The Gael - Fall 2016

IN THIS EDITION SISTER BARBARA’S GROTTO THE 2016 PRESIDENT’S DINNER THE 2016 GOLF OUTING THE 2016 GRADUATION

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The Newsletter for Alumni and Parents of St. Mary’s/Kennedy Catholic High School Volume 22 – Fall 2016

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The Gael is produced by the Office of Advancement at John F. Kennedy Catholic High School. If you have any questions, comments or news you would like to share with us, please call (914) 232-5061 ext. 110 or write to Advancement@KennedyCatholic.org.

Publisher: Rev. Mark G. Vaillancourt, Ph.D. Editor-in-Chief: Fred Compton Design, Content: Jacob Bergmeier Contributing Writers: Jacob Bergmeier Fred Compton P ‘15, ‘18 Rich Kirby P’16, ‘19 Kelsey Baron ‘17 Ava Gallo ‘18 Katie Kennon ‘17

Contributing Editors: Stephen Schmidt Susan Willis Carol Morris P ‘01, ‘02, ‘09 Mary McGown Gina Cantarella P’16 Rosemary Davin P’05, ’07, ’11, ’13 Photographers: Jacob Bergmeier Kelsey Baron ‘17 (Good Morning, Sunrise)

Kennedy Catholic Board of Trustees Richard J. Davin P’05, ’07, ’11, ’13 - Advancement Chairman

Warren J. Lucas ’72, P’98, ’00, ’10 - Finance Chairman

Safety Chairman

Lester McGuire P’99

Darlene DelVechio

Bishop Peter Byrne

Lawrence E. Dwyer ’61, P’93 – Vice Chairman

Father Brian Thomas McSweeney

Mark Girolamo ’71

Rev. Robert F. McKeon – Chairman

Nancy Boutross Knight ’76, P’07,’10

Rev. Mark G. Vaillancourt, Ph.D. – Chief Executive Officer

Daniel F. Leary ’77 – Buildings and Grounds Chairman

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President’s Message For the past two years, Kennedy Catholic has been engaged in the Middle States accreditation process entitled Excellence

by Design. For all of us who love our school, it has been an opportunity to not only identify many of the successes we enjoy but also validate the innovations we have undertaken to make Kennedy Catholic the premier college preparatory school in Northern Westchester.

Our academic success is well known in the college circuit. With the highest average SAT scores in Northern Westchester, the class of 2016 went on to total over 29 million dollars in scholarship monies; attending nationally ranked colleges and universities throughout the United States. Our school takes great pride that our graduates have tremendous confidence to take on the challenge of a rigorous curriculum at the college level – something we prepared them well for here at Kennedy.

Over 15 percent of that same class went on to enroll in programs specializing in science and engineering. We recognize the importance of education in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. That is why our Robotics Program, and courses like 3D Computer Modeling, Medical Technology, Biotechnology and AP Computer Science are so important to ensure our graduates are prepared to take on the challenges of an ever developing technological world.

And instructional technology has always been on the forefront of Kennedy Catholic invocations. Now in its fourth year, the Seamless On Line Learning Program made up of iPad Air together with ExamSoft and the Blackboard Learning Management System, has greatly enhanced the quality of instruction offered to our students.

Now in our third year in the CHSAA (Catholic High School Athletic Association), our boys and girls varsity programs have seen tremendous competition, and proved themselves with multiple City and State Championships. Along with great team spirit and excellent coaching, the secret to their success can also be attributed to the premier athletic facilities on which they compete. Along with new competition, softball, and baseball fields, our school now enjoys a newly renovated track. Our next project is to put Kennedy in

Lights with all new stadium lighting for the artificial turf competition field – with your generosity I am sure we will make our goal.

And of course our faith has never been stronger. It is with great sorrow that we remember the passing of our beloved Sr. Barbara Heil, but it is a singular mark of comfort to see the tremendous outpouring of generosity that helped us finish the grotto devoted to her memory. We are especially thankful to His Eminence Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan, who will join us in the spring to preside over its dedication.

As always, our faith is strong, as is your commitment to our school. Please remember us as we prepare for the future of our students, especially this year as we celebrate 50 years of quality Catholic Education.

Go Gaels!

Sincerely and gratefully in Christ,

Fr. Mark Vaillancourt

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Missing Sister Barbara and Her Lovely Dolls - 2016 Auction Ava Gallo ‘18 The Kennedy Catholic High School Auction is always a fun event to attend, holding a silent auction and a live auction as well as having great food and live music. This year, the auction will be held on November 19th from 6pm-10pm.

Every year Sister Barbara would sew beautiful clothes for a doll to auction off at the silent auction. However, after the loss of our beloved Sister Barbara in March, the Kennedy Catholic High School 2016 Auction will be the first in Kennedy history to not have Sister Barbara’s dolls available.

