Loughlin Annual Report 2017-2018

BISHOP LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL

2017 - 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

& DONOR LISTS FOR ST. AUGUSTINE HIGH SCHOOL and BISHOP McDONNELL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 1

670

78

STUDENTS

412 127 115 AFRICANAMERICAN

16

HISPANIC/ LATINO

ON AVERAGE

TWO OR MORE RACES

WHITE/ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER

CLASS OF

99% 97%

2018

15+

ACCEPTED TO COLLEGE

GRADUATE

ACCEPTED TO COLLEGE

MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS

MEMBERS IN THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HIGHEST NUMBER IN DECADES!

29% INCREASE IN REGENTS MASTERY DIPLOMAS EARNED SINCE 2014

9

97%

ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES OFFERED IN 2017 - 2018

17+

UP FROM 6 OFFERED IN 2014

100% GRADUATE

MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS

200

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN AP COURSES IN 2017 - 2018 UP FROM 82 ENROLLED IN 2014

ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES OFFERED IN 2017 - 2018

U.S. HISTORY • ENGLISH WORLD HISTORY • SPANISH ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PHYSICS B • CALCULUS MUSIC • FRENCH 2

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT This Annual Report captures the support

and 97% matriculated to college. More than 50% of our graduating seniors

you gave to Loughlin to carry out its

received grant and scholarship awards.

sacred trust “to provide a Christian and human education to the young, especially the poor.” Without you it would not be possible. Without you, our students would not know the value of service to others. This past year students

Currently, 60% of our students receive scholarship or tuition assistance. In truth, our actual cost is higher than our full tuition; in this way, all students receive assistance. Without you, they would be unable to attend Loughlin.

A Lasallian education transforms lives. It sets a student on the path to live a fulfilling life grounded in Christian values.

assisted the displaced in Puerto Rico,

As you review this report, I am especially grateful to those of you who

volunteered at numerous food pantries

have been faithful donors over many years and in some cases over several

and kitchens to feed the hungry in our

decades. This report recognizes those supporters. I am grateful as well to

own backyard, held various toy and clothing drives, and of course, the hard

those of you who plan to make an estate gift. Our three planned giving

work we do to support our brother school, St. Mary’s, in Nyeri, Kenya.

societies — Justinian, Calixtus, and Bishop McDonnell — have all grown.

Without you, our students would not have the opportunity to pursue a

These commitments will support Loughlin well into the future.

first-rate STEM curriculum. This program utilizes hands on learning and

Be assured of my mindful and prayerful gratitude for all you do to make

small class size to maximize learning. In addition, it offers specialized

La Salle’s vision real for students today.

training to teachers; raising their level of competency in these areas. Nor would we be able to grow our Advanced Placement (AP) offerings which

Live Jesus in our hearts. Forever.

better prepare students for the rigors of college coursework. We are

Sincerely,

proud of our June 2018 graduates; 100% received their Regents diploma

Bro. Dennis Cronin, FSC President

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BISHOP LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Brother Dennis Cronin, FSC ı President Edward A. Bolan ’78 ı Principal Cecila Gottsegen ı Assistant Principal Nicole Freeman ’95 ı Dean of Students Luis Montes ı Dean of Students

BOARD OF GOVERNORS I 2017 - 2018 Thomas F. Van Buskirk, St. Augustine ’70 ı Chair Mary T. Macchiarola, Bishop McDonnell ’58 Vice Chair Thomas J. McLaughlin ’72 ı Secretary Brother Robert R. Bimonte, FSC C. Christopher Cannon ’65 Frank K. Cheswick ’66 Brother Dennis Cronin, FSC, President — ex officio Ja’von T. Delgado ’01 (Jones) Robert A. McRae ’03 Rev. Joseph A. Nugent Joseph F. Perez ’70 Lenue H. Singletary ’87 Pamela M. Sloan, Esq., Bishop McDonnell ’73 Brother Robert J. Wickman, FSC

MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD CHAIR

I

t is a distinct honor and privilege for me to

In addition, we have been able to restore

serve as Chair of the Board of Governors

the school gymnasium. The tiles have been

for Loughlin, especially at this dynamic

cleaned, ceilings and walls repainted, and a

time in the school’s history. Not only does

brand new floor installed for the first time

Loughlin offer a quality education with a 99% graduation rate; not only do we have a spectacular Project Lead The Way program with outstanding faculty; not only do we offer a Catholic community of friendship and prayer; not only do we educate young women and men to serve others; and not only do we teach our students to lead, but we do it in a totally

We are poised to move forward in helping future generations of young adults. Poised to educate. Poised to lead. Poised to serve.

Thanks for being a part of our story. Please pray for our continued success. Pray for our students. Pray for our faculty and staff.

Since 2016, we have embarked on a

Loughlin. Go for the gold!

restoration of the building’s exterior at a cost of approximately three million dollars. The

Live Jesus in our hearts. Forever!

project included parapet repairs, new gym roof, repointing of all the bricks and replacement of repair and/or replacement of steel beams, etc.

All of this was possible due to your generosity

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Yes, it is a dynamic time in Loughlin history.

restored building.

decorative stones and medallions, as well as

357 Clermont Avenue ı Brooklyn, NY 11238 LOUGHLIN.ORG

since the 1930s!

in what you give to Loughlin and to the Loughlin Foundation, who have been extremely generous.

Regards, Tom Van Buskirk, St. Augustine ‘70 Board Chair

2017 - 2018 FINANCIAL REPORT OPERATING REVENUE AND SUPPORT 1%

EXTERNAL FUNDING SOURCES RESTRICTED FOUNDATION SUPPORT *

58%

OTHER

TUITION — GROSS

1%

INTEREST/ DIVIDEND INCOME

6% FEES

TUITION — GROSS

5,957,000

EXTERNAL FUNDING SOURCES

2,495,000

RESTRICTED FOUNDATION SUPPORT *

331,000

NEW YORK STATE AID

691,000

FEES

642,000

INTEREST/DIVIDEND INCOME OTHER

7%

TOTAL

NY STATE AID

3%

24%

RESTRICTED FOUNDATION FUNDING

79,000 10,249,000

‹2% ‹2%

GOLF TOURNAMENT

12%

* Restricted and temporarily restricted items include Loughlin Foundation gifts for endowed scholarship and program expenses; net of $1,317,000 for exterior restoration (capital improvements).

RESTRICTED FOUNDATION SUPPORT/NET

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

OPERATING EXPENSES

LIABILITIES

ADMISSIONS STUDENT ACTIVITIES/ SUPPORT SERVICES

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/ ACCRUED EXPENSES

46%

INSTRUCTION

8%

INSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION/BUSINESS OFFICE

DEVELOPMENT/ MARKETING

SCHOLARSHIP AID STUDENT ACTIVITIES/SUPPORT SERVICES OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

13%

SCHOLARSHIP AID

6%

OPERATIONS/MAINTENANCE

8%

4,809,000 796,000 1,365,000 514,000 1,231,000

DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING

896,000

GENERAL EXPENSES

683,000

ADMISSIONS

228,000

TOTAL

GENERAL EXPENSE

12%

ANNUAL FUND

CLASS GIVING

EXTERNAL FUNDING

2%

5%

54,000

75%

10%

RESTRICTED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

ADMINISTRATION/BUSINESS OFFICE

10,522,000

TUITION COLLECTED IN ADVANCE (and fees)

2017 - 2018

2016-2017

1,142,276

468,422

300,890

260,643

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TOTAL

1,443,166

729,065

UNRESTRICTED

3,616,425

3,459,479

RESTRICTED TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY

5,860,454 2,695,137

6,413,766 2,479,357

NET ASSETS

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TOTAL TOTAL LIABILITIES/ NET ASSETS

12,172,016

12,352,602

13,615,182

13,081,667

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BUILDING FOR OUR FUTURE Tom Van Buskirk, St. Augustine ’70

Although our Loughlin school history dates back to 1851, our current building in Ft. Greene was constructed in 1932. Thanks to solid construction, the building has withstood the tests of time well; however, it has slowly been showing signs of its age. It was recognized about a decade ago that significant investment would be needed to repair and restore the exterior of our building complex.

With this in mind, the Loughlin Board of Governors and The Loughlin Foundation embarked on a successful capital campaign in 2014. The majority of funds raised were dedicated for student scholarship and to our STEM program — PLTW@Loughlin. However, in recognition of the need for infrastructure investment, funds were also raised and set aside for capital repairs.

