DEVON PREP TIDINGS, Summer 2012

DEVON

PREPARATORY SCHOOL

The Piarist Fathers

TIDINGS

Volume 3, Issue 4

Summer 2012

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2012

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During Devon Prep’s Class of 2012 Commencement, each of the speakers con‐ gratulated the graduates on their accomplishments and success. They also en‐ couraged the 49 young men to use what they’ve learned at Devon Prep to give back.

Salutatorian Chase Weber urged his fellow graduates to use their talents and skills to improve the world. “We have a duty to use the instruc on we received and the skills we mastered to make the world a be er place,” he said. “Looking around this room I see future pioneers from all fields of study. The world is fac‐ ing a challenging me and as future leaders we have an obliga on to influence the world for the be er by maintaining our integrity and the morals that Devon has ins lled in us. We will influence the world for be er or worse,” he con n‐ ued. “And it is up to each one of us to decide which of these paths we will take.

Devon has opened the doorway to endless possibili es. How we deal with these possibili es is what will decide the legacy of the Class of 2012.”

Collec vely the Class of 2012 earned over $7.4 million in college scholarships. In addi on they received more than 200 acceptances to over 100 colleges and universi es, including Princeton, Cornell, the University of Pennsylvania, Ford‐ ham, Colgate, Tu s, NYU, Notre Dame, Case Western Reserve, Drexel, Penn State, and the United States Military Academy.

More than 35% (18) are AP Scholars, 11 are AP Scholars with Dis nc on. Ten are Na onal Merit Scholars, six are finalists and three are scholarship winners.

Eight of these young men are Eagle Scouts and several will go on to par cipate Con nued on page 3

Nearly 20% of Devon Prep’s Class of 2012 achieved the highest rank in the Boy Scou ng of America program, the rank of Eagle Scout.

Eight Devon Prep seniors are among the 2 million men who pursued and achieved this dis nc on in the past 100 years, since its incep on in 1912.

Each year about 5% of Boy Scouts do the same.

It’s a long and challenging process, but for Ryan Fulmer, Sean Gillin, Daniel Lio a, James Lockard, Ma hew Magno a, Hugh Phelan, Adam Swi , and David Welsh, it was well worth it.

Read more at: h p://www.devonprep.com/

studentlife/studentnews/eagles2012.php

FORTY‐ONE STUDENTS INDUCTED INTO NHS Devon Prep inducted 41 Upper School students into the Na onal Honor Society (NHS) during a special Mass and ceremony on campus in April. The ceremo‐ ny included a Roll Call of the new members where they were each given a rose, the NHS flower. They then presented their roses to their parents as a sym‐ bol of sharing the talents and gi s they have been given.

The Na onal Honor Society (NHS) is the na on's premier organiza on established to recognize out‐ standing high school students. NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character.

It is es mated that more than one million students par cipate in ac vi es of the NHS. Chapters are found in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puer‐ to Rico, many U.S. Territories, and Canada. Chapter membership not only recognizes students for their accomplishments, but challenges them to develop further through ac ve involvement in school ac vi‐ es and community service.

SENIORS Christopher P. Caporale Thomas E. Frawley Sean P. Gillin Kyle M. Koehler Brian D. Kropilak Paul R. Kubat John D. LaPrise Daniel F. Lio a Eric D. Lundberg Jus n C. McNabb Andrew M. Walsh David J. Welsh

JUNIORS Jack D. Chris ansen Nathaniel H. Sakers

SOPHOMORES Sean J. Bevan Andrew A. Bright Johnathan M. Clemen Benjamin S. Conser

William R. Culbertson Marco DiLeonardo William H. Dokas Jonathan P. Gannon Michael T. Horbowy Bre N. Kelly Sean M. Kennedy Corey J. Kohlbrenner Michael J. Lawrence Jonathan Z. Liu Nicholas J. Love Ma hew J. McDevi K. Michael McKenna Jackson R. Misko James P. O'Shea Owen Phelan John J. Roth Jason Sadek D. Fiore Schena Kevin S. Sheng Patrick J. Shields Max J. Smith James P. Stanish

SCIENCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION Twenty‐six juniors and seniors were inducted into Devon Prep’s newly formed chapter of The Science Na onal Honor Society during a ceremony in Calasanc us Hall. Fr. Shea opened with a prayer, Science Teacher Mrs. Anne e Loutrel conducted the ceremony, and Mr. Roger Mecouch, Science Department Chair, served as the Guest Speaker. The Honor Society’s new officers include: Ryan Fulmer, President, Ma hew Swatski, Vice President, Roshan Patel, Secretary, and Hugh Phelan, Treasurer. A recep on followed the ceremony as did plenty of photo ops with the new inductees.

See more photos at: h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/events1112/nshs12/nshs12.php

SENIORS Conrad Damstra John Damstra Ryan Fulmer Joseph Geiger James Lockard Daniel McGarry Ryan O’Shea Roshan Patel Hugh Phelan Nathan Stauffer Ma hew Swatski Adam Swi Alexander Teplyakov Chase Weber

JUNIORS Christopher Clayton Timothy Crowe Ma hew DiDonato Kevin Fulmer Benjamin Jonik Michael LaBella Antonio Muscarella Jacob Riedel Thomas Seykora Ryan Shannon Rafael Suero Michael Tolvaisa

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in Division 1 and Division 3 baseball, basket‐ ball and cross country.

In addi on, this class performed over 2000 hours of community service doing every‐ thing from collec ng and distribu ng food to needy families to raising nearly $24,000 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

One senior, Daniel Lewis, performed over 200 hours of service by himself.

which you can do. When people find that you went to Devon, they think you’re smart,” Mulhern con nued.

“They think you can get things done. They think you can help them. They think you can produce results. And we do. And we need you to join us in living up to that ideal. You guys are going to have great successes. And when you do we look for you to give back… to give back to your profession, to the community, and to Devon Prep.”

Mulhern graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1976 and earned his JD from Villanova University School of Law in 1981.

He serves as Chairman of Devon Prep’s Board of Trustees as well as President of the school’s Alumni Ma hew Swatski Chase Weber Associa on, and as a member of the Finance and Execu ve Commi ees of Valedictorian Ma hew D. Swatski told his fellow graduates, “It is not enough to just speak fondly of Devon, we must give back our me and energy to this place we call home. Visi ng the school, a ending base‐ ball games and dona ng to Devon are just some ways we can stay connected. Devon Prep is a family and families s ck together.”

As he gratefully accepted this award, Mulhern also urged the Class of 2012 to give back. “This award is about what can be accomplished when you go to Devon,” he said. “For those of us who came to Devon the idea was that if you succeed here, which all of you have done, simply by ge ng this far, the expecta ons on you, and on us, are great. The expecta‐ ons are there for you to do great things,

A prize winning teacher and popular lectur‐ er, Diebold has also held visi ng appoint‐ ments in Economics and Finance at Prince‐ ton University, the University of Chicago, Cambridge University, Johns Hopkins Univer‐ sity and New York University. From 1986 to 1989 he served as an economist under Paul Volcker and Alan Greenspan at the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System in Washington DC. During 2007‐08 he served as an Execu ve Director at Morgan Stanley Investment Management.