Sewing the clothes for the doll was something Sister enjoyed doing and had a passion for. Mr. Schmidt recalls, “I know she used to make 6 or more outfits for the doll as well as provide the accessories such as shoes, jewelry, etc. She would also get the small ‘closet’ to hang and display all the clothes. Sr. Barbara loved to sew, as you may know from the many costumes she worked on for the school plays.”

Going past what Sister Barbara would do for the auction, Mr. Schmidt also stated, “She also provided all the banners that hung in commons, repaired the altar linens, etc. When we went to Goshen, if there was anything that needed repair she would mend it.” Jillian Flynn recalled what Sister Barbara used to say to her “Latin Scholars” about the dolls. She said that sister was proud of making the dolls and that it was something she loved to do and enjoyed doing as it brought her joy to make them. She would even line up the clothes

that she would put on the dolls in her office. It seems like making the dolls was something Sister Barbara would look forward to every year around November.

Sadly, this will be the first auction without Sister Barbara and her beautiful doll’s outfits, but the auction is still a great event to attend. The live auction presents items beneficial to the school or members of the Kennedy community. At the 2015 Auction, money was raised through the live auction for new lighting for the Kennedy Catholic High School Players and the Spring Musical, a row of seats at the graduation ceremony could be purchased, and one could also bid on a seat at the President’s Circle Dinner, among other quality items. Those in charge of the event always ensure that there is a good time to be had by all. The evening begins with a lovely selection of fruit, cheese, breads and crackers, wine and a delightful array of sandwiches and other small plate items. While people are bidding on the items in the silent auction, and in the past Sister’s dolls, a group of student musicians play some jazz music. The evening ends with the live auction, but don’t forget to grab a cup of coffee and a dessert on the way out!

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President’s Dinner 2016

Honoring Select Seniors, Ms. Kalantarov, Mrs. Devey, and Cardinal Dolan

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ennedy Catholic High School has been holding a President’s Dinner – honoring the stand-outs in our community – every year since 2009, and it is always a gala event. But the 2016 event had a little more lightning in its bottle than usual.

This was, after all, the 50th anniversary edition. It was a full half-century earlier that the school moved into its current location on 64 acres in Somers in 1966.

The past five decades has seen the school transform into an academic, athletic and artistic powerhouse in the very top percentiles of the country’s college preparatory schools.

The class of 2016 was awarded over $29 million in college scholarships, and in the months to follow would disperse to many of the top universities and military academies the nation has to offer.

of the night were introduced. It was clear that the event planners had placed their heavy hitters at the top of the line-up.

His Eminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York – and great friend to Kennedy Catholic - received the Founders Award from the school. Ordained into the priesthood in 1976, His Eminence has been a pillar of the Catholic Church in the United States throughout his distinguished career. Cardinal Dolan served as chairman of Catholic Relief Services, and is a member of the Board of Trustees of The Catholic University of America. He is

But first, there were honors to be meted out.

As students, parents, teachers and honorees made their way into the ballroom at the Westchester Marriott in Tarrytown on a cool evening in April, they were treated to cocktail hour music by the Kennedy Quartet, featuring Alyssa Di Grandi ‘11, Nicholas Di Grandi ‘16, Ava Gallo ‘18 and Marie Hull ‘18.

After the invocation by Fr. Vaillancourt, the first honorees

Members of the Sisters of Divine Compassion with Mr. Schmidt (Vice Principal) and Mr. and Mrs. Heil

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also a member of the Pontifical Council for Promoting New Evangelization, the Pontifical Council for Social Communications; and, at the Vatican, the Congregation for Eastern Churches, and the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples. His Eminence was elected to a three year term as president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, and now serves as chair of the Bishops’ Committee on Pro-Life activities. Following the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, Cardinal Dolan participated in the Conclave that elected Pope Francis in 2013.

Co-recipients of the Founders Award were the fourteen founding members of the Sisters of The Divine Compassion.

This order, created in 1886 to support and continue the mission of the Association for Befriending Children, has been serving the spiritual needs of communities throughout

Cardinal Dolan accepts his award for his many years of dedication to Catholic Education

of the Divine Compassion, and shared her gifts for teaching and administration with Kennedy Catholic continuously for over fifty years.

Dinner was served next, with music for the meal provided by pianist Nicholas Tinger ‘18.

Fr. Vaillancourt and Cardinal Dolan with Mr. John McAvoy and his wife, Kathy. John is the CEO of Con Edison and last year’s honoree

the tri-state area for well over a century. There are perhaps no more worthy recipients of the Founders Award as it was this religious institute which founded St. Mary’s School – Kennedy Catholic’s humble birthplace – in Katonah in 1928.

