forand ‘59 Msgr. Vincent F. Fullam ‘57 Patrick J. Garvey USMC (Ret.) ‘53 Michael C. Gecewicz ‘62 Robert P. Giurlando ‘64 Rev. Msgr. Estate of George P. Graham J.C.D., Ph.D. ‘44 Edward W. Greason ‘49 Kenneth V. Greene ‘61 Charles F. Gulotta ‘64 Patrick F. Hardiman CPA ‘68 Frederick C. Herzner ‘59 David E. Hinkley ‘57 Kenneth P. Hunt ‘58 Lawrence P. Jermyn ‘71 Kyle L. Johnson ‘92 Peter A. Junge ‘61 Charles F. Jurgens ‘51 Edwin L. Kelly ‘59 William P. Kiley ‘66 Lawrence J. Korb Ph.D. ‘57 Dominick C. LaCapra ‘57 Kenneth J. Lanfear ‘64 Raymond B. Laravuso M.D. ‘62 Gavin L. Lindner ‘62 16

Joseph W. Lowry M.D. ‘69 Capt. Benedict J. Maguire III ‘64 Peter J. Mahoney ‘62 Edward F. Malone ‘57 Charles M. March M.D. ‘58 Anton C. Marchand ‘88 Robert F. Markmann ‘60 John J. McCabe ‘59 James W. McCauley Ph.D. ‘57 Thomas G. McCormick ‘69 Michael F. McNally ‘63 John G. Meenan ‘62 Erich Mille ‘62 Robert G. Minott ‘95 John N. Molbeck Jr ‘64 Mathias E. Mone ‘58 Laurence F. Mucciolo ‘66 Thomas H. O’Connor ‘52 Philip F. O’Mara Ph.D. ‘56 John J. O’Shea ‘61 Adefolahan O. Oyefeso ‘92 Marlene Pannell ‘60 Kenneth J. Parchinski ‘57 Robert F. Pettit ‘55 Michael A. Philadelphia ‘79 John S. Polickoski ‘52 Joseph A. Puglisi ‘64 Col. Joseph W. Purka ‘63 Jerome R. Quinn ‘52 Gerard J. Quinn ‘69 Terrence K. Quinn ‘64 Thomas P. Reilly ‘65 Kevin B. Reilly ‘62 Ignatius J. Rienzo ‘46 Lewis G. Rovegno ‘69 Rev. Stanley J. Russell ‘54 Paul J. Sallustio ‘60 Vincent A. Sawicki M.S., D.D.S., Ph.D. ‘68 Vincent D. Schaper ‘59 Daniel J. Shea ‘56 Lenue H. Singletary ‘87 Monique Smith ‘09 James Smithwick ‘63 Vincent J. Spinelli ‘65 Timothy F. Stafford ‘60 Joseph J. Staines ‘63 Hon. James G. Starkey ‘51 John R. Starkey ‘49 Joseph E. Staszak ‘54 George F. Stimak ‘67

Ronald P. Stride ‘58 Patrick D. Sullivan Ph.D. ‘61 Paul L. Tapogna ‘65 Charles R. Traina ‘68 James E. Tubman ‘60 John A. Turner Ph.D. ‘61 James D. VerEecke ‘64 John F. Vierling ‘58 Elizabeth J. Von Ziegesar ‘76 Harry G. Wilson ‘47 Richard L. Zangrillo M.D. ‘68 Henry A. Zarzicki ‘60

GOLD L SOCIETY $500 - 999 Fr. John J. Amann ‘58 David E. Ball ‘57 Robert J. Bartz ‘55 Lester J. Bellafiore ‘59 Joseph J. Benkovitz ‘56 Richard J. Blaney ‘61 John R. Bogart ‘68 John D. Boyce ‘44 Arthur M. Cassell ‘53 Dr. Michael J. Cavanaugh ‘57 Victor J. Celli ‘68 Joseph J. Cerverizzo ‘55 Henry E. Christel ‘63 Aloysius F. Colligan ‘64 William R. Collini M.D. ‘58 Charles J. Connelly ‘56 John J. Connolly ‘48 David M. Corcoran ‘55 Daniel C. Cronin ‘62 Michael P. Cunningham ‘66 Stephen A. D’Onofrio ‘62 William H. Daly ‘60 Joseph DeLessio ‘61 Joseph L. DeMieri ‘58 Arthur F. Dignam ‘63 James F. Donovan ‘47 John A. Dowd Esq. ‘50 Thomas D. Doyle ‘56 Thomas P. Dwan ‘62 Robert G. Edmonds ‘59 John D. Egan ‘66 Joseph A. Equale CPA ‘62 Thomas J. Farrelly Esq. ‘65 Joseph H. Fischer ‘62

Raymond J. Fitzgerald ‘63 Edward P. Fitzgerald ‘63 Gregory Florentino ‘51 Robert J. Fudjinski ‘56 Russell G. Fumuso M.D. ‘70 Alan J. Fumuso ‘68 Robert E. Gallagher ‘51 Joseph A. Gasparrini ‘62 James A. Gillcrist ‘45 Jeffrey A. Gould ‘63 Walter J. Griffin ‘44 Br. John P. Guasconi FSC ‘61 Archibald Hamlett ‘78 Timothy J. Hanley ‘70 Joseph D. Hanley ‘58 Thomas J. Hebel ‘63 William J. Hever ‘58 Francis J. Houghton Jr. ‘53 Michael S. Hyland Jr. ‘63 Stephen D. Hynes ‘65 Michael K. Kellen ‘59 Raymond Kennedy ‘75 Richard A. Kennedy ‘56 Francis J. Klarmann ‘52 Ronald J. Krisch ‘60 Dr. Thomas A. Kubic Esq. ‘61 Gerard J. Kuzniewski ‘64 Dal LaMagna ‘64 Peter K. Ledwith ‘58 Arthur S. Lincoln ‘68 Lt. Col. William J. Lundquist, USAF (Ret) ‘60 John R. Magel Ph.D. ‘58 Robert L. Mahar ‘53 Denis G. Mahoney ‘59 Br. William E. Mann FSC ‘65 Anthony E. Markert ‘61 James T. McAuliffe ‘46 James J. McCreesh ‘59 J. Edward McDonough ‘55 John R. McFeely ‘61 Donald J. McKenna ‘68 Dr. William R. McShane ‘61 Albert V. Messina M.D. ‘60 Rev. John A. Meyer ‘57 Joseph J. Micari ‘67 Thomas A. Mullady ‘60 George A. Mulligan ‘61 Bernard J. Mullin ‘59 Harold G. Nichter ‘64 James G. Nugent ‘43

I loved participating in the Lasallian Youth Club. It provided me with so many opportunities to help others — like participating in the annual Christmas party at Brooklyn Hospital, going to Puerto Rico to help the victims of Hurricane Maria, and attending the Holy Week retreat. Lasallian Youth truly made Loughlin my home.

Cynthia Douge ‘19 attending Siena College

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At Loughlin, I received a great education — but it wasn’t just academic. I learned how to become a leader and how to serve others with compassion.

It was the foundation to be successful in my personal life and across multiple careers.