The Loughlin Board and The Loughlin Foundation, along with the guidance and encouragement of Br. Dennis Cronin, FSC, moved to a complete restoration of the building’s exterior.

Additionally, the school yard and track were obvious areas of need. Separate fundraising efforts were made to complete those projects.

A select committee of the board, and Br. Dennis, hired the architectural firm of Acheson Doyle Partners 6

Architects to complete architectural drawings based on a review/survey of the building. Those drawings were then submitted for bids. The committee chose Cercone Exterior Restoration (based on their restoration of St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Centre and other restorative projects they completed). We never looked back....only forward.

THE WORK During the course of the past two years of the project’s duration, rusted steel beams were removed and replaced, others were waterproofed. Falling building parapets were removed and replaced to match the original design of the building. The gym roof was replaced. Decorative stone that was damaged was removed and replaced to match the original design.

Netting, which had been installed as a safety, was removed, and the building brick repaired or replaced.

Additionally, all decorative windows were resealed from the outside. All sides of the building were repointed.

The corner garden stone has been totally refurbished.

What was done was not just a fix to the outside of the complex, but rather, it was restored to its original state.

NEARLY COMPLETE As of February 2019, the entire project is nearly complete, and should be finished as you read the annual report. This has been a long and loud project to say the least. The Board is grateful for the patience shown by the students, faculty, and staff at Loughlin.

The Board of Governors are excited about this restoration and we are grateful to all who contributed to making this happen.

Loughlin has been restored to its original glory because of you and, for that, we are indeed grateful!

HONOR ROLL OF GIVING Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School is grateful for the support of our alumni, parents, friends, corporations, and foundations. These generous gifts (July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018), listed here and online (full listing of all donors), transform the lives of our students and help us develop and maintain our programs. Thank you!

BISHOP LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL LASALLIAN BENEFACTOR $100,000 + Brian C. Connolly ’73 Michael W. Murray ’63 James P. Orenga ’58

LEO HONOR SOCIETY

$50,000 - 99,999 Gregory Bertles ’61 Joseph A. Pianpiano DDS ’54

ST. JAMES COURT

$25,000 - 49,999 Henry F. Barry ’60 C. Christopher Cannon ’65 Michael J. Castellano ’63 Richard F. Frazita ’56 Edward G. Jablonski Ph.D. ’70 Charles B. McQuade ’58 Paul G. Migliore ’63 Nick Murray ’61 George R. Spall ’57 Edward T. Toseland M.D. ’58

LOUGHLINITE ALLIANCE $10,000 - 24,999 Edward J. J. Bowes ’60 Russell A. Broome Sr. ’63 George J. Cappiello ’62 Walter J. Doyle ’53 Mario L. Gabos ’47 Charles J. Goetz Ph.D. ’57 John F. Jermusyk ’54 8

CHRISTIAN BROTHER’S LEAGUE Donald J. Judge ’62 George F. MacLean ’61 Gerard K. Meagher ’70 James J. Quinn Esq. ’63 Gerald F. Rudy ’58 Daniel J. Tubridy ’66

JAMESONIAN CIRCLE

$5,000 - 9,999 Thomas M. Berry Jr. ’59 Harry J. Brett ’59 Gerard D. Buckley ’57 Joseph F. Byrne ’44 Robert K. Conry ’70 Michael N. Cotignola ’71 James F. Donovan ’47 Joseph J. Doyle ’61 Michael J. Fitzsimons ’63 Rudolph W. Giuliani ’61 John J. Molesphini ’47 Mathias E. Mone ’58 Philip F. O’Mara Ph.D. ’56 John J. O’Shea ’61 Raymond J. Reisert Jr. ’59 James T. Reynolds ’63 John A. Rowinski ’69 Anthony T. Sallustio ’54 J. Kenneth Seward ’49 Richard F. Trabert ’54 Peter A. Vasseur ’84 Robert F. Vizza Ph.D. ’51

$2,500 - 4,999 Eugene D. Alexander ’56 Anthony E. Amodeo ’65 Hector Batista ’77 Thomas S. Battaglia ’59 James J. Begley ’56 Richard H. Blum ’57 Vincent D. Callagy ’65 Paul J. Camilleri ’64 Anthony J. Cardinal ’51 Thomas J. Craig M.D. ’55 Joseph C. Donohue ’50 Thomas M. Egan ’65 Richard M. Garland ’55 William A. Gazsy ’61 Robert J. Harrell ’63 James P. Harrington ’47 David E. Hinkley ’57 Andrew L. Jacob ’65 Kenny Lewis ’87 John S. Lipori ’73 Joseph J. Micari ’67 John J. Molloy ’63 James F. O’Neil ’55 Francis J. Palamara ’43 Richard D. Rainis ’53 Frank J. Rienzo Esq. ’50 Joseph P. Salanitro ’59 Gerard E. Shanley ’63 George F. Staudter ’50 James T. Stevens ’66 Edward J. Tyburczy ’67

Jonathan J. Verdun ’65 Henry A. Zarzicki ’60

PRINCIPAL’S ASSOCIATION $1,000 - 2,499 Anonymous ’55 Kenneth R. Adams ’73 Urban C. Ambrose ’43 Joseph A. Atkinson ’45 Francis J. Ayers DDS ’61 Ralph P. Barbarite ’59 Anthony Baril ’77 Frederick F. Basso ’70 Stephen T. Batthany, M.D. ’56 Roy J. Bertoldo ’55 Thomas J. Billings ’58 Kenneth J. Blakely ’62 John P. Boland Esq. ’50 James J. Bono Ph.D. ’65 Ernest R. Braasch M.D. ’62 Nuong Le Brennan ’64 Eugene J. Buehl ’60 Dom A. Camera ’60 James F. Campbell ’49 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

Alden G. Cockburn M.D. ’65 William J. Collins ’60 William J. Cullen ’57 Thomas C. Cummings, Jr. ’55 Salvatore R. Curiale ’62 James T. Curran ’58 Patrick J. Daly ’64 John W. Dattner ’65 George M. David ’65 Michael L. Della Croce ’63 Stephen T. DeVincent ’63 Joseph DiBenedetto ’63 Salvatore J. DiFranco ’60 Lawrence Donohue ’55 Gerard J. Downey ’55 John J. Doyle Jr. ’66 Richard T. Ducotey ’63 Thomas J. Duffy ’56 Dennis J. Duffy ’57 Brian F. Duffy ’59 Denis P. Duggan ’44 Joseph P. Dunne ’65 Thomas P. Dwan ’62 Joseph P. Dwyer ’64 Joseph F. Eaton ’57 George W. Ennis Jr. ’72 Edward J. Fanning ’59 Patrick D. Farley ’60 Thomas G. Finn ’62 Richard E. Fister ’49 Gregory Florentino ’51 Dermot A. Flynn ’56 Dennis P. Forand ’59 Msgr. Vincent F. Fullam ’57 Nada Gannon ’55 Patrick J. Garvey, USMC (Ret.) ’53 Louis Gazzale ’57 Michael C. Gecewicz ’62 Louis G. Graziano ’68 Kenneth V. Greene ’61 Br. John P. Guasconi, FSC ’61 Joseph G. Gunning ’47

Archibald Hamlett ’78 Joseph D. Hanley ’58 Patrick F. Hardiman CPA ’68 Kenneth P. Hunt ’58 Kyle L. Johnson ’92 Peter A. Junge ’61 Edwin L. Kelly ’59 Patrick F. Kelly ’43 John Klemm ‘65 Lawrence J. Korb Ph.D. ’57 Gerard J. Kuzniewski ’64 Dal LaMagna ’64 Kenneth J. Lanfear ’64 Ralph J. Liccione Jr. ’45 Gavin L. Lindner ’62 Richard M. Linkh ’61 Charles E. Long ’57 Capt. Benedict J. Maguire III ’64 Peter J. Mahoney ’62 Robert A. Maletta ’70 Edward F. Malone ’57 Br. William E. Mann FSC ’65 Charles M. March M.D. ’58 Robert F. Markmann ’60 James T. McAuliffe ’46 Kevin M. McCann ’70 James W. McCauley Ph.D. ’57 Thomas J. McLaughlin ’72 Michael F. McNally ’63 Robert McRae ’03 John G. Meenan ’62 Robert G. Minott ’95 Laurence F. Mucciolo ’66 Steven M. Murphy ’70 Martin J. Murray ’62 Edmond W. O’Donnell ’57 Charles J. O’Donnell ’59 Marlene Pannell ’60 Paul J. Pavone ’66 John S. Polickoski ’52 Vincent J. Polito ’56 Gerard J. Quinn ’69 9