He received his BS from the Wharton School and his Ph.D. also from the University of Pennsylvania.

In addi on, several awards were presented to the graduates honoring them for academ‐ ic excellence, school spirit and community service. The Sean Popper Scholarship was presented to Hugh K. Phelan and Thomas E. Frawley. This scholarship is given to the Dev‐ on Prep graduate who personifies a love of God and perseverance despite adversity.

The recipient accepts life’s difficul es with grace and dignity maintaining a posi ve spir‐ it that mo vates him to both personal and academic achievement.

Also during the Commencement Ceremony Class of 1972 Alumnus Robert B. Mulhern, Jr., Esq., received the Alumni Achievement Award, presented to an alumnus who has significantly influenced and benefi ed his profession. Mulhern serves as the General Counsel for Devon Interna onal Group (DIG), where he manages the legal ac vi es of the DIG companies. Previously he was a partner at Swartz Campbell LLC in Philadel‐ phia, specializing in the representa on of individuals and corpora ons as defendants in li ga on cases, focusing on personal inju‐ ry, property damage and insurance cover‐ age. He was named a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer in 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. He has been named a Board Cer ‐ fied Civil Trial Advocate by the Na onal Board of Trial Advocacy.

Wharton School. He is also a Faculty Re‐ search Associate at the Na onal Bureau of Economic Research in Cambridge, Mass.

Diebold is currently President of the Society for Financial Econometrics and Co‐Editor of the Journal of Applied Econometrics.

Robert Mulhern, Jr. and Francis X. Diebold Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish.

This year’s guest speaker was Class of 1977 Alumnus Dr. Francis X. Diebold, the Paul F. and Warren S. Miller Professor of Econom‐ ics, Professor of Finance and Sta s cs, and Co‐Director of the Financial Ins tu ons Cen‐ ter at the University of Pennsylvania and its

Finally the coveted Brady‐Gallagher Award was presented last to Benjamin F. Senss, chosen by his classmates for his ex‐ emplary selflessness and his devo on to Devon Prep and his fellow students.

For more gradua on photos go to: h p:// www.devonprep.com/academics/ seniors2012/seniors2012.php

Class of 2012 College Choices

Below is a list of Devon Prep’s Class of 2012, their college choices, and academic awards received at Commencement

Ma hew T. Bonner – Penn State University Zachary T. Bonner – Susquehanna University (Honors)

Excellence in AP French Ma hew T. Burke – St. Joseph’s University

Excellence in AP English and Composi on Christopher P. Caporale – LaSalle University

Excellence in Religion Conrad A. Damstra – Williams College

Excellence in AP English and Composi on John R. Damstra – Williams College

Excellence in AP Physics C Richard A. DiColli –Widener University (Honors) Thomas E. Frawley – St. Joseph’s University

Sean Popper Scholarship Ryan T. Fulmer – Princeton University

Excellence in AP US Government and Poli cs Richard C. Gallo Jr. – St. Joseph’s University

Excellence in Physical Educa on Joseph F. Geiger III – Adelphi University/ New York University (College of Den stry (BS/DDS) (Honors)

Excellence in Journalism Sean P. Gillin – Penn State University

Excellence in Screenwri ng Zachary E. Hallinan – St. Joseph’s University

Excellence in Classical Literature Raymond V. Kalivas – LaSalle University Kyle M. Koehler – Juniata College Stephen H. Kohlbrenner – University of Delaware

Excellence in Chemistry Ma hew A. Kramer – St. Joseph’s University

Excellence in Religion Brian D. Kropilak – University of Pi sburgh

Excellence in Fic on Wri ng Paul R. Kubat – St. Joseph’s University

Excellence in Pre‐Calculus John D. LaPrise –University of Virginia

Excellence in World Literature Spencer T. Latran – Loyola University of Maryland

Excellence in Religion Daniel J. Lewis – University of Delaware (Honors)

Excellence in Honors Chemistry

Class of 1964 Award for Outstanding Chris an Service Daniel F. Lio a – St. Joseph’s University

Excellence in AP Sta s cs James M. Lockard ‐ Rice University

General Excellence

Highest Average in Senior Year

Eric D. Lundberg – West Chester University Ma hew J. Magno a – Northeastern University

Excellence in Public Speaking Patrick M. McCann – Drexel University (Honors)

Excellence in AP English and Composi on Daniel J. McGarry – Penn State University

Excellence in AP Chemistry Jus n C. McNabb – LaSalle University

Excellence in Cold War Studies Samuel S. Nardi – West Chester University Ryan C. O'Shea – Princeton University

General Excellence

Highest Average in Senior Year Roshan B. Patel – Case Western Reserve University

Excellence in AP Chemistry Hugh K. Phelan – University of Notre Dame (Honors)

Excellence in AP Spanish

Sean Popper Scholarship Nicholas A. Ragsdale – Drexel University (BS/MS) (Honors)

Excellence in AP Computer Science Patrick J. Robbins – Franklin & Marshall College Benjamin F. Senss –Drexel University (BS/MS)

Excellence in AP Calculus AB

Brady‐ Gallagher Award Nathan E. Stauffer – University of Pennsylvania

Loyalty and School Spirit Ma hew D. Swatski – Penn State University (Schreyer Honors)

Excellence in AP Chemistry

General Excellence

Highest Average in Senior Year Adam T. Swi – Rochester Ins tute of Technology (Honors)

Excellence in AP Calculus BC Alexander Teplyakov ‐ George Washington University

Excellence in AP German Nicholas R. van Schaijik – University of Dallas Michael A. Varricchio – LaSalle University Andrew M. Walsh – Grove City College David J. Walz Hill –St. Joseph’s University

Excellence in Physical Educa on Chase B. Weber – Washington and Lee University

Excellence in AP Environmental Science Nicholas J. Weis – St. Joseph’s University

Excellence in Italian David J. Welsh – Xavier University Connell J. White – Loyola University Maryland H. Sco Whi emore – Washington College

MOTHER ‐ SON COMMUNION BRUNCH Devon Prep’s annual Mother ‐ Son Communion Brunch, sponsored by the Parents Associa on, was held in the gym in late April. More than 140 moms and sons a ended the Mass celebrated by Headmaster Fr. James Shea. Several students and their moms par cipated in the Mass and the Devon Prep Music Ministry provided music. Following Mass the guests feasted on a delicious brunch that included eggs, bacon, French toast, quiche and pastries. For more photos go to: h p://www.devonprep.com/ studentlife/events1112/mother‐son‐breakfast12/mother‐son‐breakfast12.php

WORLD LANGUAGE HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION

Nearly 40 students were inducted into the French, Spanish and German Honor Socie es during a special ceremony in the gym which included informa on on each Honor Society, a candle ligh ng ceremony, and the presenta on of the inductees.