Robert McRae ’03 Loughlin Board of Governors BS, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania JD, Brooklyn Law School

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Thomas J. O’Brien ‘53 William J. O’Connor ‘64 John J. O’Donnell ‘65 Bernard A. O’Hara ‘73 Daniel J. O’Leary ‘57 Inno J. Onorato M.D. ‘59 Francis J. Palamara ‘43 Benjamin C. Paternoster ‘57 Kenneth J. Pietrzak ‘64 Vincent J. Polito ‘56 James Quinn ‘64 Br. Joseph P. Reilly FSC ‘57 Frank J. Rienzo Esq. ‘50 Joseph C. Rotolo M.D. ‘62 William P. Santamore ‘65 Robert T. Schell ‘60 Ronald J. Scheuermann Esq. ‘52 Thomas W. Schnatz Ph.D., P.E. ‘61 Francis E. Sellinger ‘53 Charles D. Sherwood ‘64 Charles J. Siegel ‘69 John T. Smith ‘78 Joseph A. Spinelli ‘67 Carol M. Sullivan-Muldoon ‘76 Daniel J. Sweeney ‘60 Carlyne Sylvain ‘89 Donald J. Teale ‘58 John P. Tighe ‘58 Michael J. Tobin Esq. ‘57 Richard W. Vanni ‘55 Thomas P. VanRiper ‘56 Jonathan J. Verdun ‘65 Ronald E. Walsh ‘57 Rev. Joseph J. Weber ‘57 Niesha Westmoreland ‘94 George J. Whiten ‘57 Christian G. Wilding Jr. ‘60 James F. Witt ‘55 John A. Wittekind ‘59 Br. Philip J. Zeller FSC ‘64

SILVER L SOCIETY $250 - 499 Anthony J. Abatemarco ‘62 Peter F. Abt ‘59 Michael J. Ahearn ‘68 Jeffrey M. Albies ‘63 Michael A. Allocca ‘52 Julius L. Amling ‘44

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Loughlin is unique because teachers are dedicated to providing a dynamic learning experience to all students. As an alumnus, I am happy to be part of the education and development of the next generation.

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OUR GIVING SOCIETIES The value of a Lasallian education is known throughout the world. St. John Baptist De La Salle, the Patron Saint of Teachers, would be proud that his legacy is alive today in more than 80 countries­— including here at Bishop Loughlin.

Society members recognize that our long-term financial health is paramount, and have included Bishop Loughlin in their estate plans. Making a planned gift achieves many goals. When you make a bequest to Bishop Loughlin, you enter a covenant to benefit future generations of students. Also, planned gifts reduce your burden of income, capital gains, or estate taxes. Contact Andy Leary at aleary@blmhs.org or 718-857-2700 x2251 with any questions. Thank you!

JUSTINIAN SOCIETY The Justinian Society was established in 2000, and named for Brother Justinian, who famously served as Principal for St. James Academy from 1870-1877 — most remembered for his proud and unwavering stand against criticism of Catholic education.

Brian P. Bentley ‘59 Drew Bostinto ‘72 Edward J. J. Bowes ‘60 Thomas Brennand ‘61 Gerard D. Buckley ‘57 Anthony R. Buonaguro ‘63 Dom Camera ‘60

C. Christopher Cannon ’65 George J. Cappiello ‘62 Brian C. Connolly ‘73 Hugh J. Cornyn ‘48 Anthony P. Cottell ‘54 Edward J. Crowley ‘57

John Dattner ‘65 Steven T. DeVincent ‘63 Dennis J. DeLisle ‘64 Joseph Donohue ‘50 James P. Feeney ‘53 George A. Fischer ‘50 Richard F. Frazita ‘56 Mario Gabos ‘47 Richard M. Garland ‘55 John P. Geary ‘65 Kathleen Gloisten Martin J. Gyves

James P. Harrington ‘47 James J. Hartmann ‘60 Martin Holley ‘57 Kenneth P. Hunt ‘58 John G. Hyland ‘48 Lawrence P. Jermyn ‘71 Martin F. Jorgensen ‘58 Don Judge ‘62 Stephen Laruccia ‘63 Gabriel Liegey Jr. ‘44 Charlie E. Long ‘57 Matthew S. Lukaszewski ‘61

CALIXTUS SOCIETY

BISHOP McDONNELL SOCIETY

The Calixtus Society is named for Brother Calixtus Peter, first Principal (19091913) of St. Augustine.

The McDonnell Society is named for the beloved Bishop Charles McDonnell, the second Bishop of Brooklyn.

James P. Flaherty ‘65 James I. Konkel ‘54 James F. McGowan ‘53 James J. McHugh ‘62 John F. Wall ‘65

Ann Corcoran ‘49 Betty McCann-Ryan ‘57 Frances McGill ‘64 Theresa Oropallo ‘63 Norine Roberts-Hemping ‘60 Sarah Solan ‘58

Edward G. Martin ‘47 Raymond Matthews ‘64 Jacques M. Maurice ‘54 James Stewart McCaffrey ‘59 David McDonald ‘46 Paul G. Migliore ‘63 John J. Molesphini ‘47 William M. Monroe ‘52 Charles E. Murphy ‘60 Michael ‘65 and Jane ‘65 W. Murray ‘63 Edmund O’Donnell ‘57 James P. Orenga ‘58

Joseph A. Pianpiano ‘54 Joseph Pietro Gerard J. Quinn ‘69 Jerome R. Quinn ‘52 John Rowinski ‘69 Sally Sattan ‘89 James F. Spengler ‘60 George W. Synan ‘62 Jonathan J. Verdun ‘65 Robert A. Visconti ‘64 Joseph Vorbach ‘65 Joseph G. Whelan ‘62

OUR DECEASED MEMBERS Erwin Bayer ‘31 Louis S. Benincasa ‘45 George T. Brady ‘64 John T. Chambers ‘47 Leonard P. Connor ‘53 Martin J. Donahue ‘47 Vincent Downing ‘48 Robert Driscoll’48 Robert T. Guyer ‘43 Dennis M. Hafke ‘62 Patricia Hannon-Frost ‘51

Kathryn Jablonski Edward B. Lavender ‘41 Joseph Lenihan ‘48 James McCollom ‘48 William J. Maher ‘44 James Malone ‘31 James T. McAuliffe ‘46 William A. McManus III ‘46 Thomas F. Murphy ‘60 Stephen L. Nuccio ‘69 James F. Pecqueux ‘44

Roy Povell ‘47 Joseph Riemer ‘37 James J. Reilly ‘57 John P. Sheehy ‘49 Walter Sitkowski ‘40 Robert E. Sweeney, Jr. ‘34 Charles W. Swiger ‘55 Eugene J. Sullivan ‘38 Thomas A. Turley Lawrence M. Waterhouse ‘55 Alfred Ziccardi ‘34

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HONOR ROLL OF GIVING BISHOP McDONNELL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Gifts received between July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019.

MSGR. JOHN ROSS BENEFACTOR $10,000 + Mary Collins-Macchiarola ’58 Maureen and Michael McInerney ‘66 Pamela M. Sloan, Esq. ’73

TEACHING SISTERS OF BISHOP’S ALLIANCE $2,500 - 9,999 Kathryn Fitzsimmons-Zaki ‘55 Clare Tighe-Francis ‘66 Noreen McCartney Haffner ‘63 Maureen T. Regan ‘60 Janet M. Seckendorf ‘49

PRINCIPAL’S ASSOCIATION $1,000 - 2,499 Linda Antonelli-Cooke ‘63 Roberta Cummings ‘66 Joan V. Dobbs-Dana M.D. ‘52 Joan Fallon-Yett ‘66 Patricia Farrell-Walsh ‘53 Francine Henkel-Clerc ‘57 Mary T. Hoban-Paz ‘60 Dorothy E. McCabe ‘63 Kathleen J. McCarthy ‘58 Dr. Mary McLaughlin-Treacy ‘56 Helena A. Miley ‘59 Kathleen Noonan-Roskell ‘57 Eileen T. O’Shea-Cotter ‘64 Margaret Vahey ‘61 Ursula Wynn-Battaglia ‘53

GOLD ‘B’ $500 - 999 Louise Arrota-Trigo ‘66 Keara Brady-Reilly ‘59 28

Margaret Carr-DeMatteis ‘57 Margaret M. Cavanaugh ‘63 Ann M. Clancy ‘45 Carol A. Conry ‘66 Maureen Derwin-Moreau ‘58 Dorothy Devlin-Gallagher ‘58 Grace Anne Dorney-Koppel ‘57 Eily P. Gorman ‘50 JoAnn Jacobs ‘68 Mary Ellen Martin ‘72 Mary Jane McCarthy-Conroy ‘62 Patricia McKiernan-Ciarleglio ‘64 Eileen Moore-White ‘65 Marita Mullin-Regan ‘58 Maureen H. Murphy ‘62 Phyllis Murphy-Howell ‘67 Dianne Oram-Khan ‘64 Catherine Reilly-Savvas ‘57 Susan Sandvoss-Miller ‘67 Regina E. Seith-Thorsen ‘62 Rosemary Sullivan ‘64 Barbara Taylor-Fruehwirth ‘60 Joan Tiffany-Carmody ‘62