Thomas P. Reilly ’65 Richard P. Remshaw ’61 Jack J. Rengstl ’62 Robert L. Riccobon ’62 Ignatius J. Rienzo ’46 Lewis G. Rovegno ’69 Pasquale M. Ruberto ’67 Paul J. Sallustio ’60 Charles J. Santore ’62 Joseph M. Savino ’69 Vincent D. Schaper ’59 Gerard J. Schriffen ’63 Anthony J. Shanley ’61 Daniel J. Shea ’56 Lenue H. Singletary ’87 James Smithwick ’63 Timothy F. Stafford ’60 Joseph J. Staines ’63 Hon. James G. Starkey ’51 George F. Stimak ’67 Ronald P. Stride ’58 Patrick D. Sullivan Ph.D. ’61 Paul L. Tapogna ’65 Michael M. Toner ’70 Charles R. Traina ’68 James E. Tubman ’60 John A. Turner Ph.D. ’61 Richard S. Vitkay ’55 Elizabeth J. Von Ziegesar ’76 Joseph E. Vorbach, USCG (Ret.) ’55

GOLD L SOCIETY

$500 - 999 Philip Ambrosino ’60 Robert J. Bartz ’55 Jack M. Battaglia ’64 Nicholas R. Battista ’69 John F. Baxter ’56 Thomas K. Beck ’57 Edward Bolan ’78 Timothy P. Bolan ’76

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George E. Boullianne ’49 John D. Boyce ’44 Ronald M. Buono ’63 Walter M. Cadette ’57 Brian J. Campbell ’72 William F. Cashel Ph.D. ’58 Patrick J. Caulfield ’62 Joseph J. Cerverizzo ’55 Henry E. Christel ’63 Kevin A. Cody ’48 Vincent S. Colarco ’67 William R. Collini M.D. ’58 Charles J. Connelly ’56 John J. Connolly ’48 Richard T. Conry ’67 David M. Corcoran ’55 Donald A. Cordano ’55 Daniel C. Cronin ’62 Cdr. Edward J. Crowley ’57 John J. Dalton ’60 William H. Daly ’60 Matteo J. D’Amico ’61 Francis X. Daniti ’68 Robert J. Deasy ’62 Joseph DeLessio ’61 Arthur R. DeSimone M.D. ’52 Stephen A. D’Onofrio ’62 John A. Dowd Esq. ’50 Thomas D. Doyle ’56 Kenneth Emancipator M.D. ’75 Daniel G. Falotico ’52 Vaughan C. Farrie ’62 Robert J. Fernandez ’67 Ernesto T. Ferran Jr. ’68 Joseph H. Fischer ’62 Nicholas M. Fiscina ’63 Edward P. Fitzgerald ’63 Desmond G. Fitzmaurice ’54 Paul C. Flattery ’53 Neil W. Foehrenbach ’62 Russell G. Fumuso M.D. ’70 Leonard J. Gangi ’65

Joseph A. Gasparrini ’62 James A. Gillcrist ’45 Jeffrey A. Gould ’63 Walter J. Griffin ’44 Blaise A. Guzzardo DDS ’65 Martin J. Gyves ’56 John P. Hamill ’57 Lawrence V. Hebel ’60 Thomas J. Hebel ’63 Francis J. Houghton Jr. ’53 Michael S. Hyland Jr. ’63 Paul M. Janicke ’57 Lawrence P. Jermyn ’71 John J. Jordan ’55 Henry P. Kehoe ’61 Michael K. Kellen ’59 Richard A. Kennedy ’56 Francis J. Klarmann ’52 John E. Klemm ’65 Chester Kukwa ’75 Dominick C. LaCapra ’57 Raymond D. LaRaja M.D. ’55 Peter K. Ledwith ’58 Deacon Gabriel M. Liegey Jr. ’44 Denis G. Mahoney ’59 Anthony E. Markert ’61 John F. Mason ’57 Brian D. McAuley ’57 John P. McCarthy ’56 Edward F. McDermott ’56 James H. McDonald ’59 John F. McFeely ’61 Dr. William R. McShane ’61 Matthew Meagher ’72 Erich Mille ’62 Col. Charles Mugno ’72 Colbert G. Narcisse ’83 Thomas J. O’Brien ’53 Thomas H. O’Connor ’52 Edward A. O’Donnell Ph.D. ’56 Bernard A. O’Hara ’73 Adefolahan O. Oyefeso ’92

Benjamin C. Paternoster ’57 Hon. Steven W. Paynter ’67 Thomas G. Pellinger ’70 John D. Preiss ’52 Col. Joseph W. Purka ’63 James Quinn ’64 Br. Joseph P. Reilly FSC ’57 Kevin B. Reilly ’62 Joseph C. Rotolo M.D. ’62 Patrick M. Ruddick ’70 William P. Santamore ’65 Vincent A. Sawicki M.S., D.D.S., Ph.D. ’68 Ronald J. Scheuermann Esq. ’52 Leonard G. Schnappauf ’61 Robert E. Schroeder ’64 Edward J. Schurr ’47 Francis E. Sellinger ’53 Edward J. Singer Ph.D. ’44 Anthony P. Spera ’57 Joseph A. Spinelli ’67 Joseph E. Staszak ’54 Eric J. Stroppel ’55 Carol M. Sullivan-Muldoon ’76 Daniel J. Sweeney ’60 Neal J. Sweeney ’54 Donald J. Teale ’58 John P. Tighe ’58 Michael J. Tobin Esq. ’57 John B. Turano ’62 Carl G. Valentino ’63 Ronald E. Walcott ’65 Ronald E. Walsh ’57 Rev. Joseph J. Weber ’57 John P. Wehrle ’70 Harry G. Wilson ’47 James F. Witt ’55 John A. Wittekind ’59 Anthony R. Yodice ’65 Michael B. Zaccaro ’63 John J. Zebrowski ’54

IN MEMORY In Memory of Patty McCarthy-Burke ‘67 BMcD Mary Jane McCarthy-Conroy ’62 BMcD Phyllis Murphy-Howell ’67 BMcD Kathleen J. McCarthy ’58 BMcD Daniel J. Tubridy ‘66 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Marian Wetzel-Bartenhagen ‘64 BMcD Marion Scanlon-Alfano ’64 BMcD ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Harry Benvenuto Timothy F. Stafford ‘60 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Brother James Bonilla, FSC Thomas J. Craig M.D. ‘55 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of the grandmother of Aurora Brice Karen Johnson ‘98 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of John J. Butler ‘60 Virginia Reilly-Corkhill ’60 BMcD ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Joseph Cooney ‘58 Patricia Cooney-Devaney ’56 BMcD ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Sister Mary Serafine Della Croce, SSND Michael L. Della Croce ‘63 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Maria Zilvinskis-Donohue ‘63 BMcD Maryann Olenski-Goyena ’63 BMcD ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of James Doyle Daniel J. Tubridy ‘66

In Memory of Damian P. Gregg Kate & Rachel Gregg ’61 SA

In Memory of John Shea Kathleen O’Brien-Ferraro ’66 BMcD

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In Memory of Frank Macchiarola ‘58 Ph.D. SA Margaret Carr-DeMatteis ’57 BMcD

In Memory of Dorothy Dodd-Shelley ‘38 BMcD Patricia Dodd-Polito ’68 BMcD

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In Memory of Mary Grace Moore Daniel J. Tubridy ‘66

In Memory of Martin Tubridy John E. Klemm ‘65

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In Memory of John F. Mullan ‘52 Philip J. Mullan ’53 SA

Award for Mathematics in Memory of Susan Moehringer-Wilmer ‘62 Christina Malina-Scherer ’62 BMcD

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In Memory of Brother Adrian O’Donnel, FSC Stephen T. DeVincent ‘63 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Elizabeth Gardell-O’Shea Donna L. Scroope-Cadwell ’59 BMcD ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Brother Lawrence Quirk, FSC Stephen T. DeVincent ‘63 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Teresa Fina Reddy ‘36 Marie T. Reddy ’62 BMcD ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Francis Rodriguez ‘51 SA Manuel A. Neiro ’51 SA ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Memory of Donald F. Ryan ‘53 Margaret Ambery-Ryan ’56 BMcD

IN HONOR In Honor of Brother Baldwin Peter Bonventre, FSC Thomas M. Berry, Jr. ‘59 David E. Hinkley ‘57 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Honor of the Craig and D’Angelo families Thomas J. Craig, MD ‘55 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Honor of Mary Collins-Macchiarola ‘58 BMcD Margaret Carr-DeMatteis ‘57 BMcD ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In Honor of Joan Carrick-Murray ‘61 BMcD Nick Murray ‘61 ________________________________________________________________________________________________

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ARTHUR F. RYAN ’59 VISITS ALMA MATER

Mr. Art Ryan ’59 looking through a microscope visiting a Biomedical Science class

T

he Ryans are long supporters of Loughlin — the Ryan Technology Room was the result of a significant investment made nearly a decade ago. This investment enabled Loughlin to wire the school and put SmartBoard technology throughout the building. Along with new computers, a new computer lab was constructed and new technology was incorporated into the Library and Media-Technology Center.