The evening turned inescapably melancholy with the presentation of the next honor. The Lux Christi award, given for lifelong contributions to Catholic Education, was presented in memoriam to Sr. Barbara Heil, RDC. Sr. Barbara trod like a giant through the history of Kennedy Catholic. She had been a member of the founding Sisters

Following dinner, Mrs. Maura Devey was honored with the Divine Compassion Award, which is bestowed to a member of the Kennedy community for his/her support of Catholic education and his/her role as an ambassador to Kennedy Catholic. Mrs. Devey was a graduate of Kennedy Catholic, as were her siblings, husband, and their three children.

She has been a stalwart volunteer at innumerable Kennedy functions, and a tireless evangelist reaching out to countless prospective parents and students. A former Co-Chair of the Family Association, she made a huge difference in the community in both our physical lives, working with the administration and the athletic department to initiate preconcussion screening, and our spiritual lives, caring for Our Lady during the refurbishment of the grotto.

With the line-up of educators at Kennedy, how do you pick a “Teacher of the Year?” The answer is simple: you don’t.

You let the teachers themselves choose from among their number. This year Mrs. Joanna Kalantarov, an immigrant from Poland, was so honored by her colleagues. Mrs. Kalantarov’s achievement is made the more amazing with the realization that she has only been teaching for seven years!

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In the minds of many of the guests assembled, the best was saved for last. Twenty-four members of the Class of 2016 were honored by Cardinal Dolan, Fr. Vaillancourt and those assembled as “Students of Excellence.” Each year, Kennedy students push the envelope of achievement a little further.

Besides the consistently stratospheric grades all have come to expect from this group, 2016’s Students of Excellence distinguished themselves by working an unprecedented number of volunteer hours “in real life” while still pursuing a rich slate of spiritual and athletic activities offered by the school.

Mr. Heil, the brother of Sister Barbara Heil, accepts the Lux Christi award in her memory.

Mrs. Joanna Kalantarov, Teacher of the Year (2016), with Cardinal Dolan during the cocktail hour

It was a magnificent evening with an equally distinguished guest list. Kudos to Fr. Vaillancourt, the 2016 Gala Committee, and the event’s many sponsors for shining the spotlight on those in the Kennedy community who by giving a little more and trying a little harder have made the Kennedy Experience so acclaimed throughout the region.

Interested in seeing more photos or downloading your photos from the event?

Visit KennedyCatholic.org/Image-Gallery

Clockwise from top left: Nicholas Tinger, Nicholas DiGrandi, Alyssa DiGrandi, Marie Hull, Ava Gallo

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Thank you to all of our sponsors who made the event possible Dinner Sponsor: The McAvoy Family P ’03, ‘06, ‘07, ‘12

Senior Class Sponsor:

Diamond Sponsor:

Bronze Sponsor:

William T. Slattery, CPA

Edward & Robin Anello P’00 First Student Inc.

Gold Sponsor:

The Meehan Family P’93, ‘01

Atlantic Westchester

The St. Augustine’s Golden Eagles

Benefactor Table:

The Bisaillon Family P’16, ‘18

Gloria Wood

The Lucas Family ‘72, P’98, ‘00, ‘04, ‘10

Dr. & Mrs. Christropher ‘69 Chiantella

Con Edison

The Cicchetti Family P’09, ‘19

Sponsor a Sister:

Sponsor Table:

Ellen Devey P’75, ‘76, ‘78, ‘82

Jan & Jean Anthony P’92, ‘97

The Cheever & O’Shea Families

Lawrence Dwyer ‘61, P’93 ‘96

Gregory & Ines Boston

Flynn & O’Hara

The Burns Family P’15, ‘18

Reception Sponsor:

The Hanzlik Family P’13, ‘16

Carlos & Sally Cartaya P’09, ‘10, ‘18

Crystal Blue Cleaning Services, Inc.

Jim & Arlene Heil

The Cicchetti Family P’09, ‘19

Peter & Martha Marron

Cathy & Mike Joyce P’12

The Cohen Family P’15, ‘16, ‘20

The Devey Family ‘83, P’13, ‘14, ‘16

Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP

The Davin Family P’05, ‘07, ‘11, ‘13

Edward & Lesley Kleinschmidt P’15, ‘17

The Faculty and Staff of Kennedy Catholic

The Kleinschmidt Family P’15, ‘17

Patron Table:

Silver Sponsor:

The O’Donnell Family P’95, ‘00, ‘01, ‘03

Dr. Kathy Reilly Fallon & James Fallon P‘19

Adams Book Company

James & Anita Ritch P’02, ‘04

Matthew ‘88 & Maureen Searles P‘17, ‘18

Kellianne Quinn Erath ‘85

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church

Mark Girolamo & The Class of ‘71

Future Generation, Inc.