SILVER ‘B’ $250 - 499 Judith Ahrens ‘58 Priscilla Aubry-Wood ‘58 Mary Bennett-Duffy ‘59 Marie Brignardello-DiMonte ‘58 Mary Teresa Cannon-O’Connor ‘57 Patricia Carroll-Baxter ‘57 Mary Casey Hiel ‘57 Teresa Cook-Gast ‘55 Justine DeVito-Tenney ‘64 Patricia Doran-Morris ‘62 Margaret Dougherty-Russo ‘69 Patricia Dugan-Barry ‘57 Helen Dwyer-O’Grady ‘51 Sr. Margaret Farley, CSJ ‘56

Jeanne M. Fastook M.D. ‘60 Alice Flateau ‘65 June Fleckenstein-Donnelly ‘50 Rita Goscicki-Wtulich ‘63 Joan Gray-Lindberg ‘64 Dorothy A. Jones ‘59 Patricia Lake ‘55 Mary Ellen Lavelle-Murphy ‘59 Lucy Loporcaro-Landry ‘50 Barbara Malone-Gruebel ‘68 Kathleen McCarthy-Brady ‘61 Ellen McDonough-Murray ‘54 Elizabeth McEvilly-Ulrich ‘57 Eileen McVeigh-Feather ‘64 Catherine O’Brien-Littman ‘59 Katherine Ohlandt-O’Connor ‘51 Mary Olbeter-DeMott ‘49 Nancy Reilly-Seklir ‘61 Ellen Roche-FitzGerald ‘58 Ann Rock ‘54 Carole Rooney-Morris ‘57 Terese Rouge ‘55 Joan Ryan-Stillwell ‘50 Elizabeth Shea-Jakubowski ‘55 Marilyn Spagnolo-Lockhart ‘60 Dorothy D. Tyburski ‘55 Carolyn Walikas ‘66

MEMORIALITE CIRCLE $100 - 249 Joyce E. Ackalitis-King ‘59 Dolores T. Aguiar-Shea ‘46 Dolores Alberico-Fales ‘55 Carolyn Alderese-Langevin ‘57 Margaret Ambery-Ryan ‘56 Rosalie R. Arnold-Curley ‘58 Claire Bahrs-Ehrsam ‘50 Patricia Baumann-O’Toole ‘52 Lorraine Baumann-Palme ‘55 Maria Bavaro-Tragale ‘57 Gabriella Belli ‘66

Barbara Bennett-Shipman ‘67 Annette Bettini-Cappello ‘54 Dorothy Bloodgood-Kennedy ‘43 Jean Boggia-Lestingi ‘56 Marion Borruso-Perrotti ‘54 Deborah Boyle ‘73 Patricia Brennan-Guyette ‘62 Marie Alice Brescia ‘53 Bernadette Brooks-Hefke ‘64 Therese Brzeski-Phillip ‘61 Elizabeth Buckridge-Barnosky ‘61 Janeann C. Buro-Trimarchi ‘59 Margaret Butterly-Casey ‘67 Mary Cahill-Ross ‘52 Judith Callahan-Meaney ‘54 Joan Callender-Pritchard ‘65 Letitia A. Cappiello-Krauer ‘59 Kathleen Carlin-Nimr ‘55 Kathleen Carney-DeVito ‘62 Jean Carroll-Valente ‘51 Joan Caspary-Walsh ‘47 Barbara Cass-O’Brien ‘54 Eleanor Cavagnaro-Wilson ‘55 Vincentina Cerone-Miller ‘49 Marie Chorney-O’Connell ‘64 Teresa Cimino-Ferro ‘72 Denise Clark-Giordano ‘55 Connie Conway-Frederick ‘56 Margaret Costa-Ricciardi ‘69 Theresa Cottell-Beck ‘57 Anne Cunningham-Egan ‘58 Marion Cunningham-Manning ‘59 Emilie D’Onofrio-Stris ‘58 Margaret R. Davis ‘61 Barbara M. Degnan-Muller ‘64 Sheila D. Delaney-Hanley ‘68 Josephine R. DeMaggio-Larsen ‘63 Doris DeMott-Ehner ‘62 Barbara DeMott-Holland ‘57 Grace Desibia-Hokanson ‘53 Diane Destefanis-Clarke ‘57 Elissa DeStefano-Chase ‘58

Lynda DeStefano-Stevenson ‘68 Catherine L. Diehl-Palladino ‘60 Frances Doherty Toth ‘52 Mary Dolan-Keele ‘60 Patricia Donovan-O’Connor ‘54 Kathleen Donovan-Von Der Linn ‘56 Jane Dressel-McCormack ‘49 Mary Ann T. Drozdowski-Kellen ‘60 Lorraine Ducotey-Solen ‘55 Eileen Duffy-Hynes ‘57 Patricia Dunne-Chapman ‘54 Mary Egan ‘47 Patricia Egan-Englehart ‘48 Lois Falco-Zaccardo ‘51 Madeline F. Farrell-Nixon ‘55 Katherine Farrell-Sipperley ‘50 Mary Ann Fastook ‘62 Constance Fearon-Mondel ‘44 Mary Finneran-McDonough ‘62 Maryann Finnerty-Zacchea ‘61 Mary E. Fitzpatrick-Holmes ‘58 Kathleen Fitzpatrick-Thorpe-Holder ‘53 Marilou Fitzsimmons-Gee ‘55 Lori Fleary-Bennett ‘73 Kathleen Flood-Healy ‘54 Beatrice Flynn-Nocerino ‘63 Suzanne Foley-McGuire ‘57 Doris Freyland ‘45 Mary Ann Fucigna-Staudenmaier ‘57 Barbara A. Gales M.D., MPH ‘69 Margaret F. Gallagher-Keane ‘69 Barbara Gallagher-Langan ‘66 Maura Gallagher-Pennachio ‘67 Eleanor Gansz ‘43 Catherine Gavaghan-Dolingo ‘63 Marie C. Gelato M.D. ‘65 Margaret M. Gibbons-Kilroy ‘54 Carol Giurlando-Corrigan ‘61 Loretta Glismann-Anshutz ‘56 Sheila Gorman ‘55 Ann Graham-Ward-Gannon ‘50 Elizabeth Grieco-Burns ‘59 Joan Haarmann-Jacobelli ‘50 Anne Hanley-Cherico ‘58 Ann Harkins-Stosser ‘54 Marie Harwin-Agosta ‘55 Rosemary Heenan-Fabinski ‘58 Patricia Henry-Torres ‘55