Through the Three Schools, One Foundation Campaign, Mr. Ryan and our President Br. Dennis collaborated and put the foundational structures in place for PLTW@Loughlin to take off. Loughlin has five courses (and growing) in the curriculum with ten sections this year. Our goal is to expose as many students as possible to STEM courses.

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SILVER L SOCIETY

$250 - 499 Anthony J. Abatemarco ’62 Peter F. Abt ’59 John M. Albert ’71 Fr. John J. Amann ’58 Julius L. Amling ’44 Howard E. Ammerman ’60 Joseph R. Anticaglia M.D. ’57 Hubert Antoine ’87 Peter J. Bartkus ’63 Robert W. Basta DDS ’66 Robert J. Baumert ’53 James M. Begley ’64 Timothy F. Behr ’74 Brian P. Bentley ’59 Anthony E. Beyer ’55 Robert J. Bogardt ’60 Edward A. Bolan ’78 Thomas C. Bolan ’69 Justin C. Bolger ’48 Edward J. Bopp ’53 John E. Brandt ’70 Dr. Allen S. Brings ’51 James T. Brooks ’57 William M. Brown ’59 Thomas J. Browne ’50 Christopher M. Bryan ’67 Gerald W. Buetow M.D. ’49 Joseph F. Capezza ’60 Anthony J. Carlo ’64 James A. Casey ’52 Henry J. Cateura ’43 Dr. Michael J. Cavanaugh ’57 Lawrence J. Chu ’67 Henry A. Ciapas ’65 Michael P. Cichetti ’62 Frank R. Conrad ’60 Anthony G. Cracchiolo ’65 John H. Croghan Ph.D. ’49 Edward J. Cryer ’53 Frank P. Cupero ’51 Joseph J. Dabek ’64

Andrew M. Dalski ’61 William M. Daly ’61 Kevin F. Daly ’61 Nicholas P. D’Arienzo M.D. ’49 Jamal M. Dawkins ’88 Dr. William P. Deary ’49 Ernest V. DiFranchi ’68 Arthur F. Dignam ’63 John J. Dixson ’57 Charles R. Drew ’49 Joseph P. Driscoll ’55 Thomas J. Farrelly Esq. ’65 Vincent Fenter ’67 Raymond J. FitzGerald ’63 Francis J. Fitzgerald Sr. ’55 Albert J. Flint ’69 Carl F. Foehrenbach ’62 James R. Franzino ’47 Francis P. Frary ’49 Robert J. Fudjinski ’56 Anthony M. Galgano Jr. ’61 Frederic L. Gannon M.D. ’52 Donald F. Garvey ’55 Dr. Richard H. Gast ’54 Joseph R. Gavin ’67 Al Gennarelli ’61 Anthony E. Giampaolo ’56 Edward M. Gillespie ’66 Thomas S. Goodwin ’57 Thomas G. Grealy ’62 William L. Gregory ’52 Theodore J. Gutmann ’53 Edmund A. Hamburger ’45 Dennis J. Hassett ’59 Raymond F. Hauck Jr. ’62 William C. Heaney ’71 Michael L. Hercules ’87 Joseph E. Herz ’41 Francis J. Hogarty ’45 Earland Holford ’89 James P. Howe ’67 Michael Humen ’63 John G. Hyland ’48 Stephen D. Hynes ’65

Charles F. Jurgens ’51 Paul J. Kaftanski ’74 John F. Kalnberg ’73 Kenneth J. Karchinski ’66 Stephen T. Kazmierczak DDS ’67 Robert E. Kearney ’62 John A. Keenan USMC ’67 Matthew D. Kelleher ’57 Charles E. Kirchoff ’67 Richard F. Kless ’70 Henry T. Krim ’65 Ronald J. Krisch ’60 Lawrence J. Kunz ’56 Frank J. Lackner ’60 Robert L. LaFemina ’69 Peter J. LaRosa ’65 Pat V. Lattanzi ’47 James D. Lawlor ’65 Richard P. Lawlor ’53 Ronald A. Layer ’67 Peter A. Loquercio ’69 John R. Magel Ph.D. ’58 Donald J. Maloney ’54 Andrew J. Maloney ’49 Edward G. Martin ’47 Michael J. McClymont ’61 Rev. Thomas G. McCormick ’69 James J. McCreesh ’59 David McDonald ’46 J. Edward McDonough ’55 Colin McGrath ’78 Donald J. McKenna ’68 Gerard N. McManus ’65 William A. McManus III ’46 Edward J. McNoble ’71 Antoinette A. McRae Walters ’97 Neil M. McShane ’53 Donald J. Meyer ’49 Vincent J. Montano ’56 Br. Antonio Montera OSF ’58 George W. Morris PE ’62 David W. Mount ’62 George A. Mulligan ’61 William J. Mullin ’66

Bernard J. Mullin ’59 Anthony J. Navetta ’65 Dennis T. Nolfo ’68 Clinton J. Norris ’57 Eugene L. Nowak ’54 Thomas O’Connor ’71 Charles J. O’Donnell ’66 Thomas E. O’Donnell ’57 Thomas F. O’Grady ’60 Walter R. O’Loan ’43 Frank C. Orawiec ’64 Philip J. O’Reilly ’56 Marco R. Orlando ’57 Edward D. O’Sullivan ’57 Richard F. Outcault ’52 Thomas J. Panichella M.D. ’57 Kenneth J. Parchinski ’57 James J. Petruzzi ’69 Robert F. Pettit ’55 Michael Pickett ’71 Walter G. Pieper ’59 Kenneth J. Pietrzak ’64 James E. Porter ’77 John T. Power ’57 Joseph A. Quarequio ’57 Michael A. Raha ’60 Fred V. Randel ’57 Richard Realmuto ’67 Michael Ridge ’71 Peter L. Rinaldi ’71 Vincent Rinaldo ’74 Charles J. Rizak ’65 Richard T. Robilotta ’57 Msgr. John J. Rowan ’53 Thomas Rowinski ’72 Joseph A. Ruggiere ’46 Dr. Raymond J. Russo ’56 Frank J. Russo ’60 Louis A. Sande ’51 Joseph A. Sander ’57 Charles J. Sferlazza ’73 John B. Sheehan ’75 Patrick J. Sheehy CPCU ’63 Charles J. Siegel ’69

Donell Simmons ’78 Michael J. Sinansky PE ’56 William Sluka ’51 Eugene V. Smith ’59 John Starace ’56 John R. Starkey ’49 Dennis M. Sullivan ’68 George W. Synan ’62 Stephen F. Toth ’60 John L. Trovato ’59 Raymond E. Trusz ’59 Dr. Frank J. Vertucci ’62 Andre E. Vialet ’63 Dr. James E. Vincent ’57 Robert A. Visconti ’64 William J. Vogel ’74

Philip C. Wagner ’65 William I. Waithe ’55 Richard A. Wallner ’62 Thomas G. Walsh ’62 Lawrence M. Waterhouse Jr. ’55 Christopher T. Watler ’83 Henry F. Wenz ’56 John W. Wetzel ’64 Joseph J. Wiesenfarth Ph.D. ’51 Christian G. Wilding Jr. ’60 John B. Wilkinson ’65 Charles N. Winum ’64 William F. Wolters ’63 Ronald Woods ’75 Valerie V. Wright-Clarke ’80 Edward A. Zazzarino ’70 13

FRIENDS OF BISHOP LOUGHLIN

(from left to right) Nicole Freeman, Dean of Students ’95; Cecila Gottsegen, Assistant Principal; Edward A. Bolan ’78, Principal; and Luis Montes, Dean of Students