Each senior who is a current member of an honor society and the new senior inductees also received their honor cords to be worn at gradua on. The new inductees include:

SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY

FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY

Jus n Barker Maguire Bowie Ma hew Burke Christopher Clayton John Damstra Ma hew DiDonato Marco DiLeonardo Ryan Fulmer Jus n Hayden John Kane Brian Kozak Paul Kubat Michael LaBella Daniel McGarry Michael McKenna Antonio Muscarella James O’Shea Owen Phelan Patrick Shields James Stanish Nathanial Sakers Benjamin Senss Ryan Shannon Luka Zacharczuk

Andrew Bright Jonathan Liu Jason Sadek Kevin Sheng Timothy Crowe Ryan Ma ox Jacob Riedel Thomas Seykora

GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY William Dokas Sean Kennedy Jackson Misko Reese Bowden Kevin Fulmer Benjamin Jonik Rafael Suero Michael Tolvasia For more photos go to: h p://www.devonprep.com/ studentlife/events1112/ language‐honor‐society12/ language‐honor‐society12.php

DEVON PREP GLOBAL CONNECTIONS

DEVON STUDENTS VISIT FRANCE & GERMANY

SPANISH STUDENTS VISIT DEVON

During Easter break 13 Devon Prep students and three faculty chaperones, led by French teacher Mrs. Laura Mondon, travelled to Europe for a tour of France.

They began their tour in Caen, the capital and largest city in Basse Normandie where they visited the World War II Memorial. In Ba‐ yeux they saw the Tapisserie De Bayeux, a seventy‐meter strip of embroidered linen that recounts the story of the Norman con‐ quest of England, and the Cathédrale Notre‐Dame, the first home of the famed tapestry.

For more about the trip and photos go to: h p:// www.devonprep.com/studentlife/events1112/francetrip12/ francetrip12.php

During the spring semester Devon Prep hosted 18 Spanish exchange students and three of their teachers from Colegio Cristo Rey, a Piarist School in Zaragoza, Spain. The 12 young women and six young men, ages 14 and 15, spent two very busy weeks a ending classes at Devon Prep and visi ng Philadelphia, New York, Washington DC and Lancaster County. They also a ended a lacrosse game, a Sixers’ game and a performance of The Phantom of the Opera. They shopped at the King of Prussia Mall and many of them visited the Jersey shore with their host families. According to the students their trip to America was in‐ teres ng, exci ng and fun.

Devon Prep German Teacher Mr. Steve Lukens and a number of Devon students travelled to Germany for several weeks this sum‐ mer. They le on June 4th and headed to Heidelberg, Tubingen, and Stu gart where they visited the Albertus Magnus Gymnasium (AMG). AMG has conducted an exchange program with Devon Prep for more than 20 years. Mr. Hermann Rack coordinates the exchange program for AMG.

For more photos go to: h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/ events1112/germany12/germanytrip12.php

They enjoyed American fast food, Hershey’s chocolate and visi ng New York City. As one of the students, Marina, put it, “I’m not ready to go home yet. I would like to stay with my American family for two months.”

Thanks to the Devon Prep families who opened their homes to these students and especially to Ms. Barbara Medina who coordinated the en re program.

See more photos at: h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/ events1112/spanishexchange/spanishexchange.php

DEVON STUDENTS AND TEACHER WIN AWARDS AT REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR Devon Prep Sixth Grader Ma hew Siracusa and Ninth Grader Russell Emery, who won first place ribbons in the Chester County Science Research Compe on, both went on to win medals at the Delaware Valley Science Fair (DVSF) at the Greater Philadel‐ phia Expo Center in Oaks, PA. Devon Prep Science Teacher Mr. Roger Mecouch was also recognized at the DVSF. Over 1,000 students from Southeastern Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey and the state of Delaware competed in the DVSF.

Ma hew won a Second Place Award in the Computer Science category for students in grades 6 to 8. Siracusa also won the Broadcom Masters Middle School Award for his project “Prac cal Applica ons of Microso Kinect.” In the Chester Coun‐ ty Fair Siracusa won First Place and Best of Show in the Comput‐ er Science Category.

Russell received a Third Place Award in the Engineering category for 9th graders. He was invited to par cipate in a Nanotechnolo‐ gy Science Fair at the University of Pennsylvania in October. Rus‐ sell also received the following awards for his project “Rail Gun Science”: Third Place Award from the Ins tute for Electrical and Electronics Engineering , Inc.; Honorable Men on from the American Society of Naval Engineers; United States Navy/ Marine Corps Award; NANO/BIO Interface Center Award; and United States Air Force Award. In the Chester County Compe ‐ on he won First Place and Second Best of Show in the Engineer‐ ing Category.

In addi on, Mr. Mecouch received the DuPont Excellence in Teaching Award for the high school division. This recogni on included a monetary award and a trip to Pi sburgh for the Intel Interna onal Science and Engineering Fair (IISE) in May. The IISE Fair is an interna onal compe on, where high school freshmen through seniors from 65 foreign countries and 48 states compete for scholarships and prizes valued in the millions.

Mr. Mecouch said he was honored to be recognized as a teacher.

“But I’m really proud of Ma hew and Russell for doing so well in

the compe ons,” he explained. “As a sixth grader and ninth grader they have several more years of science fairs ahead of them. If they choose to con nue compe ng I expect they will be even more successful in the future.”

In his project “Prac cal Applica ons of Microso Kinect “ Ma hew tried to determine if Kinect Speech Recogni on could be used in an educa onal game and whether gender or age would affect the accuracy, and if so, could anything be done to improve the accuracy. He used the 24 Challenge game for his project.

In his project “Rail Gun Science” Russell tried to determine how current and voltage affect the speed of a projec le launched us‐ ing railgun technology. He also tested the efficiency of the design as a model for scaling up the technology. Russell built the railgun using a 12 volt ba ery, a large electroly c capacitor and a relay.

The relay allows the capacitor to discharge into itself or into a set of rails where a projec le will complete the circuit and move to the point of least current, nearest the end of the rails.

Delaware Valley Science Fairs, Inc. (DVSF) was founded in 1949. It is one of the oldest and largest Science Fairs in the country. The Fairs were designed as a vehicle for s mula ng interest in Sci‐ ence, Technology, Engineering and Mathema cs (STEM) among students in middle and high schools in the tri‐state area.

HUGH PHELAN— “MAIN LINE STUDENT OF THE WEEK”

Main Line Media News spotlighted Devon Prep Senior Hugh Phelan for his outstand‐ ing academic performance and communi‐ ty service. The ar cle outlined his accom‐ plishments, and featured an interview with Hugh, along with a video on the newspaper’s website.