Dorothy Henshaw-Schaedtler ‘53 Catherine Herlihy-Sullivan ‘64 Marcia A. Howard-Harrison ‘69 Dolores A. Howell-Bittel ‘59 Patricia Hurley-Pagano ‘67 Mary E. Hynes ‘70 Frances M. Immordino M.D. ‘64 Virginia L. James-O’Leary ‘59 Patricia Jesinkey-Palmer ‘58 Sharon A. Jordan ‘59 Bernadette Joyce-Suppa ‘51 Laura Kaminski-Polos ‘63 Magdalene Kasper-Vogric ‘49 Sr. Ann Keegan, RGS ‘58 Sr. Mary L. Kelly CIJ ‘57 Joan Kelly-McCoy ‘57 Mary J. Kennedy-Regan ‘53 Christine Kepple-Magee ‘57 Joan Kilday-Vizza ‘51 Dolores King-Paeth ‘47 Marilyn Kirwan-Gallagher ‘60 Margaret Kiss-Magyar ‘59 Elizabeth A. Kissinger-Gutzeit ‘49 Joan Klecka-Roberts ‘55 Jo Ann Kocher ‘63 Marie LaCroix-Gross ‘62 Victoria A. Larson-Fillet ‘64 Anna Liberatore-Lattanzio ‘65 Helen A. Licata-Silva ‘57 Anne Linnane-Kevany ‘51 Constance J. Lipnicki ‘56 Eileen Lonergan ‘64 Barbara A. Love ‘57 Lorraine Lowney-Damm ‘59 Doris F. Lynch ‘59 Geraldine K. Lynch-Dent ‘64 Dr. Dorothy M. Mackey-Matthews ‘69 Karen M. Macri-Truncellito ‘69 Penelope Madden-Moroney ‘59 Catherine Malinowski-Urso ‘66 Susan Maloney-McAfee ‘60 Wilma Marcis-Kineke ‘49 Kathleen Martin-Ford ‘64 Eileen Martinez-Clements ‘63 Marcella Mazzucco-Berger ‘63 Rosanne B. McAward ‘58 Betty McCann-Ryan ‘57 Susan A. McCormack ‘72

Catherine McCrann-Kelly ‘53 Patricia McDermott-Tipton ‘62 Maureen McDonald-Ficken ‘64 Lorraine McDonnell ‘73 Frances McGill M.D. ‘64 Mary Ellen McGowan-O’Boyle ‘65 Mary E. McGuire ‘58 Margaret T. McHugh M.D. ‘62 Mary McHugh-McGrath ‘52 Pat McKenna-Howard ‘56 Patricia McLaughlin-Cooper ‘55 Margaret McLoughlin-Costa ‘66 Kathleen F. McManus ‘67 Jean Meagher-Pontorno ‘59 Blanche M. Mendez-Jimenez ‘62 Catherine Metzger-Brown ‘67 Maryann Mieczkowski-Barone ‘58 Dr. Connie M. Mitchell ‘62 Maureen Moss-McInerney ‘66 Doreen Mullarkey-O’Hara ‘53 Geraldine Murawski-Hanson ‘61 Pat Murray-Conroy ‘56 Olympia Nicodemi-Towsley ‘66 Mary Noeth-Burns ‘58 Kathleen W. O’Connor-Niemetz M.D. ‘58 Patricia O’Gara-Dieffenbach ‘53 Rosann O’Hagan-Fiasconaro ‘70 Margaret O’Kelly-Barrett ‘56 Mary O’Leary-Sweeney ‘60 Bernadette O’Malley-Callanan ‘60 Evelyn O’Malley-Carroll ‘58 Sheila O’Neill ‘72 Kathleen O’Shea-Navagh ‘54 Theresa Oropallo ‘63 Anne Oswald-Bosnack ‘57 Dorothy Owens-Tavares ‘50 Martha Parry ‘54 Georgette Penzavecchia ‘61 Louise Perrotta ‘70 Gail F. Pettinato-Robbins ‘58 Kathleen R. Pilkington-D’Introno ‘59 Harriet M. Porcello-McNamara ‘59 Melvina R. Pritchard-Lennon ‘67 Marie D. Quadrino-Cooney ‘59 Margaret T. Quinlan-Dowling ‘59 Mary R. Quinn ‘46 Sheila Quinn-Gargano ‘56 Cynthia Raha ‘64

Marie T. Reddy ‘62 Virginia Reilly-Corkhill ‘60 Harriet M. Reilly-O’Halloran ‘59 Maria E. Rivera ‘65 Dr. Norine Roberts-Hemping ‘60 Maureen T. Rouse ‘53 Elizabeth M. Rush ‘70 Helen Sabalja-Breneisen ‘56 Adriana Sartori-LaRaja ‘55 Kathleen Schantz-Betz ‘55 Loretta J. Schiebel-Consolla ‘60 Joyce Schilter-Rowley ‘63 Francesca C. Schipano-Sammon ‘65 Eleanor Schleider ‘52 Joanna Schlosser ‘60 Joan Schreiber-Donnelly ‘58 Barbara T. Schweng-Carroll ‘65 Carolann Sessa-Nash ‘62 Patricia Shanley-Pape ‘58 Marilyn Shelley-Meares ‘72 Carol A. Skarulis-Landess ‘62 Mary Smith-Lenard ‘49 Mary A. Smyth-Petruski ‘58 Frances R. Smyth-Skinner ‘54 Sarah M. Solan ‘58 Alice Stanoszek-Gross ‘63 Dolores M. Sullivan ‘58 Mary Sullivan-Ryan ‘54 Ann Teahan-Wilson ‘57 Geraldine F. Terry ‘63 Grace E. Thompson-Doherty ‘60 Julianne Thompson-Grace ‘55 Margaret Tobin-Kelly ‘55 Felice Tortora-Rovegno ‘68 Elizabeth Trust-Conlon ‘56 Maria A. Valentino-Gordon ‘59 Rosemary A. Vallely ‘59 Maryanne Vallely ‘58 Mary Valls ‘72 Camille Varacchi ‘69 Mary Ann Vorndran-Lawlor ‘57 Winifred Wallis-Cross ‘61 Florence Ward-Anselmo ‘64 Rosemary Waring-Kotula ‘55 Maria Weber-Csencsitz ‘57 Elizabeth Weber-Ott ‘64 Christine M. Williams ‘69 Rita A. Wunderlick-Scaringella ‘59 Adonija Zilvinskis-Hoyt ‘60 29

HONOR ROLL OF GIVING ST. AUGUSTINE HIGH SCHOOL Gifts received between July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019.

PARK PLACE $10,000 + Kate & Rachel Gregg ‘61 (in memory of Michael T. Gregg) James I. Konkel ‘54 Anthony T. Scotto ‘65 James L. Walsh ‘50

PRINCIPAL’S ASSOCIATION $1,000 - 9,999 William F. Aldinger ‘65 Louis Anemone ‘63 Justo Arenas ‘63 Lawrence R. Bartlett ‘68 Estate of Leonard P. Connor ‘53 James J. Cooner ‘57 Albert M. Daniti ‘68 Dr. Gerald DeMaio ‘66 James J. Dowdall ‘53 William F. Freccia ‘63 Walter P. Kelly ‘66 William P. Kimmins ‘58 John M. Loosen ‘66 Kenneth G. Mann ‘58 Arthur C. Martinez ‘56 John P. McQuade Jr. ‘53 Robert A. McVeigh ‘55 Timothy C. O’Neill ‘67 William J. Rogers ‘51 Edward R. Shults ‘57 Edward F. Smith ‘62 Thomas F. Van Buskirk ‘70

GOLD ’A’ $500 - 999 Patrick H. Barth ‘64 Br. Peter Bonventre FSC ‘45

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Edward S. Bowman Sr. ‘63 William T. Braun ‘65 Gerard W. Cooney ‘65 John J. Creedon ‘42 Rev. Edward Davis ‘52 Vincent T. Di Fusco ‘61 Robert E. Donohue ‘57 Joseph Falanga ‘68 Lt. Col. Robert C. Gaddi (Ret.) ‘65 George M. Gillan CPA ‘62 William J. Knowles ‘69 Jean Maurice Marchand ‘48 Errol C. Marquis ‘59 James J. McHugh ‘62 John K. Molen ‘67 Salvatore J. Monte ‘57 John G. Organ Jr. ‘63 Thomas R. Siggins ‘59 Albert L. Smith ‘58 Walter E. Sullivan ‘55 Joseph M. Szkutnik ‘67

WHITE ’A’ $250 - 499 Robert S. Ahern ‘55 William T. Boyd ‘63 Anthony J. Cavanna ‘57 Francis X. Clarke ‘61 John T. Comer ‘58 Thomas J. Dugan ‘62 John H. Fitzgerald ‘54 Edward M. Fogarty ‘67 Walter T. Kash ‘64 John T. Kearney ‘61 James K. Killelea ‘58 William P. Kinane ‘59 Thomas F. Kolesar ‘56 Emilio E. Marinaro ‘62 Paul J. Maroney ‘62