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3rd & 7 Sports Bar LLC 03-17 Acheson Doyle Partners Architects, P.C. The Mildred Arcadipane Foundation Thomas Baird Bay Ridge Financial Group John M. Bratichak, Architect, PC John Biasetti Steven Biasetti Br. Robert Bimonte FSC Brooklyn Benevolent Society Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bonventre James B. Boyle The Brennan Charitable Foundation, Inc Charles Cecil Cercone Exterior Restorations Anita Chichester Glenn Coltey Ryan Conry Br. Dennis Cronin, FSC Carlo Curiale Ricardo A. Curiale Elizabeth Daly Vito D’Amelio DeSales Media Group Douglaston Development Frank Finn Gerry Fogarty Future Energy Solutions (FES) The Michael Gordon Foundation, Inc Grassi & Co. Lynda M. Haran Waltraud Ireland Paul Largo Ida T. Lynch The Quinlan-MacMaster Foundation Serafino Maiorano Maspeth Federal Savings & Loan Virginia J. McCarthy

FACULTY & STAFF George F. McCartney Diane & Michael McCormack & Family Robert Meringolo Joan Miles Keith Miles Michael’s of Brooklyn, Inc. Mullanes Bar & Grill O’Halloran Ryan PLLC Theresa & Edward O’Toole Foundation James Persoons Jerome Phillip Joseph Pietro Rita P. Reilly Paul Rosica William Ryan Frank Sharkey Elizabeth Sheehan Society of the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick St. Francis College St. John Baptist De La Salle of NY, Inc. Kevin J. Sullivan Super Runners Shop West Inc. Carolyn I. Szostek Alan Tannenbaum Gerard Walsh Wasily Family Foundation Daniel Welch Br. Robert J. Wickman Stephen Wilson Joshua & Mara Wolff John P. Wright

Morgan Allison Willy Antoine Jennifer Baduy Basil Bliss Edward Bolan ’78 Edward Bozymowski Regina Bratichak Thomas Callahan Cynthia Cericola Alan Champlin Carol Conte Alexandra Ellis-Studnicky Antonio Feliciano Michael Foley Petrus Fortune Theodore Frank Deirdre Garahan Emily Gottimer-Strolla Cecilia Gottsegen Samantha Harant Joan Hotaling-Cramer Raymonde Jason John Klemm ‘65 Andrew Leary Marc Lebeux Beverly Madar Louis Maffei Gintare Malinauskaite Jonathan Mangar William Mason Richard McGuire Luis Montes Orlando Santiago Jean Vanvelson Donna Wernersbach Everett Wilson ’91

ST. AUGUSTINE HIGH SCHOOL LASALLIAN BENEFACTOR $50,000 + James P. Flaherty ’65

LEO HONOR SOCIETY $25,000 + Kate & Rachel Gregg ’61

PARK PLACE

$10,000 + James I. Konkel ’54 Kenneth G. Mann ’58 Joseph E. McCole ’62 Edward F. Smith ’62 Thomas F. Van Buskirk ’70 James L. Walsh ‘50

PRINCIPAL’S ASSOCIATION $1,000 + James J. Cooner ’57 Joseph Di Spigno ’45 William F. Freccia ’63 Br. Joseph J. Garito ’64 William J. Horn Jr. ’60 William P. Kimmins ’58 John P. McQuade Jr. ’53 Joseph W. McTighe ’65 William J. Rogers ’51 Edward R. Shults ’57

GOLD ’A’

$500 + Mr. William T. Braun ’65 Stephen M. Cronin Esq. ’66 Albert M. Daniti ’68 Dr. Gerald DeMaio ’66 Robert E. Donohue ’57 Edward M. Fogarty ’67 Thomas V. Heyman ’53 Paul Jamin ’58 Walter P. Kelly ’66

Jean Maurice Marchand ’48 Emilio E. Marinaro ’62 Errol C. Marquis ’59 James J. McHugh ’62 Robert A. McVeigh ’55 John K. Molen ’67 Bernard Monahan ’54 Lawrence D. Moringiello ’68 Dennis M. Sullivan ’64 Joseph M. Szkutnik ’67

WHITE ’A’

$250 + Louis Anemone ’63 George W. Bruns Ph.D. ’62 Richard A. Cleveland ’67 Thomas F. Dillon ’67 Thomas J. Dugan ’62 John H. Fitzgerald ’54 Daniel T. Gagliardi ’67 George M. Gillan CPA ’62 William R. Grace ’64 William S. Hannon ’44 Kevin D. Holton ’62 William P. Hughes ’60 Peter Hunton ’50 John T. Kearney ’61 Thomas F. Kolesar ’56 John M. Loosen ’66 Joseph McCourt ’62 Andrew J. McNerney ’56 Patrick V. Murphy Jr. ’63 Anthony J. Perinelli ’67 Albert L. Smith ’58 James F. Sullivan ’55 Nicholas J. Tricarico ’63 Samuel E. Wilson Sr. ’67 Steven W. Wilson ’70

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BISHOP McDONNELL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL

MSGR. JOHN ROSS BENEFACTOR $10,000 + Claire Bahrs-Ehrsam ’50 Mary Collins-Macchiarola ’58 Maureen Moss-McInerney ’66 Pamela M. Sloan, Esq. ’73

TEACHING SISTERS OF BISHOP’S ALLIANCE $2,500 + Linda Antonelli-Cooke ’63 Margaret Carr-DeMatteis ’57 Ann M. Clancy ’45

PRINCIPAL’S ASSOCIATION

$1,000 + Roberta Cummings ’66 Joan V. Dobbs-Dana M.D. ’52 Kathryn Fitzsimmons-Zaki ’55 Mary T. Hoban-Paz ’60 Dorothy E. McCabe ’63 Kathleen J. McCarthy ’58 Noreen McCartney Haffner ’63 Dr. Mary McLaughlin-Treacy ’56 Helena A. Miley ’59

SILVER “B” Catherine Reilly-Savvas ’57 Mary Stachow-Perez ’63 Margaret Vahey ’61

GOLD “B”

$500 + Louise Arrota-Trigo ’66 Maureen Derwin-Moreau ’58 Joan Fallon-Yett ’66 Patricia Farrell-Walsh ’53 Bernadette Flynn-Dantzig ’58 Eily P. Gorman ’50 Elizabeth McEvilly-Ulrich ’57 Frances McGill M.D. ’64 Margaret McLoughlin-Costa ’66 Marita Mullin-Regan ’58 Mary P. O’Donnell-Larranaga ’59 Maryann Olenski-Goyena ’63 Dianne Oram-Khan ’64 Anne Oswald-Bosnack ’57 Janet M. Seckendorf ’49 Barbara Taylor-Fruehwirth ’60 Clare Tighe-Francis ’66

$250 + Judith Ahrens ’58 Enola Aird ’72 F. Arline Blaney-Pavlochik ’58 Marie Brignardello-DiMonte ’58 Kathleen Carney-DeVito ’62 Patricia Carroll-Baxter ’57 Margaret M. Cavanaugh ’63 Carmen C. Cintron-Devaux ’67 Teresa Cook-Gast ’55 Lynda DeStefano-Stevenson ’68 Justine DeVito-Tenney ’64 Patricia Doran-Morris ’62 Grace Anne Dorney-Koppel ’57 Margaret Dougherty-Russo ’69 Dr. Jeanne M. Fastook M.D. ’60 Kathleen Fitzpatrick-Thorpe-Holder ’53 June Fleckenstein-Donnelly ’50 Margaret Gavaghan-McCarthy ’59 Rita Goscicki-Wtulich ’63 Ann L. Guido ’68 Mary T. Hennessy ’47 Dolores A. Howell-Bittel ’59

Patricia Hurley-Pagano ’67 JoAnn Jacobs ’68 Mary Ellen Lavelle-Murphy ’59 Shirley F. Macklin-Murphy ’60 Mary E. McGuire ’58 Raffaella Monaco ’66 Phyllis Murphy-Howell ’67 Kathleen Noonan-Roskell ’57 Catherine O’Brien-Littman ’59 Katherine Ohlandt-O’Connor ’51 Mary Olbeter-DeMott ’49 Theresa Oropallo ’63 Andrea Pico-Stevens ’68 Ellen Roche-FitzGerald ’58 Terese Rouge ’55 Joan Ryan-Stillwell ’50 Susan Sandvoss-Miller ’67 Elizabeth Shea-Jakubowski ’55 Grace Tomanelli-Meyer Esq. ’53 Dorothy D. Tyburski ’55 Carolyn Walikas ’66 Adonija Zilvinskis-Hoyt ’60

The Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, St. Augustine High School, and Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School list of donors recognizes gifts and pledge payments from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018.