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Check out Devon’s website to see photos of the following:

Middle School Spring Spirit Day h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/events1112/msSpiritDay12/ msSpiritDay2012.php

Ninth Grade History Projects h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/events1112/historyprojects12/ historyprojects12.php

2012 Jewi Cup h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/events1112/jewi Cup12/ jewi Cup2012.php

2012 Spring Concert h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/events1112/spring‐concert12/ spring‐concert12.php

2011‐12 SECOND SEMESTER HONOR ROLL The following students have been named to Devon Prep’s Second Semester Honor Roll for the 2011 ‐ 12 academic year.

Dis nguished Honors reflects an average of 3.80 and above. Honors reflects an average of 3.0 and above.

Seniors

Juniors

DISTINGUISHED HONORS

DISTINGUISHED HONORS

Ma hew T. Bonner Ma hew T. Burke Christopher P. Caporale Conrad A. Damstra John R. Damstra Richard A. DiColli Thomas E. Frawley Ryan T. Fulmer Richard C. Gallo Joseph F.Geiger Sean P. Gillin Zachary E. Hallinan Stephen H. Kohlbrenner Ma hew A. Kramer Brian D. Kropilak Paul R. Kubat Spencer T. Latran Daniel J. Lewis James M. Lockard Ma hew J. Magno a Daniel J. McGarry Ryan C. O'Shea Roshan B. Patel Hugh K. Phelan Nicholas A. Ragsdale Patrick J. Robbins Benjamin F. Senss Nathan E. Stauffer Ma hew D. Swatski Adam T. Swi Alexander Teplyakov Nicholas R. van Schaijik Chase B. Weber Nicholas J. Weis

Jus n W. Barker Maguire L Bowie Christopher J. Clayton Timothy P. Crowe Ma hew J. DiDonato Kevin D. Fulmer Jus n F. Hayden Benjamin A. Jonik Jacob R. Kampman John R. Kane Michael P. LaBella Ryan M. Ma ox Antonio D. Muscarella Jacob E. Riedel Thomas F. Seykora Ryan T. Shannon Rafael Suero Michael A. Tolvaisa

HONORS Zachary T. Bonner Kyle M. Koehler John D. LaPrise Daniel F. Lio a Eric D. Lundberg Patrick M. McCann Jus n C. McNabb Samuel S. Nardi Michael A. Varricchio Andrew M. Walsh David J. Walz David J. Welsh Connell J. White H. Sco Whi emore

HONORS Connor E. Carson Jack D. Chris ansen Daniel C. Fletcher Michael A. Giampietro Joseph D. Haruch Brian J. Koskinen Brian E. Kozak Ian P. McConnell Dominic N. Nguyen Nathaniel H. Sakers Zachary S. Schaefer Jus n L. Wright Luka D. Zacharczuk

Sophomores DISTINGUISHED HONORS Sean J. Bevan Andrew A. Bright John K. Burke Benjamin S. Conser Marco DiLeonardo William H. Dokas Michael T. Horbowy Bre N. Kelly Sean M. Kennedy Corey J. Kohlbrenner Michael J. Lawrence Jonathan Z. Liu Nicholas J. Love Ma hew J. McDevi K. Michael McKenna Jackson R. Misko James P. O'Shea Nicholas G. Peters

Owen Phelan Jason Sadek D. Fiore Schena Kevin S. Sheng Patrick J. Shields James P. Stanish Jefferson Toro

HONORS Brandon D. Balbirnie Andrew C. Brekus Johnathan M. Clemen William R. Culbertson Jonathan P. Gannon John Paul L. Gies Grant G. Latran Ma hew D. McSurdy John J. Roth Zachary T. Schellenger Ma hew M. Sidor Max J. Smith Eric M. Toddy Robert L. Wa ers

Freshmen DISTINGUISHED HONORS Daniel R. Azarian Pandurang R. Bharne Patrick Blumenthal Alex D. Carandang Daniel J. Crowe Andrew W. Dawson Russell T. Emery John K. Hegarty Evan P. Hennessy John J. Holmes Nicholas A. Ippoli Daniel F. Kennedy Michael G. Knudson Maxwell Lee Joshua M. Lieberman James P. Lucas Angelo A. Luche Daniel P. McCallister Albert‐Emanuel Milani William J. Moreno Chris an J. Nave Aus n T. Noska Sean M. O'Brien Michael L. Pauciulo James M. Poslusny Patrick J. Rohr Andrew M. Shannon Nicholas B. Snyder Andrew G. Stauffer Joseph G. Te Andrew C. Walheim Lucas A. Watson

HONORS

Seventh Grade

Graham Alabdulla Henry R. Bule James D. Jr. Cashel James E. Colleran Eric A. DiPietro Landon Farnsworth Ma hew R. Freney Mitchell L. Galarneau Nicholas G. Giampietro Andrew R. Hayden Tyler J. Klicka Andrew J. Kramer Stephen T. Lewis Andrew J. Loper Jack E. Morris Sean T. Phelan Joseph H. Walker Samuel S. Young

DISTINGUISHED HONORS

Eighth Grade DISTINGUISHED HONORS Alexandru Damian Sean A. Fulmer Enoch S. Lee Joshua Y. Lee Kyle A. Mooney Erick V. O'Brien Richard P. O'Flynn Shyamal B. Patel Robert P. Pickell Sekajipo Taplah Maximilian H. van Schaijik

HONORS Connor J. Balog Andrew J. Barella Andrew R. Be s Alexander S. Bygrave Sco O. Clancy Lorenzo T. Giannandrea Anthony L. Lambright Sean P. McGeehan Shane L. Norris John F. Parkinson August J. Piro

Ryan A. Hallinan David Haruch Kevin L. Holmes Benjamin J. Lubker Sawyer A. May Alexander C. Nawn John B. Rufo

Connor P. Ryan Daniel D. Shannon Arnold J. Tiglao Michael A. Weir

HONORS Connor F. Galarneau Tyler J. Keough Andrew P. Knaus John W. Marquis Christopher D. McAlee Daniel J. O'Malley Brandon C. Smoot Jack I. Wagner Paul I. Yoo

Sixth Grade DISTINGUISHED HONORS Thomas S. Brower Jus n Chambers Michael C. Hinke Jamie W.C. Lorgus Brendan J. McGrath Akul Naik Ma hew V. O'Brien Jacob Thomas H. Pabia Michael S. Pietrafi a Christopher L. Rufo Paris T. Shusterfallou Ma hew D. Siracusa Stephen A. Smith

HONORS James M. Costello Caelan J. Coyne William C. D'Amico Kyle M. Husar Brian J. O'Malley Jacob M. Snyder Augus n X. Thompson Tyler J. Wright

MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS EIGHTH GRADERS MOVE UP

Devon Prep Eighth Graders graduated from Middle School during an Advancement Ceremony held at Our Lady of the Assump on Church in Strafford. The evening began with a Mass celebrated by Headmaster Rev. James J. Shea, Sch.P. and concelebrated by Fr. Javier Renteria, Sch.P. and Fr. Richard Wyzykiewicz, Sch.P.