Thomas A. Mauro Jr. ‘63 Kenneth M. McDonald M.D. ‘53 Lawrence D. Moringiello ‘68 Philip J. Mullan ‘53 Patrick V. Murphy Jr. ‘63 James H. Murphy ‘67 John M. Russo ‘60 James F. Sullivan ‘55 Lloyd Swensen ‘66 Charles F. Vadala Jr. ‘64 Edward J. Welsh ‘61

PURPLE ’A’ $100 - 249 James P. Ahearn ‘57 Thomas A. Alto ‘58 Gerald J. Armstrong ‘52 Donald E. Bianchi ‘62 Raymond J. Brusca ‘48 John J. Burke ‘55 Philip A. Burzo ‘65 Joseph A. Butler ‘48 Robert A. Carrington ‘58 James M. Cassidy ‘65 Anthony L. Castellano ‘65 Anthony Castiglie ‘60 Peter C. Cavaliere ‘63 John L. Cella ‘64 Philip C. Clark ‘59 James M. Coen ‘58 Angelo L. Consoli ‘57 Gerard P. Cooney ‘60 Richard J. Coppinger ‘54 Joseph D. Coscia ‘67 John R. Costantino ‘63 Richard D. Courmettes ‘61 Carl M. Crownover ‘62 John E. DeFrancis ‘62 Robert J. DiBenedetto M.D. ‘54

Edward W. Dooley Esq. ‘61 Peter O. Dowd ‘62 Joseph Esposito ‘67 James P. Fallon ‘60 Mario Favorito Esq. ‘56 Herbert J. Finch Sr. ‘54 John P. Finn ‘62 Salvatore A. Fontana ‘62 Gerard H. Gannon ‘56 James C. Garde ‘59 George A. Geary ‘64 Edmund Gehan ‘47 Thomas J. Goss ‘51 William R. Grace ‘64 Robert T. Guinan ‘55 William S. Hannon ‘44 Gary F. Hansen ‘68 William A. Harkins ‘63 James F. Hayden PE ‘62 John J. Henry ‘43 Kevin D. Holton ‘62 William J. Horn Jr. ‘60 John V. Hudson ‘64 William P. Hughes ‘60 Peter Hunton ‘50 Pascal J. Imperato M.D. ‘54 David J. Ingram ‘59 Dr. Luciano J. Iorizzo ‘48 Paul Jamin ‘58 Thomas D. Kavanagh ‘60 William Kelly ‘69 Daniel P. Kennedy ‘56 Francis K. Kennedy ‘54 Daniel E. Knowles ‘48 Michael J. Kuzma ‘63 John P. Lando ‘56 James P. Lauser ‘60 Louis A. Lubrano ‘51 Richard A. Manacle ‘65 Frank A. Matarazzo ‘59

I chose Loughlin because the Anthony F. Mauro ‘64 Thomas S. McCabe ‘70 James P. McCloskey CPA ‘57 Joseph McCourt ‘62 Denis J. McEneaney ‘60 John J. McKenna III ‘61 Fred R. McKinnon ‘63 Francis J. McManus ‘54 William J. Miley ‘55 Russell M. Mirabile Esq. ‘65 Thomas F. Molloy ‘57 Adam T. Monahan ME ‘64 Paul N. Moscatt ‘49 Dr. Thomas J. Mulhern ‘61 Capt. Edward M. Mulhern USN ‘64 William J. Murdoch ‘60 Richard T. Murray ‘65 Ralph A. Nappi ‘52 John L. Noone ‘52 Jeffrey J. O’Brien ‘70 Matthew J. O’Neill ‘40 Joseph K. O’Rourke ‘69 Francis B. Olsen DDS ‘65 Michael S. Petillo ‘63 Edmund T. Peyton ‘65 James P. Phillips ‘54 Anthony Ramos ‘50 Joseph Riley ‘58 Joseph L. Rizzo ‘59 Luis J. Rodriguez ‘66 Anthony R. Sansone ‘65 Dr. James E. Saunders ‘61 Brian M. Smith ‘65 Joseph E. Smoluch ‘70 Dr. Francis J. Tinney ‘55 Nicholas J. Tricarico ‘63 Eugene Veltri ‘66 Frederick A. Virga ‘54 Frederick G. Walz ‘58 Samuel E. Wilson Sr. ‘67

school instills the same morals and values in their students that I do at home.

Naeemah Brown Loughlin parent Loughlin dance instructor

Naeemah Brown (center) pictured here after receiving her Master’s Degree from Seton Hall University — with her two daughters, including Asili Brown ‘16 (left), who attends the University of North Carolina Charlotte pursuing a degree to become a Physican’s Assistant.

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LIFETIME GIVING We are grateful for the many supporters from Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, St. Augustine High School, and Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School who have made financial contributions through the years. This list, reflecting gifts since 1999, includes donors who have contributed at least $10,000 in support of our mission; it includes only “gifts received” and does not include current pledges, estate plans, gifts in kind, or other non-cash donations. Our sincere thanks to those not listed here who gave generously in years and decades prior to 1999.

$1,000,000 +

Jane Cozzi-Murray ’65 and Michael W. Murray ’63 The Loughlin Foundation Toni and James P. Orenga ’58 Pat and Arthur F. Ryan ’59 St. John Baptist De La Salle of NY, Inc. Lawrence M. Waterhouse ’55

$500,000 - $999,999

C. Christopher Cannon ’65 Brian C. Connolly ’73 Charles B. McQuade ’58 Philip E. Rowe (in Memory of Bernard Gloisten ’45) Stephen L. Nuccio, Jr. ‘69 Joseph A. Pianpiano, D.D.S. ‘54 Marlene and Ronald T. Schroeder ’65 Wasily Family Foundation

$250,000 - $499,999

Joan V. and Henry F. Barry ’60 Susan and George J. Cappiello ’62 Kathleen and Michael J. Castellano ’63 Frank J. Macchiarola ’58 and Mary Collins-Macchiarola ’58 Walter J. Doyle ’53 Carol and Paul J. Evanson ’59 Mary Ellen and Michael J. Fitzsimons ’63 Yvonne A. Mason ’76 Mary and Robert H. Paczkowski ’55 Gerald F. Rudy ’49 J. Kenneth Seward ’49 Pamela M. Sloan, Esq. ’73 George R. Spall ’57 Ronald P. Stride ‘58

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$100,000 - $249,999

Anonymous ‘70 Gregory Bertles ’61 James B. Boyle Amelia and Edward J. Bowes ’60 Brooklyn Benevolent Society Russell A. Broome ’63 The Brennan Charitable Foundation — John and Anita McCabe ’55 Brennan Charles P. Bruen ’54 Estate of Anne and John Chambers ’47 Gail and Robert K. Conry ’70 Michael J. Dean ’69 Robert E. Driscoll ‘48 Thomas M. Egan ’65 The Familiares Jane and James P. Flaherty ’65 Charles J. Goetz ’57 The Michael Gordon Foundation, Inc. Kate & Rachel Gregg (in Memory of Michael T. Gregg) Noreen ’63 and Peter ’62 Haffner Catherine and John P. Hamill ’57 James P. Harrington ‘47 John D. Higgins ‘51 John F. Jermusyk ’54 Arthur J. and Myra Mahon ’52 Estate of James Malone ’31 Jeanette and Kenneth G. Mann ’58 Maureen Moss-McInerney ’66 and Michael McInerney Nancy and Karen McKeever Lisette and Paul G. Migliore ’63 Joan Carrick Murray ’61 and Nick Murray ’61 Theresa & Edward O’Toole Foundation Pfizer Incorporated Agnes and James J. Quinn ’63 Claire and James T. Reynolds ’63 William Ryan (in Memory of Mary Kelly-Ryan ’51)