The school regrets 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.

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ON GIVING

46 YEARS COUNTING THE BROTHER BALDWIN PETER BONVENTRE, FSC SCHOLARSHIP FUND Celebrating his 90th birthday in 2017, Bishop Loughlin was proud to announce a scholarship in his honor in 2018.

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GREGORY BERTLES ’61

wo years ago, Midge and I visited Loughlin, toured the school, and had lunch with Brothers Peter and Dennis. After that visit, we decided to make a longterm commitment to establish a scholarship fund in honor of Br. Peter.

Loughlin was one of Br. Peter’s first teaching assignments; subsequently he was Vice Principal, Principal, and Guidance Counselor. He has served at Loughlin for over 40 years. All of you who know Br. Peter know what a dedicated and wonderful person he is.

Bishop Loughlin honored Br. Peter at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on January 25, 2018, with a special Mass at Our Lady Chapel in the Cathedral and reception in the Parish House. Pictured here at the reception are (from left to right) Br. Robert Wickman, Tom Berry ’59, Br. Joe Reilly ’57, Paul Camilleri ’64, Br. Peter ’45, Jerry Kuzniewski ’64, Br. Ed Phelan, Br. Dennis Cronin, and Jim Quinn ’64.

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f you were at Loughlin between 1954 and 1961, you knew him as an English teacher or as the Vice-Principal. If you were here between 1966 and 1971, he was your Principal. Since 1985, Br. Peter has been a college advisor and guidance counselor — he continues still to work with students on college scholarships and applications to this day. Add it up and he has been a part of “the school we love” for 46 years. He has “taught minds, touched hearts, and changed lives” for countless young men and women.

What better way to honor a man so dedicated to Loughlin than establishing a scholarship fund in his name? Five students are receiving the scholarship this year, and our goal is to award the scholarship to several students each year.

The fund has surpassed $200,000 in gifts and pledges thanks in large part to a 1:1 matching gift opportunity from Gregory Bertles ’61. We expect the fund to grow well into the future!

The fund was officially established just a year ago, and now has more than $200,000 in gifts and pledges (after $25,000 in scholarships were provided this academic year). More than 200 alumni made a contribution last year and it continues to grow.

Many of us attended Loughlin when it was a full scholarship Diocesan school. Today the tuition is just over $10,000 per year. Many families find that a significant stretch; scholarship assistance helps them keep their children at Loughlin. Through the generosity of alumni, roughly $1,000,000 is used each year to supplement tuition.

Many of us owe a great deal to Loughlin and the Brothers. I for one am extremely grateful for the ability and opportunity to give something back, and to help the continuance of a Lasallian education for young men and women today.

Thank you all who have helped to build the Br. Peter Scholarship Fund. We look forward to your continuing support and for additional donors to build this fund.

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 Joseph A. Pianpiano ’54 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) Marlene and Ronald T. Schroeder ’65

$250,000 - $499,999

Joan V. and Henry F. Barry ’60 Amelia and Edward J. Bowes ’60 Susan and George J. Cappiello ’62 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 ’73 George R. Spall ’57 Wasily Family Foundation

$100,000 - $249,999

James B. Boyle Brooklyn Benevolent Society Russell A. Broome ’63 The Brennan Charitable Foundation — John and Anita McCabe ’55 Brennan Charles P. Bruen ’54 Kathleen and Michael J. Castellano ’63 Estate of Anne and John Chambers ’47 18

Frank J. Macchiarola ’58 and Mary Collins-Macchiarola ’58 Michael J. Dean ’69 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 Arthur J. Mahon ’52 Estate of James Malone ’31 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 Clare and James T. Reynolds ’63 William Ryan (in Memory of Mary Kelly-Ryan ’51) John A. Siegel ’64 Estate of Eugene ’38 and Gloria Sullivan Edward T. Toseland ’58 Roberta and Thomas F. Van Buskirk ’70 Robert F. Vizza ’51

$50,000 - $ 99,999

Anonymous ’70 The Margaret Arcadipane Foundation Thomas S. Battaglia ’59 Charles E. Baxley ’48 Gregory Bertles ’61 Anthony J. Bonomo ’76 Catherine and Dom A. Camera ’60 Gail and Robert K. Conry ’70 Karl Cribbin ’64 Salvatore R. Curiale ’62 Mary Ann and James J. Dowdall ’53

Richard F. Frazita ’56 Mario L. Gabos ’47 Sean J. Geary ’62 Rudolph W. Giuliani ’61 Richard S. Guyer ’47 John F. Jermusyk ’54 James I. Konkel ’54 The George Link Jr. Foundation, Inc. Jeanette and Kenneth G. Mann ’58 Dorothy E. McCabe ’63 George F. McCartney James T. McAuliffe ’46 Barbara and John J. Molesphini ’47 Maureen Moss-McInerney ’66 and Michael McInerney Deidre Gordon and Colbert G. Narcisse ’83 Rita P. Reilly Raymond J. Reisert ’59 John A. Rowinski ’69 Charles J. Santore ’62 The Peter J. Sharp Foundation Daniel J. Tubridy ’66 Michael B. Zaccaro ’63

$25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous ’55 AIG American International Group, Inc. Anthony E. Amodeo ’65 Anonymous Class of 1955 Claire Bahrs-Ehrsam ’50 James J. Begley ’56 Richard H. Blum ’57 Vincent D. Callagy ’65 Anthony J. Cardinal ’51 Paul V. Clarke ’65 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

Joseph P. Dwyer ’64 Edward P. Fitzgerald ’63 Forest City Ratner Frederic L. Gannon ’52 Richard M. Garland ’55 The Francesco and Mary Giambelli Foundation, Inc. Goldman Sachs & Co. Greenpoint Foundation James P. Harrington ’47 The Hyde and Watson Foundation Edward G. Jablonski ’70 Andrew L. Jacob ’65 Thomas Jones Edwin L. Kelly ’59 Ralph J. Liccione ’45 John S. Lipori ’73 Charles E. Long ’57 George F. MacLean ’61 Robert F. Markmann ’60 Joseph E. McCole ’62 Edward F. McDermott ’56 Frances McGill ’64 Gerard K. Meagher ’70 John N. Molbeck ’64 John J. Molloy ’63 Mathias E. Mone ’58 JP Morgan Chase Foundation New York Life Foundation James F. O’Neil ’55 Francis J. Palamara ’43 Andrew T. Piccione ’54 Pointing Construction Inc. Robert E. Powis ’46 The Quinlan-McMaster Foundation — Jamie Quinlan’ 57 Mutual of America Gerard J. Quinn ’69 Richard D. Rainis ’53 Anthony T. Sallustio ’54 Daniel J. Shea ’56 The Silver Family Foundation

Society of the Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick Peggy Singh George F. Staudter ’50 David P. Seinmann James T. Stevens ’66 Peter A. Vasseur ’84 Joseph E. Vorbach ’55 Paul A. Wallace ’47 The Webb Foundation Henry A. Zarzicki ’60

$15,000 - $24,999

Eugene D. Alexander ’56 Thomas M. Berry ’59 Kenneth J. Blakely ’62 David Boies James R. Boyle Nuong Le Brennan ’64 Harry J. Brett ’59 Brooklyn Community Foundation Gerard D. Buckley ’57 Joseph F. Byrne ’44 Stephen F. Cardos ’62 Jack R. Casagrande ’62 Walter J. Casey ’62 Chase Manhattan Foundation David M. Corcoran ’55 Hugh J. Cornyn ’48 Michael N. Cotignola ’71 Thomas J. Craig ’55 William J. Cullen ’57 Joseph Di Spigno ’45 Lawrence Donohue ’55 Denis P. Duggan ’44 Joseph F. Eaton ’57 Patrick D. Farley ’60 George A. Fischer ’50 Edward M. Fogarty ’67 John F. Friel ’56 Kevin E. Gallagher ’66 Nada Gannon ’55 Robert T. Guinan ’55 Joseph G. Gunning ’47