Following the Mass Middle School Director Mr. Barry Brazunus presided over an Awards Ceremony. Congratula ons to the awardees and all the members of Devon Prep’s gradua ng Eighth Grade. See more photos at: h p://www.devonprep.com/ studentlife/events1112/8thgr‐grad/8thgr‐grad.php

Connor J. Balog Andrew J. Barella Andrew R. Be s ‐ EXCELLENCE IN GEOGRAPHY AWARD Robert L. Boland ‐ EXCELLENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AWARD Alexander S. Bygrave ‐ EXCELLENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AWARD Sco O. Clancy ‐ EXCELLENCE IN AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD Alexandru Damian ‐ EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS AWARD‐Geometry Sean Andrew Fulmer ‐ EXCELLENCE IN LATIN AWARD Lorenzo T. Giannandrea Anthony L. Lambright ‐ EXCELLENCE IN LANGUAGE ARTS AWARD Brendan J. Leardi Enoch S. Lee ‐ EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS AWARD‐Algebra I Joshua Y. Lee ‐ EXCELLENCE IN HEALTH STUDIES AWARD Stefan P. MacLachlan Sean P. McGeehan Ma hew J. McLaughlin Brock M. Monahan Kyle A. Mooney ‐ GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARD Shane L. Norris ‐ LOYALTY AND SCHOOL SPIRIT AWARD Erick V. O'Brien ‐ EXCELLENCE IN ENGLISH AWARD Richard P. O'Flynn ‐ EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE AWARD John F. Parkinson ‐ EXCELLENCE IN SPANISH AWARD Shyamal B. Patel ‐ GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARD Robert P. Pickell ‐ EXCELLENCE IN RELIGION AWARD August J. Piro Fadee V. Rumman‐Obeid Sekajipo T. Taplah Maximilian H. van Schaijik ‐ EXCELLENCE IN MUSIC STUDIES AWARD

Students Win Awards at State Science Olympiad

event had only been sponsored by college students. In the years Devon Prep students have been “staying up,” they raised over $200,000 for hospitals that care for ill children.

See more photos at: h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/ events1112/msup4acause12/msup4acause.php

Sixth Graders Visit NYC

Devon Prep’s Middle School Science Olympiad Team par cipated in the 2012 Pennsylvania State Compe on in late April. Eighth Grad‐ ers Alex Damien and Shymal Patel won 2nd Place for their Mouse‐ trap Car design Sixth Grader Ma hew Siracusa and Eighth Grader Richard O’Flynn took third place for their Tower Building project.

Over 1,000 students from 72 high schools and middle schools across the state par cipated in the 2012 Pennsylvania Science Olympiad Finals held on the campus of Juniata College. Teams a ending the state finals at Juniata qualified by finishing first or second at one of six regional compe ons held in March.

Sixth Graders and their chaperons traveled to New York City for their first Devon Prep field trip in early May. Among the first places they visited was the Liberty Science Museum where they saw “To the Arc c” in the IMAX theater. On Liberty Island a Ranger spoke to the boys about the meaning of the Statue of Liberty as well as her vital sta s cs. They later took a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge which led to dinner at Grimaldi's in Brooklyn. They also vis‐ ited Times Square, St. Peter’s Cathedral, Rockefeller Center and the Bronx Zoo among other places.

To see more photos go to: h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/events1112/fieldtripgr6‐ 12/fieldtrip‐gr6‐12.php

For more photos go to: h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/ events1112/science‐olympiad‐states12/science‐olympiad‐ states12.php

Students Raise Funds for St. Jude Children’s Hospital Eighth Graders Visit Boston

The Eighth Graders travelled to Boston for their weeklong field trip in May. Their guided tour took them to Quincy Market, the Holo‐ caust Museum, Faneuil Hall, King's Chapel Burying Ground, Paul Revere's House, and the legendary Mike's Pastry. They also went to the Holocaust Museum, Fenway Park, and the Boston Aquarium.

See more photos at: h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/ events1112/fieldtripgr8‐12/fieldtrip‐gr8‐12.php

Devon Prep’s Chris an Ac on Program (CAP) sponsored a Middle

School “Up for a Cause,” a five hour fundraiser which ne ed $5,000 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Sixth, seventh and eighth graders par cipated in this event which included lots of food, a moon bounce, basketball, dodgeball, board games and prizes.

CAP sponsored a similar event for Devon Prep’s Upper School stu‐ dents last fall, raising over $24,000, making the total dona on to St. Jude’s nearly $30,000 this year. More than ten years ago Devon Prep was the first high school in the country to a empt this all night event to raise money for charity. In the past, this type of

ATHLETICS Athletes Honored at Sports Banquets FRANK CASEY AWARD Thomas Frawley WADE STALLARD AWARD Jus n McNabb BARRY M. HENLEY AWARD Paul Kubat ALUMNI AWARD John LaPrise Kyle Koehler

UPPER SCHOOL The Upper School Sports Banquet was held in late May honoring our athletes from the Fall, Winter and Spring athle c teams. In addi on to presen ng MVP and Spirit awards for each varsity sport, special recogni on was given to Mr. and Mrs. McNabb for their support of the athle c program and Devon Prep. All four of their sons were educated at Devon. Athle c Director Mark Aqui‐ lante also recognized senior Spencer Latran for his dedica on to the basketball and baseball teams and his endless school spirit.

The evening’s entertainment was provided by Track and Cross Country Coach Mr. Paul Sanborn who presented his award via video. He could not a end the banquet in person, but his video was just as humorous as his live presenta ons.

See more photos at: h p://www.devonprep.com/athle cs/ highschool/photos/us‐banquet12/us‐banquet12.php

Congratula ons to the awardees:

GOLF MVP ‐ Kyler Koehler SPIRIT ‐ Patrick Robbins

CROSS COUNTRY MVP ‐ Thomas Seykora SPIRIT ‐ Jus n McNabb

The Middle School Sports Banquet was held in the gym in mid May. All of the athletes on the Soccer, Basketball, and Baseball teams were recognized by their coaches. Several students also received MVP, SPIRIT and SPORTSMANSHIP Awards.