J. Kenneth Seward ‘49 John A. Siegel ’64 Estate of Eugene ’38 and Gloria Sullivan Edward T. Toseland ’58 Roberta and Thomas F. Van Buskirk ’70 Joan and Robert F. Vizza ’51 Alfred Ziccardi ‘34

$50,000 - $ 99,999

Jack P. Aellen ‘45 Raymond V. Attanasio ‘46 The Margaret Arcadipane Foundation Claire Bahrs-Ehrsam ‘50 Thomas S. Battaglia ’59 Charles E. Baxley ’48 Anthony J. Bonomo ’76 Estate of George T. Brady Jr. ‘64 Catherine and Dom A. Camera ’60 Nancy and Paul R. Chinchar ‘71 Hugh J. and Jean Patierno Cornyn ’48 Karl Cribbin ’64 Salvatore R. Curiale ’62 Mary Ann and James J. Dowdall ’53 Richard F. Frazita ’56 Maryse and Mario L. Gabos ’47 Sean J. Geary ’62 Rudolph W. Giuliani ’60 Richard S. Guyer ’47 Edward G. Jablonski ’70 James I. Konkel ’54 The George Link Jr. Foundation, Inc. George F. MacLean ‘61 Dorothy E. McCabe ’63 George F. McCartney James T. McAuliffe ’46 Dorothy E. McCabe ‘63 Noreen McCartney Haffner ‘63 The Quinlan-McMaster Foundation — Jamie Quinlan’ 57 Gerard K. Meagher ’70 Barbara and John J. Molesphini ’47

Deidre Gordon and Colbert G. Narcisse ’83 Rita P. Reilly Raymond J. Reisert ’59 Joseph Riemer ‘37 John A. Rowinski ’69 Charles J. Santore ’62 The Peter J. Sharp Foundation Daniel J. Tubridy ’66 Peter A. Vasseur ’84 Michael B. Zaccaro ’63

$25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous ’55 AIG American International Group, Inc. Bonnie Alnwick ‘37 Anthony E. Amodeo ’65 Claire Bahrs-Ehrsam ’50 James J. Begley ’56 Thomas M. Berry Jr. ’59 Richard H. Blum ’57 Harry J. Brett ’59 John J. Butler ‘60 Joseph F. Byrne ’44 Vincent D. Callagy ’65 Anthony J. Cardinal ’51 Estate of John T. ‘47 and Anne E. Chambers Paul V. Clarke ’65 Estate of Leonard P. Connor ‘53 Michael N. Cotignola ’71 Thomas J. Craig ’55 James P. Cunningham ’57 George M. David ’65 Robert J. Deasy ’62 Joseph A. Dehler ’49 Joseph C. Donohue ’50 Peter O. Dowd ’62 Joseph J. Doyle ’61 Brendan J. Dugan ‘64 Denis P. Duggan ’44 Joseph P. Dwyer ’64

Joseph F. Eaton ’57 Patrick D. Farley ’60 Edward P. Fitzgerald ’63 Forest City Ratner Kevin E. Gallagher ’66 Frederic L. Gannon ’52 Richard M. Garland ’55 The Francesco and Mary Giambelli Foundation, Inc. Goldman Sachs & Co. Greenpoint Foundation Robert T. Guyer ‘43 Peter H. Haffner ‘62 Patrick F. Hardiman ‘68 The Hyde and Watson Foundation Andrew L. Jacob ’65 Thomas Jones Donald J. Judge ‘62 Edwin L. Kelly ’59 Estate of Joseph F. Lenihan ‘48 Ralph J. Liccione ’45 John S. Lipori ’73 Charles E. Long ’57 Joseph W. Lowry ‘69 Arthur C. Martinez ‘56 Estate of William J. Maher ‘44 Michael J. Mahoney ‘52 Robert F. Markmann ’60 Joseph E. McCole ’62 Edward F. McDermott ’56 Frances McGill ’64 James F. McGill ‘43 Thomas J. McLaughlin ’72 William R. McShane ‘61 John N. Molbeck ’64 John J. Molloy ’63 Mathias E. Mone ’58 JP Morgan Chase Foundation New York Life Foundation John M. Nolan ‘69 James F. O’Neil ’55 Francis J. Palamara ’43 Andrew T. Piccione ’54 Pointing Construction Inc. Robert E. Powis ’46 Mutual of America

Gerard J. Quinn ’69 Richard D. Rainis ’53 Thomas P. Reilly ’65 Anthony T. Sallustio ’54 Daniel J. Shea ’56 The Silver Family Foundation Society of the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick Peggy Singh Edward F. Smith ’62 George F. Staudter ’50 David P. Seinmann James T. Stevens ’66 Richard F. Trabert ’54 Edward J. Tyburczy ’67 James T. Victory ‘37 Joseph E. Vorbach ’55 Paul A. Wallace ’47 The Webb Foundation Henry A. Zarzicki ’60

$10,000 - $24,999

William F. Aldinger ’65 Eugene D. Alexander ’56 Elizabeth Alvarez ‘85 Joseph A. Atkinson ‘45 Ralph P. Barbarite ‘59 Robert J. Bartz ‘55 Frederick F. Basso ‘70 Jack M. Battaglia ‘64 Nicholas R. Battista ‘69 John F. Baxter ‘56 William B. Benack ‘38 Thomas M. Berry ’59 Daniel J. Black ‘49 Kenneth J. Blakely ’62 David Boies James R. Boyle Nuong Le Brennan ’64 Brooklyn Community Foundation Timothy P. Bolan ‘76 John P. Boland, Esq. ‘50 James J. Bono ‘65 Ernest R. Braasch ‘62 Nuong Le Brennan ‘64 Gerard D. Buckley ’57

Eugene J. Buehl ‘60 Gene F. Caiafa ‘52 Paul J. Camilleri ‘64 John F. Canavan ‘53 James A. Candia ‘61 Stephen F. Cardos ’62 Margaret Carr-DeMatteis ‘57 Jack R. Casagrande ’62 Walter J. Casey ’62 Chase Manhattan Foundation Frank J. Cheswick ‘66 Henry E. Christel ‘63 John S. Clark ‘47 SA Joseph G. Clark ‘61 William J. Collins ‘60 Charles J. Connelly ‘56 Robert J. Conroy ‘58 James J. Cooner ‘57 David M. Corcoran ’55 Barbara and John R. Costantino ’63 Stephen M. Cronin ’66 William J. Cullen ’57 Thomas C. Cummings ’55 Anthony J. D’Auria ’54 Patrick J. Daly ’64 Vincent S. Darnowski ‘51 John W. Dattner ’65 Michael L. Della Croce ’63 Richard A. DeLuca ’64 Arthur R. DeSimone ‘52 Arthur F. Dignam ‘63 Joseph Di Spigno ’45 James F. Donovan ’47 Richard T. Ducotey ‘63 Thomas J. Duffy ’56 Joseph P. Dunne ’65 Thomas P. Dwan ’62 Lawrence Donohue ’55 John E. Engelhart ‘54 Ralph F. Fanizzi ’62 Edward J. Fanning ’59 Eugene F. Farro ‘48 Loretta Fasolino-Sallustio ‘56 Thomas G. Finn ‘62 Richard E. Fister ’49 George A. Fischer ’50

Paul C. Flattery ’53 Dermot A. Flynn ’56 Edward M. Fogarty ’67 Dennis P. Forand ‘59 James E. Freeman ’64 Doris Freyland ’45 John F. Friel ’56 J. Vincent Gallagher ‘37 Nada Gannon ’55 Patrick J. Garvey ’53 William A. Gazsy ’61 Joseph J. Gebhardt ‘41 Michael A. Gibbs ‘67 Edward M. Gillespie ‘66 Stephen T. Goode ‘39 Jeffrey A. Gould ‘63 Louis P. Grassi ‘73 Edward W. Greason ‘49 Kenneth V. Greene ‘61 Robert T. Guinan ‘55 Charles F. Gulotta ‘64 Joseph G. Gunning ‘47 Blaise A. Guzzardo ‘65 Harry J. Hanley ‘47 Joseph D. Hanley ‘58 Robert J. Harrell ‘63 William Hartnell Raymond F. Hauck, Jr. ‘62 Thomas J. Hebel ‘63 David E. Hinkley ‘57 Mary T. Hoban-Paz ‘60 Kenneth P. Hunt ‘58 Michael S. Hyland, Jr. ‘63 Gerard R. Hyland ‘58 Petrona M. James ‘80 Donald J. Judge ‘62 Peter A. Junge ‘61 Leonard J. Kaiser ‘49 Walter P. Kelly ‘66 Richard A. Kennedy ‘56 Gerard J. Kerins ‘65 John E. Klemm ‘65 Frank W. Klich ‘56 Alfred G. Kohlman ‘49 Joseph J. Korb ‘69 Lawrence J. Korb ‘57