Blaise A. Guzzardo ’65 Patrick F. Hardiman ’68 Robert J. Harrell ’63 William Hartnett Raymond F. Hauck ’62 Michael S. Hyland ’63 Donald J. Judge ’62 Frank W. Klich ’56 Hugh and Besty Lamle Foundation Joseph W. Lowry ’69 Serafino Maiorano Edward F. Malone ’57 Charles M. March ’58 Marsh & McLennan Arthur C. Martinez ’56 John J. McCabe ’61 Thomas J. McLaughlin ’72 William A. McManus ’46 John G. Meenan ’62 Thomas M. Nee ’58 James G. Nugent ’43 Daniel W. O’Brien ’54 O’Connor, Davies, Munns & Dobbins, LLP Philip F. O’Mara ’56 Benjamin C. Paternoster ’57 Thomas P. Reilly ’65 Thomas Rowinski ’72 Joseph D. Sanchez ’66 Gerard Shanley ’63 Michael Sheehan Annabelle M. Skoglind Edward F. Smith ’62 James F. Spengler ’60 James G. Starkey ’51 Paul L. Tapogna ’65 Richard F. Trabert ’54 Charles R. Traina ’68 John B. Turano ’62 Edward J. Tyburczy ’67 Elizabeth J. Von Ziegesar ’76 William V. Weithas ’47 Edward J. Welsh ’61 William Winterer

$10,000 - $14,999

William F. Aldinger ’65 Frederick F. Basso ’70 James J. Bono ’65 Eugene J. Buehl ’60 Gene F. Caiafa ’52 Paul J. Camilleri ’64 John F. Canavan ’53 James A. Candia ’61 Frank J. Cheswick ’66 Henry E. Christel ’63 Joseph G. Clark ’61 Charles J. Connelly ’61 Robert J. Conroy ’58 James J. Cooner ’57 Barbara and John R. Costantino ’63 Stephen M. Cronin ’66 Thomas C. Cummings ’55 Anthony J. D’Auria ’54 Patrick J. Daly ’64 John W. Dattner ’65 Michael L. Della Croce ’63 Richard A. DeLuca ’64 James F. Donovan ’47 Thomas J. Duffy ’56 Joseph P. Dunne ’65 Thomas P. Dwan ’62 Ralph F. Fanizzi ’62 Edward J. Fanning ’59 Richard E. Fister ’49 Paul C. Flattery ’53 Dermot A. Flynn ’56 James E. Freeman ’64 Doris Freyland ’45 Patrick J. Garvey ’53 William A. Gazsy ’61 Louis P. Grassi ’73 Edward W. Greason ’49 Kenneth V. Greene ’61 Charles F. Gulotta ’64 Gregory Haffner Joseph D. Hanley ’58 Thomas J. Hebel ’63 Kenneth P. Hunt ’58

Gerard R. Hyland ’58 Petrona M. James ’80 Leonard J. Kaiser ’49 Gerard J. Kerins ’65 Lawrence J. Korb ’57 Joseph A. Korb ’69 Kenneth J. Lanfear ’64 Donald F. Lerario ’62 Andrea Lynch-Ziegler ’58 Benedict J. Maguire ’64 William E. Mann ’65 James F. McCann ’68 Kevin M. McCann ’70 Kathleen J. McCarthy ’58 James E. McHugh ’44 James J. McHugh ’62 Thomas E. McInerney ’58 John P. McQuade ’53 Lisa Mezzetti Helena A. Miley ’59 Erich Mille ’62 Laurence F. Mucciolo ’66 Martin J. Murray ’62 Anthony M. Navarra ’56 John J. Neuhauser ’60 Edward O’Brien ’55 Luke E. O’Connor ’47 Edmond W. O’Donnell ’57 Maryann Olenski-Goyena ’63 Marlene Pannell (Tyrone Pannell ’60) Robert F. Pettit ’55 Joseph C. Pfeiffer ’48 Kevin B. Reilly ’62 Frank J. Rienzo ’50 Ignatius J. Rienzo ’46 William J. Rogers ’51 Lewis G. Rovegno ’69 Joseph P. Salanitro ’59 John M. Scarola ’52 Joseph J. Staines ’63 Edward Sullivan ’62 Patrick D. Sullivan ’61 John A. Turner ’61 Jonathan J. Verdun ’65 Robert T. Williamson ’46 19

OUR SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS 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 Brother Raphael Scholarship Fund — Daniel Tubridy ‘66

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The Russell Broome ‘63 Scholarship Fund

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

The Raymond Brustman Scholarship Fund

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

The James ’53 and Maryann Dowdall Scholarship Fund

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

The Klarmann and Delaney Families Scholarship Fund

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Scholarship Fund

Anonymous ’70 Scholarship Fund

The Mario ‘47 and Maryse Gabos Scholarship Fund

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The Marguerite Bahrs ’57 Bishop McDonnell Scholarship Fund

The Michael Gordon Scholarship Fund

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The Bishop McDonnell Alumnae Scholarship Fund

The Mary Kelly Ryan ’51 Bishop McDonnell Scholarship Fund

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The Bishop McDonnell Class of 1958 Scholarship Fund

The Frank J. Macchiarola, Ph.D. ’58 Memorial Scholarship Fund — Mary Macchiarola ’58

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The Antonio Benjamin ‘88 Scholarship Fund

The James Malone ’31 Scholarship Fund

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The Brooklyn Benevolent Fund Scholarship Fund

The Patricia McCarthy Burke ‘67 Scholarship Fund

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The Richard ’56 and Eileen ’58 Frazita Scholarship Fund

The Brother James Bonilla ’55 Scholarship Fund

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

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

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The Bernard J. Gloisten ’45 Scholarship Fund

The George T. Brady ’64 Scholarship Fund

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The Raymond Brustman Scholarship Fund

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The C. Christopher Cannon ’65 Scholarship Fund

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The Joseph A. Caruso ’58 Scholarship Fund

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

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The Helen Driscoll Boyle ’49 McD Scholarship Fund — Brian Boyle

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The James P. Harrington Scholarship Fund (estate plan)

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The Frances and Joseph Hartmann Scholarship Fund — James J. Hartmann ‘60 (estate plan) _____________________________________________________________________________________________

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

The Florence G. MacLean Scholarship Fund — George F. MacLean ‘61

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The Class of 1965 Scholarship Fund

The Nancy McKeever Scholarship Fund — Nancy and Karen McKeever The Hubert Miles ‘49 Scholarship Fund

The Maureen Moss-McInerney ’66 and Michael McInerney Scholarship Fund

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The Class of 1978 Scholarship Fund

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

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The Mary Collins-Macchiarola ‘58 Scholarship Fund

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The Natalie Regina Dowd Scholarship Fund

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The Epiphany Pannell Scholarship Fund

The Tyrone Pannell ’60 Scholarship Fund

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The Dominica and Guiseppe Pianpiano Scholarship Fund — Joseph Pianpiano ’54

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The Quinlan-MacMaster Foundation Scholarship Fund — Jamie Quinlan _____________________________________________________________________________________________

The Raymond J. ‘59 and Mary Reisert Scholarship Fund

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The John T. ‘47 and Anne Chambers Scholarship Fund _____________________________________________________________________________________________

The John The Paul Chinchar ‘71 Memorial Scholarship Fund

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The Class of 1962 Scholarship Fund

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The Brother Jerome Corrigan Scholarship Fund

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The Don F. Ryan ’53 Scholarship Fund

The Peter Hadhazy Scholarship Fund

The Save-A-Student Scholarship Fund

The James I. Konkel ‘54 Scholarship Fund

The J. Kenneth Seward ‘49 Scholarship Fund

The Loughlin Foundation Scholarship Fund

The Madeline Dolores Sloan Scholarship Fund — Pamela M. Sloan ‘73 McD

The Migliore Family Endowed Scholarship for Future Engineers — Paul Migliore ‘63

The Ed Smith ‘62 — St. Augustine Class of 1962 Scholarship Fund

The Arthur ‘52 and Myra Mahon Scholarship Fund

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The St. John Baptist De La Salle Scholarship Fund — District of Eastern North America

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The Eugene J. ’38 and Gloria Sullivan Scholarship Fund _____________________________________________________________________________________________

The Joseph Sullivan ‘49 and Melvin Sharp Scholarship Fund

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The Thomas ‘70 SA and Roberta Van Buskirk Scholarship Fund

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LOUGHLIN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS The Kathleen and Michael Castellano ‘63 Family Scholarship Fund

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The MARS Scholarship Fund — Marlene and Ronald Schroeder ’65

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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

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The Stephen Nuccio ‘69 Scholarship Fund

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The George Orenga Memorial Scholarship Fund — James Orenga ’58

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

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The Wasily Foundation Scholarship Fund

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PLANNED GIVING @ LOUGHLIN

MAKE A GIFT TAX-FREE WITH AN IRA

HARNESS THE GIVING POWER OF A PRIVATE FOUNDATION

DONOR ADVISED FUND

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A DONOR ADVISED FUND, which is like a

AN EXAMPLE OF HOW IT WORKS

charitable savings account, gives you the flexibility

1. Joe and Laura want to give back to Brooklyn

to recommend how much and how often money is granted to Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School and other charities.