St. Francis of Assisi Parish - West Nyack

The Livingston Family P’17

Thomas ‘78 & Sally Devino P’15, ‘16, ‘17

Marie Milbrandt

St. James the Apostle - Carmel

Our Lady of Sorrows Church

The Longest Family P’14, ‘15, ‘18

Stephen Schmidt

Platinum Sponsor:

Edward ‘73 & Michelle Sterling

The Cartaya Family P’09, ‘10, ‘18

The Tosto Family P’11

Cardinal Dolan and Fr. Vaillancourt with Senator Terrence Murphy and his wife, Caroline

Cardinal Dolan and Fr. Vaillancourt with Mr. & Mrs. Devey ‘83 and their son, Brian ‘16

THE GAEL Good Morning, Sunrise!

By Kelsey Baron ‘17

“GOOD MORNING, SUNRISE!” shouted approximately 800 rising high school seniors at 5:30 in the morning. A normal high schooler wouldn’t want to be awake at 5:30am, but this group was different. These 800 candidates were not only awake, but motivated and excited for the hour-anda-half of sunrise PT (physical training) that was about to begin. I and one other of my Kennedy classmates, Nick Goebelbecker, had the privilege to be among those 800 high schoolers, who were invited to attend The United States Naval Academy Summer Seminar, NASS. It is a week long immersive experience into life as a Naval Academy Midshipman. The program’s acceptance is even more competitive than getting accepted into the Naval Academy itself. During my week spent at the Academy, PT was part of our morning routine just about everyday.

We would then move onto tours and intramural sports, classes, or sea trials, depending on the day.

We call ourselves “Echo Elite” Each candidate was placed in a Company, Platoon, and Squad. This was how most of our daily activities were organized. I was a proud member of

Echo company, 2nd platoon, 1st squad.(Easy day Echo!)

During the week I came to have great pride in Echo2-1, and grew very close with the new friends I made, especially those in my squad. We called ourselves Echo Elite, and supported each other throughout the seminar.

We came from all over the U.S., from New Jersey to Texas to California. I’m still close with members of my squad, we share application experiences and advice with each other.

At meal times we ate with our squad. Although it was challenging with about 900 people talking at once, we managed to get to know each other during meal times and enjoyed some USNA traditions. One such tradition was opening a new jar of peanut butter by standing on your chair, yelling “Beat Army!!” and smashing the jar on your head so that the seal popped off, followed by a round of applause from the rest of the dining hall.

During the latter half of the week, we attended Naval Academy classes taught by Academy professors. From discussing military scenarios and what the right decision would be when

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NASS Students participate in “Wet and Sandy” One of my favorite parts of NASS was our day of Sea Trials.

Sea Trials is a 13 hour experience that plebes (freshman) at the academy complete towards the end of their first year.

We had a mini version of sea trials that was about 8 hours long, and consisted of four phases. My favorite part was “wet and sandy”, during which we jumped in the Severn River, fully clothed, then rolled around in the muddy sand and proceeded to do push ups and team building exercises.

It was challenging, cold, and slightly disgusting; but also, exhilarating, fun, and an experience I will never have anywhere else.

During NASS we attended many briefs about everything from academics at the Academy, to ethics, to job opportunities that would be available after graduation.

My favorite brief was presented by a woman named Ryan Manion. She spoke of her brother, Travis Manion, a Navy seal who made the ultimate sacrifice when hit by enemy sniper fire while aiding and drawing fire away from his wounded comrades. Travis’ actions that day allowed every other member of his patrol to survive the ambush. His sister, Ryan, and their mother created the Travis Manion Foundation in his honor. Its purpose is to serve veterans, remember the fallen, and inspire the next generation to live in a way that honors those who fought for their freedom. When asked why he was willing to go out on another deployment, Travis Manion answered, “If not me, then who?” Ms. Manion challenged all of us attending NASS to live out this idea and now, I want to pass this challenge on to you as well.

Do you know someone who is interested in becoming a Kennedy Catholic Gael?

Direct them to the Admissions page on our website. There they can learn about our process of admissions, sign up to shadow a current student for the day, learn about our curriculum, and so much more.

KennedyCatholic.org/Admissions

The United States Naval Academy Summer Seminar was one of the best weeks of my life. I highly urge high school juniors to consider applying for NASS and the Naval Academy itself.

NASS is a fantastic opportunity, and an experience like no other. It will challenge you, push you farther than you ever thought you would go, and reward you in ways you can’t even imagine. You will form friendships that will last across the country and learn lessons about character and morals that will stay with you throughout your life. I could not be more grateful for my week spent at the Academy. It is my dream to attend the Naval Academy, graduate as a part of the class of 2021, and to serve in our nation’s Navy. After all, “If Not Me, Then Who?”