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AP COURSES OFFERED

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AP STUDENTS ENROLLED COURSES OFFERED U.S. HISTORY • CALCULUS CHEMISTRY • COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGLISH • FRENCH • MUSIC SPANISH • WORLD HISTORY

76 MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

CLASS of 2019

100% GRADUATE

97% ACCEPTED TO COLLEGE

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176 STUDENTS

ENROLLED IN OUR ENGINEERING, BIOMEDICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENCE STEM COURSES

CLASS of 2019

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MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS

Dal LaMagna ‘64 Hugh & Besty Lamle Foundation Kenneth J. Lanfear ‘64 Raymond D. LaRaja ‘55 James D. Lawlor ‘65 Donald F. Lerario ‘62 Kenny Lewis ‘87 Gavin L. Lindner ‘62 Andrea Lynch-Ziegler ‘58 Benedict J. Maguire III ‘64 Serafino Maiorano Edward F. Malone ‘57 William E. Mann, FSC ‘65 Charles M. March ‘58 Brian D. McAuley ‘57 John J. McCabe ‘61 James F. McCann ‘68 Kevin M. McCann ‘70 Kathleen J. McCarthy ‘58 James E. McCartney ‘36 Estate of James F. McCollom ‘48 James E. McHugh ‘44 James J. McHugh ‘62 Thomas E. McInerney ‘58 William A. McManus III ‘46 John P. McQuade, Jr. ‘53 SA John G. Meenan ‘62 Lisa Mezzetti Helena A. Miley ‘59 Erich Mille ‘62 Laurence F. Mucciolo ‘66 Thomas A. Mullady ‘60 Joseph C. Murania ‘48 Martin J. Murray ‘62 Anthony M. Navarra ‘56 Thomas M. Nee, Esq. ‘58 John J. Neuhauser ‘60 Kathleen Noonan-Roskell ‘57 Malachy M. Noone ‘37 James G. Nugent ‘43 Daniel W. O’Brien ‘54 Edward O’Brien ‘55 SA Luke E. O’Connor ‘47 O’Connor, Davies, Munns & Dobbins, LLP Edmond W. O’Donnell ‘57

Bernard A. O’Hara ‘73 Philip F. O’Mara, Ph.D. ‘56 John J. O’Shea ‘61 Maryann Olenski-Goyena ‘63 Marlene Pannell ‘60 Benjamin C. Paternoster ‘57 Robert F. Pettit ‘55 Joseph C. Pfeiffer ‘48 SA Andrea Pico-Stevens ‘68 Roy A. Povell ‘47 William F. Powers ‘52 John D. Preiss ‘52 James B. Quigley ‘37 Robert J. Quigley ‘50 Jerome R. Quinn ‘52 Stephen M. Cronin Esq. ‘66 Donald J. Rainone ‘61 Kevin B. Reilly ‘62 Richard P. Remshaw ‘61 Jack J. Rengstl ‘62 Bernard P. Rice ‘51 Frank J. Rienzo, Esq. ‘50 Ignatius J. Rienzo’46 William J. Rogers ‘51 Joseph C. Rotolo, ‘62 Lewis G. Rovegno ‘69 James S. Rowe ‘54 Thomas Rowinski ‘72 Daniel N. Ryan ‘48 Joseph P. Salanitro ‘59 Joseph D. Sanchez ‘66 Joseph M. Savino ‘69 John M. Scarola ‘52 James D. Schmid ‘68 Anthony T. Scotto’65 Gerard E. Shanley ‘63 Michael Sheehan Joseph M. Sicinski ‘61 Lenue H. Singletary ‘87 Annabelle M. Skoglind James F. Spengler ‘60 Joseph J. Staines ‘63 John F. Starita ‘58 James G. Starkey ‘51 George F. Stimak ‘67 Edward Sullivan ‘62

Patrick D. Sullivan ‘61 Charles W. Swiger ‘55 Paul L. Tapogna ‘65 Frank A. Tauches Jr. ‘64 William T. Taylor ‘47 Charles R. Traina ‘68 John B. Turano ‘62 John A. Turner ‘61 Edward J. Tyburczy ‘67 Jonathan J. Verdun ‘65 John F. Vierling ‘58 Arnold J. Vogt ‘62 Elizabeth J. Von Ziegesar ‘76 William V. Weithas Jr. ‘47 Edward J. Welsh ‘61 Edward P. Westemeier ‘64 Robert T. Williamson ‘46 Brian D. Wilson ‘94 William Winterer

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

ON GIVING MICHAEL J. CASTELLANO ‘63

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hen Kathie, my wife of 52 years, and I came back to Loughlin several years ago, we found the student body looked a little different than when I attended — there were girls!

But we also found that the students had the same thirst for knowledge and the faculty, under Bro. Dennis’ leadership, was as dedicated to helping the students achieve their dreams. The diversity of the student body meant that many families likely faced similar financial challenges as my own family.

When the Three Schools Campaign was launched in 2015, we realized that we might be able to ease some of those financial challenges by establishing an endowed scholarship fund to help ensure that a Loughlin education can be affordable to students of modest means. More recently, Bro. Dennis outlined the need to address some of the infrastructure issues with the Pave the Way Campaign.

Loughlin gave me the confidence to accept new challenges, the discipline to work hard at mastering new skills, and the moral foundation to try to do the right thing when faced with a difficult decision.

Michael J. Castellano ‘63 Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School

Normally, we are more focused on grants that directly assist students, such as our endowed scholarship fund, rather than on capital campaigns. However, we share Bro. Dennis’ vision that the renovations of the courtyard will significantly add to the objective of creating an enhanced learning environment that is safe, welcoming, and appealing — to both current and prospective students. We also appreciate that an attractive campus reinforces that our students are part of something special. Accordingly, we are pleased to provide financial support to achieve this objective. It is out hope that this campaign meets goal, and that the Loughlin community will soon have a renovated courtyard.

I was fortunate to have had a successful career in finance — and I have been blessed to have a supportive partner in life who reminds me how we have been helped throughout our lives — and to return that gift when we can.

PAVE THE WAY Leave a permanent legacy and support Loughlin at the same time.

We invite you to PAVE THE WAY for Loughlin students. Engrave a brick in the Principal’s Courtyard! Honor or memorialize your parents, grandparents, a Christian Brother, lay teacher, coach or someone else important in your life.

PAVE THE WAY is our campaign to restore, repair, and improve the courtyard area between the track and school building. Our stairs are in immediate need of repair, we are overdue in building a handicap accessible ramp, and we will create a welcoming courtyard with an attractive brick pathway. Our engraved bricks will be placed along the path.

Please contact campaign director, Andrew Leary, at aleary@blmhs.org if you have any questions.

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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS We are grateful to the many alumni and friends who have established scholarship funds at Loughlin. The ability to offer scholarship aid is vital in our ability to fulfill our institutional mission.

At Loughlin, we offer both ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS and ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS. Endowed Scholarship Funds must meet a minimum threshold before annual distribution to students whereas our Annual Scholarship Funds are annual gifts that support one or more students for the current academic year.

The LOUGHLIN FOUNDATION holds a number of funds and distributes annual grants at their discretion.