You transfer cash or other assets to a tax-

by putting their money where it will do the most good. They establish a $25,000 donor advised fund with a community foundation.

2. The couple receives a federal income tax

exempt sponsoring organization such as a public

charitable deduction for the amount of

foundation. You can then recommend — but

the gift. They also get all the time they

not direct — how much and how often money

need to decide which charities to support.

is granted. In addition, you avoid the cost and complexities of managing a private foundation.

3. After researching community needs with the foundation’s staff, Joe and Laura

In return, you qualify for a federal income tax

recommend grants for BLMHS (which

charitable deduction at the time you contribute

they’ve supported for years) and the

to the account. This also allows for a centralized

Animal Rescue League.

giving and record-keeping system in one location.

4. The foundation presents the charities with checks from the Megan Fund, which Joe and Laura named in honor of their daughter.

Q I’ve already named Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School as the beneficiary of my IRA. What are the benefits if I make a gift now instead of after my lifetime?

A By making a gift this year of up to $100,000 from your IRA, you can see your philanthropic dollars at work. You are jump-starting the legacy you would like to leave and giving yourself the joy of watching your philanthropy take shape.

Moreover, you can fulfill any outstanding pledge you may have made by transferring that amount from your IRA as long as it is $100,000 or less for the year.

Q I’m turning age 70½ in a few months. Can I make this gift now?

A No. The legislation requires you to reach age 70½ by the date you make the gift.

Joe and Laura are delighted to start this personal legacy of giving.

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Q I have several retirement accounts —some are pensions and some are IRAs. Does it matter which retirement account I use?

A Yes. Direct rollovers to a qualified charity can be made only from an IRA. Under certain circumstances, however, you may be able to roll assets from a pension, profit sharing, 401(k) or 403(b) plan into an IRA and then make the transfer from the IRA directly to Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School. To determine if a rollover to an IRA is available for your plan, speak with your plan administrator.

Q I have two charities I want to support. Can I give $100,000 from my IRA to each?

Q Can my gift be used as my required minimum distribution under the law?

Q My spouse and I would like to give more than $100,000. How can we do that?

A Yes, absolutely. If you have not yet taken your required minimum distribution, the IRA charitable rollover gift can satisfy all or part of that requirement. Contact your IRA custodian to complete the gift.

A If you have a spouse (as defined by the IRS) who is 70½ or older and has an IRA, he or she can also give up to $100,000 from his or her IRA.

Q Do I need to give my entire IRA to be eligible for the tax benefits?

A No. You can give any amount under this provision, as long as it is $100,000 or less this year. If your IRA is valued at more than $100,000, you can transfer a portion of it to fund a charitable gift.

A No. Under the law, you can give a maximum of $100,000. For example, you can give each organization $50,000 this year or any other combination that totals $100,000 or less. Any amount of more than $100,000 in one year must be reported as taxable income.

NEXT STEPS Contact Andrew Leary at 718-857-2700 x2251 or aleary@blmhs.org for additional information on giving an IRA gift.

Seek the advice of your financial or legal advisor.

Ask your IRA administrator about making a direct transfer to BLMHS or have the administrator send a check from your account to us. (To be tax free, the donation must go directly from your account to BLMHS without passing through your hands.)

LEGAL NAME Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School ADDRESS 357 Clermont Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11238 FEDERAL TAX ID NUMBER 11-2294328

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2017 - 2018 OUR STUDENTS

ACHIEVED ı WON ı ATTAINED ı EARNED REACHED ı COMPETED ı SUCCEEDED ACCOMPLISHED ı VOLUNTEERED

MADE US PROUD

JV BASKETBALL WON THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW.

STUDENTS VOLUNTEER IN PUERTO RICO JIAQU LIU ‘19 WORKING ON A MINT FARM UP AND RUNNING THAT WAS DESTROYED BY HURRICANE MARIA

OUR STEPPERS TOOK FIRST PLACE AT THE ‘ALL CITY BETA PHI BETA STEP COMPETITION’

SCHOLAR-ATHLETES

VARSITY BASEBALL

GERALD HARRINGTON ’18 (below left) was named 2018 Lacrosse Goalie of the Year for CHSAA B Division and was awarded a full athletic scholarship at Farmingdale State College. Too many medals and race victories to count, D’ANDRE BARRIFFE ‘18 (below right) ended his Indoor Track career with a CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens Indoor Championship. He was awarded a full athletic scholarship at Georgetown University.

PLACED FIRST IN OUR DIVISION, AND ENDED THE SEASON WITH

Other notable athletic scholarships: SYDNEI ALLEYNE ‘18 ı Bloomfield College, NJ (womens basketball) and FRANK ROYE ‘18 ı St. Francis College, NY (Track & Field)

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STUDENTS WERE ACCOMMODATED IN OUR FIVE PROJECT LEAD

THE WAY STEM

THREE PLAY-OFF

CURRICULUM

GAME VICTORIES

COURSES

EXCELLENCE IN

FUTURE LAWYERS

THE NYSSMA EVALUATION FESTIVAL

NAOMI HENRY ’20 ANASTASIA HUSSETT ‘20 SHAINA LEGROS ‘20

MUSIC *

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FIRST PLACE MEDALS REPRESENTING 72% OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATING

UP FROM 9 FIRST PLACE MEDALS IN 2009 *

New York State School Music Association

participated in the rigorous month-long 2018 Scales of Justice Summer Law Program @Fordham University experiencing law programs, courtroom procedures, lectures from judges, lawyers, and law school professors 25

SOME OF THE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES THE CLASS OF 2018 IS ATTENDING

THE CLASS OF 2018 COMPLETED 3,459 HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS — AN AVERAGE OF 70 HOURS PER SENIOR!

THE THEOLOGY DEPARTMENT ADDED AN HONORS PHILOSOPHY CLASS TO THEIR CURRICULUM AND THE LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER INTRODUCED A NEW SEMINAR SERIES.

THE CLASS OF 2018 GARNERED MORE THAN 17 MILLION DOLLARS IN SCHOLARSHIPS INCLUDING FULL SCHOLARSHIPS (to name a few) TO PENN STATE UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OF STATEN ISLAND, MOREHOUSE COLLEGE, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE, BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY, CORNELL UNIVERSITY, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE, ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE, AND FARMINGDALE STATE COLLEGE. 26

100% OF CLASS OF 2018 GRADUATED WITH 52% OF THE CLASS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS.

A RECORD! 46 SENIORS TOOK THE ADVANCED PLACEMENT ENGLISH LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION EXAM IN MAY 2018. 25 SENIORS TOOK THE ADVANCED PLACEMENT CALCULUS EXAM; UP FROM 13 TAKING THE EXAM IN 2014.

EIGHT MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2018 PARTICIPATED AND GRADUATED FROM THE PRESTIGIOUS ARTHUR ASHE HEALTH SCIENCE ACADEMY WORKING WITH PHYSICIANS FROM SUNY DOWNSTATE MEDICAL CENTER (FACILITATED

BY THEIR MODERATOR MRS. RAYMONDE JASON). THIS ACADEMY EMPOWERS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO PURSUE CAREERS IN SCIENCE, PREMEDICINE, NURSING, PUBLIC HEALTH FIELDS, AND RESEARCH. 27

BISHOP LOUGHLIN MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 357 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11238

OUR OWN

BROTHER PETER ON BEING 90 My life has fall’n into the sear, the yellow leaf 1 — but I am more fortunate than Macbeth, with troops of friends who love and honor me, who choose to bury my faults

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and praise my virtues — real or imagined.

And until my revels end and my little life is rounded with a sleep, 3 why not be grateful.

Macbeth Act 5, Scene 3, Lines 22-28 Julius Ceasar Act 3, Scene 2, Lines 78-81 3 The Tempest Act 4, Scene 1, Lines 148-158 1 2

Find more information about our new Scholarship Fund in Brother’s honor on page 17.