Lancer Reunion

Program 3:00 PM

Registration and Cocktail Hour

4:00 PM

Raffle and Table Seating

4:15 PM

Welcome and Invocation Andrew Leary and Brother Peter Bonventre, FSC ‘45 Posthumous Honoree Introductions Dinner

5:30 PM

Honoree Introductions Andrew Leary and Bro. Dennis Cronin, FSC Benediction Fr. Alonso Cox

Lancer Alumni Committee We are truly grateful to these men who are vital in keeping the Lancer torch lit. The great St. Augustine tradition is alive and well today in the Loughlin students who receive an Augustine scholarship.

Frank P. Clark ‘69 Albert M. Daniti ‘68 Edward M. Fogarty ‘67 Paul W. Gale ‘55 Stephen A. Giordano '69 Paul Jamin ‘58 James J. McHugh ‘62 Bernard Monohan ‘54 Philip Napolitano ‘68 Vincent Passione ‘68 Thomas F. Van Buskirk ‘70 Vincent Visco ‘68 Jerome J. Walsh ‘69

Lancer Hall of Fame 2024 Inductees

Stephen A. Giordano '69

Frank J. Valentino '70*

Sylvester Harris '68*

Edward T. Stack '69

*Honored posthumously

Lancer Hall of Fame 2024 Inductees

Louis P. Valentino '69*

Thomas F. Van Buskirk '70

Jerome J. Walsh '69 *Honored posthumously

Lancer Hall of Fame Hugh L. Carey 1938 Joseph J. Esposito - 1967 Dr. Frank J. Macchiarola - 1958 J. Ronald Morgan III - 1956 Thomas F. O’Brien - 1947 Alfred J. Boulos - 1949 Peter J. Brennan - 1954 Joseph F. Bruno - 1961 Brother Jerome Corrigan - Faculty Dennis W. Quirk - 1968 Michael L. Toal - 1943 Thomas E. Carroll -1931 Arthur C. Martinez - 1956 Kenneth M. McDonald M.D - 1953 Thomas F. McNecce - 1964 Edmund A. Gehan PHD - 1947 William J. Lyons - 1953 John T. Comer - 1958 Robert H. Keller - 1960 Robert Ginty - 1966 Brother Peter Bonventre - 1945 John P. McQuade - 1953 George W. Bruns - 1962 Albert J. Bonnie - 1947 Patrick J. Rohan - 1951 1953 Varsity Track & Field - 1953 Paul R. Jamin - 1958 Stephen E. McFarland - 1964 Kenneth G. Mann - 1958 Thomas M. Nee - 1958 Paul J. Evanson - 1959 John J. McCabe - 1961 Brendan J. Dugan - 1964 Thomas McNeece - 1964 Daniel Lynch - 1934 John J. Creedon- 1942 Pascal J. Imperato, MD - 1954 John R. Costantino - 1963 Philip Napolitano - 1968 Admiral Daniel J. Murphy - 1940 Thomas O. Muldoan - 1958

Dr. George E. Martin - 1961 John M. Loosen - 1966 H. Vincent Kelly M.D. - 1951 Fr. Daniel Murphy - 1962 James P. Flaherty - 1965 Walter Glowacz - 1967 Joseph Kearney, PhD - 1963 Raphael F. Langobardi - Faculty James Murphy, PhD - 1958 Vincent Visco - 1968 John J. Walsh, ESQ - 1947 John R. Cashin - 1964 Gerard H. Gannon - 1956 George A. Geary - 1964 Jeffrey J. O’Brien - 1970 George P. Sartiano, M.D. - 1952 Joseph Dillion - 1958 William Aldinger - 1965 Peter Begley - 1965 William Boyd - 1963 MSGR. John Maksymowicz - 1963 Edgar Adamson - 1966 Joseph Brennan - 1919 MSGR. Richard Marchese - 1963 Thomas Murphy - 1954 Edward M Fogarty - 1967 Mark L. Frazer - 1967 Bishop James Henry A. Griffiths - 1919 Charles J. O’Donnell - Basketball Coach Edward F. Smith - 1962 Louis Anemone - 1963 Lawrence R. Bartlett - 1968 Tom Dewey - Faculty Thomas McGrann - 1968 Sal Mulia - 1965 Thomas R. Fox - 1964 Gerard McCarty - 1968 James J. McHugh - 1962 Timothy P. Sullivan M.D. - 1969 Jeffrey G. Zaloom - 1969

Named Scholarship Funds The most vital connection between St. Augustine High School and Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School in 2024 is through scholarship support. We are grateful to those who have established a named fund (listed below).

Of course, all gifts made by Lancers are directed to scholarships through the Ray Brustman Scholarship Fund and the Frank Macchiarola Scholarship Fund. The first fund created was in honor of Ray Brustman and a little background is provided below.

The Ray Brustman Scholarship Fund The James ‘53 and Mary Ann Dowdall Scholarship Fund The William J. Horn ‘60 Scholarship Fund The Frank J. Macchiarola, Ph.D. ‘58 Scholarship Fund

The Anthony & Linda Scotto Scholarship Fund The Ed Smith Class of 1962 Scholarship Fund The Thomas ‘70 and Roberta Van Buskirk Scholarship Fund The James I. Konkel ‘54 Scholarship Fund

Ray Brustman Scholarship Raymond Brustman's entire teaching career was spent at St. Augustine's—forty-two and a half years, from 1927 to the closing of the school in 1969. He epitomized the spirit of Christian community and humanistic pursuit so thoroughly that his image and that of the school merge inextricably; he was St. Augustine's. While he taught a variety of subjects, Latin was his passion.

Alumni from different decades are quick to concur that Mr. Brustman was the walking exemplar of everything that was warm and wonderful about their high school experience; he was their academic mentor, par excellence, but most importantly, through his personal interest and care, their counselor, their friend, their “Mister Chips.”

Thank You For Attending!