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Kennedy Graduation - June 2016 This is not your finish line Every year, seniors line up two by two on the first weekend in June, walk down the center isle and hear that old favorite tune, Pomp and Circumstance. It’s the day they have waited for since they first set foot in the doors at Kennedy Catholic. They have worked hard day in and day out for this moment. They have spent four years building relationships with their peers who laughed and cried with them and with the teachers who provided them with the knowlege that will prove to be the building blocks for their future in college. Awards are given to those students who rise above the rest in academics, service, athletics, and more.

Speeches are given by student and faculty leaders in the school that inspire and retell adventures of yesterday. But this day isn’t just their end, adults know that this moment is also a beginning of a wonderful future full of possibilities. This is the beginning of a life for future teachers and guidance counselors, doctors and nurses, architects and engineers, artists and creators, moms and dads, and so many other wonderful careers.

If your son or daughter graduated this past June, visit: KennedyCatholic.Pixieset.com to download or view pictures

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THE GAEL Where did the Class of 2016 Get Accepted?

The University of Alabama Albany College of Pharmacy Albertus Magnus College Albright College Arcadia University The University of Arizona Belmont Abbey College Bentley University Berry College Binghamton University Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Boston College Boston University University of Bridgeport Bucknell University Buffalo State College of SUNY Caldwell University University of California, Santa Cruz Canisius College Case Western Reserve University The Catholic University of America Centenary College Central Connecticut State University University of Central Florida Centre College College of Charleston Christopher Newport University Clemson University Coastal Carolina University University of Colorado at Boulder Concordia College - New York University of Connecticut Davis & Elkins College University of Dayton University of Delaware University of Denver Dominican College Drew University Drexel University Duquesne University Dutchess Community College East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania University of Edinburgh Elon University Emerson College Emmanuel College Fairfield University Felician College Flagler College Florida State University Fordham University - Lincoln Center Campus/Rose Hill Campus Franklin and Marshall College Gannon University George Mason University The George Washington University Gettysburg College University of Hartford Hartwick College University of Hawaii High Point University Hillsborough Community College College of the Holy Cross Indiana University at Bloomington

Iona College The University of Iowa Ithaca College James Madison University Johnson & Wales University (Providence) Keuka College La Salle University Lafayette College Le Moyne College Lehigh University Lehman College of the CUNY Lesley University Loyola University Maryland Loyola University New Orleans University of Maine Manhattan College Manhattanville College Marist College Marquette University University of Maryland, Baltimore County University of Maryland, College Park Marymount Manhattan College Marywood University MCPHS - Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences University of Massachusetts, Amherst University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth Mercy College Merrimack College Miami University, Oxford University of Miami Michigan State University Middlebury College University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Monmouth University Montclair State University Mount Saint Mary College Mount Saint Mary’s University University of New Hampshire University of New Haven New Jersey Institute of Technology New York Institute of Technology New York University Newbury College Niagara University University of North Carolina at Charlotte North Park University Northeastern University University of Notre Dame Pace University, New York City Pace University, Westchester Campus University of the Pacific Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh Providence College Purchase College State University of New York Purdue University Quinnipiac University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Rhode Island Rhodes College University of Richmond Roanoke College Rochester Institute of Technology

University of Rochester Roger Williams University Rowan University Rutgers University-New Brunswick Sacred Heart University Saint Joseph’s University Saint Michael’s College The College of Saint Rose Salve Regina University University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of the Sciences in Philadelphia The University of Scranton Seton Hall University Sewanee: The University of the South Siena College Skidmore College Southern Connecticut State University Southern New Hampshire University Springfield College St. Bonaventure University St. John’s University St Stevens Institute of Technology Stonehill College Stony Brook University St. Thomas Aquinas College SUNY Albany SUNY Buffalo SUNY College at Brockport SUNY College at Cortland SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry SUNY College at Geneseo SUNY College at Old Westbury SUNY College at Oneonta SUNY College at Potsdam SUNY New Paltz SUNY Oswego SUNY Plattsburgh Susquehanna University Swarthmore College Syracuse University The University of Tampa Temple University University of Tennessee, Knoxville Towson University Trinity College Dublin University of Tulsa Union College Ursinus College University of Vermont Villanova University Virginia Tech Washington and Lee University Washington College Wentworth Institute of Technology West Virginia University Western Connecticut State University Western New England University College of William and Mary University of Wisconsin, Madison Worcester Polytechnic Institute Yale University York College of Pennsylvania