SOCCER MVP ‐ Paul Kubat SPIRIT ‐ Richard Gallo OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE SOCCER PLAYER – D.J.Walz

MIDDLE SCHOOL

BASEBALL MVP ‐ John LaPrise, Andrew Walsh SPIRIT –Richard Gallo, Ma hew Burke

TENNIS MVP ‐DJ Walz, Zachary Hallinan SPIRIT ‐Chase Weber

LACROSSE MVP ‐Nicholas Weis

BASKETBALL SPIRIT ‐ Ma hew Magno a, MVP ‐Stephen Kohlbrenner Gabriel Pallante

SPIRIT ‐ Nicholas Weis, SPRING TRACK & FIELD John Kane, Ma hew Burke MVP ‐Thomas Seykora

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD SPIRIT ‐ Daniel Lewis, MVP ‐ Thomas Seykora James O’Shea

SPIRIT ‐ Jus n McNabb,

Chase Weber

See more photos at: h p://www.devonprep.com/athle cs/ middleschool/photos/msSportsBanquet2012/ msSportsBanquet2012.php

Congratula ons to the following awardees:

SOCCER Daniel Shannon, MVP Enoch Lee, SPIRIT Kyle Mooney and Kevin Holmes, SPORTSMANSHIP

BASKETBALL Sean Fulmer, MVP Shane Norris, SPIRIT Jus n Chambers, Sawyer May, and Sean McGeehan, SPORTSMANSHIP

BASEBALL Andrew Be s, MVP Connor Galarneau, SPIRIT Jack Marquis, SPORTSMANSHIP

TRI‐ATHLETE AWARD Andrew Be s Sean McGeehan

Basketball Players Named to All‐Main Line Teams

Steve Kohlbrenner

Kyle Koehler

Michael Giampietro

The Main Line Media News named three Devon Prep varsity bas‐ ketball team members to the 2011‐12 ALL‐MAIN LINE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAMS. Senior Forward Steve Kohlbrenner was named to the Second Team and Junior Guard Michael Giampietro and Senior Forward Kyle Koehler each re‐ ceived an Honorable Men on. Congratula ons!

Baseball Players Named to All BAL & All‐Main Line Teams

Congratula ons to the following varsity baseball players who were named to the 2012 All Bicentennial Athle c League (BAL) Baseball Teams and All‐Main Line Baseball Teams.

John LaPrise (Senior Shortstop) 2012 BAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR All BAL First Team, All‐Main Line First Team Zachary Schellenger (Sophomore Pitcher) All BAL First Team, All‐Main Line First Team Andrew Walsh (Senior Second Baseman) All BAL First Team, All‐Main Line First Team Jus n Wright (Junior Third Baseman) All BAL First Team, All‐Main Line Second Team Rich Gallo (Senior Ou ielder) All BAL Second Team, All‐Main Line Second Team CJ Kohlbrenner (Sophomore Pitcher) All‐Main Line Second Team

John LaPrise

Zachary Schellenger

Andrew Walsh

Richard Gallo

Jus n Wright

CJ Kohlbrenner

BASEBALL SENIOR DAY The varsity baseball team honored senior players and their parents before a game against Harriton in May. Congratula ons to Ma Burke, Richard Gallo, Paul Kubat, John LaPrise, Andrew Walsh and Team Manager Spencer Latran.

From Baseball to NHS John LaPrise is Grateful for His Devon Prep Experience John LaPrise is an excellent athlete and a good student with a strong Catholic faith. He came to Devon Prep in ninth grade and in the four years since he has gained a top notch educa on, strong friendships, compe ve athle c skills and a deep apprecia on for his Devon Prep experience.

“This was the best decision of my life,” John said. “Mr. Aquilante had a lot to do with it because he’s a really great coach. And my parents obviously were really interested in the educa on,” he explained. “I think Devon has allowed me to mature and grow as a person and a player. People here really helped me to stay under the radar when I needed to, and when I was ready to showcase myself they helped me do that too.”

According to Mr. Mark Aquilante, Devon Prep’s Varsity Baseball Coach, the 6’ 1”, 170 lb shortstop, has quick hands and a great feel for the game. He ba ed .457 with 21 RBI's in 21 games as well as four home runs. An outstanding defensive shortstop, he was named the Bicentennial Athle c League’s 2012 Baseball Player of the Year .

In the fall John will play baseball at Division I University of Virginia.

UVA was his first choice and he was heavily recruited by the school.

He’s excited about playing there. “It’s the best of both worlds,” he said. “Awesome baseball, and awesome academics.”

Through much of his senior season scouts from several major league teams a ended Devon Prep games to watch John play. He was pro‐ jected to be dra ed between the 5th and 15th rounds of the Major League Baseball Dra .

“It was totally exci ng. I never expected that,” John said. “Although this is what I‘ve been working towards, I didn’t think it would come this early. It didn’t make me nervous. I just played the game and tried to help my team to win.”

For the TIDE John was a leader and team player. "If he didn't get any good pitches, he's was willing to take a walk and pass it to the next guy,” said Coach Aquilante. “He has a team‐first approach."

Baseball wasn’t the only sport John played while at Devon. As a freshman and sophomore he played soccer. He also played basket‐ ball for three years but decided to stop in his senior year to concen‐ trate solely on baseball. “I needed to get stronger for baseball. In the off season I worked hard on that,” he said.

When asked what team he would like to play for if he were dra ed by the majors, his answer was not surprising. “I’m open to any team that would be interested in me,” he said. “But obviously the Phillies, since they are my favorite team. That would be awesome.”

In addi on to being a standout ball player John was also an honor student, a member of the Campus Ministry, and a member of Devon’s Community Ac on Program (CAP). He was inducted into the Na onal Honor Society as a senior, an achievement of which he is very proud.

“I definitely have to work hard at academics and ge ng into the Na onal Honor Society was one of my goals,” acknowledged the 18 year old. “It was so cool. Several of my friends were inducted with me, so that was really exci ng.”

As a student and athlete John has shown leadership, strength, com‐ mitment, and compassion. You’d be hard pressed to find a fellow student or adult at Devon Prep who doesn’t like him.

He’s proud of his accomplishments but quick to give credit to those who helped him along the way. He is especially grateful for the op‐ portunity to a end Devon Prep.

“I think I am who I am today because of Devon. All the friendships I have and just the atmosphere there is unbelievable,” the future Cavalier said. “For me it was like a second home. I know the guys in my group of friends are going to be friends for the rest of our lives.

You can’t even explain the feeling that you have being a part of something so unique as this place.

“I think that being in an all‐ boys environment helped me because I didn’t get distracted. It has always been school, sports, friends and family for me,” John explained. “I was always so busy I didn’t really have me for much else. I had great friends and a good school.

That’s all I really needed.”

John LaPrise was featured in a Philadelphia Inquirer ar cle h p://www.philly.com/philly/sports high_school/20120509_LaPrise_a_pa ent_leader_for_Devon_Prep.html

and he was named Main Line Athlete of the Week h p://www.mainlinemedianews.com/ar cles/2012/05/16/sports/ doc4 3b8f76e6e0440937412.txt?viewmode=fullstory

To see more photos and a list of John’s athle c awards go to: h p://www.devonprep.com/athle cs/sportsnews1112/laprise/laprise.php

CLOSING CEREMONY AWARDS 2011‐12 The Closing Ceremony for 6th, 7th, 9th, 10th and 11th grade was cancelled this year because the gym floor is being replaced.