We encourage you to consider starting your own named fund. Named Annual Scholarship Funds start at $2,500 and Endowed Scholarship Funds start at $50,000.

If you are interested in learning more about establishing a scholarship fund, please contact Andrew Leary at aleary@blmhs.org or 718-857-2700 x2251.

If you do not see your name and you have established a Fund, please contact John Klemm ‘65 or Andrew Leary at 718-857-2700.

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

The Anthony Bonomo ‘76 Scholarship Fund

The Brother Raphael Scholarship Fund — Daniel Tubridy ‘66

The Brooklyn Benevolent Fund Scholarship Fund

The Russell Broome ‘63 Scholarship Fund

The Bro. “Baldwin” Peter Bonventre, FSC ‘45 St. Augustine Scholarship Fund — Gregory Bertles ‘61

The William P. and Kathleen Bruen “Irish Immigrants” Scholarship Fund — Charles Bruen ’54

The George T. Brady ’64 Scholarship Fund

The Raymond Brustman Scholarship Fund

The Russell Broome ‘63 Scholarship Fund

The C. Christopher Cannon ’65 Scholarship Fund

The Raymond Brustman Scholarship Fund

The Joseph A. Caruso ’58 Scholarship Fund

The Class of 1965 Scholarship Fund

The Avon Inc. and Brian C. Connolly ’73 Scholarship Fund

The Class of 1978 Scholarship Fund

The Madeline Dolores Sloan Scholarship Fund — Pamela M. Sloan ‘73 McD The Helen Driscoll Boyle ’49 McD Scholarship Fund — Brian Boyle

The Mary Collins-Macchiarola ‘58 Scholarship Fund The Brother Dennis Cronin, FSC Scholarship Fund — Rich Frazita ‘56 The Madeline Dolores Sloan Scholarship Fund — Pamela M. Sloan ‘73 McD

The Bernard J. Gloisten ’45 Scholarship Fund

The Natalie Regina Dowd Scholarship Fund

The James P. Harrington ‘47 Scholarship Fund (estate plan)

The James ’53 and Maryann Dowdall Scholarship Fund

The John D. and Lynn A. Higgins ’51 Scholarship Fund

The Klarmann and Delaney Families Scholarship Fund

The Loughlin Foundation Scholarship Fund

The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Scholarship Fund

The Bishop McDonnell Alumnae Scholarship Fund

The Mario ‘47 and Maryse Gabos Scholarship Fund

The Jane Cozzi-Murray ’65 and Michael Murray ’63 Scholarship Fund

The Michael Gordon Scholarship Fund The William J. Horn, Jr. ‘60 St. Augustine Scholarship Fund

The Seward Family Scholarship Fund — J. Kenneth Seward ‘49

The Mary Kelly Ryan ’51 Bishop McDonnell Scholarship Fund — William Ryan

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

The Frank J. Macchiarola, Ph.D. ’58 Memorial Scholarship Fund — Mary Macchiarola ’58 McD The Arthur Mahon ‘52 Scholarship Fund

Perez - Goya ’70 Scholarship Fund

The James Malone ’31 Scholarship Fund

The Marguerite Bahrs ’57 Bishop McDonnell Scholarship Fund — Claire Bahrs-Ersham ‘50 McD

The Patricia McCarthy Burke ‘67 Scholarship Fund — Kathy McCarthy ‘73 McD

The Bishop McDonnell Alumnae Scholarship Fund

The John P. “Jack” McGuire/James J. Reilly ’57 Memorial Scholarship Fund — James ‘57 and Rita Reilly

The Bishop McDonnell Class of 1958 Scholarship Fund The Antonio Benjamin ‘88 Scholarship Fund

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The Brother James Bonilla ’55 Scholarship Fund

The Nancy McKeever Scholarship Fund — Nancy and Karen McKeever

IN MEMORY The Hubert Miles ‘49 Scholarship Fund The Maureen Moss-McInerney ’66 and Michael McInerney Scholarship Fund The Joan Carrick Murray ’61 and Nick Murray ‘61 Scholarship Fund The Jane Cozzi-Murray ’65 and Michael Murray ’63 Scholarship Fund The Catherine Musi-Biasetti ‘57 Scholarship Fund — Terri Cannon O’Connor ’57 McD The George Orenga Memorial Scholarship Fund — James Orenga ‘58 The Tyronne Pannell ’60 Scholarship Fund — Ed Bowes ‘60 and James Smithwick ‘63 The Dominica and Guiseppe Pianpiano Scholarship Fund — Joseph Pianpiano ’54 The Quinlan-MacMaster Foundation Scholarship Fund — Jamie Quinlan The Raymond J. ‘59 and Mary Reisert Scholarship Fund The Don F. Ryan ’53 Scholarship Fund The Save-A-Student Scholarship Fund The Anthony and Linda Scotto Scholarship Fund — Anthony Scotto ‘65 SA The J. Kenneth Seward ‘49 Scholarship Fund The St. Augustine Class of 1962 Scholarship Fund — Ed Smith ‘62 The St. John Baptist De La Salle Scholarship Fund — District of Eastern North America The Stride Family Scholarship Fund — Ron P. Stride ‘58 The Eugene J. ’38 and Gloria Sullivan Scholarship Fund The Joseph Sullivan ‘49 and Melvin Sharp Scholarship Fund The Thomas ‘70 and Roberta Van Buskirk Scholarship Fund

The Dr. Robert F. ’51 and Joan M. Vizza Scholarship Fund The Wasily Foundation Scholarship Fund

THE LOUGHLIN FOUNDATION The Kathleen and Michael Castellano ‘63 Family Scholarship Fund The John T. ‘47 and Anne Chambers Scholarship Fund The John and The Paul Chinchar ‘71 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Class of 1962 Scholarship Fund The Brother Jerome Corrigan Scholarship Fund The Richard ’56 and Eileen ’58 Frazita Scholarship Fund The Peter Hadhazy Scholarship Fund The James I. Konkel ‘54 St. Augustine Scholarship Fund The Loughlin Foundation Scholarship Fund The Migliore Family Endowed Scholarship for Future Engineers — Paul Migliore ‘63 The Arthur ‘52 and Myra Mahon Scholarship Fund The MARS Scholarship Fund — Marlene and Ronald Schroeder ’65 The Florence G. MacLean Scholarship Fund — George F. MacLean ‘6 The James ’36 & George ’31 McCartney Scholarship Fund — Noreen ’63 and Peter ’62 Haffner and George McCartney The Joan Carrick-Murray ‘61 and Nick Murray ‘61 Scholarship Fund The Stephen Nuccio ‘69 Scholarship Fund The George Orenga Memorial Scholarship Fund — James Orenga ’58 The Dr. Robert F. ’51 and Joan M. Vizza Scholarship Fund

In Memory of Justin Bolger ‘48 BL AB World Foods Mary Anne Connelly William W. Hennig Marie E. McKenzie In Memory of Josephine Di-Biase Renga ‘42 McD Nancy Donahue ’64 BMcD In Memory of Thomas D. Downes ’62 BL Linda Downes In Memory of James P. Henwood ‘46 BL Mr. & Mrs. James Foster In Memory John R. Vorst ‘53 BL Marjorie Goulette In Memory of Bernard Rice ‘51 BL Waltraud Ireland In Memory of Patricia McCarthy-Burke ‘67 McD Ann McCarthy Virginia J. McCarthy In Memory of Patrick J. McKeon ‘45 BL Patrick McKeown In Memory of Christine Modica-Oliva ‘56 Joseph Oliva In Memory Lorraine V. Connolly-Radice ‘49 McD Franklyn A. Radice In Memory of Mary Jane Petrosino-Spede ‘53 Mary Beth Rauser In Memory of Frederic P. Szostek ‘64 BL Carolyn I. Szostek In Memory of John R. Vorst ‘53 BL Patricia Wisdom

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WE ARE LOUGHLIN! HERE ARE JUST SOME OF THE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OUR RECENT GRADUATES ARE ATTENDING!

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