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Sister Barbara’s Grotto; Done From concept to completion, Sister Barbara’s Grotto project is done Back when the school at Kennedy Catholic was built, the construction workers created the Grotto as a gift to the school. They weren’t asked to do it and they weren’t paid to do it. It was their gift to the school. After Sister Barbara’s death, Father Vaillancourt asked the Family Association for help organizing a revitalization of the sacred space. Within a month’s time, the Family Association planned the project, created public awareness of the goal, and raised the funds to help set the wheels in motion. During the day, prayer goers are lead down a stone path to a patio area surrounded by newly added pine trees and plants. During the evening, the sacred space is lit with a new walkway lamp, lighting that shines on Sister’s memorial stone, new spot lights on our Virgin Mary, and underlighting on the seating area on the patio. We would love for you to come pray with us and remember our beloved Sister Barbara.

Want to see more?

Visit KennedyCatholic.org/Image-Gallery See images from Sr. Barbara’s Grotto and much more.

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2016 Annual Golf Outing at Centennial Golf Club Creating Memories While Supporting Kennedy Catholic The 2016 Kennedy Catholic Golf Outing was held on October 6 and the day could not have been any more perfect. Cool fall temperatures with a bright blue sky and the backdrop of fall foliage on Centennial Golf Club’s course made for a beautiful event. Kennedy’s fall event is one of the main fundraisers for the school and is led by the Advancement team and the Golf Outing Committee.

The traditional first Thursday of October date seems to work out well, so make sure you mark your calendars for the 2017 outing which will be held next October 5, 2017.

For more information, to see pictures, or to see the video made by the Kennedy Catholic Film Club, visit the golf page on our website: KennedyCatholic.org/Golf-Outing

Mr. Fred Compton, Director of Advancment, with Mrs. Virginia Vettoretti and Mrs. Gina Cantarella

SAVE THE DATE OCTOBER 5, 2017

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Thank you to all who made the event possible: Cart Sponsors

Greenway General Contracting Brian Duffy ‘92

Beverage Cart Sponsor Slattery Stragegies, Inc.

Longest Drive Sponsor

Peter DiNatale & Associates Inc.

Lunch Sponsor

The Hasso Family P’17

Cocktail Contest Sponsor Keep Insurance Agency Joseph and Gina Cantarella P’16

Putting Green Sponsor The Burns Family P’15, ‘18

Gift Bag Donors

Action Chutes Centennial Golf Club Charles Snack Food, Inc. Crystal Blue Cleaning Service, Inc. Deiana’s Custom Collision, Inc. Greenway General Contracting

Keep Insurance Agency Salem Landscaping & Maintenance, Inc. United Print Group

Diamond Underwriter

Competetive Telecoms Group City Lumber Inc. Dp Wolff, Inc. Macromark, Inc./Adam Moran P’17

Gold Underwriter

IntraLogic Solutions, Inc.

Silver Underwriter

A. W. Meyer Co, Inc. Sally & Carlos Cartaya P’09, ‘10, ‘18 Mario & Teresa Cartularo Marty & Katie Glembotzky P’16 Deacon Al Impallomeni Stephen Schmidt Victor & Megan Ziminsky P’20

Bronze Underwriter

Edward & Martha Cesaitis P’20 Edward & Jodee Novak P’08

Hole Sponsors

Mark Vaillancourt - The David B. Vaillancourt Scholarship Fund Marie Milbrandt National Acoustics Inc Mary Fleitz Stephen Schmidt Keep Insurance Agency Susan Moon The Tinger Family P’13, ‘15, ‘16, ‘18, ‘20 Ledley Food Services Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms, Inc Brendan Spillane P’13, ‘14, ‘19 Nancy Kennon The Gilmore Family ‘17 Park Ford National Reality Advisors Group Inc Matthew Devey Panny and Son Plumbing and Heating P’17 Marty & Catherine Glembotzky P’16 The Brown Family P’16, ‘18, ‘19 The Brann Family P’18 Indian Auto Collision

Donations

Depot Wine & Liquors Crabtree’s KittleHouse Restaurant & Inn Best Buy Nino’s Restaurant Anglebrook Golf Club Little Crepe Shop Keep Insurance Agency Froggy’s BSN SPORTS - GC16 Grand Prix New York Centennial Golf Club David Zona Brian Duffy Cafe of Love Westchester Burger Village Social Bill Linet Atlantic Westchester Charles Snack Food, Inc. Mulino’s of Westchester Eileen Cooney Starbucks Trump National Golf Club Pehenakonck Country Club

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THE GAEL Presidential Primary Debate Comes to Kennedy Campus Katie Kennon ‘17 vote the next day from their iPads. If only New York State would update their voting systems so we could all use touch screens to cast our ballots!