A complete list of academic and ac vi es awards can be found on Devon’s website at: h p://www.devonprep.com/studentlife/ studentnews/awards2012.php .

SIXTH GRADE EXCELLENCE IN RELIGION Stephen Smith

EXCELLENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE David Haruch

EXCELLENCE IN ENGLISH Paris Shusterfallou

EXCELLENCE IN ART Benjamin Rufo

EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS Akul Naik

LOYALTY AND SCHOOL SPIRIT Kevin Holmes

EXCELLENCE IN EARTH SCIENCE Ma hew Siracusa

GENERAL EXCELLENCE Benjamin Lubker Daniel Shannon

EXCELLENCE IN HISTORY Michael Hinke

NINTH GRADE

EXCELLENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE Michael Pietrafi a EXCELLENCE IN ART James Costello

EXCELLENCE IN HEALTH STUDIES Kyle Husar EXCELLENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jus n Chambers

LOYALTY AND SCHOOL SPIRIT William D’Amico

GENERAL EXCELLENCE Thomas Brower Jacob Pabia

EXCELLENCE IN LATIN Sawyer May

EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS Andrew Knaus Michael Weir

EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE Arnold Tiglao

EXCELLENCE IN HISTORY Tyler Keough

EXCELLENCE IN GEOGRAPHY Alexander Nawn

EXCELLENCE IN MUSIC STUDIES Connor Ryan EXCELLENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION John Marquis

EXCELLENCE IN ART William Moreno Joseph Te

EXCELLENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE Nicholas Ippoli

EXCELLENCE IN HEALTH STUDIES Nicholas Snyder

EXCELLENCE IN LATIN II Bre Kelly Michael Lawrence EXCELLENCE IN SPANISH II Nicholas Love Michael McKenna

EXCELLENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION James Cashel Tyler Klicka

EXCELLENCE IN ENGLISH Christopher Clayton AP ENGLISH Michael Tolvaisa

EXCELLENCE IN SAT STUDIES Nathaniel Sakers

EXCELLENCE IN FRENCH III Timothy Crowe

EXCELLENCE IN SPANISH IIII Michael LaBella

EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS Geometry Alex Carandang Algebra I Daniel McCallister Advanced Algebra I Sean O’Brien Algebra II Albert‐Emanuel Milani

EXCELLENCE IN ENGLISH Ryan Hallinan

ELEVENTH GRADE EXCELLENCE IN RELIGION Jus n Barker Michael Giampietro

EXCELLENCE IN GERMAN II Sean Kennedy

EXCELLENCE IN LATIN La n I Chris an Nave Andrew Stauffer La n III James Lucas

EXCELLENCE IN ENGLISH Jonathan Gannon Michael Horbowy James Stanish

EXCELLENCE IN RELIGION Jack Wagner

EXCELLENCE IN FRENCH II Andrew Bright

EXCELLENCE IN GERMAN I Daniel Kennedy

EXCELLENCE IN STUDIES IN SAT ENGLISH John Paul Gies

EXCELLENCE IN FRENCH I James Poslusny

GENERAL EXCELLENCE Marco DiLeonardo

EXCELLENCE IN SPANISH Spanish I Patrick Blumenthal Andrew Shannon Spanish II Joshua Lieberman

EXCELLENCE IN MUSIC STUDIES Jamie Lorgus Brendan McGrath Brian O’Malley

LOYALTY AND SCHOOL SPIRIT Andrew Kramer

SEVENTH GRADE

EXCELLENCE IN ENGLISH Michael Knudson Michael Pauciulo

LOYALTY AND SCHOOL SPIRIT James O’Shea

EXCELLENCE IN RELIGION Benjamin Conser Fiore Schena

PUBLIC SPEAKING Andrew Loper

TENTH GRADE

EXCELLENCE IN RELIGION Daniel Crowe Andrew Walheim

EXCELLENCE IN HISTORY Daniel Azarian

EXCELLENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jonathan Liu

GENERAL EXCELLENCE Pandurang Bharne John Hegarty

EXCELLENCE IN BIOLOGY Russell Emery Evan Hennessy Angelo Luche i

EXCELLENCE IN GERMAN III Benjamin Jonik

EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS ALGEBRA II Jacob Kampman AP CALCULUS AB Rafael Suero

EXCELLENCE IN PHYSICS Zachary Schaefer

EXCELLENCE IN SPANISH III Owen Phelan

EXCELLENCE IN MATHEMATICS GEOMETRY Corey Kohlbrenner ALGEBRA II Sean Bevan ALGEBRA II and TRIGONOMETRY Ma hew McDevi PRE‐CALCULUS

Kevin Sheng

AP PHYSICS Thomas Seykora

EXCELLENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE Daniel Fletcher

EXCELLENCE IN HISTORY Jacob Riedel

AP HISTORY Ma hew DiDonato

EXCELLENCE IN AP GEOGRAPHY Jefferson Toro

LOYALTY AND SCHOOL SPIRIT Kevin Fulmer

EXCELLENCE IN HISTORY Nicholas Peters

AP HISTORY William Dokas

EXCELLENCE IN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

Jackson Misko

EXCELLENCE IN AP BIOLOGY Jason Sadek Patrick Shields

EXCELLENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION John Kane

GENERAL EXCELLENCE Antonio Muscarella Ryan Shannon

DEVON PREP IN THE NEWS 2011‐12 Some online links to area newspaper stories about Devon Prep.

CHESTER COUNTY SCIENCE FAIR h p://westchester.patch.com/ar cles/henderson‐student‐qualifies‐for ‐delaware‐valley‐science‐fair h p://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/chester_county/143491266.html h p://www.mainlinemedianews.com/ar cles/2012/04/13/ main_line_suburban_life/life/doc4f88605899acb747562243.txt

DELAWARE VALLEY SCIENCE FAIR

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SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

h p://haverford.patch.com/announcements/devon‐prep‐middle‐ school‐students‐qualify‐for‐state‐science‐olympiad‐62be18f2 h p://te.patch.com/announcements/devon‐prep‐middle‐school‐ students‐qualify‐for‐state‐science‐olympiad h p://www.engleonline.com/AdDesk/Htmlfiles/Readers/ar cle.epc? id=66689

THEATER – STAGE CREW

h p://te.patch.com/announcements/transforming‐a‐gym‐into‐a‐ broadway‐theater h p://news‐lib.com/post/reference‐and‐educa on/main‐line‐private‐ school‐students‐transform‐a‐gym‐into‐a‐broadw.html h p://www.delconewsnetwork.com/ar cles/2012/03/28/life/ doc4f733d3039282400154089.txt h p://patch.com/N‐drsC