Kennedy Catholic’s Young Republicans Club joined forces with the Debate Club for an epic fight “presidential style” in Trump vs. Cruz vs. Kasich: Mock Republican Debate.

On Thursday, April 28, the Young Republicans Club hosted a GOP presidential candidate debate. Moderators from the KCHS Young Republicans asked the “candidates” tough questions about their positions on key issues like abortion, jobs, and homeland security. Members of KCHS’s Debate club prepped for the roles of the remaining Republican candidates.

Our goal of hosting the debate, as stated by Mr. Santini, the moderator of the Young Republicans Club, was “to increase students’ awareness of the issues that matter in our lives, and to show students the importance of being involved and responsible citizens. How the USA uses our military, for example, will affect whether our students will be called upon in the future, to fight against evils such as ISIS...how the country feels about abortion, for example, could result in changes in the law that are more in line with what Catholics believe. Students need to know that because as they get older these issues will affect them more directly. They are being discussed in the Presidential debates now, and it is a good time for students to hear about them.”

The three Republican candidates attracted all types of voters. Many were new Republican voters because this year’s primary had candidates that were different from other presidential elections. Donald Trump has never been a politician and Ted Cruz was a favorite of the “Tea Party” that just emerged in 2009.

Students got to watch the debate live during homeroom on Thursday. Afterwards students were able to cast their primary

“The Young Republicans Club exists to show more students the logic of the Republican view of the world - less government control in our lives, keeping more of the money we earn, a renewed devotion to God and country by our citizens, and a stabilizing presence for the USA in the world.”

Mr. Santini has also shared that the Young Republicans Club is also planning on another debate in the fall and a school election that will offer students a chance to vote in a mock Presidential election of the candidates that America will vote for on November 8th. Hopefully, by this time, Kennedy Catholic will also have a Young Democrats Club to participate in these exciting political events.

Volume 22 - Fall 2016

Talent Show 2016 How lucky are we Ask students years after they graduated what their favorite yearly event is and they are likely to say the Spring Talent Show. Over the past few years under the advisement of Mr. Tieber, the event has flowed seemlessly from act to act, thanks in part to his same stage crew that organize the Spring Musical. Students sing, dance, and perform their talents and now you can see and hear those acts on our Youtube channel. This year’s winner was none other than a freshman phenom, Keily Beltran. To date, we can’t remember a time when the youngest of Kennedy’s crowd has taken the top spot, but Keily wears that crown well. One of the top performers of the event was one of Kennedy’s international students. Marcia Qui perfomed a traditional Chinese Butterfly Dance that wowed the crowd with elegance and grace. Who knows, maybe this year’s winner will be another freshman. No matter who wins, we can’t help but say, “How lucky are we to have such amazing talent!”

Visit our Youtube page to view the 2016 Talent Show in its entirety. Youtube.com/KennedyCatholic1967

THE GAEL 2015-2016 Annual Giving Thanks to the kindness and generosity of our charitable patrons, Kennedy Catholic is able to flourish. From building improvements to educational scholarships, your donations help to improve the excellent education Kennedy Catholic provides. If you haven’t already contributed to our on-going success and you have the means to do so, please consider joining our cadre of supporters by contributing.

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Volume 22 - Fall 2016 Mr. Gilbert and Mrs. Grace Rehfeld P’17 Mr. John Reigle ‘70 Mr. Hugh Rennalls and Mrs. Rita Sharples P’07 Mr. Richard and Mrs. Dana Rennia P’17 Mr. Craig and Mrs. Elaine ‘66 Reynolds Mr. James and Mrs. Anita Ritch P’02,’04 Mr. Clemente and Mrs. Angelica Rivera P’19 Mr. Frank and Mrs. Queen Robinson Mr. Stephen ‘73 and Mrs. Laurie Rogan Mr. Paul and Mrs. Mary Romagnoli P’20 Ms. Mary Round ‘71 Mr. Charles Round ‘75 Mr. Vincent and Mrs. Suzanne Ruggiero P’18,’20 Mr. D. Michael Ryall ‘88 Mr. Kevin and Mrs. Jean Ryan P’15 Ms. Julie Salicrup ‘88

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Mr. John Tobin ‘75 Mr. Stephen ‘76 Tomaskovic and Mrs. Linda Bennett Mr. Harry and Mrs. Sandra Tompkins, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Travaglione ‘86 Ms. Diane Tyrrell Mr. Vincent and Mrs. Jolene Vesce P’16 Ms. Francesca Vollaro ‘75 Mr. John and Mrs. Catherine Volpi P’16,’19 Ms. Holly Walsh ‘02 Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Mary Weidenhamer P’15 Mrs. Elsie and Ms. Caroline ‘84 Westerfield Mr. Lance and Mrs. Maryann Whitson P’16 Mr. Theodore and Mrs. Mary ‘83 Witting Mr. Andreas and Mrs. Donna Wolter P’14,’17,’19 Mr. Vincent ‘76 and Mrs. Ellen Young Mr. Gary and Mrs. Anne Zimmerman ‘81,P’19 Mr. Fiore and Mrs. Kim Zuccarelli P’18

Kennedy Under Lights Help support our athletic program and put lights on the Main Athletic Field. To learn more about this project as well as others, visit: KennedyCatholic.org/Support-Us

See what groups and graduating classes gave to Kennedy.