SCIENCE HONOR SOCIETY

h p://www.engleonline.com/AdDesk/Htmlfiles/Readers/ar cle.epc? id=68183 h p://www.buzzbox.com/news/2012‐04‐24/chapter:science‐na onal‐ honor‐society/?clusterId=10383220 h p://ivonov.in/www.prlog.org/11857862‐devon‐prep‐inducts‐26‐ students‐into‐science‐na onal‐honor‐society.html

STUDENT OF THE WEEK – HUGH PHELAN

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SPRING TIDE 2012

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MIDDLE SCHOOL UP FOR A CAUSE

h p://www.dailylocal.com/ar cle/20120426/LIFE01/120429729/ devon‐prep‐raises‐money‐for‐stjude‐s‐children‐s‐hospital h p://www.buzzbox.com/news/2012‐04‐24/cause:main‐line/? clusterId=10382476

NHS h p://www.engleonline.com/AdDesk/Htmlfiles/Readers/ar cle.epc? id=67132

ACT h p://www.dailylocal.com/ar cle/20120502/NEWS01/120509859/ two‐county‐high‐schools‐set‐for‐state‐compe on h p://phoenixville.patch.com/announcements/devon‐prep‐wins‐ chester‐county‐academic‐compe on‐championship

EAGLES SCOUTS h p://www.delconewsnetwork.com/ar cles/2012/05/25/ marple_newtown_county_press/news/ doc4 ffa027c53d682787849.txt h p://te.patch.com/announcements/devon‐prep‐eagles‐learn‐ lifelong‐lessons h p://www.niuzer.com/Pennsylvania/Devon‐Prep‐has‐eight‐ new‐Eagles‐11985361.html 

GRADUATION

h p://mainlinemedianews.com/ar cles/2012/05/31/ main_line_suburban_life/life/ doc4fc7ae099407c791390251.txt?viewmode=fullstory h p://te.patch.com/announcements/devon‐prep‐class‐of‐2012 ‐earns‐more‐than‐74‐million‐in‐academic‐scholarships h p://haverford.patch.com/ar cles/havertown‐students‐ graduate‐from‐devon‐prep#photo‐10389374 h p://marplenewtown.patch.com/ar cles/broomall‐newtown‐ square‐students‐graduate‐from‐devon‐prep#photo‐10403213 h p://radnor.patch.com/ar cles/wayne‐students‐graduate‐ from‐devon‐prep#photo‐first h p://media.patch.com/ar cles/havertown‐students‐graduate‐ from‐devon‐prep‐db9a406f#photo‐10389374

BASEBALL

h p://www.mainlinemedianews.com/ar cles/2012/03/22/ sports/doc4f69db3585c30638934421.txt h p://www.philly.com/philly/sports/ high_school/146194475.html h p://www.philly.com/philly/sports/ high_school/20120509_LaPrise_a_pa ent_leader_for_Devon_P rep.html h p://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/rick‐ obrien/150876906.html h p://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/rick‐ obrien/158765935.html h p://mainlinemedianews.com/ar cles/2012/07/06/sports/ doc4ff333f5c26c5067980061.txt?viewmode=fullstory

JOHN LAPRISE

h p://www.mainlinemedianews.com/ar cles/2012/05/16/ sports/doc4 3b8f76e6e0440937412.txt?viewmode=fullstory h p://www.overman‐hawaii‐intl.com/2012/05/25/video‐devon ‐prep‐shortstop‐john‐laprise‐is‐main‐line‐athlete‐of‐the‐week/ h p://www.philly.com/philly/sports/ high_school/20120509_LaPrise_a_pa ent_leader_for_Devon_P rep.html

LACROSSE

h p://www.mainlinemedianews.com/ar cles/2012/03/27/ sports/doc4f70df6be7a7e217456604.txt h p://www.mainlinemedianews.com/ar cles/2012/03/22/ sports/doc4f675caee4b7e492793653.txt?viewmode=fullstory

UPPER SCHOOL SPORTS BANQUET

h p://mainlinemedianews.com/ar cles/2012/05/31/sports/ doc4fc7b4cceb146122499121.txt?viewmode=fullstory h p://www.engleonline.com/AdDesk/Htmlfiles/Readers/ ar cle.epc?id=69955

SUPPORT THE SUPPORT THE DE DEVON PREP VON PREP A ANNUAL FUND

Thank you for your support of the 2011-12 Annual Fund. Your gifts to the Annual Fund made a difference to every student and every member of the faculty and staff! Because tuition alone does not cover the cost of providing a Devon Prep education, your tax deductible Annual Fund gifts are an essential source of revenue. The Annual Fund allows us to offer financial aid and scholarships, to attract and retain dedicated teachers, to support student activities and to improve our facilities.

We are pleased to announce that we have expanded our online giving program, to help as you plan your gift to the 2012-2013 Annual Fund. For your convenience we now offer a monthly giving option using PayPal, a trusted leader in online gift processing. Monthly giving offers a simple and convenient way to spread out your fiscal year giving in monthly installments.

As your gifts come in monthly, they support the immediate needs of the school throughout the year.

You can contribute to the Annual Fund by mail or online by visiting http://www.devonprep.com/support/giving.html

For more information on this and other ways that you can support Devon Prep contact Jeanmarie Emhof, Director of Development at 610.688.7337, development@devonprep.com

Please reinforce your commitment to making a difference and send in your gift to the 2012‐2013 Devon Prep Annual Fund today.

Mark Your Calendars Used Book Sale Tuesday, July 24 @ 7 PM (St. Anthony Hall)

Middle School Parent Athle c Mee ng Monday, August 27 @ 7PM

Return Forms to School Office All Summer Forms are Due Wednesday, August 1

School Opens No Devon Transporta on Tuesday, August 28 Middle School 8:30—11 AM Upper School 9:45—11:30 AM Mass 10 AM

New Middle School Parent Orienta on (parents only) Monday, August 20 @ 7PM

Upper School Soccer Parent Mee ng Monday, August 20 @ 7:30 PM

Orienta on for all NEW Middle School students Wednesday, August 22 10 AM — Noon

Orienta on for ALL Ninth Grade students Thursday, August 23 10AM— Noon

Back to School Family Picnic Thursday, August 23 @ 5:30 Pm

Full Day of Classes Wednesday, August 29

Full Day of Classes Thursday, August 30

No Classes Friday, August 31

Labor Day—No Classes Monday, September 3

ImPACT TEST

Devon Prep has ins tuted the ImPACT Test program for all students to evaluate head injuries. This non‐invasive, computerized exam is u lized in many professional, colle‐ giate, and high school sports programs across the country to successfully diag‐ nose and manage concussions.

The ImPACT Test is being administered to all Devon Prep students through the Guidance and Health Department.

If you have not done so yet, please complete and return the Consent Form as soon as possible so your son can be tested. Please address any ques ons to Mrs. Denise Gavin at dgavin@devonprep.com or 610‐688‐7337, ext. 112.

To access the Consent Form online: IMPACT TEST

Parents Associa on Mee ng Wednesday, September 5 @ 7:30 Pm

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