A gift can come from direct contributions or the proceeds from attending a Kennedy fundraising event. To learn how you can participate, visit: KennedyCatholic.org/Support-Us Donation Name Class of 1945 (1 record) Class of 1946 (2 records) Class of 1949 (5 records) Class of 1950 (1 record) Class of 1952 (1 record) Class of 1953 (2 records) Class of 1954 (1 record) Class of 1955 (3 records) Class of 1957 (9 records) Class of 1959 (1 record) Class of 1961 (6 records) Class of 1962 (4 records) Class of 1963 (7 records) Class of 1965 (2 records) Class of 1966 (3 records) Class of 1967 (2 records) Class of 1968 (12 records) Class of 1969 (6 records) Class of 1970 (21 records) Class of 1971 (14 records) Class of 1972 (15 records) Class of 1973 (16 records) Class of 1974 (9 records) Class of 1975 (20 records) Class of 1976 (7 records) Class of 1977 (6 records) Class of 1978 (8 records)

Amount $50.00 $150.00 $260.00 $100.00 $200.00 $400.00 $100.00 $250.00 $915.00 $50.00 $955.00 $1,700.00 $300.00 $5,050.00 $225.00 $275.00 $2,005.00 $1,530.00 $2,010.00 $9,625.00 $7,265.00 $13,935.00 $970.00 $3,045.00 $1,480.00 $1,090.00 $3,125.00

Class of 1979 (7 records) Class of 1980 (2 records) Class of 1981 (16 records) Class of 1982 (15 records) Class of 1983 (1 record) Class of 1983 (19 records) Class of 1984 (8 records) Class of 1985 (6 records) Class of 1986 (1 record) Class of 1987 (10 records) Class of 1988 (13 records) Class of 1989 (13 records) Class of 1990 (1 record) Class of 1991 (22 records) Class of 1992 (14 records) Class of 1993 (6 records) Class of 1994 (7 records) Class of 1995 (1 record) Class of 1996 (1 record) Class of 1997 (14 records) Class of 1998 (6 records) Class of 1999 (11 records) Class of 2000 (2 records) Class of 2001 (2 records) Class of 2002 (2 records) Class of 2006 (1 record) Class of 2011 (3 records) Class of 2012 (1 record)

$1,500.00 $1,350.00 $3,180.00 $6,470.00 $250.00 $10,040.00 $590.00 $2,325.00 $500.00 $1,100.00 $3,500.00 $790.00 $100.00 $1,920.00 $16,200.00 $1,371.08 $3,401.74 $200.00 $50.00 $525.00 $300.00 $2,434.80 $950.00 $450.00 $50.00 $20.00 $235.00 $50.00

Class of 2014 (2 records) Class of 2016 (103 records) Class of 2017 (4 records) Class of 2018 (5 records) Class of 2019 (1 record)

$515.00 $15,280.75 $800.00 $850.00 $200.00

--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Alumni (1 record) Clergy (35 records) Donor (3 records) Faculty (160 records) Family not Parent (14 records) Heritage Hills (29 records) Other (147 records) Parent (634 records) Past Parent (142 records) Students (19 records) Vendor (75 records)

$100.00 $19,130.00 $6,050.00 $26,340.00 $4,180.00 $4,720.00 $57,562.54 $201,061.01 $31,070.00 $2,766.00 $40,925.65

--- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Grand Totals (1,786 records) $541,995.58

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SAVE THE DATE: President’s Dinner

SAVE THE DATE: The Boy Friend

The Reverend Mark G. Vaillancourt invites you to attend the Annual Kennedy Catholic President’s Dinner.

The Kennedy Catholic Players are proud to announce that they will be performing “The Boy Friend”, a comedic musical set in the French Riviera in the Roaring Twenties for this year’s exciting Spring Musical.

Date: May 24, 2017

Dates: March 2-5, 2017

Location: Westchester Marriott 670 White Plains Rd, Tarrytown, NY 10591

Location: Jenny Peters Auditorium at Kennedy Catholic High School

To attend the dinner, visit KennedyCatholic.org/presidentsdinner

For more information, visit KennedyCatholic.org/spring-musical